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William L. Taylor (Indiana politician)

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Cassius C. Hadley served as Assistant Attorney General to Taylor. Taylor was re-elected to the position in a landslide and served until January 1, 1903, when he was succeeded to the office by
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county that often predicted statewide electoral trends. Taylor was considered "the leading candidate for several months" but ultimately lost the race for the Republican nomination to
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in numerous upcoming elections. Taylor gave numerous speeches during his tour of the state and gained a reputation within the party as a skilled public speaker.
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In 1889, after receiving the unanimous nomination by 1,500 Republican delegates at the party's convention, Taylor was elected
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from the school and remaining in Indianapolis after graduating. He began practicing law first with Henry Clay Allen (a
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on a tract of farmland to protect the unique flora and fauna that were found to be living there. Former
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and considered a long-term career on the railroad, but ultimately decided against it. Taylor attended
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in 1877. In 1881, despite his poverty, Taylor began attending Central Law School (today known as the
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The genealogy of the Lamborn family : with extracts from history, biographies, anecdotes, etc
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of Indianapolis in 1885. He was re-elected to the position in 1887 and served until 1889.
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to introduce a bill to the General Assembly to establish a state
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Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law alumni
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Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law
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Marion. 432:Monks, Leander John (1916). 517:Indiana Magazine of History 381:Taylor was a member of the 347:, which at that time was a 996: 383:Methodist Episcopal Church 18: 950:Indiana attorneys general 675: 645:Indiana Attorneys General 602: 593: 585: 580: 100: 96: 47: 35: 970:Hillsdale College alumni 596:Indiana Attorney General 494:Lamborn, Samuel (1894). 291:Indiana Attorney General 284:Indiana Republican Party 151:Indiana General Assembly 133:Early life and education 122:Indiana Attorney General 42:Indiana Attorney General 560:"News of Bench and Bar" 370:Personal life and death 107:William Lamborn Taylor 570:: 240. December 1929. 410:Indiana State Library 388:Taylor died in 1940. 161:who settled first in 137:Taylor was born in a 955:Indiana Republicans 564:Indiana Law Journal 253:William Allen Woods 242:U.S. Representative 208:. He then attended 589:William A. Ketcham 581:Political offices 412:. 2 December 2020. 306:Winfield T. Durbin 295:William A. Ketcham 216:graduating with a 210:Indiana University 153:, originally from 79:William A. Ketcham 67:Winfield T. Durbin 922: 921: 655:(1804–1816) 612: 611: 606:Charles W. Miller 603:Succeeded by 366:of Indianapolis. 358:Taylor served as 334:Charles W. Miller 318:Carl H. Eigenmann 276:Benjamin Harrison 238:Stanton J. Peelle 198:Hillsdale College 169:before coming to 104: 103: 91:Charles W. Miller 30:William L. Taylor 21:William L. 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William L. Taylor
Indiana Attorney General
James A. Mount
Winfield T. Durbin
William A. Ketcham
Charles W. Miller
American
lawyer
politician
Indiana Attorney General
log cabin
Wolcottville
Indiana
Indiana General Assembly
Lawrence County
Ohio
LaGrange County
Iowa Territory
Noble County
Marion, Ohio
section hand
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
fireman
common school
Hillsdale College
Hillsdale
Michigan
Indiana University
Bloomington
B.A.

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