Political Nominations and Ballot Toppers Listed
A list of candidate names and offices appears, including A Clifton for various posts, Frank Hanly for Lieutenant Governor Hugo Th Miller for State, Daniel Storms for Auditor, David Sherrick for Treasurer, Nat U Hill for Attorney General Charles W Miller for Reporter Supreme Court George W Selp, F A Cotton for Superintendent, Joseph H Stubbs for Chief of Statistics, and Theodore Roosevelt for President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo TH. Miller
Daniel £. Storms
David & Sherrick
Nat U. Hill
Supreme Court
George W. Selp
Public Instruction
F. A. Cotton
Bureau of Statistics
Joseph H. Stubbs
Drive to Revise Tax Law Faces Bipartisan Pressure
Lawmakers weigh raising tariffs but Republicans argue revision should come from allied supporters. Debates focus on who should lead changes and how to balance fiscal goals with political allies.
New City Democrats Hold Faithful Line for Change
An observer notes the new city regime of Democrats aims to reform and shows early momentum. If they stay true to their supporters, there is potential for several accomplishments.
Sphinx titleholders Farrspanks and Parker gain fame statewide
Farrspanks of Indiana and Parker of New York have earned the nicknames the sphinx of their states. Both are achieving notable success in keeping the map from Indiana, with a noticeable rise in attention expected after next Wednesday.
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Farrspanks
Indiana
Parker
New York
Euts
Pessimistic Devid attacked by Rev Colvin in Lafayette Democrat
A letter in the Lafayette Democrat ridicules a local pessimist termed the Shitepoke of the Wabash by Rev Colvin and notes forthcoming Republican responses. The piece signals future rebuttals and seeks to spark wider debate among readers.
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Colvin
Wabash
la Fayette
Mare Spa E
Local papers and the duty to the whole people
The excerpt argues a newspaper should serve local interests but place the general good of all people first, stating the paper that keeps this balance is most effective for public good. It emphasizes the duty to consider broader societal impact over narrow locality.
Primary Convention Delivers Results in County Races
The piece urges careful organization of the party apparatus as in a general election. It warns that sloppy handling during tomorrow's convention breeds confusion, uncertainty, and defeat and calls for disciplined effort to enthuse voters and secure proper campaign direction.
Davis Township Sees Change After Senatorial Convention
Davis township reports a political shift following the Fowler senatorial convention held last Monday. Hugh Rischie is the Republican candidate for trustee in Davis townships and he was one of the early contenders in the race.
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Davis Township
Fowler
Hugh Rischie
Davis Townships
Ritchie backs Lewis then Goodwine voters for fall win
The speaker praises Mr Ritchie for voting against a nominee to reflect his supporters aims. He claims Ritchie will win by a strong majority this fall and praises his republican courage and public spirit. He stresses that true Republicans vote for the people even against party leaders.
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Ritchie
Lewis
Goodwine
Primary Convention Urges Republicans to Vote for Best Men
In Fountain county a historic Republican primary is set for tomorrow. The editorial urges every Republican to vote to nominate worthy candidates, defend true party rights, and support a fair, clean nomination process. It emphasizes loyalty to principles and the duty to participate in the November election.
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Fountain County
Endorsement of nominees for Fountain county and Goodwine
The article urges voters to support the Fewer Convention nominees in November, praising excellent men and asserting no district Republican should refrain. It notes initial Fountain county backing for a local candidate, then shifts to Fremont Goodwine as a trusted second choice and endorses steadfast support for him. The piece promises the wisdom of backing Goodwine will be proven over time.
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Tus Rerushican
Fountain County
Lewis
Mr. Goodwine
Fremont Goodwine
Fountain County Republicans Renominate Fremont Goodwine
Fountain County Republicans affirm their support for Fremont Goodwine for Joint Senator as Hon O P Lewis withdraws from the race. The delegate emphasizes judging by the people's good over momentary condemnation and praises the decision as reflecting party sentiment.
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Bass
Fountain County
O. P. Lewis
Fremont Goodwine
Death of Mrs Henry Wagner
Mrs Elizabeth Wagner wife of Henry Wagner Jr died at her son’s home on Tuesday morning June 14 1904 after a long illness She was born Elizabeth Wrathrick in Switzerland and would have been 69 tomorrow Survived by husband and one son Henry F Wagner Funeral held Wednesday at 2 pm at her son’s residence corner of 5th and Commercial and interment followed at Mt Hope Cemetery Rev J P Henson officiating The family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death Also notes Mellette John Lavely and son visited the city and Maurice Haas clothing sale Caspar Gambrel Rob Roy recovered from paralysis after reports of illness.
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Elizabeth Wagner
Henry Wagner, Jr
Elizabeth Wrathrick
Switzerland
Henry Wagner
Henry F. Wagner
Sth
Commercial
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Rev
J. P. Hén
Richard Smith Piano Tuner to Visit City Next Week
Richard Smith the piano tuner will be in Danville Illinois next week for work. He can be reached at telephone number 2874 or addressed at 910 Franklin Street.
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Richard Smith
Franklin St
Danville
Ill
Auditor Bell Prepares For County Council Meeting
Auditor Bell and his force gear up for the next Monday council session. Jim Bell keeps workloads in hand during a busy year. Photographer Adair sold his city studio last week to John Le of Linton Indiana. the new owner, well recommended, is now in charge. Adsir is in Ohio this week.
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Auditor Bell
Jim Bell
Adair
John le
Linton
Ind
Adsir
Ohio
Local Social and Business Notes Highlight Week in Montgom ery
Mrs Charles Tinsley visits Yed do this week with relatives. O M Gardner of Mellotie attends to insurance in Crawfordsville. Hon J Frank Hanly speaks to Republicans in Montgomery County drawing new friends. J Loeb stores advertise children suits and carpets at low prices. Kerr Dunlap ship hops to Indianapolis. Sheriff Reeves and family visit Frankfort. J C Merrill visits from Elgin for Mother Nelson funeral. Irene Rebeckah Lodge robes fitted by Leader. Miss Ruby Stout graduates at St Marys. D H Palmer guest of J H Palmer. G A R Encampment in Warsaw noted. Two men sought to sell unbreakable lamps. Mrs George D Cook and Lucille return from Logansport Chicago trip. Alma Board returns from Oxford judigr year for summer.
Don Patton Tours Oil and Gas Belt Towns
Don Patton spent the early part of the week touring oil and gas belt towns. He was impressed by the life and hustle of the section.
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Don Patton
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Clifton
McDeorge
Cornet Telephone
D. Frank Hanly
Charles W. Miller
Theodore Roosevelt
of New York
Co. W. Fairbanks
Congress
Co. B
Delphi
Henry. Wagner, JR
Henry Wrnxer, Sir
John Lavely and Son
Melfett
City
Maurice Haas
Casper Gambrel
Rob Roy
Charles Tinsley i
Yeddo
Mellotie
J. Frank
Hanly
Montgomery County
J. Loeb’s
Crawfordsville
Indianapolis
Loeb’s
Miller Bros
Kerr & Dunlap
Sheriff Reeves
Frankfort
Shce
J.C. Merrill
Elgin
Mother Nelson
Irene Rebeckah Lodge No. 27
James H. Tinsley
Hillsboro
St. Mary’s
Ruby Stout
D. H. Palmer
State Line
J. H. Palmer
Warsaw
Jenks
Aldan
George D. Cook
Lucille
Logansport
Chicago
Alma Board
Oxford
Meadam
J. Loeb’s Stores
Covington, Ind
Butterick Patterns
W. L. Douglas Shoes
Sgg.co
the Fountain Trust Co
Covington
Richhmond
Chase and My Pianos
H.G. Peyton
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