iS de Indiana Spiritualists in Sel v at Anderson
A report of a controversial Indiana Spiritualist gathering in Anderson where speakers denounced spiritualist messages as delusions. The piece contrasts the event with broader calls for sound monetary and economic policy, citing McKinley and urging honest dollar, national credit, and labor protection. Nearby notes list locals visiting Greenfield, Indianapolis, and Rushville, with social and church events.
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Foraker
Hills and Henleys Reunion At Richmond Aug 14
Annual gathering of the Hills and Henleys set for Richmond on August 14. Ample arrangements described for attendees, with rail rates showing 2 cents per mile for small parties and 14 cents per mile for larger groups, totaling about 1.05 dollars round trip for fifty or more. Committee orders the attendance of all connected with either family.
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Richmond
Hills and
Mrs Louise Mauzy Dies in Rushville at 48
Mrs Louise Hillyer Mauzy, wife of Capt. J. H. Mauzy, died at her Rushville home on Sunday after a brief illness. She was 48 and described as kind and charitable, greatly missed in the community.
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Mont Porter
Louise Hillyer Mauzy
J. H. Mauzy
Rushville
Bereaved family thanks neighbors for support after death
The undersigned members of Joan Zion's children express sincere thanks to kind neighbors and friends for services rendered and sympathy shown during their bereavement.
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Joan Zion
Lynn Creek Valley Social Notes
Enos Coffin's best horse died Tuesday. Jerry Allender returns from Indianapolis. Frank Meredith and wife from Little Blue visited Robert Arnett. A son of Alonzo Sohn was dangerously ill Monday but recovering. Rube Leonard and a Gwynneville lady visited J. B. Tribby Sunday. Rev March Wines and family came from Brookville to stay with Wm. Addison for several days.
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Enos Coffin
Jerry Allender
Indianapolis
Frank Meredith
Little Blue
Robert Arnett
Alonzo Sohn
Rube Leonard
Gwynneville
J. B. Tribby
Rev
Mareh Wines
Mary
Brookville
Wm. Addison
Puntenny Nominated by Sixth District Democrats
In a New Castle convention the Sixth District Democrats nominated editor George H. Puntenny of Rushville for Congress to oppose Henry A. Johnson. An effort to substitute Populist C A Robinson of Fayette county failed. Puntenny received 102 votes to Robinson’s 86.
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New Castle
George H. Puntenny
Rushville
Congress
Henry A. Johnson
C. A. Robinson
Fayette County
Puntenny
Robinson
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A. A. Plotmer
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Walt B. Hill
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Reuben Henley
W. L. Walker
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Will E. Alexander
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Tina Souders
Kokomo
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Victor Gilbreath
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Hazel Coffin
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Blue River Park
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Will Siler
Mek Deemetesed
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Lillie Weingart
Fred Sipe
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Jesse Kennedy
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J. A. Sipe
Linnie Glayus
Earlham College
Julia A. Zion
Keturah Miles
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Evangelist Coombs
Newsom’s Hall
Walter O. Bragg
O.S. Coffin
J. C. Benley
Friends’ Sunday School
Owen S. Henley
Grove
Eli B. Hill
Spiceland
Hill
M. H. McCarter
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Toms
Hancock County
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Bundy
Thage Natural Gas Company
Ed. Adkins
Trenton
J. H. Siler
P. J. Sattler
Henry Siler
Michigan
Big Four
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Alexander Posey
M. F
Lewis Weingart
Weingart
Lees
Walter S. Campbell
Westland
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Knightstown
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Winchester
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Frank Steel
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Riley Holtsclaw
Jesse Neal
Blue Vein
Jesse Jackson
Thomas Binford
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Oriel Binford
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Moore Farm
Gates
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L. A. Wells
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Rev. Love
Maxwell
Christian Union
W. H. Baker
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Lynn Creek Valley
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