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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1910

Page

7

Indiana Campaign Weather and Economic Debate

The piece notes an election debate on leaving the family a home or farm versus a broken down automobile. It praises favorable weather boosting Sullivan county corn prospects and predicts a bumper crop to offset shortages. It cites Mr. Bryan resting with his party in Nebraska and opposes Indiana speeches by Bryan and Taggart, fearing Democratic influence.

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Roosevelt Receives London Honor and Addresses City

Ex president Theodore Roosevelt returns to New York after a European tour and is welcomed with a London ceremony where he accepts the freedom of the city. He speaks on East Africa, Egypt, and policy, and receives praise for his energy and leadership.

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Bryan’s Political Fortunes Amid Nebraskan Press Tour

The text notes Bryan’s long pursuit of public work since 1896 through campaign talks chautauqua circuits and newspaper revenue sources. It suggests party rejection in Nebraska would not greatly alter his path and mentions a metaphorical cross of gold weighing on his campaign.

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Republican rail bill nears final success in conference

With passage of the postal savings bank bill the Republican program advances. The railway measure leads the slate and now sits in conference as the party pushes toward final enactment.

Tariff Board urged before Congress before changes

A speaker urges maintaining the Payne tariff act and awaiting recommendations from a Tariff Board funded to $250,000, arguing for thorough investigation before modifying schedules. The talk highlights population shifts toward cities, with state-by-state impacts on congressional seats and noting Columbus as a former population center now moving toward the Wabash region.

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Statement on political rhetoric and sentimentality analysis

The speaker defends historical accuracy in remarks about governance and Egypt, arguing for backing a chosen leader while criticizing sentimentality as a flawed basis for righteousness. Bishops’ quiet suggests the term sentimentality may be viewed differently by some listeners.

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