Two-Cent Fare Plank Dominates State Republican Platform
At the Claypool hotel meeting, Indiana Republicans shaped a platform endorsing Governor Hanly and a two-cent railway fare. The plan also calls for a strict public depository law and tighter bank supervision, with opposition from the railroad lobby and notable debates over Sherrick and Fairbanks references.
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Miller
Whdely
Republians
Pheteniy
Wav
Hane Ty
Sherrick
Delewatns
Sherrick Mint
Charles Warren Fiurhantes
Fairbanks
Washington
Indianapolis
Repub
Friends of
Walybenks
Hern
Political intrigue dominates Indiana convention preparations
A state party committee plans a late January meeting at the party headquarters to settle platform details while ensuring convention candidate assessments are paid. Delegates from Indianapolis wards rush to back Hadley, Monyhan, and Bookwalter tickets amid fights over nomination order and judge placements.
Primaries Sharpen Marion County Delegates Race
In Marion County the Republican delegate primary drew heavy interest and heated scenes. G Joseph and Nell McGrourly led the state slate, with Joseph defeated amid protests of unfair tactics and a potential challenge. John C Billheimer supporters claim a strong showing.
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G. Joseph
Nell McGrourly
Joseph
Tie
John C. Billheimer
Primarios
Jacob Joel Seen As Key Player In State Treasurer Race
Report notes Jacob Joel, 18 confidents in Crawfordville, courting the Te DuBeaM shale convention. Bonnell cites Joel as a potential strong factor for statewide treasurer votes, with projections of 600 to 700 first-ballot notes and influence over other candidates.
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Crawfordavile
TL Kennels
Covente Dipstein
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Crawfordaville
Lihat Placn
Fry
Rope
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Bonnell
Pee Vandidates
Alter Delegating
Pte
Deel
Joel
Jacl
Fairbanks Skips Indiana State Republican Convention
A Special to The Sem reports that Vice President Fairbanks will not attend the Indiana state Republican convention in Indianapolis. GOP leaders in Washington express surprise and note his absence may delay mobilizing forces for the 1908 presidential race. Senators Beveridge and Hemenway plan to attend, with the Indiana delegation, as the two day event unfolds.
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Washington
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Beveridge
Hemenway
Indiana
Fatbanks
North Indiana conference licenses women and denounces tobacco
Special to The Sun Alexandria Indiana reports major changes at the North Indiana Conference. The assembly approved licensing women preachers, added a temperance stance against tobacco, and directed funds previously given to church extension. The long list of pastors and districts followed as officers and presiding elders were named for various appointments across Indiana.
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Alexandria
Ind
Guy
Natly
Church
Taw
Jessle J. Nateagur
Albany
J. B. McNary
Albany Creal
van Sevite
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Negh Andereuy
Fleet Church
Oo D
Creel Anderson
Indiana Avenue Church
Woa
Anderson
Madigin Avenue
Low
Singer
Clotthy
Sion
Madson Canal
Richey
Dy Sole
Bateson
Mishers
Covenant
Forteille
Arnold
Gaeyn
Hollpeter
Gili
Harriton
Bart Sattipers
Siti
Ingalls
de Wy Zeebes
Mathews JM
Metorasy
Martin
Manvie
Avondalennirch
Tuna
Mauneie
Stient Church
Munete
Madison Street Chord
Food regulation in the Japanese army during the war
An OCR fragment describes strict Japanese military food rules to ensure soldier health. It touts Maria Vita or Malta-Vita as a key nutritious food, claiming it blends white wheat with barley malt extract to boost vitality, digestion, and strength, promising robust health through a wheat malt product.
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Russia
Andhra
America
Japan
Maria
Malta
Vita
Gorky and Allies Plan Campaign in New York
A report details Gorky and fellow revolutionists preparing in New York to mobilize support for a Russian overthrow. It notes a committee of prominent New York figures backing the effort and a headquarters at 7 Putnam Avenue, with Gorky using the Hotel Belsaro as a base while coordinating with sympathizers across the United States.
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Gorky
New York
Putth Ave
Uctay
Joadera
York
Ketslalee
Russian revolutionary talk drawn from Norodny interview
The piece reports on Norodny detailing united actions of three Russian revolutionary groups and plans for a summer uprising. It notes support from army officers and soldiers, fundraising, and the role of Gorky in the campaign. immigration officials in Washington would scrutinize his entry, with political prison history not disqualifying.
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Norodny
Manchuria
Arty
Hagard
Gorky
Mr. Norodny
Erra Umen
Washington
Robert W. Watchorn
Lew
Antler
Rusia
Leads to Madness From Coffee Remedy Sees Health Return
A Topeka reader recounts severe insomnia and dyspepsia caused by coffee, and crediting Pontum Food Coffee with rapid relief. After years of symptoms, stopping coffee and switching to Postum restored sleep, digestion, and nervous comfort, leading to lasting improvement over five years. The testimonial cites Postum’s creator Postum Food Coffee Co. and the book The Road to Smallville for context.
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Postum I Co
Battle Crook
Biich
Smallville
Public events and meetings concise listing
The Retail Liquor Dealers association of Marion county plans its first grand ball on Wednesday night in Germania hall. The Frances Willard WCTU meets Tuesday at 2 o clock at Mrs. Jonnie Pervine’s home, 164 Hall-place. The Ladies Aid Society of Edwin Ray M E church hosts a social at Mrs. Mary Carson’s home Tuesday. The Halteplace M H church Home Missionary Society fair has been postponed. The Fourth Presbyterian Missionary Society meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Rhodehammel’s home, Talbot age. Grand and petit juries and the district court sessions begin May 1. Broadway Mt. church Women’s Home Missionary Society mite box opening is Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. Gaylord Rust’s, 339 Ashland-ave. A grocers smoker is planned by Mo O’Connor & Co in the Commercial club Assembly room Tuesday night.
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Home Missionary Society
Halteplace
M. H
Missionary Society
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Toraday
A'Vlock
Mra
W.H. Rhodehammel
District Court
Druok
Women's Hone Missionary Sociery
Broadway Mt
Mere
Gaylord Rust
Ashland-ave
Indinapolis
Mo O'Coonor & Co
Commercial Club
Old Presbyt erian church hosts quit court in Indiana
April 10 report from The PRIM Ind notes the old Presbyterian church in Hold Court in church is repurposed for county quit court. The building was vacated earlier for a new courthouse under construction, with work valued at about 24000 dollars.
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Ind
Conaresation
Lehigh Valley Railroad and Bo ck Beer Notices
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Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
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Mich
Bocker
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Bock Beer
Anapolix Brewing Company
Spokane
Pacific Coat
Chicano & Northwestern Railway
Alankka
W. B. Kalskern
P. T. My Co
Growth Star Store’s Rise Shaped Downtown Jedison
The Star Store in Jedionapolis has grown from a one room setup in 3 by 90 feet to a five story, 61 by 95 foot building with extensive warehouses and a New York office. Owners Efroymson Meier and Wolf expanded through aggressive buying, advertising, and a large force of clerks and traveling salesmen, turning a humble beginning into a dominant downtown retailer with evolving buildings and a notable $900,000 Occidental hotel purchase.
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Star
Messrs
Etroymann
G. A. Efroymaon
Meier Etrosmaon
Louis Wolf
Inn
Occidental Hotel
New York
Leonard Sr
Terre Haute
W. New York St
Meyer Efroymson
RK. Smith
Schlesinger & Mayer
Chicago
Maranal Field
Indiana
Mbmois
Tvo
Bva
Astory
IRS
Thte
Corener
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Im Russie
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Menolay
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Rheipittary Revolutionary Party
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Achilan, Gros. & Co
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