Republicans chose Fairbanks to carry on Roosevelt ideals
The Tribune argues that the 1904 Republican convention nominated Charles W. Fairbanks for vice president to preserve continuity after Roosevelt and McKinley. It contends Fairbanks offered prudential leadership should the president die and that the same convention movers will likely control the next gathering.
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United States
Charles W. Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
William McKinley
Neighborhood Visit and Farm Work Highlight Pleasant Parish
John Meyers of Shelbyville called on home folks Sunday. Fred Kops of Indianapolis visited relatives here. Neighbors helped repair Meyers barn after last week’s storm. Mrs. Claude Colson of Greensburg visited relatives. Nora Gommel and Mrs. Hart shopped at Batesville Friday. John Wisman of Batesville helped with corn for his mother-in-law, Mrs. Ahring.
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John Meyers
Shelbyville
John Meyer
Claude Colson
Greensburg
Nora Gommel
Mrs. Hart
Batesville
John Wisman
Mrs. Ahring
Mrs William McKinley Dies After Long Illness
Mrs William McKinley widow of the martyred president died Sunday afternoon at 1 05 o clock after a prolonged illness. She had been an invalid for about half her nearly sixty years and was unconscious for some time before her death. The end came without struggle or pain.
Judge Fines and Jails Man in Indianapolis Illicit Drinking Case
Judge Stubbs of Indianapolis fined James Valaningham 8500 and jailed him for 180 days for contributing to the delinquency of a child by coaxing a 10 year old girl into a saloon and persuading her to drink beer with him. The act violated was from the last legislature.
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Stubbs
Indianapolis
James Valaningham
Valaningham
Indiana Republicans vow tougher graft punishment record
The Indiana state administration claims it has done more in two years and continues today to punish grafting officials and recover assets for the people than all prior administrations combined since state government began, asserting a strong reform record.
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Indiana
Taggart Press Bureau Attacks Highlight Indiana Warfare
The Taggart press bureau attacks on Vice President Fairbanks are seen as beneficial publicity in Indiana, where Taggart's political warfare methods are well understood.
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Fairbanks
Taggart Press Bureau
Indiana
Good Words for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mrs Edward Philips of Barclay Maryland commends Chamberlains Cough Remedy saying her two year old daughter used it since two months old for colds and she recovered quickly from a dreadful cold after using it. The remedy is sold by Baas Schultz Batesville Bigney Co Suninan.
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Chamberlain
Edward Philips
Barclay, Md
Catherine
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Suninan
Local social visits and kinfolks noted across towns
Fred Luers and Lewis Bohlcke spent Saturday at Morris while Cort Timke visited Fred Timke in Napoleon over the weekend. Conrad Luers of Laughery Bridge next visited relatives here, as Fred Luers and wife stayed with brother-in-law Alvin Shane in Hatesville Friday. Chas Prakel of Batesville visited home folks and his best girl on Sunday. John Bergman of Indianapolis came Monday and Tuesday to see his ailing mother-in-law Mrs. Prakel. The text hints at upcoming activities with bells and a hinted event.
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Fred Luers
Alvin Shane
Hatesville
Chas. Prakel
Batesville
John Bergman
Indianapolis
Local Social Circles Report From Batesville Napoleon and Surroundings
BalLs Towns Dr L Martin of Batesville called at Jos Newmanos Sunday Fred Norwold and family visited Napoleon Sunday Harry Bultman and wife of Batesville spent Saturday and Sunday at Henry Schwiers Thomas Morris and wife traveled to Indianapolis to visit their daughter Lewis Strasinger of Milan visited Wm Menchhofers Sunday Miss Bertha Hoyer spends the summer with her parents Miss Lizzie Compart helped Mrs Fred Norwold clean house A surprise birthday party for Mrs Kate Gunter of near Napoleon drew a large crowd John Hunterman of Napoleon was a business caller Saturday Miss Martha Stockinger, teaching in Rising Sun, is home for the summer For stomach troubles Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are recommended by sellers Baas Schultz Kate ville Bigney Sunman
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Martha Stockinger
Rising Sun
NEW PENNINGTON Community Notes and Family Reunion
New Pennington prepares to observe Children's Day on June 9. James M. Hickman left for his home in Boicourt Kansas after weeks with relatives. A family reunion drew 30 people across four generations from ages 1 to 83. Local visits included John Korte and family, John Harding, Mrs Kornemeier and Miss Mary, and Rev T J Hart with wife. Ethel Power is ill with measles.
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James M. Hickman
Boicourt
Kansas
Bubland & Drescher
Batesville
Hickman's
Residents Attend Dedicatory Services and Local Visits
Rexville residents Mrs Charley Linsey and Mrs Jas Ward and Mrs John B Kuchannan shopped in town Saturday. Connersville’s Jim McCoy made a business call. Table Wood’s Mrs Chester McCabe visited friends. Rob Warman and daughter Clara with J P Day and families attended Shelby church dedication. Miss Underwood attended the teacher’s exam near New Marion. Shelby church dedication drew many locals including Mable Tyrrel Eva Thompson Helen Hunter Theresie Russ Robt Thompson Greg Holman. Otto Buching Walter Beer joined Osgood circusgoers Sunday. Milan’s Charley Raffignone and family visited B N Raffignone family Sunday. Ethel G Daughters and Elsie Raney attended Saturday teacher examinations.
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Rob Warman
Clara
J. P. Day
Bertha Wetzier
Ganel Gold
New Christian Church
Shelby
Mable Tyrrel
Eva Thompson
Helen Hunter
Theresie Russ
Messrs. Robt. Thompson
Greg Holman
Christian Church
Shelby Sunday
Local Social Roundup From Lawrenceville Church and Visits
Lawrenceville notes describe visits by Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hafner and son from Batesville, Dr. Florence Olmsted and Lawrence from North Vernon, and other relatives. The Wheeler Post G A R heard a sermon, Mike Wippel’s sale drew a crowd in Sunman, and several townsfolk traveled to Cincinnati, Kokomo, Danville, or Sunman for events and family visits.
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Jacob Hafner and Son
Batesville
Cure for sore nipples using Chamberlain's Salve
Mothers report relief from sore nipples by applying Chamberlain's Salve immediately after nursing. Wipe off before the next feeding. Many trained nurses endorse it. For sale by Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney Co Sunman.
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Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Judge Tattler to Be Exhibited as 1907 Carriage Horse
Solid bay horse with black points stands 164 hands high and is double gaited with a high speed record. Sire line includes Hambletonian Downing and Jersey Lilly with times noted. advertised value as carriage horse or roadster with shipments to market. Service fee ten dollars with guarantee. Martin barn hosts the 1907 showcase by Monroe Greemann, proprietor.
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Conmon
Judge Tattler
Martin Barn
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Fred Timke
Napoleon
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Laughery Bridge
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Jos. Newmano
Fred Norwold
Harry Bultman
Henry Schwier
Thomas Morris
Lewis Strasinger
Milan
Wm. Menchhofer
Bertha Hoyer
Lizzie Compart
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Katesville,Bigney & Co
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New Pennington
John Korte
John Harding
Newpoint
T. J. Hart
Moores Hill
Charley Linsey
Jas. Ward
John Bkuchannan
Rexville
Jim McCoy
Connersville
Chester McCabe
Tablewood
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Walter Beer
Sun’s Big Circus
Osgood
Charley Raffignone
Family
B. N Raffignone
Family Sunday
Ethel G. Daughters
Elsie Raney
Lawrenceville
Florence Olmsted
Lawrence
North Vernon
Rh. T. Olmsted
Allie
Lottie Underwood
New Marion
Philip Frita
Brookville
A. Loge
Louis Horstman
Nick Rusfeld
Near Lonely Corner
J.C. Hayes
Wheeler Post G. A. R
Mike Wippel
Fannie Skeen
Sardinia
Chas. Hyatt
Kuehn
Near St. Leon
Adam Buoerstler
Wm. Smith
Cincinnati
Elmer Weber
Ida
Lillie Clement
Blue Creek
Eneele Lage
Kokomo
W. W. Hutton
J. R. May and
John
August Huber
Mrs. O. Hornberger
Maggie Huber
Brother
John Hornberger, Sr
Philip Berg
John Hornberger
Grace Dickerson
Danville
Scott
Hamtattie
Nellie Sam
Hambletonian Downing
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Dynamite
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Joe Jefferson
Road Master
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