Announcements of Republican Local Candidates
Bartholomew and Decatur counties seek joint senator nomination and several county offices. W W Lambert aims for joint senator. others include Fred C C Coltrich county clerk James Burk and Albert Owens for recorder Stephen Bail for sheriff Scott Elzer Henry Howe Vincent Thompson David Philips J D Hunter for city offices all subject to Republican county convention.
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W. W. Lambert
Bartholomew County
Bartholomew
Decatur
Krepublican
Fred CC. Ctlrich
James Burk
Albert IF. Owens
Repubican
Scott Elzer
Henry Howe
Clifty Township
Vincent Thompson
David Philips
J.D. Hunter
Sound money Democrats aim to field full tickets
The conference in this city shows no abandoning of principles by the sound money Democrats who will nominate a state ticket and a Congress candidate in each district. They may influence next fall's elections and could fuse with Republicans in some districts to defeat free silver candidates, with the money issue as the central focus. The Indianapolis Journal notes the potential for such a fusion as not dishonorable.
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Congress
Turpie
Friends of Sound Money
Indianapolis Journal
Local Notes and Society Moves Across The Region
Miss Nellie Rice visits relatives near Walesboro while Miss Jessie Norton returns to Clifford. Ed Romine, Fifth ward councilman, may seek sheriff’s race. Will Robertson improves after illness in Maple Grove. Mrs. John Robertson rests at home from malaria. Mrs. Reeves leaves for Chicago for daughter May Morris. O S and S C plan Friday meeting at Northside school to discuss Maine disaster and Cuban question. John B. DeMotte buys late Congressman John Hanna’s Greencastle home. John H. Lesh’s estate to go to son Joseph Lesh and Mrs. Jack Latta of Goshen. Mrs. Mary Spangler’s will leaves effects to Presbyterian church. husband 102, not remembered. Richmond hosts state high school oratorical contest March 4 with prizes. George Secore recovers from knee injury. back at work. Bartholomew Co Medical Society meets March 1 at Dr Elrods residence. Lipitharmia paper by Dr A J Banker and Dr Jessie Wells. officers to be elected.
Reverend Sanders Afflicted Pastor of Noblesville Suffering from Paralyzed Fingers
The Rev James Sanders pastor of the Friends Church in Noblesville is plagued by a peculiar ailment with partial finger paralysis and sharp persistent pain at their tips. Miss Ruth Brown traveled to Greenwood last night to visit her sister Mrs Chas Newsom.
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James Sanders
Friends’ Church of
Noblesville
Ruth Brown
Greenwood
Hughes Preliminary Trial Opens in Versailles Lynch Case
More than five hundred people attended the preliminary trial of Hez Hughes in Cross Plains as state authorities seek to link him to the Versailles lynching. Fourteen witnesses were subpoenaed, with testimony detailing the night of the crime and prior discussions among locals.
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Henry Shuter
Versailles
Cyrus A. Baylor
Talk Talk at Baptist Church Admits Children Free
Each boy and girl accompanied by an adult will be admitted free to the Talk Talk event at the Baptist church tomorrow night.
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Baptist Church
Personal News From Indianapolis Travel
Miss Nannie Spurgin and Miss Ida King went to Indianapolis this morning to enter the wholesale milliner house. Geo Cooper and Dave Stobo were Indianapolis passengers. Dr. Banker also traveled there. Mrs. Nannie Maynard returned yesterday evening and Miss Stella Mitchell came home from Indianapolis last night.
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Nannie Spurgin
Indianapolis
Ida King
Nannie Maynard
Spellman Neals Death and Local Happenings in East Columbus
Neal Spellman two years old died in East Columbus from measles. Funeral at Christian Church tomorrow 2 PM, burial Garland Brook. Second family death this week. Henry Maley of Edinburg in the city. J F Cox southbound this morning. Star office offers cheap job work. Fred Ulrich moving family to bakery in Ulrich Block. Mrs Belle Cooley and Mary Miller visit ill mother Eliza Robbins in Lexington Indiana. Esther Thornton daughter of O E and Mrs Thornton ill with grip.
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Spellman
Neal
Wm. Spellman
East Columbus
The
Christian Church
Bur
Belle Cooley
Mary Miller
Lexington
Ind
Eliza Robbins
Stobo the Blacksmith Offers Special Horseshoeing
JUS STOBO provides special attention to horses with sore feet and promises correct shoeing. He offers reliable horseshoeing services to ensure proper hoof care and comfort.
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Jus
Stobo
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