In History on Oct 25 and Oct 26
A dated historical list notes notable deaths and births including Demosthenes Torricelli Hogarth Knox Allen Norris Stanton and others. Astronomical events mark sunset and sunrise times along with Jupiter’s four moons alignment.
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Demosthenes
Calauria
Evangelista Torricelli
Hogarth
William Hogarth
Henry Knox
Washington
Grant Allen
Danton
Robert Anderson
Fort Sumter
Frank Norris
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Jupiter
Judicial Ticket for Burris and Local Officials
A political ballot note lists Prosecuting Attorney Lloyd L. Burris as the township ticket leader with candidates for Trustee William J. Sigerfoose and Assessor Eber Darling, Sr. The fragment outlines local election slates without further details.
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William J. Sigerfoose
Eber Darling, SR
Polling Places Selected for November 8 in Concord Township
County commissioners set polling sites totaling multiple locations in Concord township including Potts barber shop G B Pratts barn Foster s grocery and others. Also noted are Osolo school houses and various residences and shops listed as polling stations. The notice precedes a report about local voting arrangements and includes a promotional testimonial for Electric Bitters.
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Concord Township
Potts
West
Beardsley Avenue
G. B. Pratt
Crawford Street
Foster’s
East Sycamore Street
Eagen
Lexington Avenue
Old Post
Jackson Street
Bryson & Reich’s
East Jackson Street
East Franklin Street
Mrs. Ellis
Franklin Street
Charles Pease
Fremont Thomas
Fremont Street
Harrison and
Sixth Streets
Mrs. Frank
Main Streets
Rear Lohrman
Main Street
Joseph Roose
South Main Street
Carpenter
Cleveland Avenue
Eighth Street
Bechtel
Indiana Avenue
J. R. Mather
Mrs. Harris
Middlebury Street
Charles Myers
Dunlaps
J. R. Plank
Osolo
Frank Brumbaugh
Hemenway Re election Endorsed by Indiana Republicans
The Indiana Republican platform endorses James A. Hemenway for re election to the U S Senate. It praises Beveridge and Hemenway for long service, urges General Assembly support in 1909, and warns voters that Democratic control could leave the seat uncertain. It argues for state voter selection of senators against Democratic calls for popular vote.
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Indiana
Union
Senate
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
James A. Hemenway
Charles W. Fairbanks
Beveridge
Hemenway
Congress
General Assembly
United States Senate
Republican Party of
Democratic Party of
Campaign narratives at closing hour fuel voter confusion
In this campaign moment the public should distrust last minute stories that lack foundation and seek reliable information to avoid being misled by late hour campaigns aimed at swaying voters.
Governor Hochs letter on Kansas liquor crisis and breweries
The text argues Kansas bans intoxicating liquor in its constitution and that Kansas City saloons existed only in defiance of law. It credits a courageous attorney general for breaking the Kansas City brewery ring, and compares Indiana brewers as similarly greedy, suggesting liquor regulation is driven by public welfare rather than politics.
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Topeka
Kansas
Indiana
Kansas City
Commercial Club
Brewers
C. W. Trickett
C. L. Brokaw
Commercial National Bank of
Brokaw
Kansas Bankers’ Association
Hoch
Kansas Town
Savings account opening and deposit terms at St Joseph Valley Bank
Start a savings account this month with the St. Joseph Valley Bank. Savings books issued and interest paid on deposits every four months. Next Interest period begins Nov 1. The Cash Basis Bank. PILES CURED 6 TO 14 SAYS PAZO OINTMENT guaranteed to cure any oa cases of fetching Bleeding or' a days or cry of undea. 6 Bee. The Daily Review, 10 cents a week. Speaking Dates. October 28 W B Hile and L L Burris at Waterford school house. October 30 Charles W Miller at Dikhart. October 30 W J Davis and A S Zook at the Gilbert school house, Jackson township. October 31 Charles W Miller at Goshen. Incandescent sights 15c at Turnocks.
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St. Joseph
W. B. Hile
L. L. Burris
Waterford School House
Charles W. Miller
Dikhart
W. J. Davis
A.S. Zook
Gilbert School House
Jackson Township
Goshen
Supervisors' fault should put out forest fires in Indiana
Forest fires in Indiana have destroyed timber valued at $1,000,000, surpassing the previous decade total, with Kankakee region and southern knobs hit hardest. Road supervisors, as fire wardens, can hire men at $1.50 daily to fight fires, but many neglect the law. Coons hunters and railroads blamed. damp weather hoped for to halt the fires. Fires near Jasper and Dubois county damaged McCord sawmill. homes saved by plowing furrows amid fears of further spread.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
W. N. Sreeman
State Board of Forestry
Kankakee
Freeman
Jasper
Ind
Dubois County
McCord
Patoka
Hill in a Perspiration Reports a Subterranean Lake?
George W Barratt of Indiana reports a hill that has turned muddy then clear water, suggesting a subterranean lake and an underground river supplying Jeffersonville. geologists deem the theory reasonable amid drought. Also notes a separate item about a funeral cuff mix up, a gift to the Y M C A, a Lapel bottle factory fire, and an injunction involving United Mine Workers officials.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
George W. Barratt
Charlestown
Otisco
Lawrence County
Barratt
Looks Like a State of War in Shubula Mississippi
Indisputable reports from Shubula reveal a body of twenty five armed men invading the town near the artesian well. They visited the gin and cotton warehouses and that night the gin was posted. Merchants refuse to discuss the visit as cotton ginning halts due to seed shortage. militia presence cited as a precaution as night riders depart.
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Mobile
Ala
Shubula
Miss
Mobile and Ohio
Meridian
Fragmented OCR First in the Area Scory of Pie Feaeny
The text is garbled but mentions organized activity, constant drills, a watch by a witch man, and the militia protecting a system of barter or requisition related to cotton and forage. It implies surveillance and coercive control over resources during a time of unrest.
Russia Presses for Pouren Extradition in U S Case
New York January 26 The Russia government vows to exhaust every resource to secure Pouren for trial on murder arson and burglary charges. Judge Volt issues a new warrant for arson burglary and attempt to commit arson in the district of Chicago. Secretary Root has refused extradition and Commissioner Shields adjourned the hearing awaiting orders from Root on the proper proceedings.
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New York
Poturen
Verusel
Vonren
Root
Viddy
Ponren
Russia
Volt
Higa
Secretar Root
Pouren
Sheilds
Touren
Chinese Plot Revolution Shocks Officials in Amoy China
A reported plot in Amoy to assassinate high Chinese officials during a US fleet reception prompted wide safety measures. Viceroy Song of Tukien province stayed aboard the Wai Young for security during the stay and official functions.
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Wai Young
Marathon big stick presented to President Roosevelt
Washington reports another addition to the Presidents growing collection of big sticks. A silver plate on the stick bears the inscription naming John J Hayes as Marathon winner at the London 1908 Olympic Games and notes Hayes carved the stick in Ireland.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
John J. Hayes
London
Hayes
Ireland
Snow Hits Nebraska and South Dakota Regions In Late October
North Nebraska and southern South Dakota including Tripp County on the Rosebud reservation saw the season’s first snowfall. The light cover blanketed towns from Norfolk to nearby counties, with residents noting chilly air and early winter signs.
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Norfolk
Neb
North Neobraska
South Dakota
Tripp County
Rosebud Reservation
Gta
Rhodes scholar St Lloyd wins Burdett-Coutts scholarship
St Lloyd a Rhodes scholar from West Virginia has been awarded the Burdett-Coutts annual scholarship at Oxford. The University of Glasgow rector election returns Lord Currop, while James Keir Hardie secures 122 votes. Prince Henry of Prussia plans to ascend in a Zeppelin from Friedrichshafen tomorrow. The Bulgarian assembly convenes Wednesday as the Russian duma reconvenes. George Wyndham is elected rector of Edinburgh University. The government probes a mail fraud order against Thomas W. Lawson. A NY City schoolboy, 48, married father of ten, weighs 300 pounds.
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BE. St. Lloyd
West Virginia
Burdett-Coutts
Oxford
Canute
Okla
Canada
University of Glasgow
Lord Currop
James Keir Hardie
Prince Henry
Prussia
Friedrichshafen
Duma
George Wyndham
House of Commons
University of Edinburgh
Thomas W. Lawson
New York City
Pension Legislation in Congress and Key Bills
A historical report outlines pension measures debated in Congress, detailing votes on the Amputation, Widows Arrears, Disability Pension, and Prisoner of War bills. It notes Democrats and Republicans voting patterns, the two thirds requirement, and the broader pension code formed from fourteen passed statutes.
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Republic
Cure Colds and Coughs with Rexall Mucu-Tone Nostrum
An advertisement hails Rexall Mucu Tone as a preventive and cure for coughs colds and catarrhal conditions. It claims 98 percent preventions via strengthened immunity and urges Rochester readers to try the medicine with a money back guarantee. Also mentions Houseworth Bros Elkhart and Dr King New Discovery for coughs and a kidney tonic Hindipo with refunds.
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Rochester
Houseworth Bros
Adam L. Croom
Croom Hotel
Vaughn, Miss
Dr. King
F. H. Bentz & Co
E. D. Miller Lof
South Main Street
Elkhart
Farm in Colorado Offers Irrigated 160 Acres Near Market
Seeks buyer for a 160 acre irrigated Colorado farm with an artesian well, buildings, and water rights. Located near a school railroad and market, with purchase possible in two years from the farm’s output. Elkhart property offered in part payment. Inquiries to D. M. Best, 1117 Lexington Ave, Elkhart, Ind.
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Colorado
Elkhart
D. M. Best
Lexington Av
Ind
Tax payment deadline notice for Elkhart officials
The full installment of the state and county taxes can be paid to Louis M. Simpson at The Simpson Abstract Office corner Main Street and Lexington avenue Elkhart Ind Monday November 2 1908 will be the last day for payment without penalty Charles A. Cropp d&w to now2 County Treasurer
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Louis M. Simpson
Simpson Abstract
Main Street
Lexington Avenue
Elkhart
Ind
Charles A. Cropp
D&w
For Sale Half Interest in Forward Bros Foundry and Shop
For sale a half interest in the Forward Bros foundry and machine shop located on East Franklin street. Inquiries may be made at No 213 South Third Street or 2406 Cc I Forward Co.
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Forward Bros. Foundry and Machine
East Franklin Street
South Third Street
Cc. I
Forward
Auction Sale Closes Saturday October 24 at Micks and Son
Notice announces an auction sale closing on Saturday October 24 with a reminder to see a big ad tomorrow and a special offer for Saturday night at Micks and Son Jewelers.
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Big Ad
Micks & Son, Jewelers
Carload of sound dry beech and maple wood arrives
Paxson imports a full carload of sound dry beech and maple wood. Call Paxson at 23d3 for details and prices. The Daily Review lists the ad as a service notice for local readers paying 10 cents a week.
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Paxson
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Khart Review
William H. Taft
James S. Sherman
James E. Watson
Fremont C. Goodwine
Fred A. Sims
John C. Billheimer
Oscar Hadi
James Bingham
Supreme Court
George W. Self
Lawrence M’turnan
J. L. Pertz
Quincy A. Myers
Republican County
Elkhart St. Joseph
Vernon W. Vanfleet
Francis KE. Berlin
Leander Anderson
Daniel J. Troyer
W. E. Wider
Aaron
Judicial Ticket
Lloyd Ll. Burris
David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
the Daily Review
Hill
Marian
Tud
Soldiers' Home
A. FE
Stuart
Star City
South Bend
Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing ¢ Company
George M. Studebaker
Studebaker
Fairbanks
Lapel
Lapel Bottle Company
Terre Haute
Cox
Washburn
Crosby's
Guary
Turnock & Sons
Hardware and Sporting Goods
Elks Temple
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