Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 January 1896 — Page 2
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It was far larger than many republican conventions of former years that hove hail the business of nominating a county ticket in hand. This is one of tile facts that stick in the democratic craw. It shows that the republicans have taken the initiative and have set the pace, and pages of democratic literature will not change the elfect of the lajge gathering. The BannkrTimks was right in pronouncing it a good one. The Star Press which got real gay last week in writing up the obituary of Willis Bunn, deceased, elirnhes down off its perch handsomely this week and says it was misinformed in stating that Mr. Bunn had died in the county asylum. The paper adds that it is glad to make the correction and that it regrets exceedingly that the error was printed. The apology is to the point and should settle the matter, but we would suggest that political clap trap written in obitu ary notices are very dangerous things to fool with. Better leave politics and effusions on political moves to the living.
There is a well grounded opinion afloat that the Star Press can not ccint, hence we are not sur prised at that paper coming out anti boldly stating toda}’ that the republicans had but two dozen at th# opening of their meeting last Saturday.
By the Republican County Committee as ChairmanThe Kepubiican County Central committee met at ten o’clock this morning at the mayor’s oflice for permanent orsianizat ion for the campaign of 189*). At the hourap pointed there was a good number of lepublican committeemen present and later additions swelled the attendance to near the full limit. The meeting was called to order by the retiring chairman Thomas T.Moore. The matfer of electing a chairman for the ensuing campaign was the first business of the meeting. Mr. Charles B. Case was put in nomination and hi* eleeticn made unanimous. Mr. Case lias been connected with Putnam politics for the past ten 3'ears. He is full of energy and enthusiasm for the cause of the re publican party and litis always stood high in the counsels of his party. In past campaigns he has been of
B. CASE.
the executive committee of local republican affairs and has had much experience in the arduous duties of campaign work that especially fit him tor the high position to which he has been selected. Mr. Case firmly believes that Putnam county can and will be carried for republicanism this year ami in this belief he lias the backing of a united, ac tive body of hustling republicans. The other ollicers of the commit tee were chosen by acclamation. Thomas T. Moore, the retiring chairman, was made vice chairman, Arthur Throop was chosen secretary and immediately went to work. Dr. E. B. Evans was selected as treasurer and was present to accept
his ottiee. The meeting
was one
Governor McKiiiIcj’h Prophecy. Considering the verdict of thej
people in 18911, 1894 and 1895, the following extract from a speech
made by Hon. Win. McKinley, at of harmony and good feeling, and the annual dinner of the Pepubli augu.-s well for an active eampa gn. can League of Ohio in honor of | The Banner Times wishes the com Lincoln’s birthday, delivered on mittee God speed and final triumpli. February 14, 1893, seems almost The executive committee will be prophetic: named later by the chairman.
It was tu this year, 1892, while!
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Skvt) news to Telephone 9.». Funny that the Democrat and Star-Press should both say '‘two dozen” today in speaking of Satur day’s convention. Looks like there was a pipeline connection betwien the two papers.
General Harrison lias come out like a man and authorized his secretary to give out the following information: "General Harrison authorizes the announcement that he and Mrs. Dimmick are engaged to be married, and that the marriage will not take place untill after Lent.” This puts at rest the gossip concerning the matrimonial matter of the great Indianian. The Putnam democratic papers are devoting much space in an attempt to belittle last Saturday’s convention. The meeting was one for business and to have a speech.
prosperity, that the republican legislation which made this condition i was, as the democratic leaders' would have us believe, repudiated 1 by the people, and the democratic, policy of British . free-trade aatl, wildcat money indorsed. I do not; believe it. If they act upon that belief they will 'be promptly repudiated the people. Not only has the year 1892 registered au era, of conspicuous progress and unexampled prosperity, but it witnessed a national administration under President Harrison unexcelled in honest3', power and patriotism by any of its predecessors. Of this rich inheritance the democratic | party becomes the trustee for the people. It is my hope that it may suffer no loss or waste in their hands. I wish the country could be assured it would not. If it does the trust will come back to us—and ; it will come back to us—with the doubly-renewed confidence of the,
people.
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REV -A. J. FRANK 11 it h llenn ('ailed to Pastorate of t;hrlsliun ('liureli on a Salary of 4M400. Lebanon Reporter. The Christian church has secured the services of Rev. A. J. Frank of Greencastle, to take the pastorale of the church at this place, vacated by Rev. E. 1'. Lane on account of his failing health, j Rey. Frank comes here highly ree ommended and in fact is pretty j well-known here, having occupied! the pulpit at this place a short time
ago
Before moving to Greencastle lie o cunied the pulpit at Terre Haute for about six year#, but on account of his health failing him he was compelled to give up his work there, and retired from the regular 1 pastorate. Since that time he has been preaching once a month at four different churches over the state. Rev. Frank is to receive $1400 tor his services and $.>0 for expenses that may lie attached in moving here. He will nrove here anil lake charge of his work as soon as a suitable house can lie se cured in which to move. Rev. Lane will move to his farm near Bain bridge, about the first of March to remain a while for the country air, after which lie con templates moving to Greencastle.
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Judgment for the Durham Estate. ( rawfordsvlile Journal. Judge A. 1). Thomas has returned from Muncie, where he went as representative of John M. Shult?, as | signee of the estate of Win. H. Durham. The Durham estate had claims aggregating to $100,000 against the Muncie Nail Works, and Judge T omas succeeded in getting judgment lor the estate in the sum of $47,811. The court rej fused to render judgment for the money which Mr. Durham had given the compa^’ while it was located in Greencastle as the Greeneastle Is'ail Works Company. A1 though receiving a judgment for $47,811 tlie estate will be able to collect only a small per cent, of the amount. The assets of the Muncie Nail Company amount to only
about $20,000.
sible. Although the court has decided that tlie company owes Messrs. Durham and Nelson $85,000 the claim is not worth a great deal, as the company's assets are far below their liabilities.
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Judge Koons gave his decision yesterday in the case of W. H. Durham, of Crawfordsville, and Frank lin Nelson, of Greencastle, vs. A. L. Johnson, receiver for the Muncie Nail company, v.'hich was to collect $200,000 claimed by the plaintiffs. The arguments in the case were made Thursday but the court did not give a decision until yesterday. He allowed the plaintiffs $85,000, deciding that the remaining $175,000 was borrowed during the existence of the Green castle Iron and Nail company and j
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