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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1904
Page
5
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Mrs Hannah Nebeker Thompson died at her son in law Hon Frank M Dice home in Crawfordsville after a brief illness. The funeral was held at Mr Dice home with Rev George Switzer officiating. The remains were later moved to the ME church and Oak Grove Cemetery beside her husband William Thompson. Julian Martin has joined J C Hopkins in St Louis as bookskeeper. The Woman s Foreign Missionary Society will meet at the M E church Thursday at 2 50 PM.
The board of commissioners will hold a regular session on Monday in May. The meeting will address agenda items set by the commissions and may include reports from department heads and public comment.
The M E church ladies announce a chicken and biscuit supper to be held on Friday April 29. Proceeds support church activities.
At the Indiana State Republican convention in Indianapolis on April 28 1908 J Frank Hanly of Lafayette secures the gubernatorial nomination after a series of ballots and county changes. The ticket includes Hugh Th Miller for Lieutenant Governor Daniel Storms for Secretary of State and other incumbents renominated.
The convention praises past Republican achievements from emancipation to a gold standard and national credit. It lauds Roosevelt as a safe, patriotic leader and urges delegates to support his nomination, affirming continued stability, prosperity, and enforcement of laws.
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