Democratic critique of Republican state administration in Indiana
The piece argues Democratic charges of waste are rebutted by Governor Hanly's analysis. It compares 1893 Democratic official salaries and fees with 1908 Republican salaries, noting added work and banking and insurance regulation. It cites fee containment in the auditor’s office and urges taxpayers to read Hanly’s decisive address.
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Miers
Manly
Hanly
Indiana
Auditor of State
Labor ally James E. Watson praised by Knights of Labor official
Master Workman John W. Hayes declares labor has no better friend in Congress than James E. Watson. He counters critics who accuse Watson of hostility to union workers, noting Watson supported a state factory inspector appointment and did not oppose union labor. Indiana labor leaders endorse Hayes view and urge straightforward dealings with politicians.
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Congress
James E. Watson
John W. Hayes
Knights of Labor
Organized Labor
John Hayes
Watson
Jim" Watson
Indiana
Workman Hayes
Mr. Watson
the Chronicle
Marion Chronicle
Watson Gubernatorial Candidate Praised For Fitness
The piece argues James E. Watson’s victory in the Republican gubernatorial nomination reflects his strong abilities and genial disposition. It lauds him as a premier campaigner in Indiana aside from Senator Beveridge, asserting his character as above reproach and fitting for the office.
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Indiana
Jas. E. Watson
Watson
Beveridge
Republican State Press Praises Indiana Ticket and Platform
The Indiana Republican state press lauds the party ticket from Indianapolis and backs county local option. Editors foresee coordinated statewide sentiment gathering next month to shape campaign strategy. Across papers, support for Watson and tariff revision is noted as the convention’s platform aligns with national aims.
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Indianapolis
Republican Party of
Indiana
Elkhart Review
Pythian Sisters Notice for April 21 Meeting
Business of importance will come up at the next regular meeting, April 21. All members requested to be present. Meet at 7 30 sharp. Nora B. Reeves M E C Adda Romine M R C.
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Nora B. Reeves
M. E. C. Adda Romine
Fountain County Boys and Girls Club Meeting in Veedersburg
The Fountain County Boys and Girls Club will meet in Veedersburg on Saturday April 25 at 2 PM. Prof. Christie of Purdue University will address the boys and other speakers will address the girls. All members and interested persons are invited to attend and benefit from the lectures. Manford Livengood, Pres.
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Fountain County Boys and Girls Club
Veedersburg
Christie
Purdue University
Miona Promises Quick Cure with Refund Guarantee
If you worry about a weak stomach use Miona to speed recovery. The Hedges Drug Go guarantees to refund the money if Miona fails to cure.
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Miona
Seed Potatoes for Sale from H E Rhodes Covington
Rural New York seed potatoes offered by H E Rhodes R F D 1 Covington. Extra fine quality seed for growers seeking reliable sprout yield. Contact Rhodes for availability and pricing.
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New York
H.E Rhodes
Covington
Trial Offer Relieves Backache and Rheumatic Pain Said
Hedges Drug Co promotes a 30 days trial for a kidney bladder and blood tonic. Claims relieve backache weak back lame back and rheumatic pains with guaranteed satisfaction or money refund.
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Hedges Drug Co
Piano and Pianola for sale by Homer Sewell
Upright Chickering piano in good condition with a new Pianola attachment offered at 300 dollars. For inquiries contact Homer Sewell.
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Homer Sewell
Home Seekers Excursion via Wabash line
A recurring travel offer runs on the first and third Tuesday each month guiding home seekers to western southern and northern points at low rates. Inquiries are directed to E. W. Richerson for particulars.
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Wabash
E. W. Richerson
CAPTORI on Kind You Have Always Bears the
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For Sale Four Acres and House in Covington Indiana
For sale four acres on East Liberty Street Covington Indiana. Has a seven room house with bath cellar and closets. Includes a barn for four horses a chicken house coal house wash room attached. About 160 fruit trees with apples pears peaches plums berries. Two wells and a cistern. For price and terms inquire.
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Liberty Street
Covington
Ind
Notice of Administration in Fountain County
Notice is hereby given that the under signod has been appointed and been qualified by the circuit court of Fountain county Indiana as Administrator of the estate of Jesse Martin late of Fountain county deceased Annie Martin Administrato John B Martin Atty for Executor 4-10-13
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Indiana
Martin County Tribune
Circuit Court
Fountain County
State of
Jesse Martin
Annie Martin
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Archer Estate
Notice is given in the Fountain Circuit Court February term 1904 that Charles K. Archer as Administrator of the James Archer deceased has filed his final settlement. The court will examine the account and vouchers on April 27, 1908. All creditors legatees and heirs must appear to show cause or provide proof of heirship. H. C. Yount attorney.
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James Archer
Fountain Circuit Court
Charlesk. Archer
Anid
Charles B. Archer
Fountain County bids for Hughes bridge and Covington wall
Bids will be received by Fountain County Commissioners for the Hughes bridge in Shawnee township and a concrete retaining wall at the Covington viaduct in Troy township. Plans are on file with the County Auditor. bids require bond and affidavit. the board may reject all bids. Treasurer Wat. B. Gray and Commissioners Charles C. Thompson William B. Myers James A. Copeland announce deadline and submission details.
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Shawnee Township
Hughes
Covington Yiaduct
Troy Township
Dle
Charles C. Thompson
William B. Myers
James A. Copeland
Board of Commissioners
Wat. B. Gray
Non-Residents Notice in Fountain County Court Case
In Fountain County Indiana the Fountain Circuit Court April Term 1908 issues a nonresident defendants notice in the case William Henderson v Robert Denham et al. The court directs unknown heirs and nonresidents to appear by June 8 1908 to answer or demur to the complaint. The action aims to quiet title and involves residents of Illinois California and Indiana. Clerk Anson G Madden signs, with Deputy Leroy Sanders.
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State OF Indiana
Fountain County
Fountain Circuit
William Henderson
Robert Denham
C. P. Lewis
Robert Dunham
Elias Caver
Peter Kever
Ferris McMaster
Ruth McMaster
Elias Kever
Elisha Givens
Charles Driven
Mary Hobart
Mary Ann Harley
Thomas Dunham
Phineas Spaulding
Henry Munson
Richard M. Waterman
Eber Jenne
Lewis Hurley
Joseph Munson
Maggie Donham
Thomas Donham
Robert Donhem
Elias Cayer
Ferrie McMaster
Iaac M. Wycoff
Sarah Jenne
Freeman Jenne
Elizabeth‘raman
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Samuel Bliven
Sarah Bliven
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Jowit
Isaac Hobart
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Covington
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