Populists Vanish from Congress in Landmark Party Shift
Washington reports no Populists in the next Congress as Senators Du bois and Heitfield pledge to vote with Democrats, leaving party lines tightly drawn. Several fusionists in the House are expected to align with Democrats, while other Senators show mixed loyalties. Event details include Indiana and Nevada connections and a railroad tour in Terre Haute.
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Nebraska
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Terre Haute
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Evansville
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John R. Walsh
Indianapolis
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Monon Corporation
Mr. Thomas
Chicago
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Spanish Senate bans silver coinage amid global tensions
The report lists a string of 1902 era items including a Spanish ban on silver coinage, Roosevelt’s long address, Boer conflicts, bubonic plague near Cape Town, and various U.S. and international political and industrial notes. It mentions labor unrest in Alabama and Illinois, naval and rail developments, and multiple court and crime notices.
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New suits filed for term starting Monday in Indiana courts
A list of lawsuits filed in Indiana includes Josie Tapp vs Chas Pollard et al and many others across multiple issues such as damages, quiet title, division, and divorce. The report notes objections to the new Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern timetable, highlighting service gaps and job losses on the division.
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Anna King
Frank King
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William H.skerd
T. H. Garrett Lumber Company
Crooke
Edward M. Young
David Griffin
Brooks & Brooks & Hdwards
Debbie B. Fountain
Stephen C. Fountain
Boruff & Boruff
Brooks & Brooks
Bettie F. Nichols
Chas. L. Nichols
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company
Edwards & Lowe
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Turner Sullivan’s
J. H. Smith
Leonard R. Owens
Lawrence County Agricultural
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J. G. Stull
Henry White
David Edwards
J. P. Court
Samuel W. Smith
Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railway Co
Crooke & Crooke
Alex Reid
Archibald C. Voris
Gaylord Crider
Lottie Crider
E. K. Dye
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Charles M. Cline
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Alvin Armstrong
Dunn & Pearson
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High School Notes Showcase Talks and Exhibits
Prof Griest spoke on Heredity and Environment to students on Wednesday. Seniors attended Mrs Taylor Byers funeral on Tuesday. A world class mineral collection was placed on display in the Laboratory for pupils to view. The exhibit is extensive and valuable. The football game last Saturday proved financially successful with enough tickets sold to bolster the treasury by about five to six dollars for future use. Bedford people appreciate good football.
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Bedford
Drake Marshall Wedding in South H Street Home
The wedding of Ollie Marshall and James Drake was held at their newly furnished home on South H Street on Wednesday at 8 o’clock with Rev. James Small officiating. Guests included Thomas Drake, Frank Green, Samuel Drake, Chas Reath and many relatives. gifts included a rocker and silver gravy ladle among others.
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James Drake
South H Street
James Small
Frank Green
Carrie McBride
Emma D. Hulse
Chas. Reath
Thomas Drake
Samuel Drake
Harry Krenke
Lew Ferguson
Frank Heiger
Emmett McCarrell
Arthur Drake
Everett McCarrell
Chas. McCarrell
Ellen McDaniel
Charley Drake
Rocker
Frank Heitger
Walter Crooke
Orleans
Thos. Whitted
Alice Alexander
Ally Marshall
Illinois
Segal Ferguson
Enen McDaniel
Mat
Center of the Earth community notes and visits
Mrs M J Broaddus visited with Mrs Laura Culmer who has been seriously ill for two weeks. Elder Baker held services at Popcorn church. Jim Kirkman moved to the former Emsley McDonald farm. Hom er Cruns family to occupy vacated house. Frank Armstrong and Joe Roberts laid a telephone line to Popcorn. H Heard of Valparaiso guest of J T Beard. Miss Lottie Perring of Monroe county visiting Mrs Paul Short. Funeral for Mrs Taylor Byers at Louder grave yard. Mrs J T Beard and Mrs L A Jackson visit Miss Mary Anderson who is improving. Quincy Rainbolt returns after three weeks in St Louis. Ladies Aid supper at Springville Nov 27 for church funds. Mrs Catherine Loder moved to Springville for winter. D T Beard and wife and Miss Phyllis Jackson visited Will Quay.
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Laura Culmer
Elder Baker
Popcorn Church
Jim Kirkman
Emsley McDonald
Homer Cruns
Frank Armstrong
Joe Roberts
H. Heard
Valpariaso
Ind
J. T. Beard
Lottie Perring
Monroe County
Paul Short
Taylor Byers
L. A. Jackson
Mary Anderson
Quincy Rainbolt
St. Louis
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Springville
Catherine Loder
D.t. Beard
Phyllis Jackson
Will Quay
Obituary of Hannah Byers of Bedford Indiana
Hannah Byers widow of Taylor Byers died at her Bedford home on November 18 1901 aged 58 years 3 months 22 days She was a faithful Church of Christ member at Popcorn and through life did her part The funeral train drew a large crowd to Lowder graveyard where songs and a short talk comforted mourners Her daughter Nellie and family mourn their loss with eternal gain declared the remains were laid to rest with the blessed dead who die in the Lord
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Taylor Byers
Hannah
Church of Christ
Popcorn
Aston Hall
Kenesaw Mountain
Nellie
Lowder
Leland Sutherland Dies in Jasper at Age Ten
Leland Stanford Sutherland son of E ff and E Sutherland died October 1 1901 in Jasper Indiana from typhoid fever aged 10 years 7 months 2% days He was born March 5 1891 in Mitchell Indiana A bright energetic child with a love of nature he studied seeds plants and science He was active in Epworth League Christian Endeavor and Sunday School Funeral services were held at the family home and in Bedford with religious rites and floral tributes He is buried in Green Hill Cemetery The piece honors his memory and Christian faith.
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E. Sutherland
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Mitchell
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Bedford Art Exhibit for Schools Benefit
The Soule Art Company of Boston will display its famous repro ductions at Bedford City Hall November 27 to 30. Proceeds fund purchases of pictures for the City Schools, offering a notable chance to view celebrated works.
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