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Newspaper

Sheridan News

Location

Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1908

Page

2

Republican Township Ticket Listing Names and Roles

The notice lists election positions and incumbents for Congress and local offices including Landis Mendenhall Christian Gentry Griffin Bauchert White Johnson Ray Clark Metsker Scott Kercheval and others. It ends with a light remark about April showers and hats with prices matching their size.

Congress Chas. B. Landis E. J. Mendenhall Ira W. Christian C. M. Gentry Geo. Griffin John Bauchert Walter White Hugh Johnson C. C. Ray J. E

Weather boon helps save sprinkling costs in dry election notes

A weather favor is helping cut sprinkling bills amid Chicago and much of the state voting Republican and supporting dry measures on Tuesday. The coincidence may be incidental but the timing underscores savings from rain.

Chicago

Duke de Chaulnes Sued Over $2000 Tailor Bill

The Duke de Chaulnes faces a lawsuit for a $2000 tailor bill. In such cases speculation turns to an American alliance amid court action and social circles.

Duke de Chaulnes

Heiresses Sought by Seedy Nobles Strain Trade Ledger

Foreign trade shows a record balance in our favor yet reports fierce pursuit of American heiresses by unscrupulous nobles. The trend widens the ledger’s gap and alarms observers.

Government Department Employs Thousands in Animal Industry

The United States Department of Agriculture now employs 9,197 people including 3,000 in the animal industry, a growth from 99 workers forty years ago, and it is presented as a demonstrated return on government investment.

United States Agricultural Department

Franchises for Sheridan traction lines face strict scrutiny

Builders seek entry into Sheridan yet no lines are built. Franchises depend on real intent. Proposals must be examined closely before approval.

Indiana Democrats Laud Bryan Moral Leader of The Republic

The Indiana Democratic platform lauds Mr. Bryan as the greatest citizen and moral force in the world noting his splendid intellect noble manhood and matchless eloquence. It claims two beatings produced grand results and argues it would be a cosmic crime to deny another.

Indiana Democratic Bryan Republic

Railroad trolley line between Chicago and Indianapolis eyed

George J. Trask writes the Star notes prospects for a new trolley link with Chicago and Indianapolis gaining interest from capital firms. Rights of way are being pursued and construction could start within the year, though similar talk has preceded before.

George J. Trask the Star Chicago Indianapolis Aiple

Rheumatic Pains Relieved by Pain Balm

F B Crocker Esq at 84 and longtime Justice of the Peace in Martinsburg Iowa suffers sciatic rheumatism in his left arm and right hip. After using three bottles of Chamberlains Pain Balm he reports substantial relief. Available at Elliott s drug store.

F.B. Crocker Esq Martinsburg Iowa Elliott

Indiana Republican State Convention Nominates Watson in Unanimous Victory

The 1908 Indiana Republican convention showcased Hewing to victory with James E. Watson named gubernatorial nominee after multiple ballots. Fremont Goodwine was chosen lieutenant governor while Lawrence McTurnan and J. L. Peetz won statewide posts. Delegates chosen include Beveridge and Hemenway as national figures with Durbin and Gardner as electors.

Winfield T. Durbin Anderson Fred C. Gardner Indianapolis Frank S. Jones Versailles John Dyer Alichigan City Beveridge Hemenway Hanly James P. Goodich Ernest G.tringdon Elmer Leonard Fort Wayne Enos L. Nebeker Covington Charles 8. Hornley Newcastle Indiana Emmett F. Branch Martinsville Fremont C. Goodwine Williamsport Lagrange County Branch Goodwine Republican Party United Congress

Republican presidential platform emphasizes Roosevelt era gains

Indiana Republicans endorse Theodore Roosevelt administration and key reforms including the Panama project, consumer protection laws, and labor rights. They call for tariff revision, strong anti child labor measures, and broad state governance reforms plus local option to curb saloons. The platform stresses wage protection, law enforcement impartiality, and fiscal restraint.

Theodore Roosevelt Panama Canal Congress Department of Commerce and Labor Roosevelt Russia Japan South America Pacific Indiana Repubican Party Republican Party Abraham Lincoln

Republican convention platform pledges tariff revision and temperance policy

The article highlights a two day Republican convention where the platform emphasizes tariff revision and temperance reform. Senator Beveridge praises progress, Governor Hanly inspires with the temperance plank advocating local option and county unit, arguing for a saloon exit from politics and a unified stance against brewers and galoonists.

Beveridge Republican Party Congress Hanly

Resolutions Endorse Progressive Labor and Reform Platform

The resolutions call for local option allowing county vote on saloon exclusion, tariff reform after the November election, urgent child labor safeguards, game-day delegate selection, and progressive labor measures. They urge arbitration for disputes and international issues, better mine safety laws, opposition to convict labor, modest military/naval strength, arid-land reclamation, nonpartisan administration, and endorsements of Beveridge Hemenway Fairbanks Nicholson.

Congress Beveridge Hemenway

Fairbanks for President Nomination by Indiana Republicans

Indiana Republicans urge Charles Warren Fairbanks as candidate for president to the national convention. They praise his public service, character, conservative courage, and unblemished private life and instruct delegates to back his nomination. Charles Parr installed two Vose pianos in Carmel this week. Special church services planned Sunday evening for young men.

Indiana Charles Warren Fairbanks Charles Parr Carmel

Free Teddy Bears At Cox and Richards Shoe Store

Ladies of Sheridan and vicinity urged to visit the office to have calling cards made. Several local stores advertise goods and services including borax meat smoking preparations and rugs, plus a bay mare for sale and farm parcels offered at bargain prices.

Cox & Richard’s Sheridan

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THE Sheridan News the News Printing CO I. H. McMurtry Sheridan Indiana Clark Hamilton Metsker Republican Township Geo. W. Scott R. C. Kercheval James E. Watson Fremont Goodwine Fred Sims John C. Billheimer Osgar Hadley James Bingham Supreme Court George W. Self Quincy A. Myers Appellate Court David Myers J. L. Peetz Lawrence McTurnan Fairbanks James EH. Watson Ohio River Cannon Hugh T. Miller Columbus James Watson Rushville William L. Taylor Charles W. Miller Goshen H. T. Miller Taylor C. W. Miller Warren County Edward G. Bauman Mt. Vernon James H. Tomlin Shelbyville McTurnan Tomlin Bauman Hames Kokomo John F. Warbritton Crawfordsville Aci Alexander Marion Peetz Warbritton Elkhart County Parke County Judge Supreme Court John H. Gillett Hammond Logansport Jasper County Gillett Mr. Myers Indi Ana Legislative Department Labor Commission Treasury Severn General Assembly Supreme Judicial Tribunal of Tate Charles E. Hughes New York Pash Bres. Ay Ayer J. C. Ayer Co Lowell, Mans Christian Church Gregory's Fred Eudaley E. E. Newby & Co Joliett No Pedro Clement Laclede Happy Medium Goo Fox Amelect Elector Electioneer Dixey Pilot Chieftain Black John My Barn Ekin Ind Wm. Coppock
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