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Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1908

Page

8

Convention Primer on Past and Coming National Conventions

A compact reference outlining key facts about previous national political conventions and upcoming schedule, with emphasis on processes, major parties, and typical convention roles for delegates, speakers, and outcomes.

Difference in convention rules between Democrats and Republicans

The Democrats require two thirds to nominate while Republicans need a simple majority. The Democrats adopted the two thirds rule at their first convention in 1832 and have kept it since. The unit rule also exists in Democratic conventions, forcing states to vote as a unit per the delegation’s majority, a rule Republicans have never adopted despite one failed 1880 attempt. Notable acclamations include Jackson 1832 and Lincoln 1864 among others.

youth takes carbolic acid suicide in Ladoga

Earl Kincaid twenty one son of Mr and Mrs Steve Kincaid committed suicide Saturday night by taking one and a half ounces of carbolic acid after buying it at drug stores. He talked of being wronged by friends and disappointment from a best friend. He died an hour after reaching a doctor. Funeral held at ten this morning. Crawfordsville Journal reports.

Ladage Earl Kincaid Steve Kincaid Earl Hanna Jim Hanna Mr. Hanna Marshal Goodbar Young Kinkaid Rook’s Mr. Ronk Kinkaid Mr. Rosk R. L. Wade Ladoga Crawfordsville

Jamestown men fined for assault in three courts

Wallace Chambers Carter James and Walter May of Jamestown paid fines for assault and related charges after a May 16 fight on a Ben Hur interurban near New Ross. Chambers faced 15 dollars plus 26.75 in costs, James 15 dollars plus 28.70, and May 10 dollars plus 23.50.

Wallace Chambers Jamestown William Porter Stilwell Carter James Justice Brewer Walter May Justice Ray Fellowe New Ross

Child dies after cherry seed choke in Covington

Orval Edmond Jackson aged one year nine months died Saturday in Covington from a cherry seed choking his throat. Efforts to relieve him failed. burial followed at Cox Cemetery after funeral at 12:30 pm Sunday. The report also includes an advertisement for Kodol for Dyspepsia sold by Burrin Drug Co.

Orval Edmond Jackson Barton Cora Jackson Covington Lod Beck Stop Crawfordsville Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Line John Jackson Mr Hamilton Cox Cemetery The Burrin Drug Co

Local News Notes and Social Visits Around Town

A scattered town column lists visits and calls from residents including Melson in Lebanon Glen Mangus from Linden and Bernice Bratton New Ross. It notes band concerts and a 25 percent clothing sale at Harry Kessler Jamestown plus grocery deals at Caplinger’s. Community members attend visits and family gatherings across Crawfordsville Darlington Oxford and nearby towns.

Caplinger’s Harry Kessler Jamestown Jeo. Chapman North Salem J. W. Waters W. F. Davidson H.C. Whitenack

Election Primer for New Voters and Returning Citizens

A concise guide explains how the election machinery works for first time voters and returning electors. It covers registration steps, polling place checks, ballot handling, and the counting process, with emphasis on accurate ID requirements and equal access to voting information.

Origins and early milestones of the Republican Party

The text traces the party’s origin to 1854 with a Jackson Michigan convention. It notes the 1856 Pittsburgh convention platform opposing polygamy and slavery in territories, lists John C Fremont as first presidential candidate, Lincoln as next, and nine presidents overall including assassinations of Lincoln, Garfield, and McKinley, plus succession by Johnson, Arthur, and Roosevelt. It adds a postwar focus on a protective tariff.

Jackson Mich Pittsburg Congress United States Lincoln Johnson Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur Benjamin Harrison McKinley Roosevelt

A Playful Exchange About Taste and Kiss

A witty dialogue centers on a flirtatious offer with a playful reply. She jokes about his tasting judgment while keeping the moment light and suggestive. The banter highlights charm and mutual interest in a concise back and forth.

Notice of collection by Frank P. Routh

Cerl Miller states he has placed his books in the hands of Frank P. Routh for collection of accounts and asks for an early settlement.

Frank P. Routh Cerl Miller

DeWitt Kidney and Bladder Pills Promote Health

DeWitt's kidney and bladder pills promise prompt relief by strengthening weakened kidneys and easing bladder inflammation. The Burrir Drug Co. sells this recommended remedy.

DeWitt Burrir Drug Co

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Chas. E. McClaine Dean & McGonaughy Harrison van Buren Clay Cleveland Bryan Melson Lebanon Glen Mangus Linden Bernice Bratton Elsie Mount Dover Genoa McConaughy Will Lucas Crawfordaville Frank Jones Ishem Harting Ora Lasley Darlington Clarence Bowman Chicago Robt. Wall Estella Epperson Forest Ailes Danville Caplingee Arden Waters Ernest Hurt Gwendoline Oxford Whitenack’s Jas. Bowman Lawson Brown Jno Carl Bowman Hazelrigg Tno Caldwell James Bowman Republican Party John Fremont James Buchanan Abraham Lincoln Stephen A. Douglas Democracy George B. McClellan Trustee’s Office Bank of Advance Tuesaday WM. H. Miller Township Trustes New England Richard G. Badger Boston Nene Big $$ Houk
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