City readers urged to subscribe amid tax and corporate concerns
The Journal Gazette distribution drive hinges on pental card requests or postal orders via Telephone 18. A heated discussion in Indianapolis targets Indianapolis leaders and Indiana corporate influence, warning of trusts and price hikes. The article notes a $2,000,000 Alexandria manufacturing firm and references state affairs, taxes on home owners, and subscription promotions.
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Dianapolis
Indiana
Dem state committee chair hopefuls face tough race
A fragmentary political report mentions candidates for the Democratic state committee chair, praising one as better prepared and decisive, while noting opposition by Plemtog. It references a broad coalition and lists several regional groups and representatives, illustrating a wide party beyond New England.
Apportionment Row Undermines Indiana Vote History
Fragmented OCR note argues the 1906 Indiana congressional apportionment favored Republicans in thirteen districts while Democrats carried more statewide votes. Charged that gerrying and political bias taint the legislature and claim of “not Republican government” in Indiana amid disputed electoral mapping.
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Republican Party
Lidhina
Indiana
ATA
Yhian
Anz
Republicana
Manhanit
Local Court Notes and Estate Proceedings
The Gourt News itemizes land and security cases, wills, and divorces in a local circuit court. Executors and attorneys are named, including trusts to Henrietta Stuchinia and custody matters in the Hinkley case. A breach of promise trial, jury framing, and a divorce decree with child custody are reported, with discussion of attorney notes and court conduct.
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Gues ‘Thomas
Mirpiy
Pensions Granted to Indians in Various States
Washington reports the government has approved pensions for many Indians and widows across several states. Names listed include Original-Isaae Y. Mepewell of Washington and John Eliott of Stampers Creek, with amounts ranging from 4 to 105 dollars. Other beneficiaries include Henry M. Uedford of Bristal and Jucal W. Cling of Whrehecter. dates and exact places appear in the notice.
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Isaae Y. Mepewell
Utennington
Jewee Colbert
Wabsast
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Freedom
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Peter Mwager
Steubenville
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Govington
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Frukiti
Jay Kendall
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Dover
Hehart
Pal Cuuner
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Kathariat Denady
North Mudine
Cencelal
Saray M. Gilbert
Mitchell
Speck
Weeked
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Olive
Torbert
Brazil
Leonia V. Webbur
Washington
Eitan Nel
Lebanon
Mary B. DeLay
Terry Maule
Willkimn A
Sfome
Tndianapolis
Ann Mes Cline
Will Build Home for Elks in Wisconsin Tour
Springfield June 21 members of the Bike biome committee bid night for Weir homes. Exalted Ruler Jerome D Fisher of Jamestown N Y says the Elks will build a nation’s home and will recommend a city before the grand lodge in Milwaukee next month. They will inspect the site offered at Waukesha Wisconsin after visiting Hillsboro Chillicothe Colorado Springs and this city.
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Bike’ Biome Committee
Weir Homes
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Fisher
Jamestown
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Alto
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Milwaukee
Waukesha
Wis
Hillsboro
Chillicothe
Colorado Springs
Dayton Street Car Men Strike Ends After Substitutes Hired
Dayton street car workers struck after the company refused to reinstate three men. A night shift substitute crew filled in and all cars operated as normal. The action followed disputes over reinstatement and union demands.
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Dayton
Diate Zlema
Meoples Street Railway Company
Sin Bar
Operanns
Cathedral Ordinations Draw Large Fort Wayne Congregation
The cathedral ordination service yesterday morning drew a large crowd with clergy and visiting priests present. Bishop led the ceremony as Father Conroy and Father Fitzpatrick served, while Fort Wayne parishioners and guests filled St Matrteler at Sand Uldvloek for the event.
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Lenin
Talay Aberdina
Henry Che
Fort Wayne
Ihe
Wardanry
Farhers Conroy
Sad Fitzpatrick
Uve
Wayne Young
Elias
Sand Uldvloek
PRESSMEN CONVENTION DISCUSSES union reform and speech
Washington hosts a pressmen convention where delegates debate resolutions curbing disputes with publishers and appoint an executive committee. President OConnell of the machinists union attends and delivers a speech endorsing collaborative reforms.
Cabinet backs Secretary Cage on customs duties
Washington reports say the cabinet backed Secretary Cage in detailing the administration’s stance on duties on imported petroleum products from Russia. Gage argued duties apply under existing laws, asserting U.S. policy and revenue goals while stressing enforcement and statutory authority.
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Washington
Russia
Gage
Leishikon
Gaityie
Usc
Tye
Alt
Ghent
Weber
N.Y. Magrutay
Revel
Unites Suites
Noblesville Court Affirms Frontage Case Ruling
The supreme court and appellate court today announced decisions on cases involving property frontage and municipal assessments. Justice Hadley and Monks contributed opinions in affirming the Noblesville dispute, while other cases such as the Indy railroad and Blickford firm faced rehearing petitions and dissents.
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United States
Fudge Takers
Hilge Hadley
Sapren Court
Waoakey
Supreme Court
Thomas H. Marth
Charles G. Wills
Hioone
Baker and Hadley
Samuel B. Cason
Boone
Alliement
J. Mary
Wegshire
Chiles
Willa Et al Bowne
C. Amymed
City of Noblesville
Noblesville Cay
Tproverment Company
Fon
Hadley
Sarah G. Aven
Wl Va
Ineianapolis
Blickford
Black
Reeves & Co
Henry Blaselberg, Jr
Lake
C. Amrmed
Per Enriant
the Wabash Railroad Company
Weary Biddle
Adams
Wrhaah Railroad Company
Sebastian Miller
Robinson, L
Patrick Denies Gubernatorial Candidacy for Ohio
The Hon. A. W. Patrick declares he has not been nor is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Ohio governor. In New Philadelphia on June 21, he stated there is no truth to rumors linking him to the race.
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New
Philadelphia
State Tax Board to Hold Multi Session July Through August
The State Tax Board will begin sessions on July 8 with twenty days devoted to railroads and other corporate properties. The first session will cover assessments on railroads and related companies, continuing through July 29. A second session will run July 29 to August 1, focusing on further assessment work, followed by a ten day hearing period from August 1 to August 22 for revisions and final adjustments, with officials requesting written applications and dates for hearings.
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Stibe
Mondey
Welo A
Aly
Bele
Gmph
Ube Beard
Filwett Bus
Chuosiay
Esas
Ntst
Aveston
Indiana Day at Buffalo Exposition Plans Revealed
Governor Durbin and Brigadier General McKee oversee state fair ground camp and military arrangements for Indiana Day at Buffalo. Officials seek enhanced headquarters, lodging, and crowd plans as state fair activities expand with more exhibitors and participants.
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McKee
Matty Guard
State Fair Ground
Genny Wewses
Edgar K. Davie
Assochion
Melter
M.C
My. Howser
McDonald
Sevrencry
Chicago
Lekne
McDonall
East Iona
Political talk outlines a campaign lineup in town
The Madtitiwpolid Sentinel reports I. KR. McDonald of Ligonisr backing a slate for the state committee chair with candidates Senator Steven J Meming, Benatar W. Ki. Stilwell, and Senator Flewn ing favored. McDonald says three men fit the younger hustling element and stresses energetic political methods.
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I. KR. McDonald
Aityer
Paris
Princeton
Damen W. Fortune
Jeffersonville
McDonald
Ian
Flewning
Ula
Remarkable Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Claims Cure
An advertisement touts Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as the most remarkable remedy for throat and lung troubles, claiming it cures Sandy and incipient consumption in Waany. It recommends Moffata Life Tits for stomach and liver diseases and purifying the blood, and advises buying Paterson's caps.
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