Ballot slate announced for Indiana state offices
The Kokomo Journal lists candidates for state offices including Secretary of State MAX F. A. HOFFMAN Cass. Auditor JONN D. EVANS Marion. Treasurer ROBERT H. W. MILROY Carroll. Attorney General NELSON TRUSSLER Fayette. Superintendent BARNABAS C. NOBBS Wayne. Supreme Court Justices A. T. GSBORN Laporte. J. T. ELLIOT Henry. C. A. RAY Marion. and R. C. GREGORY Tippecanoe for district posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max. F. A. Hoffman
Cass
Jonn D. Evans
Marion
Robert HW. Milroy
Carroll
Nelson Trussler
Fayette
Public Instruction
Barnabas C. Nobbs
Wayne
Supreme Court
Ibu Dist
A. T.gsborn
Laporte
Disti
J. T. Elliot
Henry
Local Officials List for Carroll County Elections
Citizens review listed candidates for county offices including Senator Carroll County W R Kistler Representative T M Kirkpatrick Clerk H I Winslow Auditor Lutiler S Gray Treasurer I W Rayburn Sheriff Joan Trees Recorder Samuel Richey Coroner Jesse Leeka Surveyor Silas Stout and Commissioners Joan Rodkey and G P Pitzer B J A Ellis in district allocations.
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Carroll County
W.R. Kistler
T. M. Kirkpatrick
Samuel Richey
Jesse Leeka
Silas Stout
Temperance Debates Stir Community and Clergy
A large Saturday meeting discussed temperance aims with strong remarks on ministers' conduct. Bishop Clark preached at the M E Church drawing a full crowd, followed by fourteen ministers ordained deacons. Monday report items covered conference boundaries and memorials, with adjournment to Huntington and appointment lists read as citizens praised for hospitality.
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Committee On Temperance
E. Hall
J. W.R Miller
Richmond
Congregational Church
RR. IL
Sparks
Christian
Y. Stabler
Presbyterian
Robison
Friends
Simpson
M. E
Clark
Jeff
Thompson
Kingsley
Merril
Christian Advocate
Bowman
Asbury College
Greencastle
Mittee
Father Eddy
Daily Tribune
Huntington
Subscribe and Send The Journal to Loved Ones
A plea to share the Kokomo Journal weekly edition with friends and family across the west or east. The note touts the gift value and personal satisfaction of giving news from Kokomo as a profitable opportunity for subscribers.
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Kokomo
Trial of McFarland for Richardson Murder Proceeds
The McFarland murder trial in New York continues, with the insanity plea likely to influence the case. Observers expect this proceeding to spark strong reactions and add a new page to the nation’s criminal records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yen
McFarland
Richardson
N. Y
Beaver case bail for Dr Vinadl sparks public concern
Last week Dr J J Vinadl was admitted to bail in the Beaver case in the sum of 12000 dollars. He is back and has resumed his practice prompting questions about his activities and possible more victims associated with Wheeler.
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J J. Vinadl
P'lymouth Democrat
Wheeler
Kokomo Streets Highlighted by Mirror Writer
Mirror praises Kokomo streets calling them the best in the state. George Sfarding is commended for truthfulness and candid speech about local streets and nostalgic visions of better times.
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Kokomo
Mirror
George Sfarding
Elastic garters draw praise from Lebanon Patriot readers
A Lebanon Patriot notice extols elastic garters with bows and clasps as attractive on good looking girls. A response from Dave, invoking a palpitator, protests against the insinuations.
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Lebanon
Dave
Reverend A S Kinnan Faces Defense by Sentinel
Rev A S Kinnan, who sought trial by the Conference last week after all witnesses were deemed unavailable, now receives defense coverage from the Indianapolis Sentinel.
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A. S. Kinnan
Indianapolis Sentinel
Prisoner Remark Sparks County Jail Briefs
Nes Harding of the Afiror calle faces remark on prisoners in our county jail. The note refers to a harsh comment labeled Brief Nastiness and suggests a possible link to the phrase Short and Dirty.
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Nes Harding
County Officials Tally Delinquents in Annual Settlement
The County Auditor and Treasurer conduct their annual settlement as delinquents surpass last year's total. The report notes higher delinquency figures and ongoing collection efforts.
The Great Showman Attends Church on Sabbath
A noted figure attended church on Sabbath and showed interest in the bishop's sermon, drawing attention from congregants and onlookers.
Temperance Revival Underway in Bourbon Camp
A great temperance revival is in progress in Bourbon with Capt. Buck leading the movement among locals and performing a strong revival effort.
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Bourbon
Buck
Conference of the M E Church Adjourns in Dignified Style
The Conference of the M E Church adjourned its annual session in city, conducted with intelligent, dignified debate and Christian spirit. Quirky nomenclature and playful characterizations appear in a humorous contrast to orderly proceedings, followed by a light note on a two week Tipton elopement incident and a remark on marshy property troubles.
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M. E. Church
Preston
Martindale Lynch
Mann
Parrett
Jordon
Rhodes
Shackelford
Kirwood
Heath
Campbell
Wright
Barnes
Howe
Freeman
Newman
Carland
Pearmar
Walker
Streight
Beal
Hutchison
Slade
Spellman
Lee
Leo
Oden
Greer
Tipton
Indianapolis
Questioning Rev J G White Lectures in City
A reader asks why Sentinel pursues information about the Reverend J G White who has lectured here for several evenings and who is noted for speaking on Catholic topics. The inquiry queries the author’s motive and the man’s notoriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.G. White
Pifalo
Sentinel
Indianapolis Prepares Large Scale Summer Developments
The Journal reports Indianapolis will spend about two million on private buildings and improvements stone and over one million on public buildings this summer. The effort aims to stimulate local business activity and growth.
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Indianapolis
Journal
Reed Meets Journal Circle Ahead of Judicial Convention
Reed of the Peru Republican visited Monday and met all parties connected with the Journal. He is a good fellow, and if present at the judicial convention on Saturday next, his smiling countenance will again be seen.
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Reed
The
Peru Republican
Ferdinand Dorsch
Dorsch
Kokomo
Ind
ETNA
New
Mra. Dorsch
F. Dorsch
Tenement demand grows as rental supply dries up
City faces severe housing shortage with few vacant units available for rent. Officials note other cities have surplus housing, but this locality struggles to meet demand and calls for more construction of tenement houses.
Newspaper man R Randall visits city to oversee publication
R Randall formerly partnered in the Journal and now with the Western Independent spent Friday and Saturday in the city to tend to paper interests.
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Cept. R. Randall
Journal
Twestern Independent
Grand Rapids Goshen and Warsaw Railroad Advancement
Work has begun on the Grand Rapids, Goshen and Warsaw railroad and is being pushed forward vigorously. The road is planned to open to Warsaw by August or September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Goshen & Warsaw
Warsaw
Len Wallace Leads Lafayette District Congressional Race
Sax-Gen. Len Wallace appears to hold the inside track for Congress in the Lafayette district as candidates jockey for position and support builds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len. Wallace
Congress
Lafayette
City backs 60000 aid for Ft Wayne and Pacific Railroad
In Fulton County a majority supports spending 60000 to aid the Ft Wayne and Pacific Railroad. Opinions clash on railroad building and taxation for sidewalks and street repairs. Joy Ninde withdraws from Congress race in the Ninth Shanks district as Henry and Randolph Quakers and nearby counties back Shanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
Ft. Wayne and Pacific
Joy Ninde
Congress
Shanks
Henry
Randolph
Jay
Will
Ninde
New Albany and St Louis Air Line Railroad Opens
The New Albany and St Louis Air Line Railroad began construction at New Albany on a Tuesday. President A Brad ley and official Morris Mc Donald attended with the first blows and spike driving. Two tramps were tied up at Tipton after Brady from the times helped them find meals. Morning showed them cooled and secured in a butcher shop for the night.
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New
Tipton
Brady
Times
Eagle House
Burglars Strike Vermillion County Treasury in Monday Night Heist
The Vermillion County treasury suffered a burglary on Monday night with thirty five thousand dollars paid to the intruders. The Pioneer notes the paper’s flashy business notices and mocks Tom Coblentz. Spiritualism grows as Terre Haute mayor unites A Boggs and Flora Poindexter in a ceremony. The census taker will soon visit to count households.
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Vermillion County
Booneville
Warrick Co
Coblentz
Tom
Terre Haute
A. Boggs
Flora Poindexter
Candidate S. Dryden Named for First Ward Councilman
Eight sign is presented as a notice that S. Dryden is a candidate for Councilman from the First Ward. The notice praises his character, calling him a good man.
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8. S. Dryden
Teper Bis Week Focuses On Conference Items
Our paper highlights conference items occupying much of this week and appealing to readers, with attention drawn to key meetings and decisions. The summary notes ongoing discussions and anticipated outcomes across committees and events.
Indiana Methodist ministers list district appointments
A long roster lists ministers and their assignments across Indiana districts including Anderson, Muncie, Fort Wayne, Logansport, Marion, Warsaw, Goshen, Elkhart, Peru, and more. It notes transfers of several ministers to other conferences and identifies church bodies and quarterly conferences involved.
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Richmond
M. Manny
Pearl St
J. W
Grace
E. B. Snyder
Central
Comstock
Whitewater
Centreville
Cambridge
James Johnston
Dublin
Lewisville
Jamie, McCarty
Knightstown
J. D. Spellman
Farmland
R. J Selo
Truntsville
Blountsville
J. Harrison
Newcastle
E. M. Baker
Middletown
W. Anderson
W. N
Meissee
Slagerstown
L. Roberts
Williamsburg
J. I. Peirce
Winchester
W. F. Walker
Spartansburg
Thomas Bowman
Indiana Asbury University
Pearl Street Quarterly Conference
O. V. Lemon
Preacher's Aid Society
Muncie
J. E. Ervin
A. Fish
E. I. Pearce
Marion
F. F. Tasty
C. Minter
Schna
T. Sells
Union City
F. T. Simpson
Deerfield
J. L. Ramsey
Portland
M. A. Teague
Dunkirk
If. Peirce
Albany
Eli Raaimel
Camden
A. M. Kermwood
Hartford City
F. A. Sale
Jonesboro
D. F. Stright
New Corner
lIf
N. Kerrick
Montpelier
Xenia
A. J. Lewellen
Logansport Dist
Mbreamen
P. E
Logansport
N. Gillam
Mission
Black
New Waverly
J. Leonard
Peru
Main Street
H. C. Waltz
Third Street
C. W. Miller
Mexico
P. Carland
Miami
J. L. Miller
Santafe
R. T. Lang
Jerome
William Peck
Kokomo
W. Wilson
Alto
C. Disbro
Tipton
C. Bock
Nicklin
Henry Vil
Russiaville
J. M. Jackson
Lincoln
J. N. McMahon
C. Martindale
Agent State Temperance Alliance
Logansport Quarterly Conference
Ft. Wayne
Fort Wayne—Wayne
M. Th. Mendenhall
Centenary
D. P. Hartman
Monroeville
C. LE. Shackleford
Decatur
A. Robinson
Pleasant Mills
B. P. Baker
New Corydon
C. IL. Wilkinson
Ossian
W. HE. Curtis
N. Baker
Bluffton
R. Tobey
Riftsburg
B. Galbraith
Roanoke
J. T. Shackleford
Huntington
J. B.birt
Bourbon
Bristol
G. I. Tih
Middlebury
W. Comstock
Lima
J. J. Cooper
van Buren
Geo. W. Howe
LaGrange
Wolcottville
J. H. Hutchinson
Ligonier
S. H. Rhodes
New Paris
J. M. Mann
Wawaka
E. Mahin
Albion
J. W. Smith
Geo. Newton
Horticultural Meeting Debates Orchard Exposures
Kokomo Horticultural Society met on April 19 with President Vail presiding. Minutes approved. Vail read an essay on planting apple orchards. Members debated eastern western and northern exposures and injury from late frosts. Seeds from Washington arrived. part distributed, rest for absent members. Brown to present pruning essay in June. Evening damp but meeting lively. For the Journal notes on church incident and a local joker’s turkey joke, both from the city.
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Kokomo Horticultural Society
Vail
M. Brown
Ife
Mr. Vail
Templin
Agricultural Department
Washington
Descriptions of a growing town trade and civic improvements
The writer praises a town for its thriving local trade and planned road upgrades including macadamized streets. The new Court House is described as grand with superior interior design and frescoes. Two Republican presses and upcoming Democratic organ are noted, with comment on political divides and local gratitude to Sherman House owner Beamer and associates.
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Bay
Indiana
Sherman House
Messrs. Beamer, Webb
The
Journal
Ft. Wayne
Democrat
Methodists of New Jersey Form State Conference
The Methodists of New Jersey plan a State Conference similar to New York. One aim is to inform politicians how Methodists view the common school question.
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Methodists
New Jersey
New York
Gail Hamilton Styles Hair In Bright Yellow Shade
Gail Hamilton sports a short cut with hair tossed back from her brow and pinned up in a tidy style. The look emphasizes a playful boldness and easy maintenance.
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Gail Hamilton
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G. P. Pitzer
Anderson
W. IL
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Anderson Circuit
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Perkinsville
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Aa. Davis
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S. T. Stout
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J. Lacey
Eden
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East Side Public Square
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N.Y
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Liverpool
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