Indiana Democratic Leaders and Fateful Deaths in Washington
Washington April 28. The deaths of William S Holman and Senator Voorhees reshape Indiana’s Democratic leadership. Holman’s long House tenure contrasts with Voorhees who faced poverty on the eve of a hoped lecture tour. The piece reflects on Indiana’s constitutional legacy and political influence in national affairs.
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Washington
William 8. Holman
Voorhees
Turpie
Indiana
Hendricks
McDonald
English
Gray
Holman
Democratic Party
Hancock
House of Representatives
United States
United States Senate
Kentucky
Dearborn
Robert Dale Owen
William H. English
Judge Holman
Horace Greeley
Footmaion
Holinim
Yernestan
Aurora
Senator Voorhees
Congress
Indias Commission
Miss Allio
Navy Officers React as Green Ships Gain Favor in Studies
A Chicago telegraph reports on naval color studies noting olive green as best for concealment at night. Germany tests green hulls. the US already uses green on the Katahdin and Cushing while many ships remain white. Chief Hichborn advocates green paint to reduce maintenance and visibility.
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Ermany
Germany
United States
St. Patrick's Day
Richard O'Leary
Cushing
United States Navy
Hichborn
New
Commandore Hichborn
Walter Wellman
Local farmer offers hay for sale by barn or delivery
James L Allen advertises large quantities of clover and timothy hay and timothy haylage for sale. He offers delivery or pickup at the barn and asks interested buyers to contact him.
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Timothy
James Laallen
Improved Train Service on the Wabash No 45 and 46 47
The Wabash lines announce enhanced service on No 45 46 and 47 with free reclining chair cars sleeping and parlor cars. Toledo acts as a hub connecting to Kansas City St Louis New York and Boston via through sleepers and through coaches.
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Toledo
St Louis
Toled
Kansas City
St. Louis
No. di
New York
Detroit
Boston
Big Four Route Sets Rates for Baptist Young People Union Meet
The Big Four Route announces a round trip fare for attendees of the Baptist Young People Union of America annual convention. Through trains from the East connect to Cincinnati with the Q and C route and L N lines at Central Union Depot. North travelers may choose Cincinnati or Louisville routes. For rates and details contact a Big Four representative.
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Plaaconvention
Chattanooga
Tenn
BIG Four
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
Cincinnati
Central Union Depot
Louisville
Big Four Route Offers Low Rates for NEA Milwaukee Meeting
The Big Four Route will name special low rates for teachers and friends attending the National Educational Association convent in Milwaukee, July 6 to 9. The line between Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Dayton, Springfield, Columbus and Chicago offers the best facilities for the trip. Further fall information can be obtained from any Big Four agent.
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National Educational Association
Milwaukee
Wis
BIG Four
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Dayton
Springfield
Columbus
Chicago
Epworth League Convention's Low Rates Publicized
The Epworth League convenes in Toronto Ontario in July with the Big Four offering special low rates to attract members and friends. The route connects Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis and Chicago with attending cities listed including Saint Louis and Minneapolis.
Big Four Route Guides National Encampment Travel
The Big Four Route offers a one cent per mile rate for all parts of its system to the National Encampment in Buffalo. Through train service from Peoria St Louis Louisville Indianapolis Cincinnati Layton Springfield Columbus via Cleveland or Volteda Detroit is highlighted as the lead option, with full agent information available on request.
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Ist National Vencamipment
Buffalo
N. Y
Brne
Peoria
St. Louis
Louisville
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Layton
Springfield
Columbus
Cleveland
Volteda
Detroit
Big Four
San Francisco
Chicago
New York
Boston
Outlook 1897 Volume Expansion and New Features
The Outlook will become a regular magazine size in its fifty-fifth volume, offering weekly issues with an illustrated monthly number and broad coverage of world progress philanthropy industry religion home life and literature. Subscriptions are three dollars yearly with specimen copies from 13 Astor Place New York City. California travel ads promote the Santa Route and a book about California. Employment ads seek a permanent county superintendent and drawing ads for dining car service on the Wabash Railroad plus opportunities with The National Star Insurance.
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National Capital
Washington
Indiana
Riley
National Cemetery
Arlington
Thas
Barking
Allen W. Prather
One
Abram W. Farrar
Thirty-fifth Infantry
James A. Miller
Adjutant
Linus B. Hathaway
Thirtieth Infantry
Finley C. Lattimore
South Bend
Michigan City
Chicago
United States Agricultural Experiment Station
Lafayette
George B. Lockwoop
Astor Place
New York City
California
Pullman
Palace
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
C. Chambers
Santa Fe
Peoria
Ill
Notice of Administration in Fountain County
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned administrator has been appointed and quantified by the Circuit Court of Fountain County, State of Thiagalas, administrator of the estate of M. Givens of Fountain County. Edward Vol is administrator in Ston Ind Aprils.
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Circuit Court
Fountain County
State of
Tennessee Centennial Exposition Opens Travel Routes
Nashville Tenn May 1 to Nov 1 the great southern exposition stirs national interest and readers seek best routes to reach the city. The ig Four offers premier through service from New York Boston Buffalo Cleveland and Columbus to Cincinnati with connections via Q and C and L and N Ry to Louisville. Full details available on request.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Ig Four
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Buffalo
Cleveland
Columbus
Detroit
Toledo
Sandusky
Chicago
Benton Harbor
Louisville
L. & No Ry
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Holman and
Misa Hallie Voorhees
Honsiers
Smith
Gresham Monument
Admiral Brown
President McKinley
Naval Academy
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Commodore Howerson
Navy
Lexington
Madison
Wiliam H. English
Howerson
Pacific Coast
Oregon
James Allen
West Point
Laporte
Signal Corps Department of the East
Governor’s Island
Signal Corps
Craig
Mississippi
Allen
Grant
Juhan Pauncefote
England
Hobart
Gresham
Greshant
Heabbard Smith
Hub” Smith
Vincennes
Hib
Johnny Jones
Sue
Ward McAllister
Guatemala
Hub
Paris
Tiane S. Dement
Senate
Fred Ireland
Ireland
John H. White
House
Joseph R. Hawley
Connecticut
White
Johnson
Todiana
Cochran
Missouri
Dolliver
Town
Sayers
Lexas
Cualderson
Texas
Reed
Yankees
Dement
United State
Dake
Rene My
Warner
Epworth League Convent
Toronto
ELK ’S Reunion
Minneapolis
Big Four Tente
Outlook
P. O. Box
Philadelphia
Wabash
R.R
National
Star Insurance Bildg
Nistrators Sale
Ile Tre
Nader Vowington
Chester Witte Hog
D.D. Ilweli
Nul Creek
Ind
Casper
Almen
Hhig
Ciil
Third Street
Arlington Hotel
R. P. Leiber’s
John Meitzler
Amel Franklin
The
Office
George Cranes
John Miller
William Heisner
P. Leiher
C.W. Franklin
Covington
Albother Daily E Pr
Sumas Auveman
Mar
Covinton & Attica R. R
Hoagh
P.M. Pt
Wea
U.8
Canada
Mexico
Teves
G Garry
Agt
Attica
South Bour
Danville
Evanaville
Evansville
Chicago & Nashville
Terre Haute
Chicayga
Louis Divisign Beer
Meekrar
Shelbyville Mail
Danvile Mail
Chas.l. Stone, Gen’i
Peru
Montpelier
Nee Ays
Kay
Ed J. Kay Medical Co
Westernffce Lab
American Association of Physicians
Eleanor Kendall
North 6Th St
South
Omaha
Shimer
Omaha, Nea
Dr. Kay
Dr. B. J. Kay Medical Co
Omabs
Ahaga
Sicians
Snyder
Gardner Bros
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