George Ludlow and Mabel Stuart Wed at Stone Bluff
George Ludlow a Shawnee Township schoolteacher married Miss Mabel Stuart daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Stuart near Stone Bluff on Wednesday evening. Elder Crowell conducted the ceremony at the Christian church Stone Bluff. The couple will live in Stone Bluff where Ludlow will teach this winter. A large circle of friends extend congratulations.
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George Ludlow
Mabel Stuart
J.M Stuart
Stone Bluff
Crowell
Christian Church
Crawfordsville Fair Exhibits Draw Large Crowds
The Montgomery County Fair association reported a very successful exhibition last week with well filled departments and an outstanding stock show. The race program drew many visitors and some of the best horses in the circuit were present. Covington and Mountain County residents attended and praised conditions and treatment. The fair reportedly cleared over five hundred dollars.
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Montgomery County Fair Association
Covington An F
Mountain County
Real Estate Transfers in Fountain County Past Week
Real estate transfers in Fountain county compiled for the Republican list by O S Douglass abstractor detail numerous parcels: Hillsboro and Covington lots, several 10 acre tracts in Fulton and Fulton tp, and multiple 6 to 22 acre parcels. Amounts range from 300 to 3000 dollars with totals around 1046 60 dollars. Names include Mary F Bantzandhush Oto R Porterfield Frank Rusk Shulenberg Reed York Inlow Allen Babb Clawson McGuire Lindley Purnell Glascock Huffmire Shoaf Graham Martin and others.
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O. S. Douglass
Covington
Indianazs
Mary F. Bantzandhush
R. Z. Porterfield
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Frank Rusk
H. & H.add
Hillsboro
H. Shulenberg
Sampson Reed
Piatt’s Add
Jas. H. York
Piatt’s
H. W. Ellis
Lina Inlow
Frac
Kingman
Low Rates Via Wabash By Rouna Trip
Homeseekers on the first and third Tuesday of each month travel 21 days from sale date to points in the west and southwest. Richmond.
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Wabash By
Pointe
Richiaoo
Toledo
St. Louis
St. Lowe Fair
W.marshall
Notice of Administration in Fountain County Indiana
Notice is hereby given that James I. McClure has been appointed and qualified by the circuit court of Fountain County Indiana as administrator of the estate of William A. McClure deceased. The estate is supposed to be solvent.
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State of
Indiana
William A. McClure
James I. McClure
Are as Far Apart as the Poles in Public Policy
A comparative analysis argues that Bryan and Roosevelt differ in actions and remedies for industrial evils. It contrasts roosevelt's protective tariff stance and legislative reforms with bryan's silver, tariff, and state socialist proposals, noting diverging methods and moral profiles.
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Roosevelt
Watson
Mr. Bryan
Republican Party
McKinley
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Congress
House
Democratic Trust Record Recounts Trust Laws and Busts
A chronicle asserts Democratic control since 1893 failed to repeal or reform trust laws, listing statutes passed to suppress trusts and naming trusts busted under the party’s governance. It argues the 1904 leadership repeats the 1892 approach of overthrowing protection to kill trusts.
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Capitol
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Third Anniversary Battle Chickamauga Reunion Proposed
On September 18 1906 a reunion of regiments from twelve states will gather at Chickamauga National Park to mark the forty third anniversary of the Battle of Chickamauga. The event promises large attendance, educational value for youth, and battlefield explanations by old generals. Tickets via Louisville and Nashville Railroad Battlefield Route with agents or nearest representative. cement and Williams advertise availability.
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Ohio
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Ilinois
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Missouri
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F. D. Buss
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Democratic Indiana Touts Parker as Roosevelt Alternative
The Indiana Democratic state committee denounces President Roosevelt as vain and opportunistic, calling him a shifty partisan who costs the people, and endorses Judge Alton B. Parker as a preferable alternative. It questions whether Parker would govern differently in ways that aid the public.
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Roosevelt
Republican Cay
Indiana
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White House
Alton B. Parker
Judge Parker
Theodore Roosevelt
Motion to fund trust prosecution by Hemenway
Senator Hemenway proposed in the House of Representatives an appropriation of 500000 dollars for the prosecution of trusts and illegal combinations. The motion, introduced shortly before his election to the Senate, had far reaching effects.
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Bryan
Supreme Court of the United States
Hemenway
House of Representatives
Senate
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