The True Mission of the Party Press Addressed
In Indianapolis W H Sanders of Marion argues the true mission of the party press lies in guiding public spirit and defending constitutional institutions. He warns that discontent and misdirected ideas threaten the republic, urging organized progressive conservatism led by the Republican party to meet rising anti establishment currents with vigilance, patriotism, and civic education.
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Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Indianapolis
W. H. Sanders
Merion
Press
Sanders
Marion
Dax
Mississinewa
Jack Frost
United States
Uncle Sam
Republican Party
Army of
National Guard
Sam
Solomon
Indiana editors greet forward in strong Republican tone
The Indiana Republican Editorial Association gathers as Senator Beveridge sends a note from Washington explaining his confinement but support remains strong. Senator Fairbanks telegraphs praise for Indiana editors, noting their pivotal role in promoting good government and urging ongoing campaign unity.
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Charles W. Fairbanks
Washington
Republican Editorial Association
Resolutions Adopted by Indiana Republican Editorial Association
The Indiana Republican Editorial Association at its annual meeting resolves unwavering loyalty to Republican principles and praise for Theodore Roosevelt’s administration. It commends Governor Winfield T. Durbin’s leadership, notes Senate support for Beveridge, and endorses Indiana Congress members and party leadership under James P. Goodrich.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Indiana State Republican Editorial Association
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Republican Press of
India
United States
Winfield T. Durbin
Indiana
Durbin
Fairbanks
Beveridge
United States Senate
Albert J. Beveridge
Senate
Congress
Lincoln
Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
James P. Goodrich
State Central Committee
A Midwinter Outing to Florida and New Orleans
A 11 day organized rail tour from Indianapolis February 8 1904 by Big Four and Louisville and Nashville Rail Way offers two thousand five hundred mile journey through eight states with stops in four teen major southern cities. Includes round trip fare and Pullman usage with low rates for side trips and points of interest. Special vestibuled Pullmans train departs 7:00 p m for Florida and New Orleans itinerary.
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South
Florida
New Orleans
Paris
America
Big Four
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Indianapolis
Ind
Big Four Railway
History of Ripley Township Rush County Tales of early settlement and Quaker aid
In Rush County Indiana a white man built a cabin in a forest clearing near a rich drained soil by a river with Big Blue water. Two streams named Six Mile and Three Mile fed the land as panthers wolves and bears roamed the forest while beavers and squirrels abounded. Neighbors opposed slavery and Quakers aided enslaved people seeking freedom through the underground railroad as Micajah Binford John Clark Abram Small Elias Bundy and other true friends helped in the struggle.
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Indiana
Micajah Binford
John Clark Abram Small
Elias Bundy
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