Republicans and Progressives urged to unite in nation crossing plan
The Cleveland Leader editorial calls for cooperation between the Republican and Progressive parties to block Democratic ascendancy. It argues that the alliance, tempered by common sense, can end the Democratic minority and restore effective opposition, while criticizing the latest tariff theory and praising unity over hotheads.
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Bryan currency program questioned by business interests
The business interests of the country are skeptical about a currency program that William Jennings Bryan has anything to do with. President Wilson was skeptical regarding the commoner's financial views in 1896. Such a position does not tend to give the people confidence in the president or his secretary of state.
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Alleged oil “smeller” hints at rich pool near county courthouse
An unnamed informant reportedly claimed a rich oil pool underlies the site of Sullivan’s present courthouse. The note recalls past rumors of oil wealth around the courthouse area.
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Tariff Bill Shifts Burden to Consumers and Foreign Suppliers
The article argues the new democratic tariff law keeps consumer costs high while foreign producers, notably Mexican goods, supply the market. It also notes William Jennings Bryan is unlikely to intervene to aid Mexico, implying skepticism about a belligerent republic’s fate.
Bloomington Star Lickskillet items amuse town life
In Bloomington Star cabbage is scarce yet turnips last for three meals daily Egg prices spark talk of prosperity Deacon Hansford sells Perkins pills Rev Perkins mocks Squire Hartsock cider mill Squire withdraws church support to join Gosport church Jim Bledsoe wins open face duplex watch at a blacksmith raffle Lickskillet Metropolitan Players plan Uncle Tom's Cabin in Ebbersole barn Minor casting disputes Arminta Jones seeks Little Eva role at 40 Rabbits abundant leading to playful gifts to the preacher
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Public Official Cites Media Satire on Motives
An Ohio paper quotes a public servant denying motive in a controversy. He states he has no desire to try his case in the newspapers, countering claims of a misunderstood motive. The remark frames the dispute as a defense against media portrayal.
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