Classified label shows post office matter in Clinton Ind
The item notes second class matter designation dated December 30 1965 at the Clinton Indiana post office under the 1879 act.
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Clinton
Ind
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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1907
Page
4
Convict Penalty Met By Standard Oil
It notes that a punishment called the manxi mum penalty fell on Standard Oil, signaling a notable enforcement action against the company.
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Standard Oil Company
Tom Dick and Harry Dominate Org Proceedings
In a certain group Tom conducts most of the discussion while Dick and Harry participate less. The passage notes Tom often speaks for all three during routine political matters.
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Tom
Harry
Judge Parker Declares Party Affiliation
A statement by Judge Parker, once linked to Esopus, proclaims I am a democrat clarifying only political alignment without revealing further biographical details.
Lincoln Man Dictating Platform Sparks GOP Debate
A Lincoln Nebraska man asserts he can direct the Republican national platform, provoking backlash that a single individual cannot effectively lead a party. The remark highlights tensions over control and party unity in the national arena.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Kentucky seeks fair trial for governor assassination suspects
The text stresses the importance of establishing the truth about Governor Goebel’s death and asserts that any suspected individual must receive a fair trial to reassure the world. The emphasis is on due process and public confidence in judicial fairness.
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Kentucky
Goebel
Brains and hair duel in U S senate race
The contest between Gov Vardaman and Congressman Williams was described as brains versus hair. Returns suggest hair alone influenced many votes in the region, challenging the brains theory about the race outcome.
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United States
Gov. Vardaman
Congressman Williams
Williams
Vardaman
Standard Oil Officers Decry Landis Fine As Injustice
An oil company officer says Judge Landis’s fine is an injustice. Whether true or not, the judge followed the law, and officials question if defendants ever view fines as just.
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Standard Oil Company
Landis
Standard
Not enough readable content for a full headline
A fragment references a spring item and a new story against Vice President Fairbanks with mentions of cocktails and yarns growing threadbare, but no clear event or details to summarize.
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Fairbanks
Warns of poor dairy conditions and health officer alert
A New Indiana newspaper piece urges inspecting local dairies as state health officials warn most dairies are in frightful condition. It notes legislature provisions and a broad movement to improve milk quality and general welfare.
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Ft. Wayne
David Bradley Turo
R. Murray
Clinton
Indiana
Democrats versus Republicans on platforms and promises
The piece argues the Democratic press expects Democratic platforms to reflect ideals while Republicans offer misleading promises. It claims history shows the Republican party keeps its campaign pledges, prompting readers to recall Lincoln and recent political speculation.
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Lincoln
Neb
Fairbanks Nomination Reflects Public Demand After Buffalo Tragedy
The 1904 vice presidential nomination for Fairbanks faced opposition from trusted friends yet was accepted as a duty. Elihu Root cited the Buffalo tragedy as a key reason, arguing the public wanted a capable president in the vice presidency. Critics who belittle Fairbanks risk alienating the very people they claim to serve.
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Fairbanks
Buffalo
Elihu Root
All Kinds of Work Signboard Underlines Politics
The Monticello Herald notes a Cincinnati sign board proclaiming All kinds of work for all kinds of men. It argues party control affects industrial conditions and warns a small voting shift next year could flip the message from Help Wanted to Situations Wanted.
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Landis
Cincinnati
Monticello Herald
Fair Play Our Forefathers Call for Equal Fair Play
Fair Play Our Forefathers statement defends fair play for every citizen regardless of location or status, echoing vice president Fair banks. The message emphasizes equal rights and protections across the republic.
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Republic
Fairbanks
Political Decency Sought in Republican Race
Crawfordsville Journal advocates ending chicanery and corruption in party politics and unites on principles and policy. The call urges all parties to scorn deceit and embrace honest debate and integrity.
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Republican Party
Crawfordsville
Prosperity as Agriculture and Industry Lead Economic Tone
The text depicts a buoyant economy with strong corn and wheat signals, cotton farmers united for fair prices above 11 cents, rising coal and metal output, and expanding factory activity. It notes railroads being steadier and even Standard Oil showing concern, across the Atlantic Constitution context.
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Kennebunkport
Portland
Atlantic Constitution
Fairbanks Backed By Indiana Political Figure
Henry C. Ziegler of Muncie urges backing Fairbanks for the next presidential nominee, recalling Bud Doble's line about counting in a winner. The quote appears in the New Castile Courier in a discussion of political prospects and veteran regional support.
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Henry C. Ziegler
Muncie
Bud Doble
Lexington
Memphis
Bud
Fairbanks
Indiana Oil and Gas
New Castile
Political fools have no place in party counsel
The Huntington Times argues that men who seek to punish enemies or use petitions against signatures should be barred from candidate selection. A ticket must reflect a candidate’s candor, citizenship, local esteem, and loyalty to party principles, not malice or factional hostility.
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Huntington Times
Logical successor Fairbank for president urged by Indiana Republicans
The New Castle Courier notes that Fairbank’s candidacy is the natural evolution of a seasoned statesman. It argues his broad mind and sterling character earn nationwide respect and calls for unified Republican support and nominations as Roosevelt’s successor in Republican policy and law enforcement.
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Fairbank
Indiana
Roosevelt
New Castle
New York World Attacks State Democratic Leaders
The New York World denounces Democratic leaders Fingy Conners of Buffalo Charles F Murphy Pat McCarren and Tom Grady accusing them of thwarting equal rights to protect privilege and plutocracy. The piece condemns their roles as links between corruption and party leadership.
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Mr. Bryan
New York
Democratic State Committee
Fingy Conners
Buffalo
Tammany Hall
Charles F. Murphy
Democratic Party
State Senate
Pat McCarren
Tom Grady
Democrats
New York World
Dem
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