Republican Majority Grows as States Vote After President Reads Message
The House vote shows Republicans 185 Democrats 165 Populists 6 Silverites 3, granting a 13 vote majority. Insurrection in the Philippines ends with many insurgent leaders captured and Aguinaldo a fugitive, while Otis is praised for handling the trust. Mention also notes E H Nebeker and C B Landis as gubernatorial prospects amid party support and skepticism.
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President's message fund draws careful perusal in another column
The president's message fund is examined in a neighboring column, inviting thorough reading. The piece highlights context and potential implications for readers.
James D Richardson Elected Democratic Leader of the House
James D Richardson of Tennessee becomes the new Democratic Leader of the House. He led his party with 153 votes for Speaker against General Henderson. The text notes Indianapolis and Marion county politics, plus a reference to Senator Hayward of Nebraska who died from paralysis. It mentions a possible Bryan fusion successor.
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Pas Taylor resolution sent to special committee
The House approved sending the Roberts case to a special committee after a three hour debate by 802 to 3. Democrats, Loud and Newlands were among the three Republicans voting no. Roberts is denied a seat in the hall.
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Frilly-Sixty Congress Opens as Henderson Elected Speaker
The Frírry-Sixty Congress convened at noon Monday with General Henderson of Iowa chosen as Speaker. The Reed rules were adopted and the new members were sworn in, the House adjourning to honor General who has died, until noon.
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Dedication of New Meth odist Episcopal Church at Yeddo
Next Sunday December 10 the Meth odist Episcopal church at Yeddo will be dedicated. Rev George W Switzer from Lafayette will preach the dedicatory sermon at 1030 am. A Young People meeting follows at 230 pm and evening services at 700 pm. All invited. The opening of a modern church will be shown. Marsh buys furs hides and junk at the Second Hand Store near the jail run by E Marsi6.
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Premises Guarded Against Hunting and Trespass
Notice from residents led by Philip Hunt and others of Covington Lodge No. 21 forbids hunting shooting or trespassing on their property with legal action against violators. Also notes lodge mourning period and various local social items including visits and a team game tomorrow against Veedersburg.
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Fletcher Wilson
James Parrott
Wm. Lemon
Gilford Carnagy
Martin
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Reunion Night Highlights Busy School Event
The reunion drew about eighty five attendees as Anna Wolfe and Jennie Francis visited the arithmetic class. Misa Jessie Wells won the guessing game prize while Madge iticharda delivered a recitation. Allie Ward completed makeup work and earned her teacher's diploma at term end.
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Allie Ward
Dresser Items And Local Notes From The Region
Our storekeepers report steady patronage. N Layton improves after two months of illness. Forest Hill oyster supper drew a large crowd last Friday. Lawnont Creason leaves this section. Ele has gone to a distant meal. Oliver Jones notes slight improvement in Ver million county politics. Weather and climate remarks from Warren contrasted with local conditions. Star route mail is delayed as road conditions hinder timely arrivals. The Saturday Review is noted in last week’s issue.
Indiana writers shine at fair and book sale
The postmaster praises Indiana authors Riley Rice Layton Major Tarkington and Henry Scott Clark, noting each has produced notable books. A fair at the M. E. church on December 19 and 20 features sale of fancy articles and evening suppers with a special program each night.
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Foster Items From Foster and Nearby Towns
Foster items report visits by Scott Vergin of Fountain County who bought hogs, and Pete Rogers with tricks. Rev Troxell’s Reagon sermons stirred interest, an oyster supper at Forest Mill Chapel raised over 2 dollars, and Dan Ricketts with Ed Ballah returned home. Wallace of Danville Woodmen of America praised, and Mrs Pearce of Moonwindows ship cited a medical remedy claim.
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Ed. Ballah
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Millions Given Away by Dr Kings New Discovery
The Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds has given away over ten million trial bottles and claims to have helped three thousand hopeless cases. Asthma bronchitis hoarseness and all throat chest and lung diseases are said to be cured. Callon Lee Ren druggist for a free trial bottle. Regular size one dollar and sixty cents, guaranteed or your money back.
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