Polygamy Debate Shakes Greensburg Church Leaders
Rollin A. Turner reports in Greensburg Indiana that Mormon elders deny polygamy is practiced while Rev. Rankin cites Joseph F. Smith admissions and 1900s church statements. Turner frames the issue as a public dispute over belief and law.
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Turtley
Mormon Church
Doctor Rankin
Woodruff
Joseph F. Smith
Ogden
Utah
Desert News
Joseph Smith
Smith
Senate Committee of Privileges and Elections
Mr. Taylor
Wilford Woodruff
Senator Overman
Smoot
Mr. Smoot
July health bulletin lists diarrhoea top illness and deaths
The state board of health reports diarrhoea as the most prevalent July disease, followed by cholera morbus dysentery and cholera infantum. Tuberculosis caused 339 deaths and left 192 orphans. pneumonia 60 deaths. typhoid 207 cases with 58 deaths. violence caused 207 deaths with many murders accidents and other fatalities.
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State Board of Health
High School Teachers Named for County Schools
The county selects teachers for the new year across Greensburg and other towns including Cincinnati Tippecanoe City Lebanon and Evansville. Greensburg opens Monday with improvements at east and west buildings and a new south entrance tower and stairway separating high school pupils from grades.
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Greensburg
L. P Stewart
Cincinnati
M.S Mitchell
Tippecanoe City
Ohio
Eunice Darnell
Lebanon
Sadie Machlin
Connersville
Julia Benden
Beaver Falls
Pennsylvania
Vertner Long
Evansville
Clarksburg
H. C. Doles
Letts
A. K. Knowles
Milford
H. H. Weirman
Newpoint
Oscar Baas
St. Paul
J. R. Crawley
Sardinia
R.B. Kenady
Westport
Oscar Holmes
St. Omer
Raymond Turner
E. C. Jerman
Biliousness relief praised by Allegan resident
J. J. Firestone of Allegan Michigan says he took two Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and feels fifty percent better after weeks. He calls them a fine biliousness remedy. Batterton's drug store stocks them with samples free.
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Chamberlain
J. J. Firestone
Allegan, Mich
Batterton’s
Taft Endorsed As Best Exponent Of National Purpose
The Springfield Republican endorses Taft as best to enlarge democracy within the republic. It argues Taft has proven executive ability and experience, while questioning Bryan's readiness for high office. The editorial disputes Bryan’s statesmanship and defends Taft’s record on tariffs and the paper tax.
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Springfield
Mass
Republican
Taft
Mr. Bryan
Hisgen
Mr Bryan
Bryan
Democrat Higman Could Cross Party Lines in Delaware County
In Muncie a Democratic legislature candidate from Delaware County says he will vote with Republicans on county local option if elected while staying a Democrat on other issues. Higman could retire from the ticket at the committee’s request, which might hand the Republicans a easy victory. He is not a Prohibitionist but opposes the brewery collar, reflecting a broader temperance stance among Indiana Democrats.
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Muncie
Delaware County
Guaranty of Bank Deposits Under Scrutiny
The piece denounces Bryan for promoting a deposit guaranty and warns it would harm honest banks and raise costs for depositors. It contrasts Oklahoma and Kansas bank failures with New York banks that recovered and criticizes tariff reform rhetoric amid farmer concerns. It cites a Indianapolis Democratic newspaper on beef prices and farm woes.
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Wildcat
Indiana
Bryan
Topeka
Oklahoma
Cleveland
New York
Kansas
Postal Savings Bank
Savings Bank
Indianapolis
Shall the people rule in a republican nation
John Kern denounces Bryan’s campaign claim in Indianapolis arguing the people do rule when their will is known and acted on, but he criticizes lacking concrete examples of the general will being overridden by those in power.
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Paper Trust
Democratic Congress
Bryan
Kern
Republic
John Kern
Indianapolis
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Bulletin of Disease
Springfield Republican
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van Dyke
9&C
Copenhagen
Geo. W. Magee
Linegar Bros
The
Meridian Life and Trust Co
General Agency
H. Lewis Cowles
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