Miers Speech Causes Fire Over Philippines Policy
The Sullivan Times quotes Congressman candidate Robert W. Miers from a soldiers reunion at the opera house. It portrays him as endorsing McKinley policy in the Philippines while denying imperial aims, sparking Democratic accusations of false reporting and calling for accountability in the campaign.
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Sullyan Union
Robert W. ‘Miers
Congress
Soldiers’ Re Union
Opera House
Vetern
Bob Miers
Philippines
Miers
McKinley
Democratic County Committee
Sullivan Times
Opera Hotse
Porto Rico
Ivan
Mobody
Union
Meeti
Repubican
Democratic
Opéra’ House
Mittee
Fragmentary financial notice with ledger figures and stocks
A partial accounting fragment lists salaries, advertising, book supplies, and dividends. Liabilities show stockholders’ equity with a paid-in amount and cash on hand. Assets include mortgage and other items, with amounts around 107.48 and 18.38, dated 1990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne Cirling
Aioe i
Line of Letvera Repidining In The Tosfocer Office
A fragmented list of names appears in a local office setting including Sarah Clark Mrs Lon Digmond Mra An Holiges Mrz Carrid Batria Miss Sallie Mellon Mra Wm Watson Cinda with no clear action or event. The readable items suggest an attendance or staff roster fragment from a period newspaper.
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Letvera
Tosfocer
Abe
Bekry
Sarah
Clark
Lon Digmond
Carrid Batria
Democrats Headed for Indianapolis Bryan Rally Parade
Washington Democrats and a Citizens Band left for Indianapolis on Tuesday to join a Bryan and Stephenson notification meeting. About 25 in uniform, 10 in civilian clothes formed a parade of 52 people, though organizers forecast 200 to 300 attendees. Tickets sold reportedly around 200, with many unused. several groups helped fund the trip, while enthusiasm appeared lower than expected.
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Daity
Citizens Band
Washington
FE & I
Todianapolis
Bryan
Stephenson
Peoples” Theatre
Indianapolis
Eutide
Beam
Howe
Cmany
Peters, Montgomery
Wheatland
Saloon crackdown urged as Midway bar siege noted
The passage reports calls for close of the disreputable Midway saloon after proprietor Isaac Steinfelt was arrested for assault on Bertha Alford. He pleaded guilty and was fined amid broader local crime notes and varied town tidbits, including workers, politics, and social events.
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Isaac Steinfelt
Bertha Alford
Agein
Stein
Streeter
Knife Attack Sparks Vigilante Style Night Fight
Clarence Bicourt was severely cut by Fred Likey near Kroeger tailor shop on Main Street when Likey confronted him over alleged talk. Bicourt suffered a severed arm and multiple wounds. witnesses saw the quick assault and Likey fled before arrest. Doctors treated Bicourt at Willeford's office, saving his life.
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Clarence Blovitet
Kroeger
Main Street
Fred Likey
Bicourt
Tly Coat
GW. Willeford
Leford
HURT AT THE SHOPS IN MILLING ROOM ACCIDENT
A worker at B. a W Milling suffered chest and arm injuries when struck by a piece of scantling in the milling department Monday afternoon around 2 30. Amber was moved to his home on East Seventh Street. Dr Winton treated the wound and reports no blame on fellow workers. He remained in fair condition overnight with occasional pains.
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Albert Buzan
Chester Busick
East End
Walnut
East
Eleventh Street
Thesday Buzan
Busick
Scudder
Tit Gacerra
Herald
Wilson
Indianapolis
Grr Ve Saxakorp
Wain
Winton
Houshead
Oldynill Hanjls
Spencer Strings Arrival for Bryan Delegation in Indianapolis
Washington, Indiana residents flocked to Indianapolis for the Bryan demonstration with about 185 from Washington attending. John H Spencers reported plans to move the Young Men’s Bryan Club into quarters at the Grand Hotel and have 300 marchers join the escort, wearing blue serge coats, duck trousers, Bryan hats, and Kanes. An estimated five hundred people were expected from Washington for the event at the Grand Hotel.
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Indianapolis
Brian
Ashington
Union
Lis
Grand Hotel
Sperber
Washington
Indiana
Oklahoma Froth Yueeday Daily Daviess County Note
Daviess countians left for Enid and other points in Oklahoma at noon today. Names mentioned include Horrall and wife Cumback J McFarland of Epsom Austin Qimon Charles Robertson and brother at Epsom Jett of Hyatts Frank Br of Montgomery Noa and Allen.
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Froth
Yueeday
Daviess
Enid
Oklahoma
Horrall
Lot Cumback
J. McFarland
Epsom
Austin Qimon
Charles
Robertson
Jiltan
Jett
Hyatts
Frank Br Jof Montgomery
Wil Noa
Allen
Fragmentary note on Henry Stringer inquiry and missing remains
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Henry Stringer arranging something and bones possibly remaining. It hints at others going on a inspecting trip and uncertainties about wrongdoings. The passage is incomplete with unclear dates or places and no clear events or names beyond Stringer.
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Henry Stringer
Lincoln League opens with enthusiastic local meeting
The Lincoln County League held a lively meeting at Morgan schoolhouse with strong Republican representation. Officers elected include President Kgnnerd Dilley, Vice President Henry Bell, Secretary Treasurer Lowhart. A new member reception is welcome anytime.
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Kgnnerd Dilley
iHenry Bell
Ty Mahan
Mahan
Inieh
Tie
Commissioners Court Minutes on Pauper Care and Jail
Board commissioners discuss pauper care and jail duties assigned to Dr Union Holder from the poorhouse, with details on salaries and township service. Officials note costs, property purchases from Art Metal Company, and remonstrators and attorneys involved in the dispute.
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Dias Boi
Board Commissioners
Fa Ag
al ET
Washington Township
Ovwnersi
Striare
Ae. Metal
Art Metal
of. Jametown
N.Y
Farewell to Mrs Able in Indiana Community
The obituary notes the passing of Mrs. Able of Hyatts, once living with Joseph after moving from Martin to Letts about five months prior. She was beloved and universally loved, remembered with a farewell meter. Interment six miles south of Shoals at the Able cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Martin
Agus
Letts
James Able
Hyatt’s
Intermient
Shoals
Able
Odon Old Settler Ball Schedule Confusing Dates
Odon ball team schedule shows Aug 17 1900 at Loogootee and Aug 18 1900 for a game in Odon. The text is garbled with misspellings but indicates back to back dates and opponents for the Odon squad during the old settlers event era.
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Odon
Fey Montgomery
Loogootee
Odoon
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J.G) Moore
Anna Love i
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Harry van Ripper
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Pryton Clarion
Alford Th. Taylor
Jengie’ Blanford
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Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
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Terre Haute
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Claude Malott
Lawrence County
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