Sherrick Case Harshly Examined In Indiana Politics
Opinion column denounces Gov. Hanly for actions against David E. Sherrick, accusing him of breaking faith and misusing bond securities, while critiquing a pattern of official conduct and calling for broad audits. It links personal loyalty to public duty, questions authority, and mocks political figures as part of a larger critique of state governance.
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Sherrick
Hanly
David Sherrick
J. Frank Hanly
Frank Hanly
Compa
Bonding Company
Bonding
Inss
State House
David E. Sherrick
Sequoyah the Mighty Cherokee Alphabet Designer
Special to the Sand Muscogee. I T Sept Sequoyah may become a state symbol if Indian Territory joins. He created the Cherokee syllabary of 85 characters, enabling rapid reading under the most phonetic system. Born in 1763 in Wills Valley Georgia, he was a silver smith who taught himself letters and formed the alphabet in 1810. He aided Cherokee missions to Washington, earned a past reward, and a park was named in Yosemite in his honor. The Cherokees granted him a pension and he lived near Fort Gibson at one time. A monument in Tahlequah was proposed in his honor.
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New York Legislative Committee
New York Life Insurance Company
Thomas F. Ryan
Equitable
New Jersey
Wills Valley
Werne
Sequoyah
Washington
Yosemite Valley
Mort Gibson
Mexico
Tahlequah
Hippert Falls Dead After Viewing Train Victim
A Kidney of Francis Silliman, and Andrew Hippert, members of the Scruppe-M'Rae Press Association at Kewanee Illinois, reported he felt faint after viewing the body of a man killed by a train and shortly afterward died from heart weakness.
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Scrippe-M'Rae Prebs Association
Kewanee. IL
Francis Silliman
Bundey
Andrew Hippert
Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer for September 19 1905
Predictions state a favorable day after noon with health and business tests. Those in employ may be promoted, and a child born on this date should remain employed rather than start a business. A female may face challenges in wedlock.
Sunshine and Smiles at the Early Settlers’ Club in Cleveland
The report describes John D. Rockefeller visiting the Early Settlers association in Cleveland, noting his warm regard for early settlers and their efforts. It mentions local commerce in South Pittsburg, price habits, and social chatter about editors, women, and men, with brief references to ongoing line mergers and broker activity.
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John LD Rockefvller
Arly Settiers’ Association
Cleveland
John
Shreve Business Men Rally as Streets Fill for Engineers Day
In Shreve a crowd gathers Saturday evening as business leaders and engineers arrive, drawn by the event’s appeal and the bustling street scene. Observers note the mood is optimistic, with discussions highlighting local industry and progress despite doubts about a horse race's prospects.
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Shreve
Tobe Massey Breaks Bed Slats in Hyden Victory
Tobe Massey shook off the buck ague on Monday and chopped four slats from the bed, claiming the honor of hard whills. Hyden witnesses a boastful triumph as Massey asserts a championship stance amid odd rustic pride.
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Tobe
Tobe Massey
Ehork
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