Memorial Day Proclamation and City Ordinance Notice
Memorial Day message honors Civil War sacrifices and republic resilience. The Herald reports on Madison Indiana commemorations and a new city ordinance requiring two metal garbage cans with separate ash and waste sections for sanitary cleanup. Also includes an 1886 affidavit and promotional notes unrelated to local policy.
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Ralston
Indiana
Amercan
Fuure
Garcons
Ars
Palvanseed Iftun
Board of Health
Forecast hits on tariff shifts and tax changes in Congress
A Washington forecast reports Democratic caucus revisions to tariffs on wool, iron, and other goods, with wool manufactures rising sixty to ninety percent, structural iron duties revised downward, pig iron free, and income tax adjustments pending conference decisions. Local notices recount a Rushville lawsuit over a housekeeper hire and a court case lasting three weeks, with social ads and a Presbyterian tag event noted.
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Ball Grove
Secretary of the Treasury
Eleare Mga
Sand Oto
Rushville
Tad
Dea Thavik
du i. Swafford
Mrr Davis
Ruahsoile
Toew
bBo
Meehan
Wbubletin Board Ag
Keavin
Meacham de Lies
In Favor of Lazy Loving Husbands Debate At Baptist Meeting
May 21 report from Washington notes a Baptist congregation split over the idea of a lazy husband versus a diligent mate. Women debated whether a lazy husband is preferable, while others argued the opposite, with some supporting the industrious partner.
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Woashongrton. Inf
Pre
Fermi
Baptist
Poe
Lowever
Rand
Girl graduates craft own graduation dresses at grammar school
The grammar school plans a self sewn graduation dress project for fourteen year old girls. Miss Almond and Mrs. Stapp supervise a white cotton voile gown with red bow accents, made by students using a new machine bought from proceeds of a previous play. The program aims to prove cost effective dresses under one dollar and showcases student work at the May 29 and June 2 ceremonies.
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Daga
Gerre
Vildis
Svasitursa
Cie Mathers
Cratminar
Felthey
Miss Almond
Mra. Stapp
Hag
Sa—Grammar School
Hiawatha
Handsome Herbel Presbyterian Church Dedicated at Knightstown
The Koogitstown Banner reports the new Herbel Presbyterian Church in Knightstown, built at an estimated cost of 25 000 pounds, dedicated Sunday May high attendance and strong offerings totaling 5 280 10 with subscriptions reaching 25 525 10. The project honors Rev. H Graham son of Mrs Jen nie Siraliam and features modern conveniences praised by locals.
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Koogitstown
New Herbel Presbyterian Churen
Aroost
H. Graham
Jennie Siraliam
Knightstown
Young Woman Shot In Toledo Identifies Slayer
Toledo May 2. A young woman in a hospital with a bullet in her breast identified Leon Ploon as the slayer of her sweetheart George Steele when the couple were out driving Sunday night. Ploon is said to pose as a Polish pirate.
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Toledo
Leon Ploon
George Steele
Ploon
Duel at Lexington hotel injures two men
Lexington business scene shaken as hotel owner Joseph Stoeghton and auto dealer Kant Preble engage in a revolver duel this morning. Both men are critically wounded with unknown motive and no clear explanation offered.
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Lexington
Hrs
Joseph Stoeghton
Kant Preble
Luther Scott Killed by Street Car in New Orleans
Luther Scott, former Indianapolis newspaper man and manager of the Daily Panhandle in Amerilo, was killed today in New Orleans by a street car.
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New Orleans
Indianapolis
Luther Scott
Daily Panhandle
Amerilo
Democrats pick Melelett for mayor and Collings for clerk
The Democratic slate lists Jesse Melelett as mayor candidate and Maurice Collings as clerk contender dated May 29. The ticket aims to lead the city with their proposed administration and governance plans.
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Anderson
Jesse Mele Lett
Maurice Collings
Woman dies after self-inflicted gunshot in Indianapolis
Mrs. Sally Cline, who shot herself Tuesday in Indianapolis, died today without giving any reasons for her action.
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Indianapolis
Sally Cline
Explosion at Two Tons Quarry Kills Five in France
Five people are dead and three missing after a blast at a nitroglycerine site in Perpigan France on May 29. The explosion involved two tons of explosive material. Rescue teams search for missing workers as authorities investigate the cause.
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Perpigan
France
Senate committee mild reprimand over suffragette parade riot
The Senate committee investigating the March 3 suffragette parade riots told police they acted with apparent indifference to officers. It recommended legislation to prevent future parade confusion.
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Washington
Senate
Indiana committee appointments announced by Ways and Means
Washington May 28 The Ways and Means Committee has decided on Indiana representatives to key panels including Dixon on Ways and Means Ranch Appropriations Barnhart Printing Petereoo Judiciary Lieb Rivers and Harbors Cline Foreign Relations Cox Post Office Cullop Interstate and Foreign Commerce Move Agriculture Korbly Banking and Currency Each assignment deemed exceptionally desirable.
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Washington
Ways and Means
Indiana
Representative Dixon
Wage and Means
Representative Ranch
Cline
Cox
Post Office
Cullop
Move
Noted baritone to sing in Hanover recital June 17
Norwegian baritone Christian Frederic Martens is engaged for a Hanover recital on June 17. The Sangerbund brings the artist, with Mrs Clara Louise Cox of Madison as soprano soloist, to lead a program including The Lady of Shalott cantata. The event marks the Sangerbund first concert and showcases Hanover College musical life.
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Hanover
Christian Frederic Martens
Sangerbund
Martens
Hame
Bis
Sangerbood
Belcher
Misa Harding
Wilfred Bendall
Tennyson
Clara Louise Cox
Madison
Cox
Best Medicine for Colds Dr King’s New Discovery
Marion Ohio druggist Lower hails Dr King’s New Discovery as the best throat and lung medicine curing a severe bronchial cold after other remedies failed. It is suggested for colds bronchial throat or lung coughs and sold for 50c and 1.00 with a home doctor guarantee at Harper’s drug store. There are 239077 women stenographers in the United States.
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Lower
Marion
Ohio
Dr. King
Harper's Drug Store
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