Democratic Harmony Claims Stir Up Political Debate
The piece questions if the Democratic party is truly harmonious and able to direct policy, citing the Bryan influence at St Louis, Parker's telegrams, and past tariff reforms. It notes Cleveland’s awareness of internal divides and suggests business leaders doubt party unity, while other anecdotes touch on campaigns and local curiosities.
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Democratic Party
St. Louis
Parker
Bryan
Cleveland
White House
Wilson
Indiana
Chicago Chronicle
Voters urged to stay in precinct for valid ballot
The Union promotes GOP aligned rhetoric urging residents not to leave their precinct or risk losing their vote and touts a color portrait of President Roosevelt as part of the edition.
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The
Union
President Roosevelt
Vote for Chaney to Represent Second District in Congress
The piece urges a Republican vote for John C. Chaney to continue current policy and keep the Second District represented in Congress. It calls on Republicans to work for party success, cites crops and markets, counters William Jennings Bryan’s Indiana tour, and criticizes his stance on militia and the Parker platform.
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John C. Chaney
Congress
William J. Bryan
Indiana
Republican Party
William Jennings Bryan
Indiana Democracy
Bryan
Judge Parker
St.Louis
Hoosier Democracy
Open Letter from John C. Chaney in Sullivan Indiana 1904
John C. Chaney appeals to Sullivan County voters in October 1904 urging support for his congressional candidacy. He contrasts his aims with Judge Miers and stresses local backing, declaring it essential for victory and asking friends to talk for him and vote for him. He emphasizes cross party appeal and loyalty to neighbors.
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Sullivan
Ind
Sullivan County
Congress
John C. Chaney
Cleveland Hails Harmonious Democracy at Carnegie Hall
Grover Cleveland spoke as Car negie hall meeting chairman in New York praising the atmosphere of resolute democracy. He said the event lets him meet face to face those who largely represent the city’s business interests and marks his return from retirement.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Geclu
Eclectic Medical Society Meets in Terre Haute
The Eclectic Medical Society of Vigo and Sullivan counties met in Terre Haute on Wednesday with a good attendance. Dr Kennedy of Sullivan presented a clinic and led discussion on a small pox paper. The next meeting will be in Sullivan on the third Tuesday in November.
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Eclectic Medical Societ
Vigo
Sullivan Counties
Terre Haute
Kennedy
Sullivan
Sudden Death in Pleasantville Shop
Four o clock Saturday afternoon Miss Mattie Spencer collapsed in Squire Bedwell's Pleasantville store from heart failure. The 24 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Spencer of Jefferson Township had a history of heart disease. The burial was held: 'af 'three '0' ay afternoon at the church in Plea oe a aniste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Bedwell
Pleasantville
Mattie Spencer
Spencer
Miss Spencer
James
Spencers
Jefferson Townsh
Jerriege
Neat Screen Wire Screen Doo Waibcans Dishes and Hosiery
A fragment mentions screen wire and hosiery items along with miscellaneous words like doo waibcans and dishes, indicating a partial list or catalog snippet without a coherent narrative or clear events. The readable terms suggest a trade or household items section.
Notice of Holiday Gift Giveaway on December 24 1904
A chance to win a Quick Meal Range a Stevens favorite rifle and a Rogers Bros 1847 knife and fork set with every $2 cash purchase or equivalent account payment. Entry appears under 116 Marrix Turman & Ricocs.
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Stevens
Rogers Bros
Marrix Turman & Ricocs
Roosevelt Speech Acceptance July 27 1904 Tariff Comparison
President Roosevelt urged voters to compare the current tariff law with the 1894 tariff and its effects. He called for sober, sensible men to judge past and present policies by outcomes under the two tariff regimes.
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Roosevelt
Accidentally Shot Boy Injures Hand and Thigh Near Rose Chapel
Robert M. Bledsoe Jr., 16, son of Robert M. Bledsoe, was accidentally shot Friday afternoon about 5 by Albert Asbury at his neighbor’s home one mile north of Rose Chapel. The pistol, a 32 calibre revolver, struck through his thumb forefinger and palm and lodged in the right thigh before Dr. S. J. Lisman of Carlisle treated him.
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Robert M. Bledsoe, Jr
Robert M. Bledsoe
Rose Chapel
Albert Asbury
Bledsoe
Asbury’s
Riley Hancock
Asbury
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Sullivan Union
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Robert P. White Publishers
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
Davis
Kentuck
Mr. Bryan
Tom Taggart
Tom
Crawford County
Illinois
Robinson Argus
Robinson
Indianapolis
Aaron Bryan
Moses Parker
Joe Cannon
Carnegie Library
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bureau of Statistics
J. Frank Hanly
Hugh TH. Miller
Daniel E. Storms
David E. Sherrick
Nat A. Hill
Charles W. Miller
George W. Self
F. A. Cotton
Joseph H. Stubbs
Oscar H. Montgomery
John V. Hadley
John G. Barnett
William H. Lugas
John W. Cooper
John Erlinger
Warren Watson
Thomas L. Jenkins
R. Joseph Freeman
Republican Headquarters
Republicans
Goodman
North Court Street
Briggs Office
Post Office
Harmony
Eclectic Medical Society
Sincerty
Scott
No. 9
West Side
Scott Bros
Importange
Sullivan, Ing
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