Republican Growth and War Aims in the Philippines
A speech traces the Spanish-American War, Cuba, and Philippine possessions. It defends the treaty of Paris, outlines governance for Porto Rico and the Philippines, and argues for national credit and honor through a vigorous Republican era. It praises President McKinley, condemns Cuban abuses, and forecasts global reach of American commerce.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Spain
United States
Havana
Cuba
Washington
Paris
Maniila
Philippines
Senate
Republican Party
Porto Rico
Tie
Philippine Islands
Supreme Court of the
Europe
Hawaii
China
Abraham Lincoln
Bright's disease claimed cure with Peruna and Manalin
Letters from readers in Ontario Arkansas and Louisiana praise Peruna and Manalin for Bright's disease and kidney catarrh. Patients report dramatic recoveries after taking the remedies, with claims of restored appetite and relief from swelling. The ad urges early use and warns against substitutes, offering a free catarrh book from The Peruna Drug Mfg Co. Columbus, O.
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Mary A. Shear
Jennings
Bright
M’f’g Co
Columbus
Foley
Alexander & Co
Harvest notes and social items from Greensburg area
Farmers harvest busy after rains as Nora Moberly and others visit Greensburg and Westport. J. W. Brewer’s saw mill logs, log hauling by Cal Bently, and Miss Stella Porter with Mae Taylor visiting Myrta Myers. Ice cream festival June 30 at Goddard schoolhouse. Mt. Pleasant youths plan Children’s Day July 8 at Ta rk ey. Bessie R. Bundy burial route from North Vernon to Shelbyville. Health advisory on backache and kidney care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. F. Brewer
Greensburg
Stella Porter
Mae Taylor
Myrta Myers
Westport
Cal Bently
Forest Hill
J. W. Brewer & Son
New
Goddard School House
Cincinnati
Harrah for McKinley and Roosevelt in local item
Local notes mention Harrah backing McKinley and Roosevelt. Ovid Irwin buys a new buggy and Joe Irwin a new rig. J H Shafer family attend Epworth League. Artie Wagner visiting after brother's wedding. Rumor of a Bear Creek wedding. Rev Bogue Holiness leader to visit. Harvest near with light binder noise. Man son Ovid Irwin may harvest wheat. Horse disease harms work stock. Dr Hiram Carson and brother George return home settling their father’s estate. Wollinger sons buy Keeley saw mill and hire Elsie Tanner as head lawyer. Herring brothers expand strawberry farm and build reputation. Democratic trustees race some dark horses. harnesses with hobble attachments ready. Bob Roberts resigns summer resort post to seek California call. Arthur and Mary May Herring wed Sunday at 6 pm. Children’s exercises at C A church praised. collection amount unknown.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Ovid Irwin
Joe Irwin
J. H. Shafer
Artie Wagner
Bear Creek
Bogue
Pat Manson
Hiram Carson
George
Wollinger
Keeley & Son
Elsie Tanner
Herring Brothers
Horace
Bob Roberts
California
Herring
Arthur Herring
Mary May
Rev. A. Carter
C. A
Downeyville Quarry Activity and Local News Progress
Downeyville reports steady stone quarry business while a local home expansion adds three rooms. The hay harvest suffers due to rains. Miss Kate Fletcher from Chicago visits Mrs. Shelhorn. William Scudder plans to move here. Cash King and Thomas Herbert visit to buy stock hogs. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Jessup visit relatives. Mission Society schedules a meeting next Sunday after Sunday school with Mrs. Stimson of Greensburg addressing on Mission Work.
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Mission Society
Local notes report travels and events across towns
Earl Jewett leaves for Chicago to attend medical college. William Fleming wins a $35 judgment against Rev Bowers. Families travel between towns as W C Woodfill and wives visit Oldenburg. Hugh Shannon from Spring Hill visits T L LaRue family. Water mains extended to I C C F Home. work completed. A C Helm and wife travel to Augusta Kentucky for a brother's wedding. Charles Bobbitt and Lee Myers accompany Misses Cora Hamilton and Gertrude Cones to Oldenburg. House for rent at Hendricks and Monfort. Commencement at Oldenburg. Mrs J F Goddard and Laura Jennings attend State Musical Convention in Columbus. Mrs Parrish, daughter of A P Bone, ill in Roanoke. Mrs H G Manning of Los Angeles visits Kingston connections. daughter of Rev Daniel Gilmer who preached there 1856–58.
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Earl Jewett
Chicago
Medical
William Fleming
Rev Bowers
W. C. Woodfill
Geo. Bird
Oldenburg
Hugh Shannon
Spring Bill
T. L LaRue
I.C.C. F
A.C. Helm
Augusta
Mr. Helm
Charles Bobbitt
Lee Myers
Cora Hamilton
Gertrude Cones
Hendricks and Monfort
C. G. Muller
E. R. Minear
Thomas Hendricks
M. D. Tackett
Davidson Wilson
J. F. Goddard
Laura Jennings
Moore’s Hill
Columbus
Parrish
A. P. Bone
Roanoke
Bone
H. G. Manning
Los Angeles
Cal
John C. Robison
Daniel Gilmer
Kingston
The Garden Party by the Literary Club 94 Hosts
The Garden Party at Mrs Ale How ard Fair View East Main street Tuesday afternoon 4 to 7. One hundred fifty invitations issued few regrets. Decorations in pink and blue with stars and stripes on the lawn. Mesdames Lambert Wooden Brose Donnell and Stegmair greeted guests. Misses Williams Ardery Hamilton served at punch. Music by Prof Williams orchestra and a light collation followed. Out of town guests included Mrs J H Hamilton Syracuse NY Mrs Coleman Indianapolis Miss Camilla Donnell Kingston Miss Edna Stewart.
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Ale Howard
Fair View
East Main Street
Mesdames Lambert
Wooden
Brose Donnell
Stegmair
Pearl
J. H. Hamilton
Syracuse
N. Y
Coleman
Indianapolis
Camilla
Emma Donnell
Kingston
Edna Stewart
Local Society Notes From St Paul and Nearby Towns
St Paul Otis Seward was in Indianapolis last week Elmer Shortridge was home over Sundays Clarence Higgs spent Sunday in Indianapolis with relatives Miss Lena Buell attended the commencement at Oldenburg Thursday night O A McCoy and wife attended the funeral of O A Barlow and wife Greensburg last week Charles Suppenlatz presented his daughter Miss Eva with a handsome rubber tired buggy last week Miss Audria Jones of Fairland and Miss Annie Craig of Indianapolis were guests of Miss Lena Buell Tuesday Benjamin Jenking Dr C L Howard Hon L A Jewett and Chris Reigar will compose a fishing party that will leave for lower Flat Rock Look out for fish stories when they return Rev Alphonso Burns of Hartsville will preach at the Christian church Sunday morning and evening There will be a special song service by the choir under Prof W M Alley The Christian church Sunday school elected officers last Sunday Superintendent Roy Kanouse assistants C D Harwood and Clinton Ireland secretary Misa Lorenna Trimble assistants Misses Ollie Martin and Maud Leffler Librarians Misses Mabel Leffler Bessie Barnes Nellie Kanouse and Ethel Watkins
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Clarence Higgs
Indianapolis
Lena Buell
Oldenburg
O. A. McCoy
O. A. Barlow
Greensburg
Charles Suppenlatz
Eva
Audria,Jones
Fairland
Annie Craig
Benjamin Jenking
C. L. Howard
Hon
L. A. Jewett
Chris. Reigar
Lower Flat Rock
Alphonso Burns
Hartsville
Christian Church
W. M. Alley
Christian Church Sunday School
Roy Kanouse
C. D. Harwood
Clinton Ireland
Misa Lorenna Trimble
Ollie Martin
Maud Leffler
Tibrarians
Mabel Leffller
Bessie Barnes
Nellie Kanouse
Ethel Watkins
Banner Salve Promises Healing for Skin Ailments
Advert describes Banner Salve as the universal remedy for cuts burns sores piles and skin diseases with high praise from all users. It credits Alexander & Co. as the supplier and emphasizes its world leading healing claims.
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Alexander & Co
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Atarah
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Petrolea
Ontario
Canada
3. N. Howard
Martie, Ark
Perona
Han
Nora Moberly
Will Styers
Jesse Styers
Mt. Pleasant
Elva Trittipo
Tarkey
V.C. West
Letts
Vic
Valparaiso
Bessie R. Bundy
Harris City
North Vernon
Shelbyville
Downeyville
Shelhorn & Applegate
Kate Fletcher
J. L. Shelhorn
William Scudder
Cash King
Thomas Herbert
Rush County
Johnson
Mechanicsburg
Jessup
Wintersville
C. B. Grover
Hamilton Block
Franklin Street
Grover
Scott
Hood
Emma Smith
Mitchell Street
Oswego, N. Y
Sear Coun
St. Paul
Otis Seward
Elmer Shortridge
R. T. Wright
Suimtmer Millinery
Pinson & CO
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