Indiana Republican State Convention Call 1912
The Republican State Central Committee invites Republicans to a delegate convention at Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis on August 6 1912 to adopt a platform nominate presidential electors and state and district candidates for the November 1912 election, with delegates apportioned by county votes and meetings set August 2–3 and August 5–6.
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Indiana
Republican State Central Committee
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Ind
Eaid
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Call for Republican Congressional Convention in Crawfordsville
The Republicans of the Ninth Congressional District Indiana invite delegates to meet at the Opera House Crawfordsville at 10 a m for nominating a candidate for Congress and other business. The convention will have 248 delegates apportioned by county based on votes for Otis E. Gulley in 1910. County quotas and meeting dates vary, with notices to follow from county committees. Signed Cons. J Wheeler, District Chairman.
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Otis E. Gulley
Fountain County
Warren County
Republican County Central Committee
Indianapolis
State House
Republican State Central Committee
A &Imme
E. T. Staley
Ninth Congressional District
Indiana
Opera Houe
Crawfordsville
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Chicago
America
Flying Men Heal With Electric Bitters, Says Henry Peebles
A testimonial claims stomach, liver, and kidney troubles cause loss of appetite and fatigue. Henry Peebles reports six bottles of Electric Bitters restored strength and appetite, stating the remedy helps everybody from the first dose. Available for 50 cents at all druggists.
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Peebles
Henry
Renovating Painter Offers Spring Papering and Painting
To all whom it may concern Johu D Martin with forty six years in renovations announces readiness to paint and paper homes old and new. All work done in workmanlike fashion. Samples of wallpaper available. Covington Indiana corner Pearl and South streets.
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Johu D. Martin
Covington
Ind
Pearl and
Sth Streets
Starck
United States
Half a shirt on my back fronted by a sermon
A London Answers anecdote quotes a young clergyman describing his half shirt while preaching on worldly vanities. A kindly old lady sent several new shirts after hearing him lament his lack. He thanked her but noted the other half was in front, a remark that amused his audience.
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Arnister
London
Jefferson
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Senate
Democratic Party
Beveridge Breaks With Old Party Ties
Former Senator Albert Beveridge declares severance from the regular Republican organization and aligns with the Progressive party in a Seal Harbor letter to William Holton Dye. He argues for a national nonsectional party to end boss politics and unite Progressives across states.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Albert J. Beveridge
William Holton Dye
Progressive Party
Mr. Beveridge
Seal Harbor
Dye
Indiana
Roosevelt
Chicago
South
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Republic
Commonwealth
National
The
Lincoln
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Boone
Carroll
Fountain
Hamilton
Howard
Montgomery
Tia
Tipton
Republican Central Committee
J. Wheeler
Chitaren
Cry For Fletcher
Castoria
Beveridge
W. H. Dye
Black Horse Cavalry
J. Beeveridge
Sea Harbor
Edwin M. Lee
Progressive Movement
ETUDE
the Etude
Chestnut St
Philadelphia, Pa
Ers
Patent Office
Greeley
Patents
U. S. Patent Office
Washington,d. C
Amélie Rives
Princess Troubetskoy
Lippincott’s
Lippincott’s Magazine
Philadelphia
A. Starck
Pres
Verms
Fatory Direct
Sone
P. A. Starck Piano.co
Wabash Ave
Ill
Dept
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