Democrats Nominate W. E. Cox for Second Term in Congress
The Democratic convention at Glenwood Park between New Albany and Jeffersonville nominated Hon. W. E. Cox by acclamation for a second term. Cox spoke on constitutional rights, the national deficit, and urged a rush to the Constitution as Democrats rallied. Marshall candidate Thomas R. Marshall was praised by Isaac P. Leyden with an engaging address contrasting Democrats and Aristocrats.
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Glenwood Park
New Albany
Jeffersonville
W. E. Cox
Cox
Mark Storen
Scottsburg
Charles D. Kelso
Edward Fitzpatrick
O.ciong Obner Ahioga
John Benz
Crawfrd
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
Chicago
Pontius Pilate
Chris
Andrew Garnegie
Uvon
Bur
T Roosevelt
United States
Indiana
Sunday School Celebration in Lanesville area
A Sunday School celebration is planned at the Mt De Tour on July 4. Myrtle Walker Carriz, of Louisville, visited home folks. Mrs Recioa Jaegurs and J W Ayres' daughter are on the sick list. Mrs Catharine Launch, aged, is seriously ill of dropsy at her son August Baunach's home northeast of town. A M Eisert Sr visited his nephews A M Eisert Jr and Joseph Hess, and John M Bachmann friends. he walked the three miles home despite being an old invalid. John Zabel beautified his home with new paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Walker Carriz
Louisville
Recioa Jaegurs
J. W. Ayres
Catharine Launch
August Baunach
A. M. Eisert Sr
A M. Eisert Jr
Joseph Hess
John M. Bachmann’s
John Zabel
Weaver of Dreams by Byron Williams
Poem celebrating a dream weaver who crafts fabrics from wood sky and sunlight. The speaker describes weaving peace joy and nature using a Great Outdoors loom with Dryads birds and rivers as his muse and offers his woven dreams to the reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Brook
Dryad
Democratic rally draws two thousand in Harrison County
A large Democratic meeting with red white and blue decorations honored Mr Marshall and Mr Bryan. About two thousand attendees from all district counties, led by Harrison County, pledged harmony and a strong campaign push with Tom Marshall and the full local ticket. Local visits and movements are noted as residents travel and relocate.
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Marshall
Harrison County
Floyd and Clark
Bryan
William J. Bryan
Tom Marshall
Milltown man attends sister's funeral at Lee Pitman farm cemetery
Isaiah Carter of Milltown attended the funeral of his sister Jane Pindall at the cemetery on the Lee Pitman farm in Heth township last Friday and returned home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah Carter
Milltown
Jane Pindall
Lee Pitman
Heth Township
Baby Girl Born to Mr and Mrs John Robinson
The stork visited Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson and left a baby girl recently. Local social notes mention visits from Rev and Mrs Burley Brown of Denver to their families, and various residents visiting relatives in nearby towns.
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Stork
John Robinson
Burley Brown
Denver
Col
Jasper Brown
Jas. McCauley
Laura Williard
John Summers
E. Miller
Maggie Cunningham
Verna Brinley
Elizabeth
Burline Reeves
Ohio
Venn
Clarence Colvin
Kentucky
Vmile
Mary Jones
Sallie Hall
Martha Lamb
Bullett
Mr. Spear
Corydon
Local Notes of Huaddletown and Nearby Visits
Read The Democrat for news. Mrs. Henry Shuman remains low. Perry Bowman confined in Louisville hospital. Mr. Jones spent days in Louisville last week. Louis Walter and wife visited Oscar Brown and wife. Mr. Nelson of Louisville visited his family here last week. Mr. Henry Grable and wife visited Joseph Bell and wife near Sharp's Mill. Master Martin Emily, previously nerve troubled, is improving. Clarence Thomas and wife of New Albany visited James Conrad and family. Mr. T. will paint residences of Mr. Conrad and Mr. Joseph Brandenburg while here.
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Perry Bowman
Louisville
Jones
Louis Walter
Oscar Brown
Nelson
Henry Grable
Joseph Bell
Sharp’s Mill
Martin Emily
Clarence Thomas
New Albany
James Conrad
T. Will
Conrad
Joseph Brandenburg
Graduating Exercises at New Albany Business College
The New Albany Business College will hold graduation ceremonies in College Hall on Thursday evening, June 25 at 8 o clock. About eighty students will receive diplomas with a fine program including invocations, piano and vocal solos, an address, and diploma presentations by H. O. Keesling. Friends of the graduates and school are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany Business College
Rev. Reid
Martha M. Pennington
Noble Mitchel
Harry Meinhardt
Nellie Edler
Machine Nominates Taft and Sherman
Taft of Ohio and Sherman of New York were nominated at the Chicago convention on the first ballot for President and Vice President. Taft resigns as Secretary of War and Luke Wright of Tennessee is appointed to succeed Taft. Sherman, a New York congressman, is a corporation man with trust interests.
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William H Taft
Ohio
James Schoolcraft Sherman
New Yorks
Chicago
Taft
Luke
Wright
Tennessee
Philippines
Sherman
Congress
New York
Leavenworth Man Still Blows Morning Bugle Horn
William Craig reports Frank Campbell, an elderly Leavenworth resident on the hill, has blown his bugle every morning since Bryan’s 1896 nomination and expects to continue daily until his election.
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William Craig
Leavenworth
Frank Campbell
Bryan
Real Estate Transfers Record From Corydon and Nearby Areas
Multiple transfers listed including Frank R Wright to Lew M Oisan on a Corydon lot and others across Corydon DePauw and Depauw areas. Notable entries include 3144 acres sold for $850 and 60 acres for $4000 among numerous parcels with prices ranging from $1 to $2000.
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Frank R Wright
Lew M. O’isanoon
Corydon
Sarah M. Deweese
Wm. Smithbeory
Lafayette Pitman
Charles Pitman
John T Bashaw
Wm. Fame
Elen Dulia
Wm Rothrock
James W. McKinster
Wm. C. Bussabarger
John A. F
George H. Kraft, Sr
George H. Kraft, Jr
Jeremiah W. Zenor
Admr
John Link
John W. Loweth
Mary E. Dick
Loweth
J. B. Watson
Margaret E. Watson
Bridgeport Notes and Local Events Highlight Summer Activities
Bridgeport reports a quiet five week rain drought and social visits by Wi Villier from Louisville to uncle Thomas Farnsley in town. A July 4 bazar and fish fry at Heiston's Grove aids St. Joachim's church. Alda Houser dies brain fever. Bethseda cemetery. Bridgeport old ball team defeats 18th Street of Louisville 17 to 2 at Geiger diamond in Kentucky.
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George Hellman
New Middletown
Wi, Villier
Louisville
Thomas Farnsley
Harvey Peters
Zola
Valley Station
Heiston’s Grove
St. Joachim’s Church
Alda
Grover Houser
Bethesda
Kentucky
18Th Street
Geiger
Bridgeport
Farm for sale in Crawford county near railroads
For sale a large Crawford county farm six miles from two railroad towns ten miles from the county seat. Three-fourths tillable soil one-fourth timber with two live springs a stream cistern and necessary buildings. Cash price. Inquiries by mail to K. C. Gare Democrat of Fich 24 2 Corydon Ind.
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Crawford County
Pike Roads
K. C
Gare Democrat
Fich
Corydon
Ind
Addressing youth with bold claims and blunt guidance
Joubert urges young listeners to think for themselves while mockingly noting their certainty. The piece injects humor as it critiques self confident voices and invites readers to test assumptions.
Central Normal College Hears Harrison County Reports and Music
Central Normal College notes mark term close with graduates and honors. Mr Orville Deweese earned first degree in Modern Woodmen order June 19. Albert Stevens shines in English lit. A violin performance by Morris Baker and Maurice O Bannon delights the Harrison county teachers. Students travel to Indianapolis for gatherings on June 7 and 13.
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Clara Hauswald
Orville Deweese
Albert Stevens
Harrison County
Morris Baker
Maurice O’bannon
Messrs
Maurice Baker
A. C. Campbell
A. L. Fogal
Herman Prage
Indianapolis
Mildred Williar
Grace Carroll
Anna Zollman
Anna McPheeters
For They Surely Will Be a Cautionary Quote
A brief Chicago Record Herald line urges careful speech and warns that remarks can be misquoted. The quotation emphasizes caution and precision in public commentary.
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Chicago Record- Herald
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the Weaver
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Henry Helfrich
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Frank Melton
Ramsey
Ed Kepley
Depauw
Clarence Sims
Frank Rae
L. P. Wagner
Mayme Scheler
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Wm. Leffler
Clem Crone
Clara Bowman
Mary Askren
John Askren
Spencer Township
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
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Mass
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the Democrat
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See
Bears
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Centaur Company
New York City
Conn Carter
Laduke
Dr. Deen
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John Williams
Washington
Martin County
Joubert
Central Normal College
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Grover Graves
Castoria
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Peter Riddle
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J. Louis
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