Local notes and social travelers fill Greensburg pages
Alabastine paint andImperial Olive Oil advertised at Batterton's. Milford and Winchester visitors drop in while many residents attend gatherings at Bloomington Columbus and Indianapolis. School plans and public health orders affect Harris City. local trips include visits to Danville Kentucky and Princeton for funerals. state fair visitors report horse shows and exhibits. civic clubs host lectures and travel tours.
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Lucian Willey
Madison
Walter McElroy
Henry Scaltz T
Indianapolis
Robert Hoover
Harris City
County Board of Health
City Cork
Miller Street
Greeneburg Wester Company
Big Four Railroad Company
Helen Ewing
Clinton
Abel. Ewing
Jwife
Danville
Kentucky
Mary Kercheval
Cambridge City
George Kercheval
W. M. McCall
Robert Buell
Grace Humphrey
Springhill
Bloomington
Young People’s Society
Earl House
Garland Mills
R. P. Moore
Princeton
John Pavy
Frank Alexander
Watson Bastic
John Gartin
Near Gurney
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Endorsements
One hundred dollar reward offer for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo guaranteed honorable dealings over 15 years. Walding Kinnan & Marvin, Toledo wholesalers, vouch for Cheney. Cure taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Electric Bitters Proves Best for Digestive Health
Silver City resident C. M. Harden touts Electric Bitters as unmatched for stomach, liver, and kidney issues. He says the medicine strengthens weakness and back pain, and helps with chills and malaria. Sold under guarantee at F. H. Henry & Co. for 50 cents.
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C. M. Harden
Silver City
North Carolina
William J. Bryan on pensions and a question for veterans
The text recalls William J. Bryan’s 1895 World Herald remarks on Union soldiers pensions. He warned Congress must allocate at least 186 million dollars next session, calling part of the debt unearned and criticizing government spending. It ends asking how old veterans would view such a leader for president.
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Democratic Party
William J. Bryan
Omaha World Herald
Congress
Can Brewers Buy Indiana Votes This Fall
The piece argues brewers and saloon men try to sway Indiana voters to thwart temperance laws. It claims Democrats align with brewery interests, while Republicans push strong temperance measures. The call is to elect Jim Watson as governor and a Republican legislature to advance temperance.
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Jim Watson
Democratic campaign framing remonstrance law clash in platform
Democratic speakers attack the Taggart platform as framed to nullify the remonstrance law now on the statute books. Governor candidate Marshall, a noted lawyer, says in his campaign opening that while remonstrance laws remain, a vote already taken should never be used to invoke them.
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Marshall
Court reform pushes easier access to courts for the poor
Attorney General Bingham calls for simplified procedures so citizens of limited means can file suits and receive prompt judgments. He argues current delays injure the poor against wealthier opponents and vows to push equal justice in both lower and higher courts in Indiana.
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Bingham
Indiana
Jim” Bingham
Fort Wayne Speech Praises Indiana Republican Stewardship
In a Fort Wayne keynote Jim Watson argues the Indiana Republican administration saves money while delivering high efficiency. He claims costs rose naturally yet avoidable extravagance did not occur, praising the party's governance as beneficial to the state and its people.
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Fort Wayne
Jim Watson
Indiana
Commonwealth
Old Vermont Votes Hint at National Electoral Tilt
The piece argues Vermont’s strong Republican vote signals national trends for November. It asserts Indiana’s results hold similar forecasting value and notes no Democratic president has won without Indiana, while Bryan’s defeat seems likely regardless of Indiana’s vote. It warns Republicans to avoid a minority showing in Indiana.
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Vermont
Indiana
Bryan
Hearst and Friends Enjoy Evening in English's Theater
Hearst and his companions in Indiana spent a pleasant evening at English's theater. Although many in the crowd disapproved of him or his party, they appreciated the entertainment centered on the parties they belong to. The talk pleased Hearst and left no one feeling aggrieved today.
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Hearst
Indiana
Bryan Seeks Proof of Change After Denver Convention
In his acceptance speech he said the Denver convention renewed his faith and strengthened his attachment to the principles he had advocated for twelve years, challenging critics to provide a single proof of change.
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Bryan
Denver
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