Bryan Aims for People Rule But Faces Powerful Opposition
A circulated critique argues the Democratic party serves predatory wealth and machine politics. It accuses Bryan of lacking genuine initiative and warns that southern and urban ballots disenfranchise voters, linking his candidacy to corrupt influence and election thieves.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
St Louis
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Bryan
Socialist Party
Democratic Party
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Alan
Local Family News Roundup From St. Paul Area
Mr and Mrs J R French spent Sunday in Tadienapolis. Mrs French visited Lake Tippecanoe with her son while Mr French returned home. Mrs Frank Allison recovered from illness since early spring. J R Frevc and Dr D J Ballard attended a soldiers reunion in Shelbyville. J Warren Jenkins and family of Kansas City still visit relatives here. Mrs Oglehart plans to move to Indianapolis. Mr Inglehart works at Morristown. Mrs Theodore Eck returned from visiting her daughter in Thnoie. Family may move back to St Paul residence with Mort Templeton. Emma Johannes returned from Indianapolis visit.
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J. R. French
Tadienapolis
J. R. Frevcb
D. J. Ballard
Shelbyville
Fairgrounds
J. Warren Jenkins
Kansas City
Mra.Oglehart
Indianapolis
Mr. Inglehart
Morristown
Theodore Eck
Thlnoie
Mort Templeton
Mr. Templeton
St. Paul
Emma Johannes
Trienda
Katie Kramer
Tudianspolis
Maria Coy
Arthur Woodward
Chautauqua
N.Y
Smith Lowe
Jennie of
Local Social Notes and Reunions Roundup
Sunday visitors Daisy Banta reunion at W. B. Crane’s Wed relatives gathered at Greenfield Miss Frances Power hosted Mise Barkley from Greenfield A North Vernon reunion hosted by Mesdames Bewley and Price In Indianapolis recently Joe Farlow family entertained friends from Indianapolis Lizzie Overleese J H Power S T Overleese set to visit Kansas relatives Ruth Joyce Newcastle Leonard Marion Whitenack visiting Milroy Greensburg guests Heron Flora Jackson Howell and son Holis at Dave McGuire’s Jesse Miller Mert Farlow entertained company S O Norris presided at three funerals infant Tonyes Spurling Bardin deaths at Christian church Milroy burial plans
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Mr. Taley
Daisy Banta
W. B. Cranes
C. C. Bonnell
Mise Barkley
Greenfield
Frances Power
Mesdames Bewley
Price
North Vernon
Joe Farlow
Inndianapolia
Lizzie Overleese
Ruth Joyce
Newcastle
Leonard
Marion Whitenack
Milroy
Heron
Flora Jackson
Greensburg
Howell
Holis
Dave McGuire
Jesse Millers
Mert Farlows
S. O. Norris
Thureaday
John Tonyes
Isaac Spurling
Chas
Bardin
Moulton
Christian Church
Local Notices and Visits Highlight Community News
Big 4 yellow barn paint sells for 1.25 per gallon at Patersons. Residents Mr and Mrs Thomas Carrison and daughter Mise Elnora of Hartsville were in town Tuesday shopping. Mrs M S Johnston and daughter Cora travel to Chicago for the Shoe and Leather Maker Fair then plan a lake trip and a visit at Geneva Haven. Mrs Alice McCallough and daughter Mary were visiting in the south and stopped for days with Mrs Hartmann and Mrs Dan Perry who left for Kansas. Segriggie expected tomorrow to visit son Chas Stegmaier and family. Mise Mary Stegmaier returns from Indianapolis and will assist Mrs Martin this fall, possibly back to Indianapolis in December. The pharmacy notes emphasize quality drugs and prescription compounding at Batterton’s. The Anti-Saloon League meeting Sunday night addressed by Fred Roher or Berne drew vigorous amens though no support for abolishing liquor travels from Indianapolis. It was noted he did not answer a challenge from the Model License League issued from the State headquarters.
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Patterton's
Thomas Carrison
Mise Elnora
Hartsville
M.S. Johnston
Cora
Chicago
Shoe and Leather Makere
Gienna Haven
Anti-Saloon League
Fred Roher
Berne
Indianon
Couinpg
League
Model License League
Dot Harmond
Waldron
Minnis Crews
J. W. Meloy
Walter Crisler
Jos Kelly
Tipton
Kosomo
Indianapolia
Joe
Elias Strickland
Frank Hazen
Shelbyville
Charles Beeson
Marcus Victor van Dusen
Mamma
H. V. Cox
Lette
Ezra Roberts
Westpoint
Benj. Sedgwick
J. T. Myers
Letts
Miesea Gwennoe
Etta Hopper
Nashville
C. B. Taggart
W. A. Taggart
Amos Cox
Clyde Morgan
Local notices and visits fill busy Shelbyville town
A flood of social mentions lists visits by Maud Schwaasz and baby, Ada Clarkson, Miss Belser preparing for IU Bloomington, and many townsfolk moving, traveling, or hosting house parties. Mentions include J. Templeton home occupancy, Edward Redelman’s Lafayette trip, remodeling by Gus Goyert, and numerous callers in Shelbyville and surrounding areas.
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Gus Goyert
Weat Main Street
Panhandle Pete Musical Comedy Promises Vivacious Numbers
The column touts Panhandle Pete as an esthetic musical comedy of the season. It chronicles the adventures of a rough diamond named rete with a lively score praised as sincere and catchy, featuring many popular vocal numbers.
Crossman to stage As You Like It with Braham score
Henrietta Crossman will present As You Like It using the same music as Adelaide Meilson and Mary Ander 800 arranged by the late David Braham. The Hotcombe band at the Cincinnati Zoo concerts impresses audiences with a lively repertoire from Souse two steps to Wegner pieces and Wagnerian fantasies.
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Henrietta Crossman
You
Adelaide Meilson
Mary Ander- 800
David Braham
Hotcombe
Cincinnati Zoo
Mendelsohn Spring Song Scene Draws Mixed Reactions
The piece titled Spring Song staged by an actress in a woodland setting features a pink gown and floral adornments with a swinging nude nymph pose. Critics call the performance a pasticce license and partial desecration of the work, while some applaud its delicate beauty and spring imagery.
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Lovera of
Mendelsohns
Atascin Hed
Rushville educator receives offers from revival leaders
Prof. Whitelaw Spurrier of Rushville, principal of Charleston Illinois schools noted for his vocal ability, has received flattering offers from Rev Billy Sunday and from Rev Mr Scoville who plans to depart for Australia next month.
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Whitelaw Spurrier
Rushville
Charleston, Ill
Billy Sunday
Scoville
Australia
Early Training Shapes Greatness in Young Musicians
Herbert Wilber Greene argues that a single child trained at age five or six will, with early systematic study, surpass peers who start later. He suggests if all future professionals began that young, the nation would have a race of musical giants rather than occasional prodigies.
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Herbert Wilber Greene
Paderewski on talent and the queen’s title
The article notes Paderewski’s view that piano mastery requires a gift and compares genius across arts. It mentions Lady Hallie holding a unique title of his host to the queen, followed by a brief reference.
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Hallie
Child Violin Prodigy Sue Janta And Her Master Prof Janta
Barely seven when she began violin study Sue Janta impressed her father Prof Janta with a Bach sonata during practice. He later became her sole teacher guiding a remarkable early music career while Lady Halle recalls Bayreuth meetings with Wagner.
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Halle
Duke of Edinburgh
Lord Dudley
Lord Hardwicke
Electricity and Attention In the Will Against Death
The article notes that electricity’s effect on the body depends on mind state. It cites electricians touching live heat while asleep with no worse harm than a burn. It contrasts reactions to shocks: 350 volts felt horrific, 500 volts expected causes little impression. The writer suggests will power can oppose the electric force, yielding triumph.
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Otto von der Prordten
Local Social News From Our Town
Rishard Burke and his wife with daughter Katherine plan a return from Chicago this week. Shelbyville resident H W Sanders visited Sunday evening with Mises Orpha Montgomery. Ruth Edwards leaves for Moores Hill after visiting Miss Ethel Watson. Eunice Darnell, Lebanon English teacher, arrived Monday. Jeesie Fletcher and son Leland of Indianapolis returned home after visiting Styere relatives. Earl Rogera heads back to Franklin after vacation. Teressa Tekulve visits friends in Indianapolis. John Zoellner, upbeat on Old Settlers’ grounds, vows to keep spirits high and avoid a hole in the business portion.
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Rishard Burke
Katherine
Chicago
H. W. Sanders
Shelbyville
Mises Orpha Montgomery
Ruth Edwards
Tonday
Moores Hill
Mise Ethel Watson
Eunice Darnell
Lebanon
Jeesie Fletcher
Leland
Indianapolis
Earl Rogera
Franklin
Teressa Tekulve
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