Democratic keynote speech outlines local option stance and bank deposits
Marshall, speaking to thousands in Salenm, defends township ward unit over county option, pledges support for remonstrance law and temperance stance without prohibition. He criticizes Republican delays on local option, cites bank deposits, Taft policy, and contrasts with Bryan speeches. mentions Chaney salary vote and Watson comment.
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Indianapolis Star
James EB. Watson
Indiana Voters Split on Tariff Debate in 1896 Campaign
The Indianapolis Star cites a Republican admission that William Jennings Bryan’s tariff revision case appeals to voters. It notes Bryan’s skillful debate and argues Indiana would back Bryan and Kern over Hanna Aldrich Cannon Fayns and Dalzell if the choice were tariff reform versus standpatism. The piece frames the election as a clash over tariff policy and party lines.
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United States
Rumor of Guthrie Deputy Sheriff Resignation Debunked
A report claimed Deputy Sheriff Guthrie resigned and planned to move to Madison township. The Democrat noted there was no truth to the rumor. Amid panic at the auditorium eleven people reached the sidewall safely as the audience fled. Cleveland Plain Dealer reported the incident with chaotic scenes and a manager restraining hysteria.
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Political Notes and Bryan Campaign Pushes
Political notes discuss depositor safety to calm bank fears and stabilize the economy. William J. Bryan endorses extended campaigning across regions and urges local clubs, while contrasting Democratic and Republican office costs, highlighting a doubling in expenses under the current administration.
Bryan on Tariff Policy Draws Sharp Lines
The piece reviews William Jennings Bryan’s tariff critique, arguing protectionists have used campaign funding and favors to influence policy. It contrasts Bryan’s stance with Republican promises to revise tariffs for revenue and asserts a Democratic program to cut duties, remove favored tax schemes, and restore government revenue grounding.
Skeleton found during foundation digging in Vincennes
Workmen digging for a foundation on Steond and Busseron streets unearthed a human skeleton. The bones lay about three feet below the surface next to Fred Marone’s saloon. The remains were positioned face up with the skull near the surface. This is the third skeleton found in Vincennes in recent weeks, with earlier remains reported as large in size.
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Busseron
Vincennes
Fred Marone
Marone
Vince Capital
Runaway Horse Causes Automobile Scare on William Beck Lane
A horse frightened by a new auto on Hai ned avenue caused a Sunday afternoon collision. The buggy, carrying a woman, a small child, and two onlookers, veered as the horse lunged toward the sidewalk. The driver lost control but no serious injuries occurred.
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Hained Avenue
Vast Idaho railroad project priced at eleven million four hundred thousand
P O Neal, St Paul right of way agent, states the 60 mile stretch between Tait and St Joe Idaho will cost 11 400 600 with 36 tunnels. Confederate pensions in Arkansas total 691 950 but the treasury may pay on a percentage due to a 200 000 shortfall. Camp Perry preparations for Sea Girt tournament follow the Camp Perry event. Mrs Wardwell denies leprosy and seeks freedom backed by physicians. Lightning killed two miners and injured a third in Ranch Gap Pa underground. Tolstoy’s 80th birthday celebrations face Russian government opposition. John Stansberry 73 died after bee stings near Datlin Ohio. Warrants issued for Mrs Bayard and daughter in Des Moines for murder charges.
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Woman Found Dead In Room In New York
Miss Wilfred Parsons daughter of Charles Parsons president of the Rome Water Town and Ogdensburg road was found dead with a bullet wound in her head at her Avenue apartment. Police call it death by suicide though friends say likely accidental. Her fiancé Emile Mias died four months earlier from consumption. A maid found Parsons with a revolver in her right hand. Other items mention a jail escape and coal sale notices mixed in the same text.
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Bargains in Real Estate Auction Listings
Real estate brief offers 10 acres and four room houses on a bravel road property. Includes a house with barn and smokehouse, mortgaged at four to six percent interest. Possession listed for Mareb L in 2009.
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