Political notes from Indiana early June 1908
The Tribune notes parity between Chicago and Denver’s political centers. It covers nominations for Congress in the Thirteenth District at Goshen, the Eighth District Democrats nominating John M. Adair, and the Sangerbund event at Indianapolis. It also reports Felt and Binford’s financial failure with about 200000 debt and 250000 assets, Felt a Democratic appellate judge candidate and Binford a Republican state senate candidate.
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Early U S Flag Growth and Kentucky Pardon Echoes
The text notes the first flag with thirteen stars presented to Congress by Betsy Ross at George Washington's request. It traces star additions to forty six with Oklahoma as last. It also reports Kentucky Governor Wilson pardoning Caleb Powers and Jim Howard in the Goebel murder case, suggesting a shift toward law and order.
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Taft Favored for Republican Nomination at Chicago Convention
At this hour Taft seems the unanimous choice of the Republican convention in Chicago. Fairbanks may accept the vice presidency again. Indiana is highlighted as a pivotal state. The anti injunction plank faces opposition from Joe Cannon and followers, tied to Roosevelt and Taft policy.
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Corner stone of Liberty high school sald with Masonic rites
Knightstown notes the cornerstone ceremony for Liberty high school with Masonic rites last Monday. Connersville breaks ground for a new library, to be an ornament to the city and state. The Rush Fayette county picnic is set for Brookside Park in Indianapolis on June 21.
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Park
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Monticello
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Manlove Park
Chicago
O. M. Brown
New York City
Ed Manlove
J. L. Manlove
Cary Club
Luella Manlove
Lizzie Manlove
Lola Manlove
Cambridge City A Noted Rail Hub With Odd Derelict Train
The article describes Cambridge City Indiana as a rail hub with three steam lines and hourly interurban service to Richmond and Indianapolis. It notes a derelict daily train to Hagerstown, ragweed overgrowth on a branch to Hagerstown, and a local merchant using elaborate street advertising that amuses locals with Barnum like flair.
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Local notes from Gerrantown and Connersville area
Community items report social visits in Indianapolis and Bentonville. A driver hit a tree. car parts were replaced, and no injuries were noted. Obituary recalls Martha J. Pierson Waddell born 1843 died 1908 with family details and Bentonville funeral led by Rev. W. L. Clarke.
Dublin Items Sam White in Rushville Sunday
Sam White was in Rushville on Sunday reporting or noted in the Dublin items.
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Milton Items Bring News From Dublin And Milton
Milton area notes record a Dublin veteran's accident, local weddings, births, and social events. Residents visit relatives in Indianapolis and Dayton. a big death tolls in Corwin Larsh’s family. new cemetery endowment funds form for Franklin. Community clubs host programs and outings with church and school activities noted.
Quotations from a Cigarette on Youth and Trouble
A cigarette voice declares its math of harm to youth, saying it can add to nervous troubles subtract physical energy multiply aches and pains divide mental powers take interest from work and discount chances for success. The remark frames smoking as a negative influence on young people.
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