Peoples Forum calls for signed reader contributions
The editor invites thoughtful letters to the Peoples Forum offering local and national questions for careful discussion. Contributions must be signed with full name. unsigned pieces may be published with a reason. Real names may be withheld only with author permission and then still signed in byline.
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Change in Indiana Reformatory Chaplains Cited
The Rev. R. J. Moore will become chaplain of the Indiana Reformatory at Jeffersonville and the Rev. W. Eagin will take the Martinsville pulpit. The swap, approved by Presiding Elder Himmitt from Baltimore, follows Edgin asking for a change after several years of successful revival work at the reformatory.
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R. J. Moore
Martinsville
Tod
Jeffersonville
Iw. Eagin
Himmitt
Beltimore
Edgin
Reformatory War
Trustee Notice for Madison Township Proceeding
Trustee invites all persons having business with the township to meet at the office or about town on Sunday of the current week to attend township business and address matters with the trustee.
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Srnday
Gan
van Buren Township
Razlesville
Republican Convention Travel Sale Rates Notice 1908
Announcement of a railroad excursion for the 1908 Republican National Convention in Chicago with return travel by June 30. Details include June 12 to 16 sale window, routes via South Bend Indiana and the Chicago and Illinois railways, continuous passage and no stopovers, return fare at one and one half regular fare, and notes on ticket validity and use.
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Chicago
Southern Indiana Ry. Co
Prohibition Party Tactics Stir Indiana Debate
A reader column scrutinizes Prohibition party strategies in Indiana, arguing Republicans lead temperance reform and should resist cross-field pledges that aid Democrats. It traces the party history from 1812 era temperance to recent bids for county option laws, urging voters to back Republican candidates for state legislature in November.
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Prohibition Party
Swallow
Indiana
Brewery Democrats
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Prohibition
Crawfordsville
House
Senate
New England
Eastern States
Maine
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Hampshire
New York
Michigan
Iowa
Grand Lodge of Good Templars
Oswego
N. Y
Chicago
National Prohibition Reform Party
Washington
New Party
Columbus
James Black
York Pa
John Russell
Black
Rent
Neal Dow
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Weinrd
Indianapolis
Clinton Bowen Fisk
Fisk University
Union
South Carolina
John Bidwell
California
Bryan
Congress
Two Administrations Compared In Indiana Tax Debate
The piece argues GOP governance under Ford Lower reduced the general fund levy while increasing education funding through a 2.75 cent state levy. It counters Democratic claims of excessive spending, citing school enrollments at Purdue Indiana University and the Normal, and contrasts receipts and disbursements under Democratic and Republican treasurers to defend Republican economy and efficiency.
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Locksley Hall
Tennyson
Indiana
Robert W. Miers
Hanly
Miers
General Ford
State Normal
Purdue University
Indiana University
Republicean Party
Republican Party
Democrats Howling Over Prospective Empty Dinner Pail
Local report notes Democrats lamenting a potential empty dinner pail and seeking another chance to fill it with soup in Cannelton Arkansas. The piece frames the issue as a partisan debate on welfare and economic relief.
Railroad Commission Achieves Quick Hay Rate Reduction
The Indiana Railroad Commission persuaded shippers and railroad officials in Terre Haute to meet and form a committee, resulting in a favorable hay rate agreed upon within hours and in effect within forty eight hours, illustrating its proactive work and Republican legislative origins.
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Indiana
Terre Hauteensley
Terre Haute
Railroad Commission
Marshall Uses Republican Graft Rhetoric in Loganport Speech
The Lafayette Courier notes Democratic candidate Thomas W. Marshall echoes Republican graft rhetoric in Logansport. It cites past GOP graft prosecutions in Marion county and predicts Marshall would face swift punishment if found guilty, drawing a parallel to Republican methods and punishment.
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Thomas W. Marshall
Gcovernor
Logansport
Marion County
Marshall
Lafayette Courier
Local Agent Details For Forme Tables At Grand Central
Forme tables and further information apply to local agent or H. P. Radley G. PP. &T. A. Grand Central Station. The snippet lists various times and a partial address indicating a notice about arranging services or shipments.
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Seymour
H. P. Radley
G. PP
T. A. Grand
Central Station
Republican tariff revision pledge explained
The Rushville Republican states that the party’s tariff revision means protective duties tailored to national needs and interests and a clear rejection of free trade, both now and in the past.
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Republican Party
Rushville
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