Statewide Political Slate Names For Electors And Supreme Court
The list specifies a $100 stipend for State Statistician B. F. Johnson of Benton County and names Reporter Supreme Court Charles F. Remy of Jackson County. Delegates-at-Large include Charles W. Fairbanks Albert J. Beveridge James A. Mount and Charles S. Hernly with alternates Electors Nathan Powell William Amsden Thomas Adams Gurley Brewer Hugh H. Hanna and C. W. Miller.
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Supreme Court
Charles F. Remy
Jackson County
Charles W. Fairbanks
Albert J. Beveridge
James A. Mount
Charles S. Hernly
Nathan Powell
William Amsden
Thomas Adams
Gurley Brewer
Generals Wheeler and Otis Attend Rochester Reception
Gen Wheeler and Gen Otis are the guests of honor at a large reception in Rochester New York today. They are hosted by local officials and expected to speak on military affairs and current events. The event highlights postwar cooperation and regional interest in national security.
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Gen. Wheeler
Gen. Otis
Rochester
N. Y
Strikes Attributed to Prosperity Draw Fierce Critique
The Atlanta Constitution argues that strikes stem from prosperity, a stance seen as a harsh admission by a Democratic-leaning publication. The remark ignites debate over labor remedies and political bias in reporting.
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Atlanta Constitution
New York Democrats Feel Pressure Over Trusts Cooling Debate
The Democratic ice trust in New York cools ardor of politicians once vocal against trusts as public reaction shifts and internal tensions rise within the party.
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Democratic Ice Trust
New York
New York Mayor Admits Ice Trust Stock Holdings
The Democratic mayor of New York disclosed owning a substantial stake in the ice trust accused of overpricing to city residents. The admission ties the city leader to a major commodity concern and raises questions about governance and consumer price impacts.
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New York
Ice Trust
Oregon Leads Push as Nation Heads to November Vote
The article notes Oregon embracing expansion and expects other states to agree in November as the Union prepares for nationwide action.
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Oregon
Kentucky Governors Race Shapes Up with Yerkes Nomination
Hon. W.8. Tayog declines to run for Governor in Kentucky. Informants say Hon. John W. Yerkes of Danville is the Republican presidential candidate nominee.
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Tayog
Kentucky
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John W. Yerkes
Danville
Sixteen Survivors Mentioned for Republican National Convention
Report says only sixteen delegates survive from the first Republican National Convention. They will receive front seats and special attention at the upcoming convention next week.
Democratic camp features Bryan and others in the spotlight
The article discusses Bryan leading the Democrats with others joining the scene. It notes a nod to the last Democratic president and hints at a future cautious stance. The piece reflects party dynamics and potential strategy shifts.
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Bryan
Population center likely to stay near Columbus
Speculation runs high on where population center will settle this year. Some statisticians say the East grows faster than the West, but the writer doubts this and believes the center will not move beyond nearby Columbus.
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Columbus
Rocests Seen As Strong Candidate In State Race
Noan T. Rocests, a comparatively young candidate for Representative, shown by the vote as a ster in politics, is praised for concern for state and county welfare and pledges a reform voice in the next Legislature. Rogers is noted as associate editor of the Taz STANDARD. Peens arg Review.
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Noan T. Rocests
Rogers
Taz Standard
Peensarg Review
Local society notes and town happenings
Miss Maud Welsh visits her uncle Col Welh and family in Anderson. Ed Porter visits Shelbyville but remains lame from a Georgia railroad wreck. Ed Short marries Lottie Barnes south of town. they plan to live in Harris City. Howell Long and Edith LeSourd wed in Cincinnati. he studies law there. County awards Shaffer estate damages for pike construction. Newton Dashiell and Ada Adams wed in Indianapolis. he is Rev J W Dashiell’s son. Red Men lodge grows. ministerial association to meet June 26. Flower Mission Day at poor farm. high school orchestra entertains. Minear buys father’s interest. remodels Minear block with new front. millinery moves to dry goods area.
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Newton Dashiell
Chicago
Ada Adams
Indianapolis
J. W. Dashiell
Madison
First
M. E. Church
Adams County notes and social doings from June
The Adams township column records Ida Eiler and Bertha Lanham leaving for Franklin for commencement. Local business changes include F T Holland taking over the depot restaurant. Community notices cover church leagues, student graduations, and road to Waynesburg church dedication with funds raised to clear debts.
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Ida Eiler
Bertha Lanham
Adams
Franklin
Card of Thanks for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mrs. B Doty of Des Moines Iowa thanks the makers of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for relief in 80 cases of coughs lung trouble and whooping cough. The note expresses lasting obligation and invites continued good service, with Baterton Bros as the seller.
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Doty
Des Moines
Iowa
Batterton Bros
Peruna touted as cure for stomach catarrh in ad letter
A Columbus doctor and Pe-ru-Na testimonials claim Peruna cures catarrh of the stomach and improve general weakness. A Missouri man recounts dyspepsia relief after two bottles of Peruna and four of Manalin, noting prior medical failures and renewed health. Summer Catarrh information offered free by the Peruna Drug Mfg Co.
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E. Mainstreet
Columbus
Hartman
Alex. Carter
van Buren
Carter Co
Mullanphy Hospital
St. Louis
West Baden
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Hot Springs
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Local events note family visits and community life
Letts reports a busy period with a Saturday band festival success, church services, and many local social visits. Notable items include visiting relatives, a dedication at Waynesburg, Knights meeting, and Miss Carrie Cooper’s visit. Will T. Stout wins in athletics. Frankin College field contests highlight. Community projects, telephone company support, and Children’s Day decorations receive praise.
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Will T. Stout
D. M. Par- Ty
Franklin College
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