Indiana Admires Kern and His Singular Campaign
The piece extols John W. Kern Indiana’s long political arc from local attorney to vice presidential nominee. It notes his persistence through repeated defeats, loyalty to Bryan, and deep Hoosier roots. It portrays Kern as a steadfast, selfless figure whose devotion to the ticket elevates him beyond ordinary politicians. It recounts family, upbringing, and community ties in Kokomo and Indianapolis.
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Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
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Boston Woman Marks Golden Anniversary as Cook
A Boston woman recently celebrated fifty years as a cook in a single restaurant. For forty years she baked no fewer than 394000 pies and admitted to producing 738000 puddings and 2000000 doughnuts. A local statistician estimated that if these pies laid out in a row they would stretch about seventy miles.
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The Men Who Conduct Presidential Campaigns History Makers
The article traces campaign headquarters from 1884 onward, detailing how parties built structured operations with literature, speakers, and funds roles. It recounts figures like Mark Hanna and Elliot Danforth, notes headquarters in New York and Chicago, and recalls incidents from Cleveland, Blaine, and Quay era campaigns.
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Perry Heath
Mark Wanna
Cleveland
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Colonel Dunley
Indiana
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Political campaign chiefs and press tussles recounted
A retrospective on 1880s and early 1900s campaign management highlights Senator Quay and Taft era operatives. It notes Quay’s quiet strategy with manufacturers, Hitchcock as a rising star shaping the Roosevelt and Taft campaigns, Cortelyou’s roles, and other campaign figures like Arthur I. Vorys and George R. Sheldon, framing their influence on party effort and public messaging.
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Ohio
George R. Sheldon
New York
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