Republicans Nominate State Officials at Indiana Convention
Indiana Republicans convened in Indianapolis to select state nominations with Albert Beveridge as permanent chairman. Key speakers included Beveridge and Fairbanks. platforms opposed trusts, praised anti trust enforcement, and supported a ship canal. Daniel K. Storms was named Secretary of State. other officers chosen by acclamation and ballots.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
J. P. Goodrich
W. A. Tippin
John B. Cockhum
Albert J. Beveridge
Theodore Treugh
Congress
Crumpacker
Republican Party
Beveridge
Wairbanks
Washington
McKinley
Senarar Beeveridge
Fairbanks
Unite States Senate
Assembly of
Paukbanks
Lnte
Tuffalo
Voneressmen Overstreet
Landis
Wrederick Landis
Marcus A. Hanna
Philippines
Islands
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Daniel K. Storms
Lafayette
Supreme Court
John H. Gillett
Slammond
Appellate Court
W. D. Robinson
Princeton
William J. Henry
Rushville
James D. Black
Daniel W. Comstock
Richmond
Wiley
Fowler
Frank S. Roby
Auburn
H. B. F. Johnson
W. H. Blatchley
Frank Martin
Lebanon
David Sherrick
Noblesville
James R. Henry
Gosport
Frank Doran
Laporte
Sherrick
Republican Convention Adopts Platform and NZ Ticket
The Republican convention in Deavclock Thursday adopted a platform and pledges support for President Roosevelt. It calls for protectionist tariffs, stronger immigration laws, and continued U.S. sovereignty, while endorsing Cuba’s move to self rule and peaceful governance in the Philippines.
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Sharpman
Charles Fewell
New Albany
Delplua da
Roosevelt
Traglc
Peanist Cos
Woeo
Indiana
Cuba
United States
Republi
Amas
Philippines
Congress
Cowisation
Unite Attes
Indiana fairs list with secretaries by state board
State Board of Agriculture lists Indiana fairs for the year with dates and secretary names. Entries include Vincennes July 4 5 James M House. Indiana State Fair Sept 15 20 Charles Downing. and many others from Vincennes to Bremen with officials such as C D Kimball F N Nauer H J Leach W B Zimmerman and more. The article also notes a record bronze statue of Peter the Great in St. Petersburg weighing 1100 tons.
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State Board of Agriculture
Indiana
Downing
Vincennes
James M. House
Marion Driving Association
C. D. Kimball
Madison
R. Johnson
Swaynee
J. 1 Richardson
Crawfordsville
Inlet
Columbus
la Redman
Middletown
A. Wisehart
Valparaiso
Z. W. Halladay
Indiana State Fair
Chas. Downing
Huntingburg
HL. C. Roethert
Huntington
A. L. Beck
New Carlisle
A. O. Compton
Taporte
Z. BE. Bowell
Chrisney
J. P. Chrisney
Decatur
T. H. Harris
Covington
Ross de Waren
Peter the Great
St. Petersburg
Protectionism Doom Proposes a People’s Revolt Against Tariffs
The piece argues protectionism harms farmers laborers and independent manufacturers. It cites high duties on raw materials, argues tariff policies raise home prices while limiting foreign markets, and attacks subsidy schemes as benefits to protected monopolists rather than the public. It forecasts a day of reckoning against the tariff system.
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Philadelphia Record
McKinley
Baltimore Sun
Frye bill would subsidize ships of any age says Journal
The Minneapolis Journal notes the Frye bill could grant subsidies to vessels regardless of age. It warns an obsolete steamer may receive aid and suggests lawmakers may misjudge the policy's popularity and impact.
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Frye
Lkely
Minneapolis Journal
Subsidy Plan Questioned Over Rapid Global Steam Lines
The Philadelphia Record mocks a ship subsidy bill claiming it would create numerous fast lines to England Brazil Manila Japan China Hongkong Australia and Pago Pago with little cargo and dubious postal returns. It warns the subsidy could burden the US Treasury if British mail deficits affect outcomes.
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England
Brazil
Manila
Japan
China
Hongkong
Australia
Pago Pago
High Seas
Philippines
Treasury
United States Treasury
Philadelphia Record
Tariff Debate Deepens Amid Political Upheaval
A collection of editorials argues the tariff cannot stand, highlighting rising Republican splits over reciprocity and duties. It notes farmers suffer from tariffs on tools and goods, while broad calls for tariff cuts gain momentum as elections approach.
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Atlanta Journal
Oxnard beet sugar trust aims to dominate market
The Oxnard beet sugar trust, with annual output of 4.5 million dollars, seeks to control the nation’s entire sugar market for 90 million dollars annually. The Chicago Chronicle critiques the scheme as the tail wagging the dog.
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Oxnard Beet Sugar Trust
Chicago Chronicle
Peruna testimonials span from politicians to singers
A string of testimonials extol Peruna as a cure for catarrh and lung throat ailments. Congressman D F Wilber of Oneonta praises its effectiveness after limited use. C F Given from Sussex NB reports rapid cold recovery and strong endorsements from friends. Edward Laws of Crown Point Indiana describes renewed vitality after treatment. Julian Weisslitz of Buffalo cites voice restoration after cold and catarrh. Readers urged to write Dr Hartman for free advice if results are not prompt.
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C. F. Given
Edward Laws
Crown Point
Ind
Peruna
Julian Weisslitz
Seneca Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Sangerlust
New York
Safzerlust
New York City
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Mystery Senator McConnell Returns to Senate After Years
An Idaho Senator named McConnell served a brief five to six week term years ago and vanished. He reappeared in the Senate chamber to mixed recognition, recalling a speech he once gave as Edmunds expresses disbelief and withdraws in disgust.
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United States
Idaho
Senate
McConnell
Edmunds
Senator McConnell
United States Senate
Ingenious German diving helmet patent surfaces
In Germany a new diving helmet combines a face covering held by springs with a haversack connected by tubes. Two oxygen reservoirs allow controlled flow and a purifier returns oxygen to the system. An alkaline substance within the bag purifies inhalations for the diver.
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Germany
Congested District and the Street Piano Tale
The Philadelphia Press recalls a performer’s crowded New York houses and reports him working a street piano in tenement districts highlighting urban hustle and resilient entertaining life.
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New York
Love Comerdy
Philadelphia Press
London firm orders twenty eight tons apricot pulp from California
A London jam maker placed a large order for apricot pulp, sourcing twenty eight tons from California. The note emphasizes ensuring the printer uses Eagle Linen Paper for letter paper as the proper standard.
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California
London
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Hagerstown
Bowman
North Vernon
F. N. Nauer
Kokomo
H. J. Leach
W. BP. Zimmerman
Danville
C. F. Bowen
Osgood
ER. A. Creigville
Frankfort
A. RR. Aison
Winchester
Canaday
Riley Man
Sor
New Harmony
Auug
George C. Taylor
Ramelton
C. S. Campbell
Reckport
Anug
James A. Payne
Elwood
Frank EB. de Harity
Bridgeton
O. W. Bell
Corydan
Tuell
Boswel
W. H. McKnight
Muncie
Claypool
Ruskville
J. Q. Thon
Rochester
MF. Moore
Sendallville
Conlozue
Portland
Ashcraft
Ft. Wayne
G. V. Well
Bourbon
B. W. Parks
Angola
Orville Goodale
Bremen
Schwabs
Carnegies
Rockefellers
Morgans
Pnas
Utica
Paper Trust
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Henry Oxnard
Sioux City Tribune
Congressman Wilber
D. F. Wilber
Oneonta
Peruna Medicine Co
David F. Wilber
Wilber Ebon Vets Ne
D & J Tire Company
Lad
Ely
Warren Bt
N.Y
Meyer & CO
Broadway
Fort Wayne, Ind
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