Meeting Honors Roosevelt Policies and Republican Unity
The Ohio rally praises Theodore Roosevelt's era and Republican leadership. Delegates from several cities and adjoining states attend with speeches by Arthur I. Vorys, Governor Hughes, and Senator Beveridge. Bryan is portrayed as opposing the modern reform agenda. the address extols tariffs, labor protections, and national strength.
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Ohio
Earey Ag Crliusi
Netionegl
Pennsylvania
New
Beveridge
Jivslurg
Washington
Theodore Roose
Taft and Bryan in Campaign Tone and Trust
The article argues for William H. Taft as the experienced, steadier choice to lead the nation, citing his roles in Philippine reform, Cuba order, Panama Canal support, and domestic progress, while labeling Bryan as a reformer but not an administrator. It praises Taft's proven leadership and warns against overidealized promises.
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Congress
Germany
France
Japan
Bryan
Spain
Cuba
Gryan
Tie
Philippines
Taft
Phillippine
William H. Taft
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Panama Canal
Willam H. Taft
Harrison
McKinley
Aaron
Moses
Henry
Washington
Wendell Phillips
Abraham Lincoln
Plymouth Rock
Ehe
Mr. Bryan
Jetus
Marriage of Jerome Reese and Mary Grove in Bogard
Jerome Reese aged 69 and Mary Grove 22 married by Mayor Russell in Washington after obtaining a marriage license at the clerk's office. Reese is a well known attorney from Bogard township.
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Jerome Reese
Bogard Township
Washington
Mary Grove
Russell
Icese
Bryan and pensions from a 1892 World Herald piece
The Omaha World Herald recall by William J. Bryan notes a 1892 pension debate. It argues next congress must approve at least 150 million to 186 million for veterans pensions, condemning the large sums as unjust and unearned debt. It cites William A. Cullop as a Bryan follower in the district.
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Democratic Party
William J. Bryan
Omaha World Herald
Congress
Wiliam A. Cullop
Vincennes
Bryan
Callop
Washington Herald
Sudden Death of Burns City Minister
The Rev. David Blankenship of Burns City, a respected Methodist pastor, died suddenly Thursday morning at age over fifty after a Sunday night sermon at Mt Springs in Martin County. He had preached the previous night and fell ill at Grant Lewis’s home, dying at 4 a.m. The funeral was held Friday in Burns City, conducted by Presiding Elder Asbury.
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David Blankenship
Burns City
Mt. Springs
Baker Township
Martin County
Grant Lewis
Dover Hill Methodist
Daviess County
Wyere
Asbury
Miss Jessie Crooke Weds Caase Th. Johnson In Indianapolis
Word comes today of the marriage between Miss Jessie Crooke of Indianapolis formerly a popular local young lady and Mr. Caase Th. Johnson. The ceremony occurred at Fourth Christian church Sunday afternoon with a small circle of friends and relatives. Miss Crooke, daughter of Mrs. Billa Crooke, is an accomplished musician known to Odin residents who recall her recent visit. The couple will reside in Indianapolis.
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Jessie Crooke
Indianapolis
Caase Th. Johnson
Miss Crooke
Billa Crooke
Alr
Johnson
Train timetable fragment for Terre Haute to Seymour area
Partial arrival and line schedule data lists stations Terre Haute Jasonville Linton Beehunter Bloora Odon Bedford and Seymour with times 3 5 and 1: l am 3 230 pm. Indicates local agent information and contact H P Radley Grand Central Station Chicago for further tables and details.
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Terre Haute
Jasonville
Linton
Beehunter
Odon Bedford
Seymour
H.P. Radley
G.P
T. A
Grand Central Station
Chicago
Isi
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Lawrence County
Bedford
Indiana
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Elrora
Perty
John Deere
Tay
O. R. Laughlin
D. A. Storms, Auctioneer
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Southern Indiana Railway
Beective
Seymour Bedford Odon
Inora Beehunter
Linton Tasonville
Terre Haut
J. W. Anderson
Odon
Adison
J. L. Seg
Diefendorf
Clemmer