Bryan and Democratic Fate in 1900 Platform Split
The piece discusses Bryan's 16 to 1 plank at Kansas City and its impact on the 1900 Democratic convention. It notes opposition from major newspapers and the uneasy stance of many Democrats, implying Bryan's strength surpassed his party. Mentions Hastings as manager and references Washington and Hartford papers.
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Waller
Connecticut
Kansas’ ‘City
Chicago
Kansas City
Bryan
Fort
Chattanooga Times
The
St. Paul Globe
New Haven Register
Hartford Times
Boston: Herald
New York. Evening Post
New York’ Times
New ‘York World
McKinley
Louisville. Colgier-Journal
Baltimore Sun
Slowis
Butto
Bryant
Caitian
Jacksonian
Indianapolis
Sun
Ind
Webster Davis
Washington
Davis
Africa
Publication slams imperial policy over Philippines China issues
A harsh editorial voices sympathy for the Boers while ignoring American legates and missionaries in Pekin. It condemns the war in the Philippines yet offers no clear interest in the Chinese troubles and mentions Kentucky Governor Beckham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Philippines
Yasoughe
Pana
Political Turmoil In 1896 U S Ticket Rumors Rise
Fragments mention palerntIllinois ticket Palmer as candidate for president in 1896 and Hill Croker voicing assurances. The text hints at party factions in New York and a claim the Ninth United States Infantry engaged at Taku China while foreigners remain alive.
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United
States
Taku
China
Arlington Jackman 22nd Regiment Soldier Died in Philippines
Arlington D. Jackman a late member of Company M 22nd United States Infantry born July 12 1876 died May 20 1900 killed in action eight miles from Manila his remains buried in Manila National Cemetery He enlisted in 1898 at Evansville with Corwin Ray Hill and Jesse Van Winkle later sent to Manila Arlington D Jackman son of Mr and Mrs Hiram Jackman lived near Alfordsville and the community extends sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
D. Jackman
22Nd Regiment
United States. Infantry
Andaba
Philippin
National Cemetery
Manila
Corqvin Ray- Hill
Jéase van Winkle
Evensvill
Baing
Hiram Jackman
Alfordsville
Ee C.g
Local Social Notes From Plainville and Nearby Areas
Misses Elisa Jenkins McPadden and Grace Harting visit relatives in Orleans and Clay City. Stella Rink travels to Washington. Miss Lilli Stanley hosts Murphy of Chicago. Miss McCall and Miss Hedden visit in Jerre Haute and Hartford City. May Renkin and May Bunch return from Orleans ford area. Charlie McWilliams family weekend with Mr and Mrs Charles Denam.
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Bors
Mrvdhd Mile
Alex Densm
Crosby i Ig
Orleans
Ind
Elisa’ Jenkie McPadden
Balem
Rev
B.C
Jordan
Little ‘Gon Ara
Itt
Stella Rink
Washington
Grace Harting
Clay
City
Lilli
Stanley, Murphy
Chicago
Parenta
Burial at Oak Grove Noted After Child's Illness
Fragments indicate a burial at Oak Grove following illness and paralysis. Names and full details are unreadable in the damaged text.
Drowned Bridge Boss Lost Life in White River
Special Correspondence from Elnora Indiana reports the drowning of William Wright, a Southern Indians bridge boss, while working on the new U I bridge north of town. He fell into five feet deep water and cramps were blamed. his body was found at 3 pm the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora
Ind
Wiliam Wright
White River
U. I
Here
Wbud
Township Trustees Election Ruling Impacts Statewide Balloting
The Indiana Supreme Court affirmed a Main Circuit Court judgment in a suit by James Larned against George B. Elliot. The case bars ballot placement of a Canter Township assessor and trustee nominee, prompting an election for township trustees statewide this fall and signaling far reaching electoral implications.
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Supreme Court At
Indianapolis
Taleiay
Stat
James’ Larned
George B. Elliot Celal
Commission 18
Mariot County
Canter Township
Elnora News Highlights From County Seat Visit and Local Industry
G W Myers and J K Hickey visited the county seat on business, O Myers travels for a Indianapolis grocery house, and eight year old J Core, shot two weeks ago at Martinsville, is improving fast. The Elnora brick kiln by Black & Whisman shows success and will be urged to burn another kiln at once. James Core went to Indianapolis on business.
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G. W.i Myers
J. K. Hickey
O. Myers
Indignapolis
J. Core
Agaj
Martinsville
Elnora
Black & WhEismah
James Cor
Indianapolis
Advertised Letters List for Week Ending July 10
Washington post office lists remaining letters for the week ending July 10. Names include Cox Alta Dawson W E Fairchild Ald Day Theodore Maddon Kathering Grow Frank Mercer Hazel Hatfeld Dr Montery Magic Hand Aaron B Often Bertha Leisbear HA Robbing Maggie Lewis John A Sexton Mrs Doo l Mullen Frank Wallin Mrs Will Porter Will Wilson Binhehe Renkin Ed Wills Ella Spyder William Talbot Henry L Taylor Frank Walker U R In cultlog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentlemen Cox
Alta Dawson
W Efairchild
Ald Day
Theodore Maddon
Kathering Grow
Frank Mercer
Hazel
Hatfeld
Dr. Montery
Magic Hand
Aaron B Often
Bertha “Leisbear
HA Robbing
Maggie Lewis
John A Sexton
Doo'l Mullen
Frank Wallin
Will Porter
Will Wilson
Binhehe ‘Renkin
Ed Wills
Ella _ Spyder
William Talbot
Henry L Taylor
Frank Walker
Wsbove
Local Residents Gather Forberries and Visits
Miss Katie Deltz of Washington visited the locality on Thursday. William John returned home from Indianapolis to visit friends and relatives. Gertie Barber Blanch Colbert Lola Akerslof are noted residents in the area and Cumback spent Sunday night nearby. The Sumback correspondent spent Saturday night in the vicinity. George Waixer’s incident caused fright in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
William John
Indianapolis
Gertie
Barber
George
Waixer
Horse Escape Sparks Narrow Flight After Wagon Crash
Mr. Walker escaped a deadly trap when horses bolted and wrecked the wagon. The cart torn lip, horses unhurt, and only minor injuries noted. A large crowd gathered Sunday night for children's exercises amid pleasant weather. praise went to organizers and Miss Ethel Gaither who played the organ and led recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Swann
Rank Swann
Supreme Court confirms township trustees election this fall
The Supreme Court affirms that township trustees and assessors must be elected this fall. The decision in Yambs Larned vs. George LB Eliot upholds placing notices for township offices on the November ballot. Center Township Marion and Nuremberg are noted in the ruling as locations affected by the order.
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Supreme Court
Tailanapolia
Larned
George LB Eliot
Center
Marion
Nuremberg
Devotion Amid End Of Life Couple Refuse Separation
A Darlington Indiana couple, married 59 years, refuse to be separated on their deathbed. both linger together as doctors deem separation best. The report also notes a state bar association meeting in Indianapolis and various local incidents, including a woman’s suicide and a boy’s accident.
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Darlington
Ind
Boollter
State Bar Association
Indianapolis
State Barr Association of
Indiana
Herd
Senate
State House
Roberts. Taylor
Ft. Wayne
Real Estate Transfers Record of Multiple Conveyances
Real estate transfers list numerous partial and full lot deeds across Washington, Elinora, Downey Davis additions and others. Entries name grantors, grantees, and conveyed parcels with prices and lot designations including Otto Dobbins, Jacob Pope, Michael Deckard, Mary Hart, Minnie Wood, Ora Edmonson, Morton Cole, Good Snyder, Oliver Walker, Victor Horney, and others. The document compiles deed actions with locations in Washington and adjacent additions, detailing quitclaim or warranty transfers and sums.
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Jacob C Pope
Elnora
Griffiths
Jacob Pope
Michael Deckard
C Griffiths
Helen McTegart
Richard Summers
Washington MeTegarts
Mary A. ‘Mattingly
H F. Vollmer
Turners
Oliver Walker
Louis Walker
Montgomery Mackel
Local Notes From The Area Transfer To Various Towns
Messy OCR lists residents and travelers including Mrs W W Ham who is healthy J A Vowel visiting Haysville Eugene Allen went to Knoxville Misa Tillie McCord visiting near Highrock Rev Crawford to Plainville Frank Ragsdale to Knoxville Hiram Collins to Carmel Jeb Chandler to Shoals Mack Gootee nearly recovered from illness WC Camp to Washington Mr and Mrs George Godwit and others on announced trips and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Tillie McCord
Highrock
Gen. Crawford
Plainville
Frank
Ragsdale
Knoxville
Hiram Collins
Carmel
Jeb
Chandler
Shoals
Mack Gootee
Camp
Washington
George
Local Notes and Social Doings in Loogootee Area
Mrs 4 E Chandler and James Chandler family are noted. Bees and neighbors busy with crops and threshing. Raphael Birch first to thresh in the neighborhood. several residents travel to Knoxville for business. Republican league to form at Godwins Hall July 16 with Ed Paitti and C Mr Mears attending. Crop prospects praised and moves planned to Knoxville for Wallis family. visitors include Mrs Burris of Kenmore and Miss Gertie Milbotland from Washington.
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Ailan
Chandler
Jobo Wi Walls
Ireland
Will Diley
My “Hl
Ragsdale
Raphael Birch
John ‘Halphinstine
Martin'county
Knoxville
Brian of
Loogootse
William ‘White
Carmel
Godwin’s
Washington
William Burris
Kenhere
Wallis
Gertie Milbotland
Ju ‘McCord
Raphael Berch
Loogootee
Local Notes Highlight Washington Visits and Community Life
Community members including Lloyds Clark John G McCawley and Rev H L Schoonover are noted visiting Washington and nearby towns. Local weddings, illness recoveries, new businesses and infrastructure work such as grading for an east bridge and a new restaurant project are recorded along with family visits and social events from Montgofiery area residents.
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Washington Gazette
Office of
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Washington D.I
Washington Gazette Co
Hastings
Weean
Governok Beckham
Kentucky
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PaLentllinois
I Palmer i
Nomigee
Arlington Jackman
Rafe
John
M. J. Carnahan Copipany
Fngiana
Township Trustees
Overbie
Washington Post
Possum
Brownstown
Bys Esham
Dofa
Big County
Idlanopolis
Robert Knox
Wap Bes
Brighton Beach
Ford
Samuel Snattes
Howblls
Ongtel Ow
Hawthorne
Pope
Thomngas
Phick
But Ng
Bitter Ton
Akenside
eBedford Républican
John R Rtaney
Rose E Slinkard
Sway
William Abbott
Yarelda Smith
Bessie Littell
I Littell
Chas
Heinbaugh
Nugent &W
Emma L.jackson
Washington West Point
Ora Hdmondson &W
Morton Cole
Spalding &W
Good Snyder
West Washington
Frances M Brewer
D. Brewer
Albert Colbert
Victor A Horney
South
Francis M. Harned
Christopher Grow
Ladmr
Edgar L
Bilger L Covolt
Wto Elmer E- Grow al
George ‘Gregory Et
Tyettle , Gregory Ét al
Alfordsyilie
W. W. Ham
J A. Vowel
Haysville
Eugene
Allen
4. E. Chandler
James Chandler
Montgofiery
Lloyds Clark
John G McCawley
Walker Bas
J. W. Dwyer
Ito
John Rudolph
Henry
Rudolph
Decatur
Alezeltie Aliigon
Will Heffernan
Sophia
Williams
Horn
Sad
Ed Nolan
Bi ‘Daugitter
Thos
Walker
Asone
McPherson
George Coone
Bart Gates
Milt Walker
Win
Yates
Sikeston Mo
Bullard
Ephrafna
Walter
WeCrackan
Boydsyille
Ark
Boydsville
George Brown
Frank ‘O'Neill
Tim
Stotik
Mantie Davidson
Migs
Jennie Rett Werd
John Reflit
S.r
Myers
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