Randolph and Board Seek Republican Nominations
Hankery C. Randolph announces candidacy for County Treasurer subject to the Republican nominating convention. John R. Hardesty of Van Buren township will seek Sheriff support at the convention. E M Board is named for Recorder subject to the county Republican convention.
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Hankery C. Randolph
John R. Hardesty
van Buren Township
Republican County Convention
Pease
E. M
Indiana Democrats Lacking Leaders in State Races
The article notes a shortage of Democratic candidates for Indiana state offices. It cites the party’s near absence of leadership in Indiana and a broad expectation that the Republican State ticket will win. It argues democracy feels eroded in Indiana.
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Indiana
Republicans on City Council Prove Public Service
The group elected to the city council demonstrates through votes and actions that they pursue the best interests of citizens in city administration. Their conduct and decisions are presented as reflecting on their personal credit and their party's welfare.
Death of Bishop William Taylor a Great Missionary Leader
The death of Bishop William Taylor of California ends a long era as a leading Methodist missionary worker in Africa. A history maker in his own right for the Methodist Episcopal Church North, his age does not lessen the loss.
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William Taylor
California
Africa
M. E
North
Taylor
Covington and Troy Voters Back Railroad Election
County newspaper men attended the convention with many papers represented. Covington and Troy township voters approved the railroad election Tuesday showing support for urban growth and stronger business cooperation.
Veedersburg papers show solid Democratic alignment
At the Demo-pop convention in Veedersburg last week the News Hustler Times and Press presented themselves as Independent papers yet displayed strong Democratic support through editorial and business leadership, signaling county paper loyalty to the Democratic ticket.
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Veedersburg
News
Hustler
Times
Press
Fragmentary Convention Comment Sparks Paper Debate
The readable text notes skepticism about an Independent paper and questions what benefits arise from its operation. The fragment suggests a critical stance on publishing choices at a convention context.
Lafayette Journal Murmurs Democratic Grumbles of War
The Lafayette Journal criticizes the Democratic Party as grumbling for decades, blaming them for opposing Lincoln and Grant, during the war, and opposing McKinley’s war stance, now criticizing Republicans over the Philippines. The piece frames Republicans as bearing government duties while Democrats complain.
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Lafayette Journal
Warner
Lincoln
Grant
McKinley
Spain
Philippines
County council urged to fund extra building at county farm
Residents urge May meeting action on additional appropriation for new county farm buildings. Critics note poor, unhygienic housing for inmates compared with other counties and health officials have condemned conditions. Advocates stress duty to care for the unfortunate.
Late August Favored for Republican County Convention
The county convention likely will be held in August or later to give candidates time to assemble a stronger ticket. A late convention suits farmers who are busy during harvest and crop season, allowing the people to choose local standard bearers when convening is more convenient.
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Republican Party
Silent Victors of Indiana Honor Soldiers and Sailors
Poem by Scott Higel praising Indiana’s Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Indianapolis. It honors guardians of the country and saviors of the land, with a refrain on valor, peace, and the graves of the silent victors.
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Poen
Sarsaparilla Restores Vigor After Long Illness
Mrs. J. W. Fiala of Hadlyme Connecticut recalls a severe 12 year illness when doctors warned her blood was turning to water. After taking Ayers Sarsaparilla she recovered and felt “all right again.”
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Ayer
J. W. Fiala
Hadlyme, Ct
Indiana Heroes Rest in Peace and Pride at Nation's Shrine
The text venerates Indiana soldiers and veterans, contrasting past war triumphs with peaceful industry. It praises memorials to the fallen, the ark of liberty, and the living nation giving homage through tears and gratitude, honoring those who died for country and memory.
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Southland
Indiana
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Frank 8. Ruby
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Bro. Schwin
Covington
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Scott Higel
J. C. Ayer Co
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