Rev Kuhn Nominated At Shelbyville Democratic Convention
At the Democratic Congressional convention in Shelbyville T H Kuhn of Richmond won nomination by a large majority over C F Northern and Frank Ansted with 59 1 2 votes to 26 1 2 and 19 respectively. Gov candidate Thomas R Marshall spoke before adjournment as Frank M Alexander of Brookville withdrew and became chair. Attendance disappointed and enthusiasm was low.
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Shelbyville
T. H. Kuhn
Richmond
C. F. Northern
Frank Ansted
Kuhn
Thomas R. Marshall
Canidate
Frank M. Alexander
Brookville
Gibson
Rushville
City Hall Painted in Vandalism Incident
Unknown assailants smeared red paint over the Mayor's private office in the city building Tuesday night. The costly paper was ruined and must be replaced at additional expense. Suspicions point to certain crews. if caught, they face strict penalties. The motive remains unclear and the act is described as cowardly.
Temperance Address by Rev Strickland at Open Air Meeting
Rev W M Strickland will deliver a temperance address in an open air meeting Saturday night at 7 30. All good temperance people are invited. He cites a saloon advertisement claiming Bankruption follows Prohibition and will present documents arguing dry towns prosper in the state. Scripture Hosea 4 11 is cited with wine verse.
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W. M. Strickland
Strickland
Pensions Granted by D L Morgan Agency Clarksburg
Veterans and widows received monthly pension increases noted by the D L Morgan agency in Clarksburg. Names include Mrs Margaret Corbin Rushville $12. Samuel Brown Greensburg $17 to $24. Samuel J Murray Connersville $12 to $30. Allen Burton Greensburg $14 to $17. H Burkis Batesville $14 to $17. Jonathan Coon Osgood $17 to $24 per month.
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D. L. Morgan Agency
Clarksburg
Margaret Corbin
Rushville
Samuel Brown
Greensburg
Samuel J. Murray
Connersville
Allen Burton
H. Burkis
Batesville
Jonathan Coon
Osgood
Young Folks Picnic At Criters Dam Near Milford
A city high school party picnicked at Criters dam near Milford on Tuesday. Attendees included Clyde Applegate Raymond Johnston Ernest Elder Harry Ainsworth Cliff on Donnell Bernice Shields Frank Shaw Bernard Kitchin Carl Elder Crystal Rosebrough Ruth Ralston Mildred Johnson Margaret Robison Willa Elder Mabel Welsh Miss Martin and Ardery. Chaperones were Miss Katherine Eich and Florene Hunter.
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Our City
Criters Dam
Milford
Clyde Applegate
Raymond Johnston
Ernest Elder
Harry Ainsworth
Cliffon Donnell
Bernice Shields
Frank Shaw
Bernard Kitchin
Carl Elder
Crystal Rosebrough
Ruth Ralston
Mildred Johnson
Margaret Robison
Willa Elder
Mabel Welsh
Miss Martin
Ardery
Katharine Eich
Florene Hunter
Death of 19 Year Old Harry Mueller in Oklahoma Addition
Harry Mueller aged nineteen resided with his parents in the Oklahoma addition and dropped dead Wednesday evening after several weeks of lung hemorrhages. The report notes his illness and sudden death.
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Harry Mueller
Oklahoma Addition
Picnic Goods From LINEGAR Bros Fancy Cakes and Canned Goods
LINEGAR Bros offers fresh cakes canned pork and beans salmon priced 10c 15c and 25c olive oil and mustard sardines dried beef in glass olives and pickles in bottles plus cheese and crackers for picnic needs.
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs by Foley's Honey and Tar
A. M. Ake of Wood Indiana recounts years of lung hemorrhages then relief after Foley's Honey and Tar. He praises its cough stopping and lung healing powers and warns against substitutes. Batterton's offers The Lion and The Mouse at 50 cents.
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A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
J. H. Batterton
Muncie Names B F Moore as New School Superintendent
The Muncie School Board announces the resignation of Prof. George L. Roberts after nearly five years as superintendent and names B F Moore of Marion as his successor. Moore has led Marion schools for nine years. Roberts will join Purdue University to lead a new department training teachers in special courses.
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Muncie Ind
Muncie
George L. Roberts
B. F. Moore
Marion
Moore
Roberts
Lafayette
Pudie University
Indianapolis Star
Adamstown
Indiana
Frankfort
Paul
Purdue
Missionary Meeting Set for Clarksburg Church
The annual county meeting of missionary societies from Greensburg Forest Hill Kingston and Clarksburg is planned for Clarksburg next Thursday June 11. A good program has been provided and all are cordially invited to attend.
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Presbyterian
Greensburg
Forest Hill
Kingston
Clarksburg
Twilight land of federal and state power debated
President Roosevelt speaks at a Governors' Conference on regulating large corporations and establishing a clear sovereign for accountability. He argues for a framework where either state or national authority acts to best serve the people, with states handling intrastate matters and the federal government stepping in where states cannot act.
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President Roosevelt
Governors’ Conference
One Law For All by Joseph G Cannon
Joseph G Cannon declares in a strong address that he will quit public life rather than betray civil rights and the system of checks and balances. He condemns laws that favor some citizens over others, pledging to protect every American’s equal rights.
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Joseph G. Cannon
Abraham Lincoln
Will Bear the Brunt of Revision
The Wall Street Journal argues that tariff schedules favor domestic manufacturers by protecting final goods while not imposing duties on raw materials. The revised plan would affect investments totaling about 15 billion dollars in manufacturing and impact the income of employees and officers totaling around 4 billion dollars annually.
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Wall Street Journal
Protection Benefits and Tariff Receipts Decline
The Lewiston Journal notes shrinking federal receipts since July 1 totaling 22 million dollars while expenditures rose more than double that. It argues the Dingley tariff previously boosted income, preventing a worse treasury condition amid the panic.
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Federal Treasury
Lewiston Journal
Dr King’s New Life Pills Sold at Local Drug Store
Purifier pills promoted to cure bilious headaches and jaundice by cleansing liver and bowels. Advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills for 25 cents at F. M. Henry & Co. drug store.
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Dr. King
New Life
F. M. Henry & Co
Senate debate on unloading stocks to keep factories running
In a Senate discussion sparked by Culberson of Texas, lawmakers weigh whether US goods are sold abroad cheaper than at home to unload surplus. Gallinger cites Toronto prices and export discounts. Culberson and Scott argue the practice is common and sometimes necessary to keep workers employed.
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United States Senate
Culberson
Texas
Gallinger
Great
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Amoskeag Corporation
United States
New Hampshire
Mr. Gallinger
Mr. Culberson
Toronto
The
Industrial Commission
Scott
Balance of Trade Boosts Treasury Surplus Amid Deficit
The treasury deficit, about 60 million dollars, will be offset by a favorable balance of trade over 700 million. For ten months ending April, the surplus reached 613,560,325, the highest for any ten months in our history.
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Treasury
A One Man Party
Congressman Rodenberg criticizes Republicans for lacking a single leader and independence. He argues the party should not be owned by any man, contrasts with Bryan, and mocks leaders like Champ Clark and Ollie James as heirs apparent.
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Republican Party
Nolens Volens
Bryan
Rienzi
New Jersey
Leake
Champ Clark
Ollie James
Congressman Rodenberg
Roosevelt Antitrust Crusade Inspires Republican Reform Resolve
Congressman Rodenberg lauds Theodore Roosevelt for advancing Sherman Act enforcement and curbing corporate power. He asserts that 1909 will continue this reform under the Republican successor, stressing justice, equality, and public rights over capital.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Rodenberg
What a Vote For Democracy Means
A historic appeal argues for supporting a Republican president and House next November. It claims Democratic control would yield gridlock and a “do nothing” policy, while a Republican win would prompt tariff revision antitrust fixes, labor laws, currency reform, and decisive action benefiting the nation.
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Senate
House
McKinley Endorses Protection Vindication Says It Has Workd Its Case
The Freeport Journal notes President McKinley in his final speeches claimed protection has vindicated itself and cannot be harmed by praise or attacks. It argues his protectionist stance will stand against scrutiny and facts.
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New York
McKinley
Freeport
Equitable Tariff Promise Extolled by Republicans
The speaker asserts that continued Republican power will ensure a tariff fair to all regions and interests. It will treat capital and labor equitably and benefit farming and mining sectors as well.
Helpful Advice for Women in Lynn Mass Letters
An advisory text urges women to write to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts with private illness details. It claims her decades of correspondence with sick women offer knowledge to help cases and that letters are treated confidentially, citing grateful women as proof of its power.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound The Remarkable Cure Claim
Mrs Norman R Barnett of Allentown PA reports long standing organic disturbance and female weakness requiring surgery, saying Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound helped her become well. The ad touts the remedy as a standard cure for displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities periodic pains backache bearing down and nervous prostration.
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Norman R. Barnett
Allentown
Lydia E. Pinkham
Electric Bitters Rejuvenates Mill Creek Man
Mr C Farthing of Mill Creek Ind Ter recalls a near fatal decline nine years ago. A druggist advised Electric Bitters, and the product restored his strength. He credits the remedy with saving his life and enabling him to regain health. Sold under guarantee at F M Henry & Co.'s drug store for 50 cents per bottle.
For fares and sale dates contact Big Four agent
For fares dates of sale and party details apply to nearest Big Four agent or H J Rhein G P A Cincinnati O. Gpo53 S.
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Big Four
H. J. Rhein
Cincinnati
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