Taggart Battles Senator Slack In Democratic Power Clash
An Indiana political struggle unfolds as Taggart fights Senator Slack over control of the Democratic organization. The dispute centers on leadership, reform, and the 1906 legislative session, with factions seeking to reshape the party and its machine influence.
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Democratic Party
Pam Taggart
Yvears
Hsorsanizathon
Yaarty
Polinson
Pbsarneipelis
Ndisnapofis
Indianapolis
Tageari
Slack
Taggart
Cmachmen
State Committee
Winch Hey
Dollar Pass Through Town Highlights Local Loss
A mysterious dollar paid out in Hamilton shows travels over six hours, nine dollars of bills spent in that span. The Sun urges treating dollars like any other, noting the risk of sending money out of the community and the impact on local business.
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Hamilton Sun
Sun
Hamilton
Ohio
Guaranteed Cure Claim for Piles Advertised
An advertisement promotes a guaranteed cure for piles itching bleeding or protruding. It claims Druggiate is sued to refund money if PAZOOINT fails to cure in six to fourteen days.
Must Pay Dog's Fare On Long Car Rides
A 19th century transport notice warns hunters that any trip over 16 miles with a hunting dog requires full fare for the animal. Fare for dogs is 24 cents for distances under 36 miles, and full fare applies beyond 16 miles. The issue shows drivers debating exemptions and compliance.
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Owhey
Mrs J G McFarlan Called Beyond in Farewell Notice
Obituary notice for Mrs J G McFarlan recounts her residence in Caynersville since 1856, survived by five children and three grandchildren, with funeral set for Thursday at 2 PM from First Presbyterian Church interior and city cemetery burial. Rev George Cy Lan to lead service.
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Vorco
McKirkan
Marhi McFarkin
Charles BF
Parvbu
Waliagm W. Dh Fattin
Joh B. McFartan
Prand
Harry
Mhurles MceFarley
Herbert
Wlw. McParkon
Janes
James
Five-Year-Old Boy Commits Murder
A tragic incident reports a five year old boy fatally shooting a playmate after a quarrel. The weapon was a shotgun found within reach, and witness Mrs. Parker aided the mother as police investigated. The newborn details describe a devastating affray and the killer’s cold recounting, with a grim community impact.
Mrs Young a Heroine at East Connersville Fire
Mrs A Young came home with her baby to a house on Church Street East Connersville and found it on fire. She carried the child to safety then returned with no pail and fought the flames until the blaze was quenched. The fire started from sparks from the flue hole and damaged the fireplace shield and mantel. The property belongs to James McCann and had burned once before.
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Adorn
Lawrence
Brocks
Catrie Forker
Buddie
A. Young
Church Street
East
Connersville
Mrs. Young
James McCann
New hourly timetable takes effect today on T. and C.
The latest schedule for hourly service on the T. and C. railway line starts today. Service intervals were adjusted to provide more frequent trains throughout the day.
Mrs Sparalan Funeral Attended Largely in Berga
Mira J. Bo Ma Sparalan funeral held at Livewn avenue residence this afternoon. Rev George Lanty led religious services at Fiant Presbyterian church. Quartet including Mr and Mrs A Jmweliter sang. Local factories and utilities observed the hour of mourning. Pallbearers named: EF D Johnston, Joseph E Huston, Charles Reider, Ova Handley, Thomas Norris, Dr Andre, Ned Cotton, Andrew H Rieman.
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Mira
J. Bo Ma
Arlan
Livewn Avenue
George CC. Lanty
Fiant Presbyterui Church
A. J.‘mweliter
B.D. Johnnson
Milton Shade
McFarlan
Joseph E. Huston
Charles Reider
Ova Handley
Thomas Norris
Dr. Andre
Ned Cotton
Andrew H. Rieman
Cure a Cold in One Day With Laxative Brom Quinine
Ad claims a single day cure for a cold using laxative brom quinine tablets and promises money back if it fails. It notes a signature by E. W. Grove on each bar and mentions a return from a visit to Sealand and Riwood.
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Druggtars
E. W. Grove
TWO GENTS FLAT Christmas fare breaks across rail lines
Central Passenger Association members have agreed to a 2 cent per mile fare during Christmas holidays. The Big Four Railway issued an official circular detailing ticket issuance. Fare basis reverts to pre Mirren 10 rates, 3 cents per mile, making round trip gates about one and one third of the old fare.
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Central Passenger Association
Big Four Railroad
Mirren
Teacher Dorothy Wisdom Sent to Jail in Tuition Case
A court in Indianapolis jailed Miss Dorothy Wisdom for ten days over a misappropriation of tuition funds from her shorthand classes in the city. Wisdom admitted to being charged while denying intent to defraud and claimed recent troubles with a student-writer error.
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Florothy ‘Wisdows
Vruris
Paris
Basse
Gal
Watson denies plan to push public building bill this session
A Washington special reports Henry Buncombe county Republicans claim their loyalty saved Watson. The county press demands he present a bill for a new public building in New Castle before Congress. Watson says he has never introduced such a bill and would not rush it without committee consideration.
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Henry Caunty
Epublicscus
Cotnstessimao Wathen
Washington Spredal
Watson
Pestettior
New Cancle
Conpress
Iiere
Chissesso
Foley’s Honey and Tar branded as safe remedy notice
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is declared not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. McKinnon and Son recommend it as a safe remedy for children and adults.
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Foley
QO McKonnan & Son
Tax-Paying Schedule Aims to End Depositary Need for Public Funds
A proposed plan advocated by Mr. Andrews would have taxes payable quarterly rather than twice yearly and would reduce county or city lending of public funds. Supporters argue it would speed receipts to fund current costs, while settlers with state settlements and bank interest are noted obstacles. The idea warrants careful study by state lawmakers.
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Pat
Traceswell
Sugeested
Andrews
Mir
Hanly
Mir Andrews
Inn
Blacksmiths Organize for Self Protection
The city blacksmiths form a protective association to deter customers who receive work on credit and fail to pay after reasonable collection efforts. Most smiths have joined. one remaining holdout promised to join. A representative notes many lads fear blacksmiths and recounts a debt dispute ejemplifying the issue.
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Alent
Hibbs Injured In Fall At West Ninth Street Work
CoC Hibbs slipped while working on a building at west Ninth street yesterday afternoon and fell face first to the ground. He escaped serious injury, but sustained several bruises and felt sore the next day. He warned about hurrying and sudden motions in future work.
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Will Doyle
Keenes Ayers
South America
England
Seoul
Wall
West Ninth Street
Coc Hibbs
Clemsis
Sao
Bonding Committee to Fuel Columbus Greensburg Traction Plan
A Chicago bond company engineer favors the proposed Columbus Greensburg and Richmond Traction route from Greensboro through Clarksburg to Connerville. Directors in Indianapolis prepared to finance. A committee led by August M. Kuhn will travel to Chicago to finalize funding and report readiness to deliver the money for the project.
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J. F. Heck
Columbus
Chicago Bond Company
Columbus, Greensburg & Richmond Traction Company
Indianapolis
Frank McCallie
Newbern
Rowd
Chicago Company
Chicago
August M. Kuhn
Amos K. Hollowell
Walter McConnaba
Robert EB. Moore
Fred Barrett
Man and Wife Suffer Severe Burns in Court Case
Elmer and Nora Helms sue Indianapolis & Eastern Traction and Jackson Telephone of Greenfeld for 330000 damages claiming they were burned when a telephone line shocked them. Mrs Helms released by her husband after the shock left them both disabled for life.
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Rushville
Elmer
Nora Helms
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Jackson Telephone Company
Greenfeld
de Fautt
Hancock County
Terms
Helms
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