Political Names List for Indiana Officials
Severner Thomas RFR from Mar sall Columbia City. Lieutenant Governor Frank J Halt Rushville. Secretary of State James F Cox Columbus. Treasurer John Isenbarger. Auditor Marlon Bailey North Manchester. Clark Dricks county. Attorney General Walter J Sotz Muncie. Supt of Public Instruction Robert J Alley Bloomington. State Statistician P J Keller Indianapolis. Judge of Supreme Court M B Lairy Logansport.
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James F. Cox
Columbus
John Isenbarger
Marlon Bailey
Manchester
Dricks County
Walter J. Sotz
Muncie
Robert J. Alley
Bloomington
P. J. Kelleher
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
M. B. Lairy
Logansport
Tariff and taxes blamed for high living and deficits
The piece denounces the Republican Congress for spending over a billion dollars in a single session and running a near 250 million dollar revenue deficit by June next year. It argues tariffs shape market prices, protect trusts, and keep living costs high, contrasting Republican papers who claim tariff minimal influence.
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Republican Congress
Congress
Stomach enlargement mistaken for kidney trouble
A pharmacist warns many diagnose kidney disease when the issue is stomach enlargement caused by gas. Prosene marketed as a stomach tonic is suggested. a home remedy mix with Cinchona, sherry, and Prosene Compound is advised to take before meals and at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Pharmacal Company
Chicago
O. J. Beesom
Moorman Men Claim Millerites Defeated and Parade Threats
Rochester Sentinel reports Moorman supporters claim the Millerites are whipped and expect a lively convention Monday. They threaten a parade carrying Moorman and anti Miller banners and one bet offers 925 in cash that others cannot win the game. A dune clearance sale begins Friday June 5 with millinery bargains advertised by J. B. Pearce.
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Rochester
Monterey
J. B. Pearce
Allison Sure of Victory in State Nominations
Results from Iowa primaries show William Allison winning the Republican nomination for U S Senate with a large majority, about 10000, while Carroll is nominated for governor by about 15 500. Hull narrowly contends for Congress as Cummins and several officials secure strong margins. statewide totals indicate Allison carried most counties and districts, with mixed outcomes in others.
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Carroll
Dex Moines
Willam Allison
United States Senate
Bop
Carrod
Crmorever
Warren Garst
George W. Clarke
B. Murphy
Brigess
Cummins
Allison
Dubie
Cumingword
Hull
Frank P. Woods
Conner
Hubard
Hardin County
Bryan Tour Ends With Omaha Stop In Nebraska Speech Rush
Bryan completed a seven day tour through Nebraska delivering about eighty speeches and responses, largely opposing the current financial system and criticizing the currency measure. He spoke in North Platte Lexington and Columbus, expressing delight with the trip. The Baltimore Democratic State convention elected delegates to the Denver national convention and endorsed Bryan while Louisiana's convention endorsed him but restrained its delegation.
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Omaha
Bryan
Nebraska
Columbus
Congress
North Platte
Lexington
Tiart
Sclater Labollette
Baltimore
Denver
Brysn
Maryhind
Haton Rouge
Lia
Lune
Louisiana
Taft forces arrive as Mormon issue splits convention
Chicago June 4 Frank Ete head campaign manager for Secretary Taft arrives hopeful for the OnMoon nomination on the first ballot. Other arrivals include John Versman A B Humphrey and Senator Scott with Virginia on the national committee. Idaho Democrats struggle over the Mormon question amid chaotic scenes.
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Frank
Ete Eark
Taft
Waanington
John Versman
Cannon
A. B. Humphrey
Hughes
Scott
Wea
Virginia
National Committee
Twin Falls
Ida
Democratic Party of Idaho
Bitter Denver contest as Dalits lead anti Marmon faction
The report notes regular Bach in the same hall and a bitter national committee battle in Denver. Dalits heads the anti Marmon faction as both conventions name delegates to the Denver gathering.
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Bach
Denver
Col Martin Arrives in Denver for Democratic National Convention
Col Martin at Denver arrives from St Louis to stay through the convention. Col John tL Afar serves as sergeant at the event and will remain after the conclave ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Martin
Denver
John Tl. Afarfir
St. Louis
Honor to Jefferson Davis remembered nationwide
New Orleans marked the centennial of Jefferson Davis’s birth as ceremonies spread across the South. Montgom ery, Alabama hosted events recalling Davis as Confederate president with sites at election, inauguration, and first government headquarters identified for future monuments. Simultaneous observances reached from Virginia to Texas, with holidays slowing business. Celebrations occurred at Davis birthplace Fairview Kentucky and Beauvoir Mississippi, long home of the Confederacy.
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New Orleans
TeYercoun Davis
Montgomery
Alt
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Virgin
Texas
Wills
Clay
Fairview
Jo Told
Divs
Beauvoir
Miss
Publisher in Trouble Indicted Over Lottery Schemes
A federal grand jury indicted James L. Lovering publisher of The Mail Order Monthly and Successful Agriculture on charges of using the mails to promote a lottery and defraud. Indictments also named Samuel A. Phillips promoter of the St Paul and Seattle Electric railway and Martin P. Quigley cashier of Wisconsin Grain and Stock Company on related offenses. The allegations center on puzzles and prize contests promising forty acre fans and other items, with money taken but prizes not awarded.
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St. Paul
Federal Grand Jury
James L. Lovering
Mail Order Monthly
Blow
Samuel A. Phillips
Lovering
Fatal Dynamite Explosion in Canal Zone Kill Two
A premature blast of twenty six tons of dynamite struck Calthito Mulato in the Chagres division on May 22, likely due to lightning. Two U S citizens died Clifford J Coggan leverman and J W Roche powderman. Two other workers injured. Several hundred nearby for work. Remarkable few casualties.
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Washington
Calthito Mulato
Chagres Division
Canal Zone
United States
Clifford J. Coggan
Leverman
J. W. Roche
Powderman
Murderer’s suicide after grocery owner slaying in Winnington
Michael Emory, about twenty five, a Winnington grocery proprietor, was shot and killed by John Tipolit, a Pole who had worked for him. Immediately after the murder Tipolit killed himself, crying that the murderer is supposed to have been temporarily deranged as he was not known to have malice against Emory.
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Winnington
Del
Michael Emory
John Tipolit
Emory
Uwipolit
International Brotherhood keeps Cleveland as headquarters
In Cleveland on June 4 a two to one vote by the International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers affirmed Cleveland as general headquarters for the next decade starting 1910. Detroit selected for the biennial convention meeting place, and WLIL Rent of Detroit elected third assistant grand engineer.
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Cleveland
Cohmbus
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Detroit
Wlil Rent
Michigan and Indiana Retail Coal Association Meeting Moves HQ
The Michigan and Indiana Retail Coal Association held its annual meeting in Detroit after voting to move headquarters from Benton Harbor Michigan to Detroit. Officers elected include President J. W. Lavadrum of Terre Haute and Secretary Reil Harris of Benton Harbor.
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Benton Harbor
Detroit
Michigan and Indiana Retail Coal Association
Mich
J. W. Lavadrum
Terre Haute
Re i. Harris
Church Union Proposal Abandoned By Assembly
Pittsburg June 4 The proposed union of the Presbyterian and United Presbyterian churches has been abandoned. A report recommending such action was adopted at the closing session of the general assembly which adjourned sine die.
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Pittsburg
Presbyterian
Unitei Presbyterian Churches
General Assembly of the United Presbyterians
Stranger Dies After Lodge Room Address in St Joseph
In St Joseph Missouri on June 4 a Syracuse New York salt company representative named HH Houghton visited a local lodge meeting at the Knights of Pythias hall. He delivered a short address and then collapsed and died. The incident occurred in the lodge room with attendees surprised by the sudden death. The report notes he was a visitor and had been a perfect stranger to those present.
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St. Joseph, Mo
HH. Houghton
Syracuse, N. Y
Kalghta of Pythias
R101 Only One Man Hit in a Plates Fight in Terre Haute
In Terre Haute Indiana a violent clash between pro and anti saloon factions led to gunfire with one man wounded and others blamed for the unrest. Sheriff Walters requested militia aid as armed guards patrolled tavern areas and threats of further violence circulated.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Shelon
Shelbouen
Sullivan County
Noardis City
Evansvile
Terre Hiaute
Walters
George Tayes
Sen
George Anderson
Revalyver Sivétle
Sullivar Vel
Odd Fellows Goat Attracts Local Curiosity In Huntington
In Huntington Indiana on June 4 locals report Mischievous boys and curious women have tried to spy on the actions of the Odd Fellows goat at Browns Corners lodge. The lodge there is among the county’s largest and joining has drawn many. A committee has been created to consult Prosecuting Attorney Eberhart on giving the goat a more suitable exercise ground. Women have even used ladders to peer into lodge rooms leading to some being forced to descend.
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Huntington
Ind
Becauire
Odd Fellows
Ode Fellows
Browns Corners
Eberhart
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Leiige
Annie St John and daughter buy St Fol hotel
Mrs Annie St John and her daughter Miss Moanie St John buy the St Fol hotel from Krink St John, her divorced husband, paying cash. The two women will run the hotel, while St Folin plans to move to Michigan and enter another hotel venture in the western state.
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Munele
Twe
Mra
Annie St. John
Moanie St. John
St. Fot
Krink St. John
St. John
St. Folin
Michigan
Woman Accused of Starting Fire at Poultry Henhouse
In Althen Indiana on June 4 Mrs. Gus Lief, reportedly a clean bysher poultry hase, poured coal oil on straw and started a blaze aimed at destroying the chicken lire. The fire grew beyond intent, destroying the poultry hut and three adjoining outbuildings.
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Althen
Tnd
Gus Lief
Lief
Prominent farmer Henry Keuserer dies in plowing accident
In Munele Indiana on June 4 Henry Keuserer aged sixty eight, a wealthy farmer, suddenly suffered paralysis while plowing on his farm and died. In Rushville Indiana on June 4 a fine boy was born to Representative Watsons wife and a telegram of congratulations was received from President Roosevelt.
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Munele
Ind
Henry Keuserer
Roosevelt
Rushville
Watson
Rooseelt
Mirza Golem Acrobats Join Ringling Bros Show
Shah of Persia releases Mirza Golem acrobats to join Ringling Bros World’s Greatest Shows. The troupe performs in America this spring for the first time outside the Shah’s court, alongside other famed acts like Patty Bros and Marnello Maraitz. The June 16 visit to Goshen features new canvas, parade, and fresh paint.
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Mirza Golem
Ringling Bros
Constantinople
Teheran
America
Wonderfu
Ringling Bros. Itis
Patty Bros
Marnello-Maraitz
Italy
Europe
Belfords
Australia
Marguerite and
Hanley
Germany
Burgers and
Clara
France
St. Leons
Carnellos
Spain
Balliats
Goshen
Dealer Not to Blame in Bologna Poisoning Inquest
In South Bend Coroner Clark presided over an inquest into seven year old Harold Bunn's death after reportedly eating bologna from Friday. Witness Lizzie Bunn claimed the meat was fine when sold and only poisonous after several days. She said others in the family ate it with no ill effects.
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Lizzie Bunn
Clark
South Bend
Unique Round Barn Rising On Sarn Farm Near New Paris
Sarn, Elias Snyder builds a 60 foot diameter round horse barn with 55 foot peak height on his New Paris area farm. 24 foot siding, double hip roof, first such barn in the county. Philip Loudaman of Bremen oversees the project.
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Elias Snyder
New Paris
Philip Loudaman
Bremen
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Joseph A. Beane
Indiana
Severner—Thomas Rfr
Marsall
Columbia City
Frank J. Halt
Bulletin
Klinger Lake
Iowa
Maryland
Tate
the Southland
Shelburn
Evansville Brewing Company
Sam
Button
Walt
Shah OF Persia
Bologna
Hollister
Geo. W. Rule
South Fifth Street
South Main Street
Onborn Mall
Fourtover
Mas
Remedy Co
N.Y. Gor
Lake Shore
Mich. Sothern
Elkhart County
Choice. E
F. W. Woolworth & Co
S. Mainstreet
Imperial Orchestra
Oxfords
Twomey
Hving
NEW York Life
First
Walter C. Herr
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