Indiana statesman candidate Nicholson duels Bryan era talk
Meredith Nicholson, author of The House of a Thousand Candles, announced as Indiana state senator candidate. The article notes his Democratic leanings, past views on church and state separation, and contrasts with The New York World and Bryan-era politics. It references public policy debates, Philippine commission salaries, and railroad rate increases affecting freight and consumer costs.
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Meredith Nicholson
Jis
Indiana
Tie Booth Tur'stmton
Winston Charahilt
Owen ‘Wister
Mr. Nicholson
New York
Bir
Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Parker
Bryanh
Dea
Bitty
Carrie Longacre
Will Ockpy
Charles ¥. Thiele
St.Pater’s Catholic Church
Patrick
McArdle
World antagonts to Bryn spurred by canal and lake drain risk
The article reports on conflicts over control of Great Lakes water levels and shipping routes. It cites claims by scholars and investigators about diverting water from the Great Lakes, the Ontario Power Company permit questions, and a proposed Toledo to Chicago canal to avert lake level drops. It notes dangers to lakes and ships and potential new routes to the Atlantic.
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Lake Orie
Oberlin Voliese
Wright
Europe
America
Mississinui
Tevel
Wat
Camillan
Vanit Ds
Ontario Power Company
Evle
Chicago
Seaboard
Toledo
Chicay
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted by Doctors
Advertisers claim leading doctors endorse Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a wholesome tonic and stimulant for winter fatigue and spring fever. Letters from physicians praise its purity, usefulness in medicine, and ability to strengthen the heart and system, urging readers to ask for the genuine product in sealed bottles.
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Duffy
America
McQueeny
M. D
AL J. Park
A. M
Syuinbridge St
Worrester
Massy
Til
M. Teigan
Ave. N
Minneapolis
Dufly
Jong
Tariff Fight Over Paper Costs Hits Newspapers
The Dingley tariff raises duties on newsprint and wood pulp, pressing newspapers with higher costs amid claims of monopoly and price hikes. Publishers urge relief, citing Republican platforms calling for protection that won’t inflate prices, while advocating Congress's swift corrective action.
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New York Times
Ohio
Taft
Hig Party
Iowsn
Massachusetts
Ohie
Texivision
Republican Party
Ber
Congress
Want ads in the journal for four are only 74c a word
Classified notice stating that want ads in the journal cost 74 cents per word, emphasizing affordability and pricing by word.
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Gazette
Milford Citizens Demand Completion of Cement Railway to Milford
Bitter Milford residents clash with Portland Cement Company of Syracuse over a promised railway line to Milford that never reached the town. They condemn vows to finish the project, protest Sunday traffic, guard the dredge Hercules, and threaten action to compel completion to Milford city limits. CARD FROM MR GLABIEUX expresses thanks for support after Democratic sheriff nomination loss.
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Milford
Ind
Portland Sement Company
Syracuse
Syracuse S and Milford
Syra
Gement Company
Sandusky Portland Cement Company
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Hercules
Waubee Lake
Mitord
MR. Glabieux
Sheriff
In Memoriam Poem Fragment by Emily Wright Toad
Fragmentary poem titled J Memoriam by Emily Wright Toad speaks of faith and divine love. It invokes God as Love and references fear, death, and the soul’s unity with truth beyond matter, in a devotional voice.
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Idesth Renda
Brial Atrife
Neta
God
Emily Wright
Toad
Former Fort Wayne Man Drops Dead
A late 19th or early 20th century local notice reports the death of U. Larimore, a member of the local lodge, who resided in Fort Wayne for about two years. The text notes his vocation as a travel salesman and references an earlier hint of his passing, though the exact circumstances remain unclear in the fragment.
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Yertorda
U. Larinire
Loral
Larimore
Fragmentary note on sudden attack and health mystery
A partial OCR fragment suggests a discussion of a sudden heart issue and related health concerns, mentioning a person unnamed and a unclear age, with references to a dramatic moment and affluent context. The text is incomplete, offering no clear event or identifiable subjects.
Ohio convention rouses fierce fight over Harmon ticket
In a heated Ohio convention battle, Judson Harmon faced rivals led by Tom Jotowon and Atlee Pomerene as he sought the governorship. Major discord erupted over nominations, with Hamilton county votes split, delays in balloting, and tense exchanges. The ticket eventually backed Harmon with David Rockwell for lieutenant governor and Timothy He Bo for attorney general, among others.
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Tom Jotowon
Clevoand
Hiss
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Barney C. Garber
Greenville
Ity
Atlee Pomerene
Canton
A. G. Sandalus
Ottawa
Isaac R. Sherswood
Toledo
Johnson
Pomerene
Cau
Hamilton
Joan Molloy
Pomerens
Molloys
Milton Bouty
Harmon
Hamilton County
Pomerena
Williams
David Rockwell
Kent
Willsits
Chase
Marion
J. I. Newman
Troy
Levee
Try
W. Durbin
Kenton
Stat—. & Creamer
St. Chirshire
Timothy 3
He Bo
Wollston
Ten A. Johnson
Chyve- Sprinefield
ANG Statthewton
Pian
Denver
Wil
W. S. Thom
Indiana Church Membership Surpasses Two Million Mark in 1907
Indiana’s 1907 church membership across all denominations reached 2,089,932, withFOREIGN missionary gifts totalling 210,879.08 and home missions 151,495.93. The Roman Catholic church led membership at 910,438, while the Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian US, and Church of Christ (Disciples) showed large property values and salaries averages.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jelena
Indiank Bureau of Sulistics
Knowle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cluts
Baptist (Mission
Prigiils
Presbyterian Church of the United
Mennonites of
United Presbyterian
Swedenborglin
Universal
Sunbad School
Baptat
Evangelical (Association
German Lutheran
Methodist Episcopal
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Church of Christ (Disciples
Ats
Shire
The
Baptist (Missionary
United ‘Brethren In Christ
Presbyterian of the
United States
Episcopal
African Methodist Church
Indiana church work praised in 1907 report
A 1907 church report lauds Indiana for strong church work and allied social groups, noting high church membership yet small church school enrollment due to public school efficiency. The article mentions urban civic ties and growth in baptisms, missions, and related organizations within the state. Local notes report society gatherings, property purchases, and prominent residents on a busy city scene.
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Indiana
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