Republican District Call for Indiana Ninth Convention
The Republicans of Indiana Ninth District hold a delegate convention in Crawfordsville on January 16, 1906 at 10 30 a m to elect a district chairman and ex officio state committee member. Representation is one delegate and one alternate per two hundred votes or fraction over one hundred from the total 1904 Cunningham votes, with apportionment by county as listed. Fred A Sims serves as district chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Crawfordsville
Geo. A. Cunningham
Del
Boone
Carroll
Clinton
Fountain
Hamilton
Howard
Montgomery
Tipton
Fred A. Sims
Republican Call for Township Meeting
Republicans of Fountain county schedule township meetings at 2:30 p m Saturday Jan 13 1906 to elect precinct committeemen and delegates for district sessions in Crawfordsville Jan 16 1906. Separate township gatherings list local chairmen and delegates for district representation.
Reorganization Call For County Republican Meetings
The issue urges Republicans to attend 2 30 pm Saturday January 13 and January 16 Veedersburg to select county officers and organize the party for the next two years. It stresses integrity experience and citizen involvement to ensure the right leadership and avoid selfish interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veedersburg
Township meetings schedule and officers named
Wabash township will meet at Coal Creek to elect two committee men one delegate and one alter silver wood. Millcreek township will meet at Yeddo to elect three committee. Jackson township will meet at Wallace to elect two committee. W. T. Mellott, Chairman. J. L. Allen, Jr., Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Township
Coal Creek
Millcreek
Yeddo
Jackson Township
Wallace
W. T. Mellott
J. L. Alllen, JR
Riley Day Honors Indiana Teachers at Tomlinson Hall
The Indiana school teachers enjoyed Riley Day with a large, enthusiastic audience. Marion Nicholson praised Riley for the tributes paid in his presence. The program featured speakers like Dr. Hughes of DePauw University and senior Senator Albert J. Beveredge, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
Riley
Marion Nicholson
Dr. Hughes
DePauw University
Albert J. Beverege
Charles
Notable Readings at Indianapolis News Event
R Williams editor Meredith Nicholson and Colonel Henry Watterson headlined a gathering with Jim Riley entertaining the crowd for half an hour. The event drew praise as a feast of reason and a flow of soul, delighting a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Williams
Indianapolis News
Meredith Nicholson
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Jim” Riley
How to Head Off Hanly in Indiana Towns
The Indianapolis Star argues critics should target the law and public funds rather than attack Governor Hanly. It calls for proving violations or harms to the treasury, noting support for enforcing existing laws in cases like Sherrick, Ward, and others while questioning alleged concessions to wrongdoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanly
State House
Indiana
Gov. Hanly
Sherrick
Ward
Indianapolis Star
Governor Hanly backs two cent passenger rate for Indiana railroads
Governor Hanly told Indiana Commercial Travelers he favors a two cent per mile passenger rate for railroads with over $3,000 gross earnings per mile. He noted Michigan's law and urged fairness by travelers and railroads, suggesting law change by next legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanly
Commercial Travelers’ Association of
Indiana
Michigan
Lower Peninsula
In Memoriam Leslie P Orahood Dies at 35
Died Monday December 18 1905 at 4:00 am Leslie P Orahood aged 35 years 11 months 24 days. A Rathbone Lodge member and charter Saturn Temple No 223 Coal Creek first temple member to cross the dark river. He was known for hospitality and earnest welcome to relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie P. Orahood
Earth
Leslie
Rathbone Lodge
Coal Creek
Condolence resolutions for Leslie Orahood of Coal Creek
Saturn Temple No. 223 Coal Creek Ind adopts memorial resolutions for Leslie Orahood. Charter to be draped in mourning sixty days with copy sent to family. Edna Hunt returns from ten day visit to Sullivan County and Terre Haute friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Creek
Ind
Leslie Orahood
Leslie
Edna Hunt
Sullivan County
Terre Haute
Fortune Telling Halloween Party Game Tips and Prizes
A guide to using a witch and cat display with fortune envelopes for party guests. Includes blind fortune finding, tallying with names, and prize ideas. Also covers a book-guessing charades game and a playful future wife reveal gag. Mentions royal hair perfumes used by historical queens.
Appointment of Executor for Elvira Layton Estate
The Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana appoints Julian M. Martin as executor of the last will and testament of Elvira Layton, deceased, with W. K. Livengood as attorney. January 5, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Fountain County
Indiana
Elvira Layton
Julian M. Martin
W. K. Livengood
Catarrh of the Kidneys Widely Misunderstood Disease
Catarrh of the kidneys is common and often overlooked by both physicians and the public. People seek diuretics for kidney trouble without recognizing catarrh as a possible cause. Many physicians fail to associate kidney disease with catarrh, and may treat symptoms instead of the underlying catarrh. A few bottles of Peruna could cure them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto A. Fleissner
Col. W. J. Coady
Buffalo Bill
Rainier Grand Hotel
Seattle
Wash
Otto A. Fleisaner
Peruna
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Ayers
Ayer
W. C. Logsvon
Lindsay
Cal
Covington
Republican Peoples Paper
Clifton
Davis Township
Brown School House
Logan Township
Attica
Shawnee Township
Rob Roy
Richland Township
Mellett
Cain Township
Hillsboro
van Buren Township
Troy Township
James Jones
Mrs. Jones
Alexandra
Great Britain
Portugal
Christina
Spain
Wilhelmina
Elizabeth
Ler Feissner
Sou
Catarrel
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna Almanaa
Obi
Tiffany
Men's
C. D
Goodyear
M. Scesley
Danville
Baker’s Cut Price Store
Main St
Danville, Ill
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