Republicans Meet in Indiana Nomination Conference Main Feature Beveridge Speech
Republicans of Indiana met in Indianapolis to name minor office nominees and hear Senator Beveridge deliver the keynote. Daniel E. Storms of Lafayette was named Secretary of State by acclamation. Multiple judicial and state posts drew contests, with Miller leading for Attorney General after three ballots and Herbert A. Brown chosen for Clerk of the Supreme Court on the third ballot. The convention adjourned after 6:25 p.m.
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Senator Beveridge
Daniel E. Storms
David E. Shennick
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US Hill
Charles W. Miller
Willis S. Blatchley
Benjamin JF
Johnson Tufige Supreme Court
John H. Gilbert
Appellate Court
Wiliam J. Honiey
James B. Black
Daniel W. Comstock
Ulrich
Wiley
Frank
Supreme Court
Robert A. Brown
Public Instruction
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Congress
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Storms
Lafayette
John
Gillett
Slammond
W. D. Robinson
Princeton
William J. Henry
Creneral
Miller
Bingham
Moorea
Dean
Hebert al Brown
Ir. A. Cotton
Newcastle
List of Indiana fairs with secretaries named by state board
A compiled roster lists Indiana county fairs for the year with their dates and the corresponding secretaries. Secretary Downing of the State Board of Agriculture in Vincennes supplied the information on venues from Marion to Vincennes and beyond, detailing fair windows and responsible officials.
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State Board of Agriculture
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Blandiana
Downing
Vincennes
James M. House
Marion Driving Association
D. Whimball
Madison
R. Johnson
Modern Grecian sandal shared by foot fashion across oceans
English shoe makers revive a Grecian sandal pattern with buckles and a leather shield over the great toe. The design, aimed at house wear but could be worn in public, appeals to women and children seeking cool summer footwear.
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England
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
London
Just Demands. Streetcar Strike Sympathy Sparks Debate
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes heated public sentiment as the streetcar strike prompts calls for fair treatment. Citizens express support if it secures heated cars and a seat for every passenger amid transport concerns.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Josh Billings Philosophy Bits From an Obscure Vintage
Reprinted samples of Henry W Shaw writing as Josh Billings, presenting phonetic humor and 19th century maxims. The text mocks money value, vanity, laziness, and human folly with pithy quips about character, money, dogs, and social behavior. The note recalls the popularity of the pseudonym and its print legacy.
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Josh Billings
Commie Alminax
Isto
Popular Cone
Anrette
Lienry W. Shaw
Ipo Miturad
AD Minax
Mr Shaw
Hard Luck Defend ant Plea in Test Case
In Washington a prisoner indicted for crime unexpectedly pleads guilty when asked to admit guilt. Officials sought a test case to secure a ruling, but the defendant demanded to be sentenced immediately. Prosecutors and defense counsel urged a not guilty plea to proceed with the test, with the man wavering as he left the courtroom.
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Washington
Washington Star
Peruna advertised by Dr Hartman cited by readers
A letter from Mrs Anna B Fleharty of Galesburg Illinois extols Peruna as a life changing remedy for pelvic catarrh and female weakness. The notice credits Dr Hartman with discovering the pelvic organ connection to female disease and promotes Peruna as a cure rather than a palliative with multiple reader testimonials and an invitation to write for free advice.
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Anna B. Fleharty
Galesburg
Hil
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
Neb
Chicago
Fleharty
Peruna
Hartman
America
Lartman
Ele
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Elliott Street
Memphis
Venn
B. L. Brown
Esther M. Milner
de Graff
Ohio
Thad. M. Mahon
Chambersburg
T. A. Alahon
Relic hunter Shares Grant Coin Tale in Philadelphia
A Germantown man displays a 5 cent piece claimed to have passed from Gen. Grant via a Market Street car conductor. He says the nickel changed hands when Grant paid a fare during his last Philadelphia visit, a tale met with skepticism by a guest noting Grant died in 1885 and street car fares were six cents. The exchange ends with the collector flustered by the count.
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Germantown
Gen. Grant
Grant
Philadelphia
Jowel
Jove
Bonnet Debate Highlights Domestic Style Contest
In a Pittshure Gazette snippet, Sors shows a bonnet to her husband Hammersmith. He pretends a critical review but notes the new bonnet costs less than the last. She asks for his judgment and he concedes preferring the new design.
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Sors
Ehammersmith
Tiniaimersmith
Hammersmith
Pittshure Gazette
Mischievous Winds Across Regions and Cultures
The article notes how hot winds influence behavior and events from Egypt to Algeria and Spain. It describes the khumseen and sirocee as disruptive forces, causing crime spikes and social tensions in various locales including Havana Cuba where families mute quarrels during windy periods.
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Egypt
Algeria
Mediterranean
Africa
Spain
Cuba
Havana
Wireless telegraphy grows with world stations online
Europe has forty wireless telegraphy stations and five in America. Lloyd's stations worldwide will soon have plants. About sixty vessels lack the necessary apparatus. A quip about marriage reveals how humor fades when a wedding settles into routine.
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Europe
America
Lloyd’s
A Jockey Bets on a Long Shot Winner
A well known horse owner recalls a jockey who ignored a physician, choosing instead to trust signs for two doctors across Sith Street. He selected Dr. Dash at 12 to 1 and scored a long shot victory, improving his outlook.
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Hong
Sith Street
Blank
Dr. Blank
Dr. Dash
Lr. Dash
The Extremes Exchange Sentimental Quip
The exchange features a sentimental line about valuing loss, followed by a quip that value hinges on insurance. The brief dialogue contrasts emotion with practical risk awareness.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
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