Indiana and national returns shape Roosevelt era political shifts
The Union and Sullivan county reflect on results supporting Roosevelt and Republican principles. It cites Beveridge as Indiana’s upcoming senior senator, notes Missouri’s break from the solid South, and credits local and state campaigns led by Will Hays and county Republicans for sweeping wins.
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Solid South
Missouri
Roosevelt
Senate
Sullivan County
Will H. Hays
Election Returns Across States Mentioned in Passage
The excerpt lists political voting results with George B. Mc Clellan carrying New Jersey Delaware and Kentucky for a total 21 votes. It also notes 1869 results where Ulysses S Grant had 214 votes and Horatio Seymour 80, and 1873 where Grant secured 286 of 349 total votes.
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George B. McClellan
New Jersey
Delaware
Kentucky
Grant
Horatio Seymour
Able Leaders Rally Roosevelt Support Across States
The New York World notes strong Roosevelt gains under various leaders in Nebraska Indiana Maryland West Virginia New York Brooklyn and New Jersey with large pluralities. Despite capable Democratic leadership the GOP ticket maintains broad regional backing led by figures including William Jennings Bryan Tom Taggart Arthur Gorman Henry Davis David Hill Sheehan Pat McCarren and James Smith Jr.
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William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Tom Taggart
Indiana
Arthur Pue Gorman
Maryland
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
David B. Hill
William F. Sheehan
New York
Bronx
Fairbanks Acknowledged For Vice Presidency Campaign
South Bend Tribune lauds Senator Charles W. Fairbanks of Indiana for strong campaign leadership and magnetism on the stump. The piece highlights his vigor, tact, and appeal in promoting Republican doctrines while respecting opponents as it argues his role could guide the party nationally.
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Roosevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Fairbanks
McKinley
Noite Aliis
Ron
Reasereit
South Bend Tribune
Parker Defeat Sparks Call for Democratic Reform
Judge Allan B. Parker lost the presidency in a landslide to Roosevelt, securing only 133 electoral votes from the south. The Sullivan Democrat notes Parker failed across states, trailed Bryan in New York, and prompts Democrats to rethink conventions, primaries, and party leadership to trust the people and unify the party.
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Judge Allan B. Parker
Gen. Grant
Horace Greeley
Roosevelt
Judge Parker
Solid South
McKinley
Bryan
New York
Issland
Sullivan Democrat
Chaney to assume Indiana Second District seat next March
The Indiana Second District will see John C. Chaney take office in March as congressman. He will be nearly unique in the district’s forty year history for aligning with the executive and legislative branches, with only one prior exception.
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John C. Chaney
Congress
Indiana
Ull
Senate
A. M. Dardy
John L. Brett
Theenate
Shaney
Washirgua
Herald
Sanders Wins Trustee Seat in Heavily Democratic Township
Rev. Sanders, longtime respected figure, wins the township trustee race in a heavily Democratic area. The contest drew strong turnout as a full Republican ticket challenged the incumbent, with Sanders praised for a clean, honest campaign and dedication to public service.
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Rev. Sanders
Sanders
Chaney Victory Seen as Promising Start for Congress
The Redford Mail notes Chaney's win as one of the most nature results from last Tuesday. It predicts an honorable and useful career in Congress and that he will gain hundreds of votes by midterm, highlighting his honesty and sturdy character.
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Bob Miers
Sullivan County
Mr. Chaney
Captain West
Lucas
Sienfi
Adam Miller
Mr. Lucas
Cdo
al- Seok
Poltician
Chaney
Congress
Washington
Redfourd
Dr. King's New Discovery Saves Sufferers from Lung Woes
A Dorchester Massachusetts woman named Lois Tragg is cited as among many saved by Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. The ad claims the remedy cures throat and lung diseases and is sold by Joe K Smock druggist with trial bottles free.
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Dr. King
Lois ‘ Ragg
Dorchester
Mass
Joe K. Smock
Dr Knapp to Visit Vincennes Friday at Hotel Davis
Specialist Dr Knapp from Vincennes will speak at Hotel Davis on Friday November 18 presenting medical advice and consultations.
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Dr. Knapp
Vincennes
Hotel Davis
Convention Convened and Warmth for All
The speaker, honored as president of the convention, recounts visiting homes and keeping the house warm day and night using slack coal and other fuels. He says he can handle the work easily and expresses sympathy with weaker workers, noting his headquarters are with the delegates.
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Sullivan County
Old Man
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House of Representative
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Martin van Buren
Michigan
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