Taft and Sherman Nomination at Republican Convention
Chicago June 1 Taft and Sherman were nominated for president and vice president on the first ballots. New York's 78 votes for Sherman shifted the vice presidential balance, eclipsing Cortelyou. Roosevelt’s name drew Roosevelt stampedes but Taft kept solid support amid cheers and a rousing Burton finale.
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Sherman
New York State
Fas Cauchs
Empire State
James 8. Sherman
Ituelf
Cortelyou
New York
Governor Guild
Massachusettes
Massachusetts
Guild
Murphy
New Jersey
Sheldon
Nebraska
Knight
Caliornia
John Hays Hamomad
Fairbanks
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Univels
Michigan
Oklahoma
Kansas
Delaware
Timothy Woodruff
Cannon
Mmigago
Tash
Henry Cabot Lodge
Knox
Flughes
Ta Follette
Foraker
Roosevelt
Hennéslvania
Theodore B. Burton
Minister Stover resigns from First Christian Church Lebanon
The Rev J A Stover tendered his resignation as pastor of the First Christian church in Lebanon after two years of service. He cites threatened voice failure and seeks six months to a year of rest in a better climate, likely moving to Manzanola Colorado for temporary residence and business with his brother. He has declined recent calls from Ohio and Iowa and plans to leave Sept 1.
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J. A. Stover
First Christian Church
Mr. Stover
Lebanon
Acqasi
Stover
Manzanola
Colo
A. R. Stover
Griswold
Ohio
Iowa
Colloseum 15 Tendered for Big Conventions
Charles Downing announces future free use of the Coliseum at the state fair grounds for state political conventions of all parties. A national convention may later be held there, while the current North America Saengerbund event and a Chicago convention labor in the background.
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Charles Downing
State Board For Agriculture
State Fair Ground
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Fair Ground
Saenger
Saengerbund
Colloseum
Chicago
Niece of Mrs Neidlinger Quarantined After Hydrophobia Suspect
A girl, relative of Mrs J M Neidlinger, was bitten by a family dog and later developed swelling and blackened skin. Alarmed, her guardians sought medical aid and she was diagnosed with hydrophobia. She was removed to the Pasteur Institute Tuesday evening for a twenty one day stay.
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J. M. Neidlinger
Pasteur Institute
Real Summer Begins on Sunday June 21 2167
Real summer, per the almanac, starts next Sunday June 21, with June through August not marking its end. The official close is September 22 when autumn begins, and days will lengthen until late week though daylight lasts until about 10 PM, with dawn possible as early as 3:40 AM.
Elegant Luncheon Held At East South Street Home
Mrs B S Higgins hosted an elegant 1 o'clock luncheon at her East South Street residence in honor of Mrs Carl Oltzel of Danville Tennessee who is visiting Mrs C D King. Twelve covers were laid with a French basket centerpiece of pink and white carnations.
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Mra
B.S. Higgins
East South Street
Eclipse of the Sun Visible Here June 28
Lebanon residents will see an annular solar eclipse on the morning of June 28 if skies are clear. The almanac notes the eclipse path includes North America, parts of Europe and Africa with timing around 22 minutes after midnight to 11:33 a.m. local time in Evanaville, lasting about three hours. Market notes report calves steady with top prices around 7 dollars, while sheep and lamb markets opened steady to strong with spring lambs near 6.76 and fat sheep around 4.78.
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Lebanon
Almanac
North America
Europe
Africa
Atlantic
Pacific
Mexico
Tampa
Florida
Bermuda Islands
Evanaville
Indiana hog and cattle market activity signals mixed gains
Indianapolis markets show hog demand improving with steadier to higher opening prices and brisker selling. best heavies at 5.90, common hogs 5.40 to 5.70, receipts about 9,000. Cattle offerings were heavy with prices down. grad steers 25 cents lower, common and butcher grades down 15 to 25 cents, demand uneven as buyers browse.
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Aod
Thorntown Man Claims A Bride At Lafayette
Miss Elizabeth Ethel Goldaberry daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Goldsberry marries William Moore Neptune of Thorntown at the Goldsberry home West Lafayette The ceremony at 7 40 PM was read by Dr T J Bassett with a small gathering Present were out of town Neptune family members and friends The bride wore a lace trimmed white dress with a shower bouquet of daisies The groom a Purdue civil engineering graduate and Missouri Pacific railroad civil engineer based in St Louis
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Lafayette Courier
Elizabeth Ethel
Goldaberry
Joseph Goldsberry
William Moore Neptune
Thorntown
Goldsberry
Pierce Street
West Lafayette
T. J. Bassett
Weat Side Methodist Church
Purdue University
Missouri-Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
John W. Neptune
Helen
Celine
Katherine
George Neptune
Mary
Memphis
Farm Land Note Hearings Prolonged By Board of Review
The Board of Review reviewed assessments for W. 5 Cunningham and noted an adjustment of zero dollars. J. M. Martin and Belford Mahoney received a hearing regarding notes issued for renting farm lands. The matter was discussed at length and continued.
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W. 5. Cunningham
J. M. Martin
Belford Mahoney
Primary Election Tomorrow in Center Township Race for Trustee and Assessor
Republicans of Center township hold a Saturday primary in the court room with polls from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. The ten candidates for trustee and assessor have waged a vigorous contest and expect a large turnout as they urge supporters to vote.
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Center Township
Tere
Cane Fer
Main
Taft Indiana Gains Spotlight Amid Railway Ties
Taft Indiana steps into prominence as a rail and transport hub between Anderson and Pendleton. Farmers Bates and Keesling, locally Republican and Democrat, are noted residents. The Big Four line and Indiana Union Traction both serve the area with Stop 1 nearby, while Taft seeks its first traction station designation. An accident years ago drew local attention.
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Taft
Ind
John Bates
Albert Keesling
Tiployes
Indianapolis
Big Pour
Anderson
Pendleton
Indiana Railroad Commission
Big Four Railroad
Bates
Keesing
Indiana Union Traction Company
Traction Company
Big Four
Wainright
Capt
Dicky Wainright
The
Atlantic
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Beate
Bacon
Committee On Resolutions
Hanly
Colorado
Dence
State Board OF Agriculture
Whitestown Dispatch
Lelia Rodibaugh
Augusta
Indianapolle
Rembrandt
Ant Michael Corot
Children's Guild of Courtesy
London
Mrs. B.S. Higgins
Oitzel
Danville, Ill
Lafayette
William
Neptune and
Miss
Elizabeth E. Goldsberry
Board OF Review
Center Town
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