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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1902
Page
2
The Indiana Sentinel argues that miners are far better off now than in 1896 despite higher living costs. It contends the Dem leaders push panic era rhetoric to restore cheap farm prices and the 1893 1897 soup house period. It notes wage gains and longer mine operation despite mounting prices.
The piece traces Indiana state debt across party control from 1861 to the Durbin era. It notes initial debt of 10 179 267 dollars in 1864, reductions under Republicans, debt increases under Democrats, and substantial pay downs by Republicans. It argues voting Republican candidates favors debt reduction for taxpayers.
Albert Heller of 1114 Farman St Omaha says Krause's Headache Capsules gave him relief after many preventives failed. Ben Muckler’s house was broken into. S Le Quinn of Cavendish Vermont robbed by chronic constipation. Dr Kings New Life Pills claimed to cure. Joe Smock's Diety Store noted as related.
A critical early 20th century appeal questions Democratic leadership in Indiana. It challenges tariff reform as a cure for trusts and accuses Democratic regimes of failures, arguing protectionism and enforcement gaps harmed the country. It highlights figures like J Pierpont Morgan and critiques the Wilson Gorman era.
The Anderson Herald reports that the Democratic state committee plans no public speeches this campaign with Chairman O'Brien conducting a discreet campaign behind closed doors. The piece accuses a Cleveland aligned Indianapolis ring and Anderson coterie of blocking open discussion, arguing voters deserve clear stances on issues and candidates.
In 1800 Senator Hanna urged keeping Republicans in power after McKinley’s re election. The message argues let well enough alone and maintain current leadership since 1897 to avoid risk, praising prosperity and continued governance.
A Chicago Chronicle reader question from McGregor Iowa notes President Baer of the Reading road as a Democrat. The Chronicle replies that he used to be a Democrat and implies he remains one, unlike Mr Hill in 1896 who stayed quiet.
A quotation attributes Senator Hanna’s belief that the American worker understands public concerns without need for extensive campaigning speeches during this political moment. The remark emphasizes faith in labor and practical understanding.
The piece describes J Morgan as the Dem cratic production and details the Wilson tariff era when Cleveland issued 262 million in bonds to meet government expenses. A bankers syndicate, formed by Morgan, bought bonds at a discount, profitably handling the abroad and elevating Morgan to national notoriety as a financier. It contrasts this with the Spanish war bonds sold at a premium and subscribed by many investors.
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