Republican county office candidates announced in Bartholomew
Announcements list multiple Bartholomew County candidates for county clerk treasurer recorder sheriff and commissioner. Names include Fred C. Alrion James Burker Henry W. Rethwis ch W F Coats Albert Owens Eb B Colvin Herbert Howe Grover M Ors Louis Friedersdorf O H Harring and others subject to Republican nominating convention. Some entries are garbled.
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Fred C. Alrion
Ofrr
James Burker
Henry W. Rethwisch
W. F. Coats
Albert Owens
EB. B. Colvin
Hawcreek Township
Aga
Tor
Barthelomew Keounty
Republcan
Sherif
Bartholomew County
Herst Howe
Clifty Township
Republican County Convention
Grovax M. Ors
Louis Friedersdorf
Rockeresk Township
Ventior
Delegates to county convention called in May 1898
A county meeting is set for May 3 in Columbus to elect delegates to the county convention to be held in Columbus on May 4. Each precinct gains one delegate for every 10 votes cast for McKinley in 1896, with various county officers listed as nominees and positions.
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City of
Columbus
Latur
Wm. McKinley
Congressional Committees On Foreign Relations
Cuba
White House
Lmit
McKinley
War Party
Peace Party
Washington
Court cases roundup and upcoming services in town
State of Indiana case against Laura J Davis and Willis J Davis of Cader Gant deceased is submitted to court. Wm Knight trial for killing his wife to begin tomorrow. Lewis Schneck case to send many to Hope for Moravian church services next Sunday. Mrs Collier of Trinity downtown. Star adds new names to lists daily and weekly. Wm Weisman of Jonesville visited. Jessie Loyd sick on North Pearl street. Epworth League to bolt Sunrise Praise Meeting next Sunday morning.
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Wm. H. Shea
Laura J. Davis
Willis J. Davis
Cader Gant
Framed Reflections on Frances Willard and Remarkable Wire Prices
The Outlook praises Frances Willard’s character and achievements despite policy disagreements on prohibition and woman suffrage. An England speech notes Warrington wire specimens valued at $4.82 per pound and high priced pinion wire at $31.60 per pound, with vast tonnage costs and dental nerve-barbing instruments valued at $2,150,000 per ton.
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Te Tee
Victoria
England
Frances E. Willard
Thomas Morris
Staffordshire
Warrington
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