Address at Pittsburg on the Republican Party and Grant
Indiana Senator Charles W Fairbanks delivers an anniversary address in Pittsburg praising the Republican Party. He credits Lincoln Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur Harrison McKinley and others, vows loyalty to sound money protection and labor capital harmony, and asserts international influence and national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Indiana
U. S. Grant
Republican Party
the Americas Club
Gen. A. 8
Grant
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Lincoln
Republic
Chaehlfea V. Vatiabaneks
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant
Washington
Rutherford B. Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
Benjamin Harrison
McKinley
Seward
Chase
Stevens
Chandler
Blaine
Logan
Morton
Sherman
Bradfield Regulator Offered for Female Troubles
An advertisement touts Bradsfield’s Female Regulator as a natural cure for irregular menses leucorrhoea womb prolapse nervousness headaches and backaches. It claims a physician of high standing authored the formula. $1 bottles are promoted with free illustrated literature from The Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta Ga.
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Bradfield
Bradsfield
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Republican Party Aims for Pacific Commerce and Liberty
The Republican Party pledges to extend commerce globally with focus on Pacific opportunities. It vows to uphold order, public trust, and ballot freedom while pursuing economy, unity, and equal rights, anticipating a powerful future through liberty and national integrity.
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Republican Party
Pacific
Garfield
Americas
Asia
Africa
Europe
United States
Republic
Building a Town on Fishing Creek
Fred Smith the building contractor will go to Fishing Creek Monday with a carpenters' force to erect twelve three room houses for the American Quarries Co The light structures will house workers and be completed within three weeks forming a small town when filled. The Pittsburg Orchestra featuring Madame Bloomfield Ziesler played at Bloomington University Course to a 300 dollar crowd but expenses ran higher leaving about $200 short. The audience declined to fund the program due to its classical bias and Madame was ill and did not perform, disappointing backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Fishing Creek
American Quarries Co
Pittsburg
Madame Bloomfield-Zeisler
Bloomington
Madame
Monon Manager Offers Free Freight for IU Building
W H McDoel general manager of the Monon offers free transportation for building materials to the Woman's Building of Indiana University, noting by laws prevent cash donation though freight savings nearly equal to 1000 dollars. He emphasizes ongoing support for the university and its success.
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Dr. Swain
W. H. McDoel
The
Monon
Indiana University
Manon
Mrs Florence Newman Endorses Pain Balm In Gray NY
Miss Newman, a respected Gray New York resident, says Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves her muscular rheumatism and urges others with the same ailment to consider it. The liniment is sold by W. C. Elliott.
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Florence Newman
Chamberlain
Newman
Gray
N. Y
W. C. Elliott
Fire damages Loge Fish place. Lodge mourns Willard
A Bedford area fire destroyed the Loge Fish residence of Harry Ragsdale and family, with only two feather beds and a wife’s portrait saved. Miss Clara McKnight woke the occupants. the house and smoke-house burned, eight rooms lost, plus nearly all hens. The blaze origin is unknown. Also noted are an Indiana churn factory proposal, a memorial for James H. Willard of Bedford Lodge No. 14, and local notices including court disposals, a medical society meeting, and endorsements for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy by a Hartford druggist.
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Harry Ragsdale
Loge Fish Place
Clara McKnight
Mr. Ragsdale
James H. Willard
Bedford Lodge No. 14
New York City
Willard
A. P. Willard
New Albany
Indiana
Hamilton College
Columbia Law School
Paris
Vienna
Europe
Kate L. Newland
Floyd County
Lawrence County
State Senate
Knights of Pythias
Clinton
Connecticut
Bedford
J. A. Zaring
Newton Crooke
James Wilder
Chamberlain
A. W. Sawtelle
Hartford
Conn
W. ©. Elliott
Cough Remedy Backed By Claims Of Cure All Coughs
A tonic claim notes a persistent cough signals consumption or bronchitis and asserts early treatment with Cham berlain s Cough Remedy cures many cough related illnesses. It promises money back if not beneficial and lists W C Elliott as the seller. Joseph Fisher 89, Civil War veteran, reports a $285 theft while visiting relatives near Oo lit ic and mentions his Corydon Harrison county roots.
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W. C. Elliott
Joseph Fisher
Oolitic
Fisher
Aman
Corydon
Harrison County
Wicker Opens Bedford Season With Dayton Loss
Bedford baseball ace R. K. Wicker pitched for the Columbus team in a 14 to 1 defeat at Dayton on Thursday. The Enquirer praised his form, noting excellent control and speed. Meanwhile new life in nearby circles as the Dussard brothers head to St. Louis after news of August Dussard’s grave illness. Also: a colt escapes at Fair Ground and Judge Oscar Foote mourns a late January loss in Alaska. J A Coleman, Mitchell contractor, plans a West 14th Street residence and move of his family.
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R. K. Wicker
Bedford
Dayton
Columbus
Wicker
the Enquirer
J. A. Coleman
Mitchell
West 14Th Street
Frank Hamer
Judge Martin Passes Case to Attorneys for Findings
Bloomington Indiana April 26 Judge Martin of the Circuit Court heard a suit over property between two Bedford men in the case Jackson against Feltner. After two witnesses the judge said he could not decide and would not declare either man untruthful, sending the matter to the attorneys to prepare special findings of fact.
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Bloomington
Ind
Martin
Circuit Court
Bedford
Jackson
Feltner
Attornes
Bedford Junior Class Girls Honored At Friday Banquet
Friday night at the home of Frank S Owen the Bedford High School Junior boys hosted a reception and banquet for the Junior Class girls. Red carnations, games, music, ice cream cake and orange punch were served. Miss Ruby Owen played piano solos and Prof. A Turner won the carom championship. They plan one more reception before term end.
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Frank S. Owen
Bedford High School
Ruby Owen
A. Turner
Funeral for Senator James H. Willard Held in Haddam
Announcement to the public and Masons notes the burial of Senator James H. Willard in Haddam Connecticut. The funeral arrangements shifted from the original site due to the serious illness of his sister Mrs Russell, leading to the Haddam interment. McHenry Owen and W M BH Conkuin served as officers.
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James H. Willard
Haddam
Connecticut
Russell
Senator Willard Buried In Haddam Connecticut
Senator Willard was buried Friday in Haddam Connecticut after Mrs. Russell could not travel to Bedford due to illness. Funeral sermons were held at First Baptist Church and an illustrated Pilgrim's Progress talk drew a large audience. Barrett project funding collapsed as Bedford capitalists refused 30000 dollars. Ohio capitalists offered experience.
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John J. Cook
North Dakota
James H. Willard
Samuel A. Russell
Senator Willard
Haddam
Conn
Russell
Bedford
Ohio
Local Spelling Contest Winners and Town Visit Notes
Mrs. H. A. Severinghaus won first prize and Miss Addie Aldenhagen took second in a German spelling match at the M. E church. Schuyler Wray passed through on Monday en route to Bloomington from Norman Station to run a photo gallery. Mark D. Reid from U Heltonville traveled to Orleans for his sister-in-law’s funeral held Monday morning. The Street Fair is organized with J. A. Gunn as President and Charles O. Dobbins as Treasurer for the August 26 to 31 week. Prow of Norman Station was in town then to Bloomington on business. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Matthews left Monday for California for a tour.
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Schuyler Wray
Bloomington
Norman
Mark D. Reid
J. A. Gunn
Charles O. Dobbins
J T. Prow
Norman Station
City
District Convention closes at Bedford and local notes
The 12th District Convention of Christian Churches of Southern Indiana met in Bedford, with delegates from Sullivan, Greene, Martin, Lawrence, Daviess and Knox. Clergy from outside the district attended, including S H Bartlett Cleveland Ohio and T S Legg Logansport. The next district meeting will be in Bloomfield with W M Sexton as pastor. Bedford residents had a close brush crossing Guthrie's Creek, horse and buggy saved by a swimmer. Goebel case mysteries continue with testimony limits and unusual wound reports. Local court heard Jackson vs Feltner over Limestone property. Bertha and Edith Root visited Bloomington. An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for biliousness.
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of Christian Churches
Indiana
Bedford
Sullivan
Greene
Martin
Lawrence
Daviess
Knox
S. H. Bartlett
Cleveland
Ohio
T. 5
Legg
Logansport
Sallie K. Jones
Corydon
Bloomfield
W. M. Sexton
Sexton
Harley Jackson
First Christian Church
Guthrie’s Creek
Henderson Dam
Endowment Funds Show Balance and Land Reversion
The State reports 581000 in the permanent endowment fund and 126000 in the college fund with land grants and a long tax levy origin. Losses deplete the funds, and the State owns 1380 acres across Brown Cass Davies Fountain Gibson Greene Jefferson Marion Spencer Wells. Memorial Day and Logansport encampment notices issued. rail rate set. Flavius J Potter dies of pneumonia at 56 near Buddha with G A R burial. Six Mormon elders recently departed Monroe county after conversion reports. Bedford receives policies from Indiana Farmers Insurance as receiver. 20000 Lawrence county men in the 39th U S Vols may muster out May 6. Bedford capitalists scrutinize Barrett franchises for a $250000 project. Whiteriver waters recede signaling spring crop potential in lower bottoms.
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Brown County
Cass
Daviess
Fointain
Gibson
Greene
Jefferson
Marion
Spencer
Wells
Mitchell Visitors and Local Updates in Seymour Democrat
Mitchell residents Mrs W E Stipp and Mr and Mrs Geo T Head visited Seymour Monday. News notes include Herschel Mooore business trip to Williams, Miss Goldin Parker visiting sister Fannie Parker in Heltonville, and Misses Alice and Isis Reath traveling to Orleans for their cousin Mrs John Reid's funeral.
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Geo. T. Head
Mitchell
Herschel Mooore
Williams
Goldin Parker
Miss Fannie Parker
Heltonville
Alice
Isis Reath
Orleans
John Reid
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E. R. Dobbins
Indianapolis
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Philippines
Lee H. Johnston
Emery Hendrickson
Battery O
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Manila
P. I
Monroe
Lawrence County Medical Society
J. B. Duncan
Fletcher Gardner
H. Vogues
Sec’y
Joseph
John Dussard
St. Louis
August Dussard
Mr. Dussard
Fair Ground
Polk Gardner
Oscar Foote
Juneau
Alaska
Wint Foote
Farmersburg
Washington City
Farmersburg Bee
Irvine
Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Chadwick
W. N. Matthews
California
My Ladys
Royal Baking Powder
Royal Baker and
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
New York
District Convention Christian Churches
Goebel
Salem Leader
Joseph F. Jackson
J. H. Feltner
Limestone
Bertha
Edith Root
Coxton
R. M. Smock
Flavius J. Potter
Near Buddha
Pinhook
C. A. Ward
Tunnelton
Red Men
Monroe County
Illinois
Citizens’ Loan & Trust Company of
Indiana Farmers’ Insurance Company of
Fred Fletcher
U. S. Vols
San Francisco
Lawton
M. T. Goodman
Cleveland, O
Barrett
Whiteriver
Washington Gazette
W. E. Stipp
This City
Ed Fillion
Salee
Albin & Youne
Henrietta
Texas
Marguerite Hert
Elsie Miller
Dark Hollow
Brownstown
Mike Guthrie
Western Union Telegraph Office
John Williams
Kurtz
Hendricks County
D. H. Fatout
Chas. Holsapple
Indian Springs
Shoals
George Holsapple
Indiana Municipal League
P. L. Clipp
Booneville
Ed Murphy
Murphy
Seymour
B. HE. Kelly
Urbana
Mr. Mies
Shawene
TUE Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
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