Republican Congressional Convention in Vincennes
The Second District GOP delegates meet at the Vincennes Opera House on April 9 1900 at 1 80 pm to nominate a Congressional candidate and select two delegates to the Philadelphia National Convention and one Presidential Elector for the district. Local items note residents and movements around Vincennes City.
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Bedford Glance of Local Happenings and Dying News
Bedford notes a wide sweep of names, visits, and events. Prominent residents John Fields of Bryantsville, Mrs. Josie Carothers of Bloomington, and Prof. Geo P. Parks appear amid illness, travel, and local commerce. John Dozier dies at Tor Farm aged 90. marriage licenses issued. a delivery wagon arrives. a quarry accident injures Jon Benzel. wire services mention a minister attacked by a bull near Odon.
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Tor Farm
Death of Mrs. W. E. Alexander
Mrs. W. E. Alexander died after a surgical operation in an Indianapolis sanitarium. Prof. Alexander learned of her illness and arrived at her bedside shortly before her death. He accompanied his two children to Montpelier for the funeral.
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W. E. Alexander
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Keach completes foundation for new house in S I L
S. IL. Keach has the foundation for his new house completed. Parks McDowell was in the city after a load of goods for the Deford store at Oolitic. Aylette Campbell moved to F and 20th streets and took a job at L. A. Morgan's grocery. Sam Doman's new omnibus has arrived and caused a stir. L. R. Daugherty bought a residence on South L street. L. J. May and T. G. Glover play postal card checkers awaiting result. Be mindful of local business notes and moves.
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Aylette Campbell
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L. A. Morgan’s
L. J. May
T. G. Glover
Bedford
Bloomington
Mitchell News Briefs Highlight Local Goings On
Empty houses are scarce and rooms for college students are in demand. Mark Moore returns from Hot Springs health improved. Hon Nat A Hill visits en route to Washington for Republican Love Feast. Two hundred fifty pupils sign up for spring term at Southern Indiana Normal College. A post office plate glass window is smashed. Dilley’s clerk slipped with a hammer while opening a crate. Hon Charles Remy of Indianapolis tours the brothers. Supreme Court Reporter hoped renominated. Operator Barry Morrison of the Manon called to LaDOGA by his father’s illness. Roy Rice from Bloomington office arrives to fill in briefly.
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Dewey for President Announcement Stirs Washington
In Washington on April 4 Admiral Dewey announced his candidacy for president. The public and notable figures react with mixed expressions of regret and sympathy. Mrs. Dewey supports the notion, while inquiry about party affiliation continues.
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Bedford City Notes and Local Updates
Local items report church chairs arriving, cistern builder J Lane in town, sign lettering on M J Rainbolt’s store, and fence work by H H Walls on 14th and Q. Beuzel block walls rise, Mrs J Shortridge visits Bedford, and a variety of residents travel or return from Mitchell Bloomington Perry township and nearby towns. The Borden incorporation vote favored, engine shipments, police uniforms planned, and church and school news plus local visits and political notes.
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J. Lane
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Garden making and local visits in Fayetteville news
Fayetteville reports indicate gardening activities and a flurry of local visits. Names include John R. Smith, Miss Mary Adams of Avoca, Jake McVay, Thomas Bridgwell of Silverville, and many others traveling to Bedford, Dark Hollow, and Salem. Church service at Old Union led by Brother L D Kern. Sunday School weekly.
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John R. Smith
Bedford
Mary Adams
Avoca
Jake McVay
Dark Hollow
Thomas Bridgwell
Silverville
Susan J. Sears
Charley
Sim Lynn
Lizzie Kern
Old Union
L.D. Kern
Thomas Jordan
Oscar Fisher
Coxton
Frank Sears
Dock Hackler and
Perryman Pierce
Mau Ridge
Jesse Kern
J. M.pot M. Sears
Prank Opal Armstrong
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Medora News Notes and Local Advances
WHDDLEVILLE reports Wm Hill suffered a stroke of paralysis last Saturday. Woolery will work for D M Hughes of Medora this summer. Claybourn Weddle and wife of Medora visited Frank Foster’s family. Samuel Stout and family relocate to town. he buys chestnut poles for Indianapolis telephone company. Dr Hughes of Medora carries molasses bought from Reid Hillson of Leatherwood. George and Henry Weaver of Fairview pass through to Greasy Creek. Harry Dodds from near Clearspring visits. Bergdoll takes daughter Grace to Browns Town for teaching-license exam. Road work begins on the gravel road. Republicans meet at Medora, delegate selections: Congressional Leroy Gilbert (delegate) and Will McMillian (alternate). State N C Plummer (delegate) and BR A Wright (alternate). Dr Veasy of Medora visits Beulah Gilbert who is in bad health. Dirp John Roache of Greasy Creek dies of consumption. funeral at Church of Christ led by Evangelist Mee Gown. survivors include wife, two sons, and many friends.
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Dobbins Return From Louisville After Critical Operation
Mr Ras Dobbins spent Sunday in Louisville with his wife who underwent a dangerous operation at Dr McMurtry's Sanitarium last Friday. Mrs Dobbins is reported doing splendidly and plans to return home in a few weeks. Louisville detective Mr John Sexton, who assisted the family previously, learned of the illness and informed friends who sent daily flowers to Mrs Dobbins' room while she recovered.
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