Alliance Affairs Split Over Sub Treasury in Farmers Groups
Nov. 18 reports show factional strife within the alliance as the People’s Party pushes to recruit farmers. Disputes over representation, leadership pay, and a sub treasury plan fuel tensions before the Torlay officers’ election.
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Txprasaponts
Anti
Sub-Treasury
People's Party
Torlay
Ios
Livingston
Georgia
Polk
Ultery
Kansas
Supreme Council
Antisub-Treasury
W.S. McAllister
Dr. Yomans
Joseph Gates
Yomans
Jerry Simpson
Tapianapolis
St. Louis
Governor Hovey Returns From Patagonia Pleasure Jaunt
Governor Hovey and party returned home two weeks early due to the governor sickness from a severe cold caught in Vicksburg. The trip began December 10 from City of Mexico with brief visits in El Paso Dallas Shreveport Vicksburg Memphis and Louisville before arriving home at 10 40 PM.
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Hovey
Vicksburg
City of Mexico
el Paso
Rio Grande
Dallas
Tex
Shreveport
Miss
Memphis
Louisville
Norway Denmark union drives Swedish anxiety in Stockholm
Advices from Stockholm report Sweden watching Norway with grave concern as agitation grows tied to Russian and Danish influence. Norwegians favor a union with Denmark over Sweden and may push for separate representation abroad and even republic moves if the Storthing acts. Civil war fears rise if union fractures.
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Sweden
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Prohibition Pledges Adopted At WCTU Session
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Boston closed its afternoon and evening meetings after reading and discussing reports. A lengthy resolution pledging renewed efforts toward total abstinence and prohibition was adopted.
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Boston
Waoman's Christian Temperance Union
Thanksgiving Day Union Services at Wayne Street M E Church
The Methodist churches of the city will observe Thanksgiving with a union service at Wayne Street M E Church. Pastors from area churches will conduct the service led by Rev. followed by other speakers.
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Wayne Street
M. E
Unclear Event Notes Prompt Ceremony Planning
The fragmentary text mentions individuals Stykee Berry streets and Trinita Bey Fh Pridge with references to a ceremony and driver absence. It is uncertain what event or location is described and who will serve as master of ceremonies.
Governor Hovey Dies After Sudden Decline
The article reports Governor Hovey's death after a rapid deterioration in health. It notes his quiet sleep, improved respiration, and stronger condition on Sunday, with Otto Pfafflin the veteran bugler acting as devoted watcher. The governor recalls Civil War memories, blaming McClernand for failures at Champion's Skill near Vicksburg.
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Hovey
Hays
Ife
Otto Pfafflin
Pfafflin
Otto
Champion
Vicksburg
Pemberton
McClernand
Grant
Governor Hevey Dies. Iva Chase to Succeed as Governor
Ixpranaronis reports Governor Hevey died at 1 20 p m after a sudden decline from a favorable morning. Family summoned. he recognized them and died quietly as they aided him back to bed. Lieutenant Governor Iva J Chase will assume the governorship.
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Hevey
Iva J. Chase
Indiana Losses Governor A P Hovey A Celebrated Career Ends
By the death of Gov A P Hovey Indiana loses a chief executive noted as brave and loyal. Born in Posey county he served in Congress and as governor in 1888. His widowhood, marriages, wartime service, and postwar roles are recalled with tribute to his sterling ability and public spirit. News spans memorials, illness after a west Mexico trip, and his family connections in Mount Vernon.
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Shiloh
Champion Hill
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Charley P
Mount Vernon
Over One Million Circulation Claimed for Year
The Sextixer reports a yearly circulation totaling 1,009,296 with a daily average of 3,245, asserting the largest daily circulation in the state outside Indianapolis. The note invites any rival to beat the banner claim.
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Indianapolis
CHINAMEN MUST GO BOYCOTT TESTS MONTANA LABOR
Montana labor groups have launched a crusade to drive Chinese workers from the state. About 200 Chinamen perform laundry, vegetable supply, and mining labor across cities. Organizers expect full boycott coverage within two weeks, though conservatives doubt success. Smuggling Chinese across the Canadian line has amplified anti-Chinese sentiment.
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Canadian Line
Life and death notes from Varranatsa and nearby towns
A string of small town obituaries and tragic notices detail Elizabeth Blackley’s decline and death in the county asylum after a life of social prominence, a young woman killed by a train near Cincinnati, Wa bash Michigan line, and several local funerals. Other items report deaths of Mrs. Hartman, Cornelius van, Ernest Baade, and infant Goldie Calvin, plus social notices on Mr. Devine and local Masonic chapters.
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Ind
Elizabeth Blackley
Porky
Potters’ Field
Ccame Ao
Fortiaie
Joseph Hartman
St. Vincent's Hospital
Indianapolis
Irusband
East Wayne Street
Schone & Wellman
Cornelius van
Hope Hospital
Peltier
Ernest Baade
Maumee Avenue
Mr. Baadde
Dermiiry
Frederick
Toledo
Conrad
Logansport
Frederick Thorstmeier
Ernst Heuer
St. Paul’s
Lindemann
Goldie
Joseph Calvin
al Wagner Street
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Alexander Wilson
Wabash
J. EL K. France
South
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RL Devine
Washington, D.C
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Wayne Hotel
Grace
Chrockmorton
Ter
Sid Throckmorton
New York
Devine
Novel Fragmentary Report on Local Deaths and Elections
Fragmented OCR text reports a death nearby with references to a coroner and local property, plus political notes about domination politics and a congressional race. Names and places are corrupted, but mentions of Nelson, Wysesete, Pocophoes Party, and a people’s party context align with local election discourse. The piece mixes homicide or death details with campaign commentary.
Convocation of Scottish Rite Sets Record in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis the Scottish Rite held a landmark convocation for the order’s high body of Masonry. The gathering drew more than 1,500 members from nearby regions and followed the purchase of a large building, now occupied by the lodge. Degrees were conferred yesterday, marking a notable milestone.
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Indianapolis
Dudinna
Liman
Poison in Forest township well kills two children
Report from Forest township in eastern Canton County states a well used by a public school sickened fifteen pupils and a teacher. Two children died and others, including the teacher, grew critically ill as doctors blamed water poisoning from a newly drilled on site well. An analysis confirmed a toxic property in the water.
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Dedication of Fort Wayne St Patrick’s Church in Rain
Catholics on the Sowth Side gathered for the dedication of the new St Patrick’s Catholic church. Very Rev J H Stammer led high mass with Bishop Dwenger’s representative presiding, as Fr Delaney, appointed pastor, received the parish’s solemn blessing amid a lengthy sermon on church universality and continuity.
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J. F. Delaney
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Conn
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St. Vincent's Seminary
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William J. Quinlan
Death of Democrat Legislator in Murphy County
An elderly Democrat member of the Third district in Murphy county died this morning. His death is not expected to change the legislature’s political balance, as the district is a strong Democrat area.
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Prominent Anderson Pioneer John T. Kindel Dead at 72
John T. Kindel an early Anderson pioneer dies at age seventy two. The obituary notes his prominence in local history. The passage also advertises Chamberlain's Pain Balm with a dampened flannel for rheumatism and back pain relief, sold in 50 cent bottles by druggists.
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Anderson
Swayne's Ointment Promised to Cure All Skin Diseases
An advertisement claims Swayne's Ointment cures eczema itch eruptions and all skin diseases with no internal medicine required. It promises clear, white, healthy skin and urges readers to ask their druggist for the product.
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