Democratic strength shifts in Bryan era debates and conventions
A fragmented analysis of Democratic factionalism discusses Bryan's influence across states. It notes anti Bryan elements in Kansas City platform politics, Ohio and Illinois reactions, and efforts to unite for a November bid while fearing Republican gains.
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Democratic debt dispute echoes in Indiana politics
Fragmentary text shows a contested claim about state debt and Democratic leadership, referencing a period from 1838 and a six year span. The passage hints at political defense of records and rhetoric surrounding January as a turning point in the debt narrative.
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Political turbulence and party shifts loom in Indiana race
The piece traces Democratic and Republican tensions in Indiana campaigns, noting fiscal policy criticism, toyed council actions, and trust issues. It cites protests over policing, legislative bets, and shifts in party platforms, with references to Maine results and national figures shaping local strategy.
German paper praises American restraint in Philippines
Frankfurt Zeitung comments that without patience the United States might have faced longer guerrilla resistance in Samar and applauds humane actions and moderation by American forces. It notes irritation over alleged war crimes but calls for civilized warfare and discipline among troops.
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Reorganizers Accuse State of Debt Mismanagement
Aggressive charges from the Indiana reorganization faction claim willful mismanagement of state affairs. They criticize the state platform for defending a large debt and attempt to discredit the debt figures amid Democratic control.
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Debates Over Indiana Debt and Tax Policy in 1890s
Fragmented text discusses Indiana state finances in the 1890s, noting debt growth and deficits, opposition claims of mismanagement, and calls for tax levy increases. Mentions Democratic leadership, Republican control, and public opinion shaping fiscal policy in Indianapolis.
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Local party shifts in Daviess county politics and education ties
A fragmented report notes shifts in Daviess and Dubois counties with party nominations for constable and state senate. It mentions John McCarty and Toni Walsh campaigning in Madison townships, and tensions over appointments, including William McCrisaken as deputy and discussions of legal instructor ties to Indiana University. Local papers debate Miers and Gaverre alignments and note Squire Streeter’s Republican past affecting current support.
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