Still They Come: Party Shifts For Bryan And Stevenson
Fragmentary political notice shows multiple figures from Bartholomew and surrounding counties declaring for William Jennings Bryan and Adlai Stevenson, with endorsements of the Kansas City platform. Names include James Godfrey, John M. Waller, Charles W. L. Vay, and others, amid partisan debate and calls to mobilize supporters.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Bryan
Stevenson
State Central Committee
James Godfrey
Bartholomew County
Kansas City
John M. Waller
Harrison
Madagascar
Kansas Infantry
McKinsey
A. E. Manning
Indianapois
Sula Islands
Thomas Wentworth
Heston
Moss
Sean
Yoodorvan
My. Wigeinsen
Dias Ee
Brvan
Ape
Republican Party
Charlesien
Washington
Mari
Kansas Supreme Court Justices Withdraw Support for McKinley
Several Kansas Supreme Court justices declare they can no longer support McKinley, signaling a shift in judicial backing amid ongoing political tensions.
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Supreme Court of Kansas
McKinley
Roll of Honor Subscriptions Listed Across Many Towns
A roll of honor lists numerous subscribers and contributors to The Drso-CRAT, spanning Indiana towns such as Moberly, New Albany, Corydon, Mauckport, Crandall, Laconia, and others, plus readers in Kentucky and Nebraska. Names include Joseph Keffey, Dr. H. S. Wolfe, Lena Adanson, Thomas McGrain, Mrs. Mollie Bledsoe, and J. A. Krause, among many others, with occasional city and state identifiers. The compilation reflects wide community support and cross-state readership.
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George Beal
Ramsey
Joseph Keffey
Moberly
Crate Abbott
West Point
Faunkhouser
Mauckport
J. F. Scott
Weathers
Ind
Joseph Fella
Chrisney
Simon Garing
Crandall
H.S. Wolfe
New Albany
Conrad May
Laconia
Ed Beanblossom
Titus
Lon Wiseman
New Amsterdam
M. J. Thomas
Lanesville
J. W. Deatrick
Chas
Loughmiller
Lena Adanson
Bradford
Heinikel
Rehoboth
Cornelius Daily
Convenience
Joseph Flahr
Frank Laplant
Oscar Reed
Enmet Xonner
Valley City
Atonzo Hines
Way
C. Bowling
Wheeler
Lee Davidson
Manila
Philippines
Marion Turner
Georgetown
Mollie Bledsoe
Evansville
Thomas McGrain
Washington
D.C
W. Myers
Lena Bachman
Louisville
M. Wynn
Corydon
Gertrude Hottell
Holt
Deatrick
Cedar Wood
Free HP
Leitch
Black Creek
Thamesey
Watson
Magnet
Wizard I. Emily
Ayirey Pirin
Nehawka
Neb
Mes
Paul Jacobs
Williams
Beloved Cures and false claims in old remedy ads
An 19th century patent medicine pitch touts Haschee's German Syrup as a universal cure for throat and lung issues. It claims miraculous success, endorsing physicians and promising a 75-cent bottle to cure or prove its efficacy, with rapid global distribution through dealers.
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Bre Et Bronelotis
Rouides
Nate
Onis
Haschee
Chile
Boochee
Ramseys Corn Harvest and Local Farm Updates
Ramseys Corn harvest is finished. Joseph Wellinger remodels Henry Byeshuttse. Conrad Krauserill moved to New Albay. J F Davis and son will sow 100 acres of wheat this fall. Mrs. Metown of New Albany visited here last week. Mrs L Davis and Son Master Roland visited White Cloud friends. Charley Swarens holds the throat for Noly. BP is a good teacher and patrons welcome him back. George Beat threshing machine tested after a Shea penny bushels. Republicans Dave quit polling. Bryan era praise and Kansas effort noted.
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L. Davis
Master Roland
White Cloud
Charley Swarens
Local figures visit area amid community chatter
The text notes visitors including Josep Manek and Lorenzo Barks, with Sarah Binkey staying with Daniel Neely. It mentions Democratic figure a welcome presence in the neighborhood and hints at moved family ties and local social visits.
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Josep Manek
Ne. Drashe Dos
Lorenzo Barks and
Sarah Binkey
Daniel Neely
Local Notes Highlight Socials and Town News
Mauckport reports Roy Yeager as rubber peddler champion and Ben Miller as sorghum maker winner. The town school opens around October 1. Typhoid cases rise locally while Miss Nettie Miller plans a visit to relatives near Central. Charles Foster visits Kentucky. Edna McRae and Iva Reeves from Rosewood visit the Watsons. Anna Goldsmith and Charles Frakes wed in a surprise union. A string band forms with Foster and Miller leading.
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Charles Foster
Ben Miller
Success
Harvesters Busy Corn Season Around Glenwood
The report notes farmers in Glenwood busily harvesting corn. Miss Etta Brinley travels to New Albany. Mrs. Morgan Young visits Mrs. George Wilson. Miss Neilie Brewster visits Louisville. Mrs. Wina Mettline stays with Mrs. Josie Summers. Exsie Summers returns home from Rosewood visit. Adolph Brewer, 14, dies from consumption. funeral at Depwaw cemetery conducted by Brother Ruches.
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Adolph
Thomas
Lucy Brewer
Depwaw
Drother Ruches
Corn Cutting Disrupted by Demolishing Whirlwind
In Knox county as corn cutters Fred Claime and Dennis Parrel worked, a sudden whirlwind struck a row of twelve shocks, destroying six. The incident occurred near Cune Felling as O Crosby travels to sell Uni versifter. The event disrupted the field work and was noted by the workers as a striking natural display.
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Fred Claime
Dennis Parrel
Iaervet
Tess
Methodist Ministers Assigned Across New Albany District
The district lists presiding elder J E Steele in New Albany with pastors and circuits assigned or to be supplied by named ministers such as C W Maupin W B Smith and F A Haring in Branchville J W Maxwell at Cannelton and D J Jeffery in Corydon among many others. Notable transfers include Rev Will Wylie to Locust Street church Greencastle and Rev J W Culmer to Worthington Green County.
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New Albany
J. £. Steele
New
Albany
Birdseye
C. W. Maupin
Borden
W. 8. Smith
Branchvill
F. A. Haring
Edward Holmes
Cambellsburg
C. L. Griffith
Cannelton
J. W. Maxwell
Corydon
D. J. Jeffery
John Hanger
Elizabeth
C. W. Dobson
Fredericksburg
F. ©. Raaf
French Lick
West Baden
J. F. Harvey
T. R. Ragsdale
Georgetown
J. T. Jeffery
Grandview
A. L. Duncan
Greenville
F. W. Davis
Hardinsburg
I. M. Melton
Huntingburg
F. L. Prest
Lanesville
Embury
Willis Wininger
Leavenworth
J. A. Breeden
Marengo
G. F. McNaughton
Manckport
J. W. Robinson
Moberly
J. H. Furry
Centenary
L. D. Moore
Jennie DePauw
W. C. Botkin
Marist
F. A. Lester
Trinity
A. Hurlestone
Wesley Chapel
J. A. Ward
New Philadelphia
Duiley
Newtonville
L. C. Murr
Stephens & Grass
Marcum & Stephens
Brandenburg
Belle of Davies
Green River
Davies County
Kentucky Machine Works official seeks local site for repair shop
J Q Campbell, proprietor of the Kentucky Machine Works of Louisville, plans a return visit to Corydon on Sunday September 22 to meet machine owners and local enterprisers. He seeks a plot of ground around 200 feet for a shop and 150 feet of lumber for building purposes, with contacts J Camenenn and Ivin Gow.
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J. QO. Campbell
Kentucky Machine Works
Louisville
Suneday
Asia Doncsion
Witress J. Camenenn
Tat Street
Ivin Gow. Mowren
Valley City
Tal
Pownsiip Trust Transfer To State of Miliana
A historical notice records Overee of Pownsiip transfer to the State of Miliana, with reference to Larrison Towistip and Garrison. The text confirms a formal trust action involving local governance and property oversight.
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U State of
Miliana
Larrison
Garrison County
Marriage of Mr OW Crayden and Miss Rose Pyens
Mr OW Crayden a Leon township teacher and Miss Rose Pyens were married at eight oclock Sunday in the M E church Grandad Rov Solin Melton officiating A large crowd witnessed the ceremony An excellent supper followed at the bride’s parents home and many friends attended The couple received many nice presents and best wishes for a long happy life.
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OW. Crayden
Leon Township
Rose Pyens
Efnes Crandall
M.E
Grandad
Solin Melton
Mro
Mes Crayden
Poachers and Teachers List Tied to Franklin County
Fragmented OCR shows a roster of teachers named Vernelia Thomas Frankie Meyer Jos Bam Pleasant Jenkins and Holvard Miller linked to Franklin No 7. The text notes schools beginning October 1 under a trustee, with scattered names and terms.
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Apo Polates
Franklin
Vernelia ‘Thomas
Frank Widtson
Miariva
John Nirsham
Frankie Meyer
Jos Bam
Pleasant Jenkins
Holvard
Miller
Uet
Trrowas
Preliminary Institutes Schedule Across Counties
The preliminary institutes will be held at Blue River Depauw on Sept 22 Webster New Middletown Sept 24 Morgan Bradford Sept 25 Harrison Corydon Sept 26 Jackson New Salisbury Sept 27 Spencer Moberly Sept 28 Franklin Lanesville Sept 29 Taylor Rosewood Oct 2 Posey Elizabeth Oct 3 Boone Lacouin Oct 4 Washington Valley City Oct 5 Heth Mallekport Oct 6. Institute outlines from Trustees Schools will open first and second Monday of October. See Trustees for dates.
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Depauw
Webster
New Middletown
Morgan
Bradford
Harrison
Corydon
Jackson
New Salisbury
Spencer
Moberly
Franklin
Lanesville
Taylor
Rosewood
Posey
Elizabeth
Boone
Lacouin
Washington
Valley City
Heth
Mallekport
Prustees
A. Weaver
Private sale of house and lot listed as late Mrs Dilla Chaim bers
Announcement notes a private sale of real estate as the property of the late Mrs Dilla Chaim bers. It mentions cash terms and a trust in the listing, with a medical ad for a cough remedy and a health report about Galveston disaster casualties.
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Dilla Chaimbers
Tenmis Cash
Anort Aml
Poachers Target Syeecer Township Schools Expands Teaching Staff
Fragmentary OCR lists teachers to be employed in Syeecer Township with names like Andrew Seipel Dan Iovig and Florence Tendon amid notes about school openings in October and local officials.
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Andrew Seipel
Dan Iovig
D. C. Nintner
Taide F Gouden
Joh Rantiner
Pain Balm Claim for Fast Relief and Healing
An advertisement for Chamberlain's Pain Balm touts rapid relief for vent knse burn scald or injury with promises of no scar unless severe. It also claims cure for rheumatism sprains swellings and lameness produced by E. S Macietine Pheer sealed.
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Chamberlain
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