Notable Local Notices and Personal Reunions
A compilation of local movements and social happenings. James Wishard returns home to Kansas and others relocate or visit then. Birth of a son to Sam Marblestone. Millinery opening advised. Court term in Newport and interurban progress. Several names of residents visiting, weddings, and sales ads noted alongside public notices and a missing person ad for a 11 year old girl.
Political Echoes on Bryan and Roosevelt
The Angola Magnet and the New York Sun weigh in on Bryan’s private citizen image and party unity. Cardinal Gibbons urges harmony while the Liberty Herald demands fair nomination methods for Republicans. Some say Roosevelt mirrors Bryan in rhetoric, not theft, citing shared sources.
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The
Liberty Herald
Republican Party
Grover Cleveland declares too good a Democrat to be killed off
The Nebraskan will doubt longevity for the former president but not attribute it to Democratic principles. The Bernheim Distilling Company, producers of I. W. Harper Whiskey, informs Clinton citizens that Harper Whiskey is available in Clinton only from William Meadows. all other dealers offering Harper are deceiving patrons.
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Citizen-Press
Jackson, Mich
W. J. Bryan
William R. Hearst
Alten
Parker
Grover Cleveland
Nebraskan
Bernheim Distilling Company
I. W. Harper
Clinton
Harper
William Meadows
Hidden Hand dramatization thrills Clinton audience
The new Eugene Moore adaptation of Hidden Hand, produced with notable skill by Fred G. Conrad, arrives at Clinton Indiana’s opera house on October 2. The story from Mrs. Southworth offers vivid mountain romance set in old Virginia with memorable characters like Capitol Black Donald and Wool and lively supporting players Od Hurricane Mrs. Condiment and Pitapat.
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Eugene Moore
Fred G. Conrad
Wright
Opera House
Clinton
Ind
Moore
Virginia
Black Donald
Wool
Clinton Sees Multiple Accidents Over Past Week
Several accidents have occurred around Clinton during the past week, with injuries reported and authorities inspecting scene details. No further specifics on locations or victims are provided.
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Clinton
Proud Record of Indiana State Institutions
The Evansville Courier notes Indiana’s advanced efforts to improve defective and dependent populations. It credits nonpartisan management for efficient results and cites Republican laws that removed partisan control to create a safer, economical system.
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Evansville
Dem
Indiana
Washington Herald
For Sale A Folding Go Cart
Center Gleanings notes a folding go cart for sale inquire at the Plaindealer office. Local social items report visits and family gatherings including Ivan Thompson and wife of Chris man Indiana and Lawrence Thorne and wife of Springhill at C C Bottner's. Mrs R R Stokesberry dies at 78. she was a Christian woman with many friends. Paul Miller is on the sick list.
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Plaindealer
Ivan Thompson
Chrisman
Lawrence Thorne
Springhill
C. C. Bottner’s
R. R. Stokesberry
Little Paul
Dan Miller
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Indianapolis
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Mrs. Ringle
Chas. P. Walker
Mecca
J. C. Leslie
Danville, HL
E. V. Brown
Hartpence Millinery
Newport
Relief Corps
Walker's Drug Store
Robert Shirkie, Sr
Ninth and
Vine Streets
Harry Hayes
Dora Woodruff Co
Stewart Shirkie
Dulen James
Oden, Ind
Richard Stokesberry
Lizzie Chandler
Kalamazoo, Mich
Win. Brown
Blanche Hartough
Fairview, Til
E.V. Brown
Staats- Raynes-Adams Co
Staats-Raynes-Adams Co
Miss Sara Downing
Miss May Nice
Sara Downing
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Mr. Rooney
10Th & Vine Streets
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Rompt Service
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Brazil
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Angola
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Bryan
New York Sun
Cardinal Gibbons
Roosevelt
Nebraska
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James Smith
West Terre Haute
H. A. Smith
Ed Ford
Farmersburg
Fords
Cliff Temple
New Orleans
Campbells
John Church
Cr. C. Bottner
Kentucky
A. J. Doughty
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