Prohibition State Ticket Names Field Leaders
Secretary of State A. L. Crim of Crawfordsville Auditor of State William H. Kellar of Corydon Treasurer Charles M. Lemon of Indianapolis Attorney General Charles E. Holler of South Bend Clerk Supreme Court Daniel E. Boeicher of Urbana Superintendent of Public Instruction W O Bailey of Angola Geologist Allan D. Hole of Earlham College Richmond Statistician Millard F. Gerrish of Seymour
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Prohibition
A. L. Crim
Crawfordaville
William H. Kellar
Corydon
Charles M. Lemon
Indianapolis
Charles E. Holler
South Bend
Daniel E. Boeicher
Urbana
W. O. Bailey
Angola
Allan D. Hole
Earlham College
Richmond
Millard F. Gerrish
Seymour
Prohibition County Ticket Listing Officials
A historical ticket list outlines candidates by position across Prohibition County. It names congress Geo. Co Ulmer, Senator J C Betans Monroeville, Legislature J F Connelly Fort Wayne Geo e Wilson Harlan John Parr Roanoke, Prosecuting Atty A B S Covell R G Clerk T J Earnhardt Monroeville, Auditor J C F McMahen Spencerville, Treasurer Jos B Haifley Spencerville, Sheriffs Albert W Ireland, Comm'rs C L Youse Monroeville A J Paff Huntertown Wm L Robinson County Council W H H Morton Adam J Hamilton John Van Buskirk Geo Gloyd Councilmen at large Sam Wass Jr A C Pound Isaac W Plants Coroner Emil Engle, County Assessor Hamilton Moffett. 2 Nov 6.
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Prohibition County
Congress
Geo. Co. Ulmer
J. C. Betans
Monroeville
J. F.connelly
Fort Wayne
Geo. E .Wilson
Harlan
John Parr
Roanoke
Covell
R. G
T. J. Earnhardt
J. C. F. McMahen
City
Jos. B. Haifley
Spencerville
Albert W. Ireland
C. L. Youse
A. J. Paff
Huntertown
Wm. L. Robinson
W. HH. Morton
Adam J. Hamilton
John van Buskirk
Geo. Gloyd
Fortune Favors the Bold in Daily Start This Day
A poem by S. E. Kiser in the Chicago Record-Herald warns that delay wastes fortune. The speaker urges immediate effort, saying tomorrows fade and only starting now yields success, as laughter and revelry fade and true achievement follows decisive action.
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S. E. Kiser
Chicago Record-Herald
Americans Spend Vast Sums On Liquor And Tea
Zion's Herald reports American Grocer figures show last year Americans spent about 1.549 billion dollars on alcoholic drinks tea coffee and cocoa, up over 21 percent in five years while population rose less than a third. Per capita spending on stimulants reached 18.63 dollars with alcohol about 16 dollars. Beer consumption runs 0.814 gallons per person annually, and the 1905 drink bill could have funded ordinary government expenditures.
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Zion's Herald
Great Surgeon Lorenz Declares Alcoholic Drinks Danger
During his second U S visit, renowned European surgeon Dr Lorenz refused wine at a New York banquet and asked for tea. He stated he cannot be a temperance agitator but notes his success depends on a clear brain firm muscles and steady nerves, so he must not drink.
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Lorenz
Europe
America
New York City
Drunkenness Reports Grow in Army Canteens
General Davis Sage notes rising alcohol abuse tied to post abolition by military canteens. Official figures show large case counts across years including 3100 and 1496 in early periods and smaller totals in later years, highlighting ongoing issues with drunkenness in service.
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Davis Sage
Walking on Water Quip Rings in a Quiet Meeting
A note challenges Dr. Torrey to walk on water during a late evening session. He answers with wit that he can walk on water better than on whisky. The piece closes with Lincoln’s strong quote about counterfeit money and the danger of counterfeit character.
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Dr. Torrey
Abraham Lincoln
Think of It Drink Bill and National Debt Credit
A fragment laments that last year’s drink bill would have paid the national debt and still funded the Panavis canal. The remark attributes vast public spending to alcohol, presenting a pointed critique of fiscal choices.
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Panavis Canal
Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar Cough Syrup Review
A fragment references Bee's laxative honey and tar cough syrup advertised as an AB and cathartic remedy. It notes the product acts on the bowels and was made for relief.
Wall of Partition Between Father and Son Repaired
Theodore Jarvis confronts his son George about growing up and discipline. A life crisis leads to a boat trip and a graveyard reflection, culminating in a vow to treat George as a partner in life and work. The pastor counsels humility and trust to heal the rift.
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The
Christian Herald
Mary
Theodore Jarvis
Theodore
George
Mary Griffis
College
Jarvis
Lfe
Témé
Old Flanders
Flanders
Mr. Jarvis
Mrs. Jarvis
Partition
Justice
John
Eden Park
Abraham
Isaac
Shia
Open Hearts Bridge Gap Between Father and Son
A touching scene shows George and his father overcoming secrets and distance as they embrace. The father vows honesty, and George acknowledges an open-hearted connection with his father, framing a deep family moment. A brief medical note on pine resin promises kidney relief, and a note lists Amalgamated Copper Company employment figures across its mines and camps.
Turkey Expands Girls Education Across 1500 Schools
In Turkey, 1,500 schools educate girls with forty secondary schools totaling about 3,000 girls. The curriculum includes compulsory Koran study, arithmetic, geography and elementary science.
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Turkey
Moon Inhabited Debate Sparks Unlikely Claims
An 19th century note claims science proves lunar atmosphere allows life but not humans. The advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a universal tonic curing headache fever malaria biliousness and more, guaranteed by Tapier & Bro. at a small price.
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Tapier & Bro
Statue of The Fruit Stealer mirrors Campbell-Bannerman in Wells Cathedral
A Wells cathedral statue titled The Fruit Stealer closely resembles Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman. The carving sits on a capital in the nave of the historic church and is reported to be about 600 years old.
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Wells Cathedral
England
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Make Homely Women Pretty By Bad Command Claim
A curious, fragmented ad or note asserts that beauty hinges on a woman’s command rather than features, mentioning Orine Laxative, fruit syrup, and blothed et as unrelated terms amid garbled phrasing.
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Clare Callom
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