A Big Human Heart as a Man and a Statesman
Addison G Harris paints Vice President Fairbanks as a pure upright statesman with broad public vision. He lauds his kindness, religious seriousness, and resolve to oppose false principles, outlining his background in law and politics and arguing he would lead a businesslike Republican administration.
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North American Review
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Austria
Fairbanks
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Mr. Cleveland
McKinley
Senate Chamber
Associated Press
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Supreme Court of Ohio
Senate
Congress
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Mudslinging Promised No More in Indiana Campaign
The Marion Chronicle reports Hon. Thomas R. Marshall pledges no mudslinging in Indiana races. Republicans welcome a debate centered on policies and principles, offering to meet Democrats on that ground and stressing voters will decide based on merits.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Marion
Brewers Satisfied By Local Option Plank Dispute
The Monticello Herald notes the Democratic platform supports city ward local option allowing saloons to stay open despite majority votes against them. Brewers favor that ward system and oppose Republican county local option, arguing it undermines local will.
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Monticello Herald
Marshall Promises Dignified Campaign in Democratic Gubernatorial Bid
Thomas R. Marshall, the Democratic nominee for governor, says he will run a clean campaign free from mudslinging. He criticizes opponents who resort to personal attacks and vows to focus on issues and facts.
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Mr. Marshall
Logansport
Indiana
Marshall
Crawford Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Tom Taggart
Frankfort
Thomas R. Marshall
Dry South Carolina and political shifts noted
The Sullivan Union notes South Carolina has gone dry by a large majority and questions responses from governors. It mentions William R. Hearst planning a rest abroad, and William Jennings Bryan’s silence on a Denver convention delegation. The piece also covers postal rulings and Indiana Attorney General Bingaham on rural carriers not qualifying for notary commissions due to holding multiple lucrative offices.
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South Carolina
Postoffice Department
Postoffice
Bingham
Indiana
Wool prices fall amid Bryanism jokes and election talk
The Sullivan Times notes wool prices slipping from 17 to 16 vents. The piece, linking the decline to T. B. Springer’s Bryanism joke, weighs the political impact of Mr. Bryan’s possible presidency on the market. It contrasts current wool conditions with those under the Cleveland administration and urges voters to consider the stakes.
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T. B. Springer
Bryan
Cleveland
Sullivan Times
Springer
Free wool competition lowers farmer prices and tariff impact
The writer argues cheap foreign wool competes with US wool, pulling down prices. Domestic supply is high, and demand drops, aided by imports before tariff changes. The piece questions if Bryan and free wool would raise farmers’ incomes and cites corn, wheat, and oats price questions.
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London
United States
Boston
TIMES
Misconstrues the Union letter from Farmersburg reader
E G Denney from Farmersburg Indiana requests cancellation of his paper over a controversy with The Union about Hays and Shel burn. He asks for his delinquent amount due and to forward payment. Silver Chaney offers farm loans from two thousand dollars at four percent and higher loans at four percent.
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Farmersburg
Ind
Silver Chaney
Insurance ad promotes Davis Block Indiana firm
An Indiana advertising notice touts Insure in the American and positions Davis Block A B Hazel rigg's old stand Mattix and Drennen as a leading company.
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Indiana
Davis Block
A. BE. Hazelrigg
Mattix & Drennon
Indianapolis Southern R R Time Table Trains Passing Sullivan
The Indianapolis Southern rail timetable shows westbound No 20 at 11 00 am and No 38 at 12 05 pm and eastbound No 22 at 11 00 am No 34 at 7 14 pm No 88 at 6 40 am No 94 at 4 35 pm. Trains Nos 21 22 33 and 34 run daily while Nos 93 and cars mixed trains run daily except Sunday.
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Shelburn
Farmersburg
Terre Haute
Paris
Clinton
Brazil
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ohio
Sun
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Sullivan, Ind
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West Side
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Citizens Trust Building
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Law
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