Political talk and scandals in 1904 election year remarks
A compilation of editorials and notices from Indianapolis and Hartford City papers critiquing administration policies, labor wage demands, and political figures. It covers wage cost concerns, cabinet speeches, a Wells County minister scandal, remarks by Redford Root, Secretary Shaw on prosperity, and local judicial election endorsements.
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Republican Party
Zes
Washington
Great
Government Printing Office
Party of Protection and Prosperity
Indianapolis Sentinel
Indianapolis
H. C. Arnold
Mr. Arnold
Arnold
Wells County
Hugh Dougherty
Silver Medal Contest Scheduled by Liberty Center WCTU
The WCTU of Liberty Center plans a silver medal contest at M P church next Saturday night led by Miss Flo Sliger with six contestants. Admission is free and good music will be provided. The last Salamania circuit quarterly meeting will be at Boehmer church the first weekend of August with Rev A Lefingwell assisting Pastor Barclay.
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Jay Circuit
Portland
Judge Smith
Indiana
Tod
Jay County
Banner
J. J. M. LaFollette
State Senate
J. A. M. Adair
House of Representatives
Messrs. LaFollette
Adair
W. C. T. U. of Liberty Center
M. P
Flo Sliger
Salamania
Boehmer Church
A. Lefingwell
Barclay
Staudabaker Bank
Hugh Dougherty
Concern
H. C. Arnold
Dougherty
Marion Trust Company of
Indianapolis
Bluffton
Arnold
Holmes
John Studabaker, Sr
First National Bank
John Studabaker
Studabaker Bank
Healthful Mothers Urged to Use German Syrup Remedy
Parents urged to keep healthy for children. Advertises Dr Boschee s German Syrup as a quick cure for lung throat and bronchial troubles in mothers and children. Claims relief for cough hoarseness and chest congestion. Trial bottle 25 cents large 75 cents at Deam s drug store.
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Deam
Death of William Waigant shocks Elkhart relatives
telegram informs Mrs. George Cotton of the death of her brother in law William Waigant of Elkhart Indiana. Relatives including Madames George Cotton Lew Berlin Clara McLaughlin and Homer McKinney traveled to Elkhart by morning train to attend the funeral and remain until after services.
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George Cotton
William Waigant
Elkhart
Ind
Lew Berlin
Clara McLaughlin
Homer McKinney
For Rheumatism Take Push-Kuro Cure
An ad promises a rheumatism cure named Push-Kuro available at druggists for one dollar or prepaid from Dr G Pusheck of Chicago. The brief notice invites readers to request a free illustrated sample.
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G. Pusheck
Chicago
Waite
Florsheim Shoes for Men Ad Claims Affordable Range
An advertisement touts Florsheim men’s shoes with a promise of low priced options and a flexible selection in black or tan. It emphasizes accessible styles from high to low quarter designs for everyday wear.
Men's Suit Prices Highlight Sales Catalog
The notice lists a range of men’s suits with prices such as 2.95 3.98 4.98 and higher at 7.98 9.98 13.98, with a knee-length or hip style mention. Includes low price points like 1.50 and mid range options around 2.49 3.50 and 4.48.
Clothing Prices Highlight at Local Store
A fragment shows price points for shirts with a choice of Cluett shirts listed at 65 cents 1.35 dollars and 2.35 dollars noting a 1 dollar shirt option.
Builder begins frame structure near Erie with unknown storage use
A Huntington party began erecting a frame building on a triangular plot between the county line and Clark street, after tearing down the old stone dock. The owner A J Thomas could not confirm its purpose, though speculation ranged from poultry to produce or liquor storage. There is doubt about a liquor distribution claim tied to R R Rush saloon owner J A Thomas.
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Huntington
Erie
County Line
Clark Street
Walker
A. J. Thomas
Thomas
Zanesville
J. A. Thomas
R. &. Rush
Markle
Stout's liquid catarrh cure advert promises cure
An old advertisement touts Stout's liquid catarrh cure claiming it reaches the disease directly and eliminates catarrh germs. It asserts it stops catarrh, hay fever and colds and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Stout
Sunday school excursion to Winona planned for July
On July 28 the city Sunday schools will tour Winona via Lake Erie to Fort Wayne with a park and boating at the lake town. The committee will organize transport and an address is scheduled. Fare is 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for children with advertising and treasurer roles assigned to G P McParren M M Justus and George Mosiman to ensure a successful outing.
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Winona
Lake Erie
Fort Wayne
G. FP. McParren
M. M. Justus
George Mosiman
Foley’s Honey and Tar praised as genuine remedy
The original Foley & Co Chicago product known for Honey and Tar is widely imitated. Consumers are urged to ask for FOLEY's Honey and Tar and refuse substitutes as no other preparation matches its effect. It is mildly laxative and safe for children and delicate persons. Sold by Davenport & Ehle.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Davenport & Ehle
Frazier Names Baby George Martin in Rochester Birth
Mr and Mrs Parker G Frazier of Rochester New York welcome a son named George Martin Frazier born recently Mrs Frazier formerly Miss Mabel Martin known in the city Mr and Mrs Jesse Harvey of Markle were in the city yesterday Miss Fiona Harvey has been guest of Miss Manacie for the past week
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Parker G. Frazier
Rochester, N. Y
George Martin Frazier
Frazier
Mabel Martin
Jesse Harvey
Markle
Fiona Harvey
Manacie
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