Democratic Speaker Attacks Watson Campaign Tactics
David W. McKee of Connersville addressed about a hundred at Newsom's hall praising the Democratic line and criticizing Republican claims about McKinley and Hanna. The item asserts a Watson lead of 2500 to 3000 and ends with a Hill Bros mower plug and a steel woven wire ad.
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Connersville
James E. Watson
Newsom's Hall
Democratic Party
Simon
North Carolina
Filippino
McKee
Spain
Philippines
Islands
Filippine
Aguinaldo
Mark Hanna
McKinley
Grand Old Burnt
Indiana
Ohio
Kohlsat
Chicago Times Herald
Hanna
Hill Bros
C. Hand
Harper Brothers sale seals assets in foreclosure auction
Harper Brothers building at Pearl and Chiff streets, all presses and apparatus, and publishing rights were sold at foreclosure for 1.1 million dollars to Alexander E. Orr, head of the reorganization committee. Bryan M. Kennelly conducted the sale for Morton Trust Company. The Harper Brothers name rights are included.
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New York
Harper Brothers
Pearl and Chiff Streets
Harper Periodicals
New York Real Estate Exchange Today
Alexander E. Orr
Bryan M. Kennelly
Morton Trust Company
Hill and Henley Reunion Reported in Owen S Henley Grave Event
The 14th annual Wille e Henleys reunion was held at Owen S Henley's grave on August 14 1900. An engaging program for all ages was planned but a storm dispersed the crowd. Executive committee members included Benton Henley Eunice Phelps Irvin Hill Ide Henley and Lula Hill.
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Owen S. Henley
Benton Henley
Eunice
Phelps
Irvin Hill
Ide H. Henley
Lula Hill
Ann Ruut
Democratic Convention Names Ripley Township Ticket
The Ripley township Democrats met at Newsom's hall to nominate a township ticket with Dr. Frank Creger as chairman and Lucien Sample as secretary. The ticket lists Samuel Sauder for Trustee, Albert Earnest for Assessor, Frank Gray for Justices, Ed Miner and John Stevens for Constables, and Ora Siler for Road Supervisor among others, with several members declining. Elmer E. Smiley and Ira Taylor appeared and spoke.
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Ripley Township
Newsom's Hall
Frank Creger
Lucien Sample
Sec’y
F. J. Sattler
Resistant Sec’y
M. F. Lovett
Jesse Siler
Abrahams
Isaacs
Samuel Sauder
T’p
Albert Earnest
Frank Gray
Ed Miner
John Stev
Dist
Wm. Call
Wm. Scott
Ora Siler
John Leisure
Dan’ Loudenback
Milton Herkleas
Sandy Mahan
J. P
Elmer E. Smiley
Democratic Committee
Ira Taylor
Sylvester Meeks
Pleasant Reunion at John Calloway Home near Knightstown
A large gathering of relatives from the Ov erman Hatfield Henley and Ball families plus invited friends met at John Calloway’s home near Knightstown on Tuesday. They brought baskets and spent a lively day with music cake walk and various diversions. The hospitality and goodwill of Mr and Mrs Callaway were remarked.
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Joseph
Oliver
Frank Overman
Isaac
Charles Hatfield
Jesse Henley
James Ball
John Calloway
Knightstown
Callaway
Tourist Club Meets at M E Church With diverse program
The Tourist Club gathered at the M E church Monday evening. Mrs Green sang two solos and the male quartette performed including a bass and tenor duet by Pitts and Bundy. Miss Anna Steere spoke on ten years as a Chinese missionary and discussed missions impact in chaotic China. Mrs Green gave a talk on Lake Lucerne. Refreshments were served by Mrs C L Stinger and Mrs A H Johnson. Next meeting will feature talks on Paris related topics.
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M. E
Mise Steere
China
C. L Stinger
A. H. Johnson
The
Christian Church
J. H. Scholl
University of Paris
Penina Newsom
Grace Nixon
Paris
Teachers for Town and Township
The article lists Carthage Public Schools staff and Township teachers for Ripley Posey and Walter townships. It notes openings on Sept 17 and a joint township institute at Arlington Sept 15. Parents are urged to ensure children have books and attend on time. the Record will print names of pupils with no tardies or absences each month.
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Harvey Min
Emma
John M. Binford
Township Institute
Ripley Posey
Walter Townships
Arlington
Stock holders meeting of band this Friday at 7:30
The notice announces a Friday evening meeting for all stock holders in the band, to be held in the club rooms at 7 30. It stresses the utmost importance of every share holder's presence in behalf of the Board of Directors. 0, H Qgan, Seq.
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Itgis
H Qgan
Soldier Parish of Ponce Porto Rico Leaves for Far East
Forest Parish of CoP Fi Ponce Porto Rico hosts Army private Parish who served in the brown duck uniform of Uncle Sam’s soldiers. He departed Ponce on August 7 and met Adjutant General Corbin in Washington to transfer to the corps with hopes for China or the Philippines. Parish is described as a Christian gentleman respected by his comrades.
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Ponce
Porto Rico
Parish
Sam
Corbin
China
Philippines
Quarterly Meeting at the M E Church Provides Warm Services
The quarterly meeting at the M E Church last Sunday featured Rev Alien of Arles delivering a strong sermon on Watch ye in the faith from 1 Corinthians 16 13. An anthem by the choir, with C L Stinger J D Kreiger and Miss Zula Hill as special participants, was well rendered. Evening services heard Rev Edwards preach Come Unto Me to the comfort of attendees, with Miss Mabel Johnson offering an organ voluntary and the choir in charge of music.
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Alien of
Arles
C. L. Stinger
J. D. Kreiger
Zula Hill
Edwards
Mabel Johnson
Books for sale four volume set and cyclopedias
Four volume set of Ridpath's History of the World offered at ten dollars from twenty. Two volume set People's Cyclopedia priced at four dollars from twelve fifty. Dennis Record Office notes the sale.
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Ridpath
Cnet
J.D
Democratic Club holds officer election after Saturday meeting
Democrats organized a Saturday meeting electing officers. Jesse Siler was chosen president with J. Sattler as vice president and L. Ez Sample as secretary. Newt and others were named as members.
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Jesse ‘Siler
J. Sattler
L. Ez Sample
Newt
The Judge's Mistake in a Costume Ball Incident
In Indianapolis a judge and Presbyterian leader hosted a fancy dress ball. Merchant Woodward, disguised as a Sioux war chief, crashed the party at Martindale House brandishing a tomahawk. Foreign delegates fled in fear, mistaken for an Indian uprising. The truth surfaced only after nearly two decades.
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Hoosier
Presbyterian Church
Great Britain
Woodward
Northwest
Mr. Woodward
Indianapolis
Martindale
Philadelphia
Saturday Evening Post
New Paris Club Savages Seek Stone Age Caves
New Paris boasts a club named the Sauvagistes or Savages famed for planning to live in caves. They imitate Stone Age life in cellars and caverns under Boulevard Magenta, sharing tales of ancient battles and fire making by rubbing wood, contrasting with modern matches.
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New Paris
Paris
Sauvagistes
Rouge
Boulevard Magenta
Am brose Bierce Lectures With Club Members
A polite invitation to Ambrose Bierce surprised him when he agreed to lecture before a club of conservative ladies. The president stated they were not a club of new women, prompting Bierce to reply with a bland remark that hinted at old fashioned views while concealing his cynicism.
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Ambrose Bierce
Bierce
Ogre
Mr. Bierce
Young couple wed for eggs in Kentucky
A tiny couple married in Stanford Kentucky by a preacher who earned 65 cents and two dozen eggs for the service. The groom is about fifteen and the bride a little over twelve, wearing a dress two inches too short. They planned a simple feast in a wagon corner with a basket of provisions to avoid five cents.
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Stanford
England clergyman backs hidden pulpit camera trial
A clergyman proposes a concealed camera in the pulpit to show backsliders, hoping photos will shame them into keeping faith. Critics doubt the method, suggesting a compelling sermon would better keep congregations awake.
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England
Idle Question Echoes Before Sentence Pronounced
A Chicago Post fragment depicts a courtroom banter where a married man and a woman defendant are juxtaposed amid aging taunts. The line about asking if there is anything to say before sentence hints at a formal judicial moment.
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Chicago Post
Little Boy Praises School Progress Written Note
A child writes to his school master expressing joy at his progress. He recalls arriving ignorant and now feels he has learned much in a short time, praising the teaching.
Transmitted Characteristics of Head Size in Infants
A study discusses baby head size and its relation to feeding, noting observed differences in head development possibly linked to maternal milk quality. Researchers emphasize early measurements to identify growth patterns and potential health implications.
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