Republican Ticket Heads To Election Victory Says Press
The piece argues Taft and Sherman should win, with Beveridge boosting Indiana. It contrasts Republican confidence with Democratic hopes for Bryan and Marshall, noting close races in New York and Indiana and predicting Taft’s electoral success.
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New York
Indiana
Bryan
Middle West
Mr. Taft
Taft
Mr. Bryan
McKinley
Marshall
Republican State Committee
Watson
Knause 50th wedding anniversary celebrated in Arcadia
A large Arcadia gathering marks the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Knause born 1835 and 1838 in Indiana. Seventy relatives and friends attend with gifts including a library table. Speakers note education work and lifelong esteem as they near life’s end. In Cambridge City Republicans rally with Beveridge Watson in attendance.
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Arcadia Arcadian
Jonathan Knause
Berks County
Pennsylvania
Matilda
Waltz) Knause
East Germantown
Wayne County
Ind
Knause
Tipton County
May
J. C. Teal
Kate
Eli Stalker
Alice
Earnest Bierman
Frances
Chas. T. Knipp
Edna
O. E. Tomes
Westfield
William Waltz
Edna Tomes
Ann Arbor
Mich
Lizzie Waltz
Rebecca Waltz
Frances Forbes
Indianapolis
Arcadia
P.D. Waltz
Henry Waltz
Rebecca Hill
Atlanta
Lizzie Booth
Jackson Township
Dublin Items Highlight Local Travels and Daily Happenings
Samuel Huddleston spends the week in Brookville. Floyd Moore returns from New Paris Ohio. Miss Josephine Wissler ill with appendicitis. John Christman visits Dayton with sons. Jacob Marshall visits sister in law Stefleson. Mrs. Connor of Redkey visits in town. Ora Huddleston returns from Cleveland. Blanche Hatfield from Greenfield. Attorney General Bingham speaks at Odd Fellows hall. Margaret Hatfield ill with typhoid. Emmet Shaw and children visit from Connersville. Wilsons return from Des Moines. Thieves take 17 hides from Smith Frazee slaughter house. Mrs. Binkley sale well attended. to be secretary to Col. Harrison. A boy born to Frank and Mrs. Murphy. Odd Fellows buy 100 chairs for hall. Walter Culbertson visits from Columbus. Ethel Garner visits from Muncie. Mrs. H J Doll and Miss Mary Doll head to Shreveport. Hebble guests from Indianapolis. George Kunkle visits Kocher. Harry E Penny visits mother in Richmond. Ray Doll and Paul Kepler take commercial course. Mrs. John McNamara returns to Indianapolis. Ruth Palmer hosts dinner with Robert Williams Fred Wright and Hazel Gipe.
Milton Items Show Local Social and Industry Moves
Milton items note travelers and visits across Franklin New Castle Indianapolis and Connersville. farm talks, club meetings, a large aqueduct project, a Shaker Creek canal, and a district medical society report. local social calls include weddings, illnesses, and family gatherings with multiple named residents and towns.
International Live Stock Exposition at Chicago Recap
The 1908 event drew 7 523 animals from 22 states one territory and four foreign countries with 2 400 premiums totaling over 75 000 across 600 classes. About 400 000 visitors viewed cattle horses sheep and swine plus packing house displays. The show aimed to improve breeding and manufacturing of animal products and to boost American meat consumption at home and abroad.
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Chicago
International Amphitheatre
Union Stock Yards
Richmond Tag Day Raises Funds for Reid Memorial Hospital
Citizens across Richmond and surrounding county hosted a tag day on October 21 to benefit Reid Memorial Hospital. The net proceeds totaled 821.47 dollars, with tag sales up 250 dollars from last year. Funds will aid indigent patients unable to pay hospital expenses.
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Reid Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Local Social Notes from Lewisville and Nearby
Miss Helen Bartlett visited Cambridge City friends on Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Johnson of New Castle called on Mrs. Maggie Myers this week. Frank Stevenson from Mt. Gilead Ohio returned home for a few days with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Jenkins of Richmond spent Sunday with their parents here. Miss Ethel Hollingsworth came home after a two week visit in Richmond. The Two Oclock club plans a Saturday evening event at Mrs. Myers home. Harley Gouldsberry and family attended his grandmother's funeral in Knightstown Monday. W. C. Pierson and wife went to College Corner Ohio for the death of his uncle Ben Stewart. The Musical Club hosts a hayride and banquet Saturday evening at the Masonic hall. Horace Johnson and wife Frank Joyce and families Ed Saunders and families of New Castle and D. C. Smith and families visited W. V. Myers and family.
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Senator Beveridge
Richmond
Lake Erie
Connersville
James E. Watson
J. W. Marson
North Foote Street
Elihu Mills
Eliason
Cambridge City
Bentonville
Straughns
New Lisbon
New Castle
Greensfork Ladies’ Riding Club
Mt. Auburn
Barnard
Congress
W. C. Pierson
College Corner
Ben Stewart
Horace Johnson
Frank Joyce
Ed Saunders
D.C
LaVogue Coats Show Styles and Value for 1908-09
LaVogue Coats offer a rare blend of distinctive style and moderate cost. The maker claims superb fit and hang, high quality materials and trim, and fashionable color combinations for fall 1908-09, appealing to both modest and affluent buyers.
Grand jury adjourns after eleven days finds thirteen indictments
After eleven days of faithful dis charge of their duties, the grand jury adjourned October 21. The result of its investigation is thirteen indict ments. Those persons indicted are either under bond, in jail or fugitives. The list includes Dr. J. M. Bulla, charged with abortion, George Gay, violating liquor laws, Ernest Bell, larceny, William Walter, Fred Kro ma and Charles Kroma, jointly, as sault and battery with intent to kill, Sherman Keller, murder, Clarence Whitman, assault and battery with in tent to kill, Walter Williams, forgery, James Via, incest and Grace Bell, larceny. Recommendations for better facilities for lighting the buildings at the county farm and other improve ments were made. The work of the jury was highly commendable.
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J. M. Bulla
George Gay
Ernest Bell
William Walter
Fred Kroma
Charles Kroma
Sherman Keller
Clarence Whitman
Walter Williams
James Via
Grace Bell
The Wolf at English Opera House Week of 26
English's Opera House in Indianapolis opens with The Wolf on Tuesday night November 5 praised as brilliant and unusual by New York and Chicago audiences. Eugene Walter the young playwright earns a great triumph. Friday and Saturday November 6 and 7 feature Lew Dockstader and his minstrel company in a return engagement. Dockstader is described as a premier minstrel show performer and a rarity in the field.
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Opera House
Indianapolis
New York
Chicago
English Opera House
Eugene Walter
Lew Dockstader
Dockstader
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Redkey
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J. W. Kocher
Harry E. Penny
Ellen Penny
Ray Doll
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Richmond Business College
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Ruth Palmer
Robert Williams
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Mise Hazel Gipe
Milton
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Elwood
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