Sherrick Named Republican Nominee for Auditor of State
Hamilton county will present David E. Sherrick of Noblesville for the Republican nomination for auditor of state. He has been active in campaigns and party work since reaching adulthood, though never an officeholder. Sherrick has strong convention support, with endorsements from the 10th district at Monticello. He is a veteran’s son and active in many fraternal orders. Convention headquarters are at Parlor A, Denison hotel.
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Hamilton County
David E. Sherrick
Noblesville
Mr. Sherrick
David S. Sherrick
101St Indiana Volunteers
Sons of Veterans of Indiana
Masonic Order, Elks
Knights of Pythias, Maccabees
Frank Hawkins Camp
Sons of Veterans
Denison Hotel
Scottish Rite
Shriners
Knights of Pythias
Grand Army of the Republic
10Th District
Monticello
Ond
Indiana
Matthews
State and Benevolent Institution
Cook Country
Iinois
General Fund
Dyer and Dean Nominated for State Treasurer and Attorney General
The Tenth district will present John W. Dyer of Lake county for state treasurer at the Republican state convention. Dyer born Jan 11, 1849, served in the Tenth Michigan cavalry, began as a traveling salesman in 1869, and later became Lake county treasurer with a record vote. Griffith D. Dean of Grant county will be named for attorney general. born in Harrison county, he moved to Bartholomew, graduated Franklin college in 1855, and formed the Carroll Dean law partnership in Marion.
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John W. Dyer
Lake County
Indiana
Michigan
Griffith D. Dean
Grant County
Eleventh
Dean
Harrison County
Bartholomew County
Columbus
Franklin College
Ing School
Bartholomew
Johnson Counties
Slansifer & Baker
Marion
W. H. Carroll
Carroll
Republican nominees and leaders in Indiana politics
Thomas B. Millikan of Newcastle emerges as a Republican treasurer candidate, a son of the late John B. Millikan, bank assistant cashier and longtime party organizer. The Thirteenth district backs Charles W. Miller of Goshen for attorney general, born Floyd County 1863, Goshen mayor at 25, famed orator and lawyer ally. Denison hotel rooms feature note on candidates.
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Thirteenth
Charles W. Miller
Goshen
Indiana
Miller
Floyd County
Endorsed Knight of Pythias Candidate Gains County Bar Support
The candidate, an affable 80 year old speaker and prominent Knight of Pythias, receives unanimous backing from Grant county bar association. Convention headquarters are at Small Ordinary, Den'son hotel.
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Pythias
Grant County
Den'son Hotel
Education powers American progress and global leadership
The article extols U S national strength in naval craft diplomacy literature and art as the fruit of a century of liberal education from primary schools to universities. It asserts knowledge yields power and moderates justice, urging educators and youth to maximize opportunities. A fragment from Boston about a dangerous tree hints at ancestral fears and local curiosity.
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Brookville
United States
Indiana Finances A Study In Republican Budget Reform
A detailed portrait of Indiana state finances argues for businesslike governance. It compares tax levies, debt reduction, and public accountability under Republican rule since 1895, highlighting lower costs, streamlined agencies, and safeguards against waste. It notes bond paydown, per capita costs, and reforms in labor, charities, and insurance. The piece positions the GOP as fiscally prudent and nonpartisan in managing state assets.
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Board of State Charities
Indiana
United States
Labor Commission
Smoking in church a Dutch custom and global echoes
The piece notes that Dutchmen often smoke in church, a habit seen in South American churches and historically in Britain around the 16th and 17th centuries. It cites Seville cathedral’s suppression by a papal bull issued January 30, 1642, Urban VIII’s influence, and 1850 Wales where communion tables were in aisles with farmers lighting pipes at services.
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South America
Great Britain
Seville
Urban VIII
Wales
America's Diamond Mania Surges In New York Markets
The article notes more than 300 New York stores focus on diamond imports as American demand fuels a global trade surge. It claims the US buys about 12.2 million dollars of diamonds yearly and imports vast sums and weights to satisfy American women, with South Africa's Kimberley mines highlighted as a benchmark.
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America
New York
Europe
South Africa
United States
Kimberley
Mozart and Beeth ever The futures fame whispers in youth
The piece recounts famed claims of future fame predicting talent. It notes Mozart and a young Beethoven meeting in Vienna in 1757 when Mozart asked the boy to play. Beethoven pleads for a real subject, dazzles, and Mozart remarks that he will wake a power in the world someday.
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Mozart
Beethoven
Vienna
Lin
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Thomas B. Millikan
Newcastle
Henry County
C. Denison Hotel
Boston
Benevolent Institution Fund
Purdue
Durbin
Insurance Department
Statehouse
Judiciary
Congress
Fairbanks
Hemenway
Iowa
Republican Party
Pierce
Invaliuls’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Aldress
R. V. Teeree
N.Y
Mirae
Minnie Tillotson
Ro OV. Fierce
Sam
Olie
Mantingev
R. V. Pierce
Buthito
Tihe
Diamonds
Mozart and Beethover
Geo. H. Knollenberg Co
Geo. H
Knollenberg
Richmond
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