Dem Democrats Call for State Party Reorganization
Ex mayor John W. Holtzman of Indianapolis addresses the Columbian Hall nominating convention urging a reorganization of the Indiana Democratic State committee to reflect masses rather than top-down control. He argues for district chairman elections at the State convention and predicts a new birth of the party leading into 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nayor Disdismeaa Dolandin
Lafayette
Columbian Gat
John W. Holtzman
Indianapolis
Holtzman
Democratic Party
Indiana
OPH
Returiena
Oboto
Aeny
Republican Party
Grandmother Wie Passes After Long Life and Devotion
Bearh of Grandma Byra Wie born November 3 87 and died daninary to Pou at age 68 years 2 months 16 days. From Joseph Harper union she bore six children four survive Mrs. Willam Planagan Mrs. George Kintzer Mrs. Edward Applegate and Mrs. L. A. Rogge. She later married David Burn who survives her. A devout Christian, she helped others in sickness and died with calm faith as angels visited her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Wie
Daninary
Pou
Joseph Harper
Willam Planagan
George Kintzer
Edward Applegate
L. A. Rogge
David Burn
Grandma
Right You Are Brother Opposition on Election Board Power
Fragmented opinion piece questions Cox and Hower Cox ap Ma Zenor and argues elected boards in Floyd County should hold appointment power. It quotes W M Sherman praising Electris Bitters for kidney inflammation and notes local seed potatoes and oats at W B Bulleit & Son.
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Scott
Cox
Floyd County
Hower Cox
Ma Zenor
Liege Foarte
Philippines
W.M. Sherman
Cushing
L. A. Riley & Son
Injustice Charged Over Floyd County Democratic Rift
A Salem Democrat editorial denounces attacks on Judge Zenor and Professor Levi Scott in Floyd County. It defends Zenor as a faithful, honest representative and condemns what it calls unjust charges and party infighting by Cox and his supporters.
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Enor
Leviscott
Floyd County
Salem Democrat
Congress
Zenor
Cox
Judge Zenor
Salem
Scott
Washington County
Proiscott
Couht
Levi Scott
Democratic Organization
Tom Hanlon
Road Subsidy Controversy Drives Local Tax Levy in 1905
The Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company planned an elect city tax to fund a Corydon route. County commissioners ordered an election in Harrison and Franklin townships, and the levy was set at the June 1905 meeting. Supporters view subsidies as expedient while opponents urge repeal of the law allowing taxpayer-funded private rail ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company
Corydon
Board of Commissioners
Harrison
Franklin Townships
Railroad Company
Devoe Co Ad Offers Paint Cost Savings Letter
A letter to Henry Crecelius argues the cost of paint plus application equals total, citing savings from using Devoe. It includes anecdotal experiments by Merc Avery and Geo Gilbert, and mentions related notices and a social gathering in New Albany with attendees from Corydon and Louisville.
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Devoe
Merc Avery
Delhi
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Madison Brewing Company
Madison
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Walter A
Pheyt
Elizabeth Implement Co
Elizabeth
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Picus
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Adam
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Undertakers
Eureka
Cumberland
Brandil
Moberly
Corydon Junction
Crandall
Corydon Normal
Chas. Deich
Danville, Ind
Hemocrats
Siuspisdeus
Cntr As
MR. Holtzman
Milo
Uae
Bearh
Grandma Byra
W. B. Bulleit & Son
Messrs
Henry Crecelius
Corydon, Ind
PW Devoe Co
New York
Chicag
Louch
Barbee
Ayer
E. V. Higgins
Steve Point
Wis
Se, Ie Co
Lowell
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