Hanly Opens Campaign At Tipton Address
Gov J Frank Hanly addressed 1500 gathered in Tipton Indiana in a swing through the state that highlighted law enforcement banking insurance and durance reforms He attacked Democrats and praised his investigations into state offices noting insurers premiums and deposits to illustrate state business scale.
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Tipton
Ini
Opera House
J. Frank Hanly
Republian Party
Indianapolis
James PB. Goodrich
Carl Riddick
Hanly
Keing
Insurance
Himnly
Statehouse
Elseere
Taggart
Thomas Taggart
Alonzo Greene Smith
Indi- Sua
Instel
Governor Hanly Defends Reform Drive and Proposes Law
Governor Hanly outlines the administration’s reform program, defending integrity, public funds recovery, and aggressive enforcement of temperance and anti fraud measures. He criticizes domestic mismanagement, warns political entanglements, and praises the Moore law, state banking oversight, and the railroad commission as key achievements. The speech urges continued support for honest government and tax-funded accountability.
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Sal
Presian
Iintends
Hanly
State Railroad Commission
Indiana Republicans Endorse Reform Agenda and Administration
A lengthy blast praising the administration's record and denouncing opponents, arguing reform measures have protected state funds, exposed misdeeds, and improved tax and insurance practices. It urges continued support to enact a two-cent railroad fare, stronger banking and public funds oversight, and broader insurance law revisions, contrasting with critics led by Thomas Taggart and Alonzo Green Smith.
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Ett
Nto
Thomas Taggart
French Lick
Alonzo Green Smith
Peruna Praise Letters Highlight Top Endorsements
Letters from Mrs. Bordnar in Harrisburg and Miss Matthews in Tennessee extol Peruna as a cure and remedy. A Brooklyn writer and others share experiences praising Peruna for convalescence and performance support after overwork and illness.
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Peruna
Alive J. Bordnar
Harrisburg
Tam
Coult
HM L. Matthews
Cis
Tenn
Donkey Mine Discovery Leads to Strange Court ruling
In Spokane on September 27 a marble shaft costing 289 dollars will mark the grave of Bill the donkey, the only donkey to own a share in a gold mine found along the Coeur dAlene river in 1884. Kellogg and ORourke discovered ore. Cooper & Peck claimed interest as owners of the donkey. A judge awarded Cooper & Peck a half share in Bunker Hill and a quarter in Sullivan, with the mine valued at about 19 million dollars and annual dividends around 2.18 million. Kellogg later bought the donkey for 29 dollars and provided 40 a month for its keeping. Bill became a neighborhood curiosity.
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Spokane
Wash
Hill
Corur d'Alene
Idaho
N.S. Kellogg
Murray
Cooper
Bill
Mile Creek
Coeur d'Alene
O'Rourke
Cooper & Peck
Norman Buck
Jackams
Phil O'Rourke
N.S Kelloge
Sullivan
Don Sullivan
Jacob Goetz
Ket
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Mings
National California Club Forms in New York
California women in New York organize a National California club. The group, flourishing and rooted in California birth, contemplates branches in other U.S. cities.
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California
New York
United States
Lace trimming secrets for matching gown colors
Housewives learn to dye lace to match fashionable gown shades such as navy blue and old gold. The article notes it is easy to dye at home using dyes sold for the purpose, but achieving an exact color match is challenging. It suggests having trimming dyed by reliable houses and recommends using affordable Italian lace.
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Legisla
Indiana
General Assembly
Democratic National Committee
French Lick
Original Britannia portrait of Duchess of Richmond
Franses Stewart later duchess renowned as Britannia on British coinage for over twenty years. The copper engraving is described as solemn yet lacking vivacity and intellect. One of her portraits is kept at Buckingham Palace.
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Franses Stewart
Duchess of
Richmond
Buckingham Palace
Gloves and gowns part as fashion tips drift by
A shopper at a glove counter notes white gloves only match white gowns and describes a purchase of black white blue and tan long kid gloves at $1.40 a pair. The clerk says gloves change with the gown and friendships drift amid fashion.
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Indy
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French Hick
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Democratic Party
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GOV
Mrs. Celeste Co
Dalaste Covell
Petsy Tosa Educational and Benevolent Society
Harrison Street
Chicago
W Jacobs Goelz
Britannia
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