Independent candidate recruits with clean ballot pledge
Rev Thomas H Kuhn pastor at Rich mond Christian church declares against bossism graft and machine politics in a bid against Jim Watson. He urges a government of the people and honest administration with broad support from all classes. Sam Jones jokes about Rockefeller proximity. Henry and Madison counties Republicans meet Tuesday at New Castle to nominate a Joint Senator candidate.
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Thomas H. Kuhn
The
Christian Church
Richmond
Jim Watson
Republic
New Castle
Henry
Madison Counties
Madison Ascaty and Henry county votes in convention
In New Castle the convention results show Madison Ascaty with thirteen votes and Henry County with twenty two votes, reflecting local alignment in the proceedings.
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New Castle
Madison Ascaty
Henry County
Political mix-up felt across Henry county this fall
Reports from all parts of Henry county indicate a decided mix-up in politics this fall. Party lines will not cut much figure when the ball opens.
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Henry County
Two Governors Race Set for Sixth District Candidates
Two candidates for governor in two years’ Sixth district are Francis T. Roots of Connersville and Charles Shively of Richmond. Roots and Shively vie for the nomination, outlining regional support and policy stances.
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Irom
Francis T. Roots
Connersville
Charles Shively
Richmond
Chicago saloon license sparks goat beer sign debate
The note discusses goats on back beer signs and a future rule in Chicago requiring saloon keepers to pay an annual license of $1,000. It links the sign elevation with licensing, presenting a speculative governance idea for the city.
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Chicago
Binder twine factory at Michigan City prison a success
The binder twine factory under Warden James D. Reid at the Michigan City state prison is proving more successful than expected. Mr. Redd expects about 6,000,000 pounds of binder twine used annually in Indiana, saving farmers at least $20,000 yearly, with savings of 2 cents per pound by buying from the prison. No outside market has been sought yet, and a price fix has spurred a local push to attract buyers while the plant has operated for several weeks.
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Michigan City
James D. Reid
Redd
Indiana
Rush county Democrat Opens Spring With Stinging Declaration
A Rush county Democrat speaks at spring’s start with a harsh declaration about the epileptic village, signaling sharp political rhetoric on local issues and governance.
Indians Call It Graft In Widespread Tendency
A phrase heard in Indian circles labels widespread graft as a common practice. The term reflects public concerns over corruption in governance and business. Officials and observers discuss impacts on policy and trust in institutions.
Graft and reform critiques in colonial rule debate
The Rican delegation faults graft under American rule and urges reforms to protect islanders. The piece cites long colonial history, warns of misused funds, private gain, and inefficient spending, and compares to Britain’s century of reform before competent officials emerged.
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Great Britain
Chicago Tribune
Delinquency Notice with Quick Remedy Suggestion
In a brief cautionary item readers are advised that for a bilious attack the use of Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets promises a quick cure. The notice notes availability at druggists and credits McClain of Carthage for the message. It ends with a directive to pay up delinquency.
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Chamberlain
McClain
Carthage
Spring Hats at Eva Johnson's Ad Draws Local Lookers
Local notes report Mrs. Elliott ill with a severe cold while Mrs. Walker recovers from pneumonia near Henderson. Miss Henley returns to Indianapolis for library school after visiting parents Mr. and Mrs. Henley. Multiple visits and travels across town and to Indianapolis, Knightstown, and Rushville are listed, with community events, church services, and a big county school exhibit noted.
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D. W. Elliott
Hattie Walker
Henderson
Lillian Henley
William P. Henley
Indianapolis
Library
Una
Ed ‘Hahn
Hall
Newsom
George Mercer
R. B.henley
Knightstown
Philip Sattler
Will Pitts
J. H. McCarty
Morristown
W. W. Peters
North
Leonard Clark
Rushville
Joah Bundy
Wyndette
Bell
Burley Mabra
Mary Goins
L. R. Wooten
Will Miner
Greenfield
Mabel Johnson
Record Office
Prof. Orr
Township
East Street Christian Church
Carmony & Brown
E. D. Gardner
Box inscription causes household scare for merchant wife
Rushville merchant Bill Jones traveled to Indianapolis to buy stock. Boxes arrived before him. his wife opened the largest crate and shouted when she read the inscription Bill Inside revealing a startling misfire of the box.
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Rushville
Bill Jones
Indianapolis
Jones
Indiana banks formed in six years total capitalization data
In Indiana over the past six years there were 102 organized national banks with a combined capitalization of 6 650 000 dollars. Of these, 57 started with less than 50 000 dollars each and 5 began with more than that amount.
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Indiana
Boil confines Carthage high school head to home
Professor Walter T. Orr principal of Carthage high school is laid up at his Greenfield home with a painful internal eye lid boil.
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Walter T. Orr
Carthage High School
Greenfield
Alvin Moor and H Lee Wilson Named for County Treasurer
The Republican nomination process sets Alvin Moor and H Lee Wilson as contenders for County Treasurer. Both are announced as candidates pending the Republican nominating convention held March 17, 1906, with Union Township resident Wilson among the options.
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Alvin Moor
H. Lee Wilson
Union Township
Henry E Guffin Seeks renomination for State Legislature
Henry E. Guffin of Union township seeks renomination for Representative to the State Legislature subject to Republican party decision.
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Henry E. Guffin
Union Township
Republ
Clell Maple Announces Candidacy for County Recorder
Clell Maple is announced as a candidate for County Recorder subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention. Vincent Gray is named as a Recorder candidate pending the party’s nominating convention.
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Clell Maple
Vincent Gray
Union Township
Lyons Named Candidate for Commissioner in Northern District
Charles H. Lyons of Center township is named as a candidate for Commissioner of the Northern district, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.
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Charles H. Lyons
Center Township
County Assessor Candidates Named for Republican Nomination
T. E. Gregg seeks the Republican nomination for County Assessor subject to the party convention decision. Robert W. Cox is also announced as a candidate for the nomination subject to the Republican convention outcome.
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Robert W. Cox
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