Election Results Show Republican Gains Across Eleven States
Elections held Tuesday in eleven states produced Republican victories and increased majorities. Seth Low won New York by 3,000 to 49,000 in a fusion bid while Republicans held Lower Wange Massachusetts and New Jersey elected Murphy by 16,000. Nebraska and Iowa saw strong gains as well. Virginias and Kentuckys Democrats kept control in their states.
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Seth Low
New York
Republcans
Maccabusetts
Kkboce Island
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Nebrasha
North
South Dakotas
New Jersey
Murphy
Virginia
Dangerous Doctrine From Indianapolis Pastor Sparks Debate
The Rev. Marion Crosley of Central Universalist Church in Indianapolis argues that Cz ogosz the murderer and figures like Judas Goethe and Goiteau are beyond earthly judgment, claiming eventual reform in eternity. The sermon challenges Mosaic Law and divine life, warning that such doctrine undermines free moral power and individual responsibility and could erode civil government foundations.
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Marion Crosley
Central Universalst Church
Indianapolis
Sandy Indianapolis Pepere
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Czvngosz
Judas
Christ
Goeth
Lincoln
Goiteau
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Earth
First Snow of the Season Falls on Monday November 4
The article notes the first snow of the season arriving on Monday November 4. Details on location timing and impacts are limited in the readable text.
Appointment of Revenue Commissioner in Seventh District
John Bonnin of Crawfordsville has been appointed Revenue Commissioner for the Seventh District of Indiana by President Roosevelt. The appointment was not a surprise.
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John Bonnin
Crawfordsville
Liciana
Presieot Roosevelt
Contempt cited in case over venue change denial
Urargis Chienga Amcriem has been cited for contempt to cyiticisine Judge Tanecy for Wsy.sings on the quo Wartrate CYozechintsa against the £ 23 crust. The case came up Leesday, the Court denying a change of venue.
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Urargis Chienga Amcriem
Tanecy
Wsy
Leesday
Silverwood Sun Moves to Cash Basis for City Plan
The Silverwood Sun shifts to a cash basis and adopts the city plan of no cash in advance no paper after November 13. The change, seen as a bold but uncertain step, will attract attention in newspaper circles and be watched closely.
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Silverwood Sun
Governor Durbin Rejects Kentucky Requisition Tone
Governor Durbin denied the Kentucky request for Taylor and Finley mirroring his predecessor. He expressed public sentiment on Kentucky prosecutions, suggesting as a citizen he echoed Indiana's majority view on the issue.
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Durbin
Kentucky
Taylor and
Finley
Indiana
Montezuma News Illustrated Edition Neatly Launched
The Montezuma News arrived last week as a ten page illustrated edition on fine book paper, with extensive baritone cuts. Montezuma and its environs were portrayed well, highlighting local business leaders and commerce.
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Montezuma News
Montezuma
Notable Praise Drawn for Montezuma Ad Campaign
The piece flatters the Montezuma effort and credits the newspaper push and talent of Bro, Gillespie, highlighting how the overall presentation reflects well on the town and its promotion.
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Bro, Gillespie
Governor Dur backs courts while noting possible exceptions
The governor affirms support for the courts in principle though acknowledging potential exceptions. He notes courts face criticism for duty, and his remarks on the Keith case imply slim chances for reprieve. His military background emphasizes a preference for order and stern duty.
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Dur
Keith
Adair's Gallery Visit Hint From a Maid Dialogue
A quoted exchange shows a maid asking where she is going and replying she is bound for Adair's gallery. The brief line hints at a social scene or excursion involving Adair's venue.
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Adair’s
Reverend Fowler to Remain at Presbyterian Church
At morning service Jax' Loney and Rev. Fowler discussed a potential move to another church with higher pay. The congregation debated the church's finances and spiritual state before the evening service, where they unanimously voted to retain Rev. Fowler as pastor. WS Shively of Batesville endorses Banner Salve for piles, praising its effectiveness. Givw. D. Cuok.
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Jax‘ Loney
Fowler
Presbyterian Church
Shively
Batesville
D. Cuok
Requisition Denied by Governor Barbin on Kentucky Trial Justice
Governor Barbin rejects requisitions for Beckham of Montucky regarding ex-Governor William S. Taylor and Secretary Charles S. Finley. He vows to honor such requests only after a fair Kentucky trial with impartial judges and non-partisan jurors, citing the Caleb Powers case as a travesty.
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Sovernnor Durbin
Goode
Kentucky
Caleb Powers
Citisens
Toafana
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Promote Gentle Relief
An old advertisement extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a purely vegetable, small and easy to take laxative. It claims the pills fill the bill for thorough and gentle bowel support, helping the bowels act without griping, promoted by J. P. Buckner.
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DeWitt
J. P. Buckner
Cheney Promises Broad Line of Flatware at Low Prices
C Cheney announces a large assortment of knives forks spoons teapots and dessert flatware to be offered at prices designed to please customers. The statement implies competitive deals and a wide selection in the city.
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C. Cheney
Missionary Meeting of Fries Presbyterian Women
The Woman's Work and Foreign Mission Society of the Fries Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Julien Martin's house on Wednesday afternoon October 31. A varied program was presented by Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Fred Wilson, Mrs. John Henselman, Mrs. Charles McCabe, Mrs. Frank Lake, Mrs. Clestia Froyd, and Mrs. Perry Lewis. Afterward they closed with The Lord's Prayer and enjoyed refreshments served by Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Fowler. The group left feeling they had a pleasant and helpful afternoon. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Hiuselman on November 24.
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Woman’s Wome and Foreign Mission Society
Friesbyterian Church
Julien Martin
Julian Martin
Fred Wilson
John Henselman
Charles McCabe
Frank Lake
Clestia Froyd
Perry Lewis
Martin
Fowler
Iuselman
Scott's Emulsion promises to stop child blight growth
An old medical advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a cure for undernourished children. It claims the product helps growth, appetite, sleep, and vitality, urging parents to give weak children a chance and to request a free sample from Scott & Bowne of New York.
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Scott
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