Indiana Republicans endorse Roosevelt platform and oppose corporate contributions
The Indiana Republican platform praises Theodore Roosevelt for canal work and new laws, endorses arbitration and mine safety, and calls for party reform. It opposes corporate campaign contributions, urges economy, supports veterans pensions, and backs Fairbanks for president along with Beveridge Hemenway and Goodrich in leadership roles.
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Old Glory Flag Narrative Tied to Captain Driver
The article recounts the display and fate of the first Old Glory in Nashville and its transfer after Captain Driver’s death. It describes the flag’s hoisting over the capital, tearing in ribbons, and its preservation at the Essex Institute in Salem, noting its continued visibility to the curious.
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Capitol
Captain Driver
Essex Institute
Salem
Kansas City Journal
Camp Meeting John Allen a Maine Methodist figure
Camp Meeting John Allen, grandfather of Mme Nordica, was a noted Maine Methodist minister long beloved for plain speech. A Lewiston encounter with rowdy youths sparked his sharp quip about keeping a family record, reflecting his candid style.
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John
Cleveland
Peanut Meal Bread and Nutrition Notes from Spain
The article discusses peanut meal as a long staple for the poor in Spain. Bread made from pure peanut meal is light but said to be unpalatable due to a persistent taste. Rye bread with 23 percent peanut meal is indistinguishable from ordinary rye and more nutritious.
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Spain
All Alike Visitor in Country Village Elects Man
A village dialogue captures the challenge of selecting a leader as residents acknowledge the absence of a clearly clever candidate. Meg Gendorfer Blatter notes the difficulty and frames the election as a simple yet unresolved choice.
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Meggendorfer
Sheriff's Sale in Fountain County Indiana
John R. Hardesty as sheriff announces a public sale of rents and profits from 35 acres in Fountain County Indiana to satisfy a 480.35 debt plus costs. If rents fail to cover, the sale will include fee simple of the described real estate to discharge the sums. Sale at the courthouse door in Covington between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. May 1908.
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Fountain Circuit Court
David S. Ferguson
Charles E. Pritchard
Court House
Covington
Fountain County
Indiana
Fountain
Allin
John R. Hardesty
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