Elizabeth Anderson Drake obituary from Sullivan county
Elizabeth Anderson Drake born January 25 1835 in Sullivan county Indiana married Gaston Drake at age 19. She joined Fairbanks Missionary Baptist church in 1863 and died January 20 after a full life as wife mother and grandmother with funeral at the Baptist church near Fairbanks conducted by Elder B Mugg.
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Elizabeth ( Anderson ) Drake
Robert Anderson
Sullivan County
Indiana
Gaston Drake
Eli
Levi
Permelia Hall
Sadie Wright
Fairbanks Missionary
God
Per
Senator Humphreys Bill Amends Public Accounting Law
Senator Humphreys of Greene county introduces a senate bill to require books examined by officials to become public documents in the auditor of state office with exceptions set by the state board of accounts and the Governor.
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Humphreys
Greene County
Senate
Public
Auditor of State
State Board of Accounts
Court House
Board of Hospital Trustees
Lnn
Sullivan County
Indiana
Etta T. Jamison
Otho L. Springer
Republican Paper in County Since 1866
The article, appearing in a historic county paper, discusses Republican Party reforms and the Galsinger amendment. It emphasizes restoring Lincoln era principles of liberty and equality, urging fair rights and economic equity while critiquing progressives and advocating party unity. The piece appeals to Republican values and constitutional freedoms.
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George W. Perkins
Congress
Atate
Lincoln
Republican Party
Republic
Gallinger
Compulsory Medicine Sparks Tax Increase Debate
Legislative Observer notes many bills in the General Assembly. One bill proposes compulsory medical examination of school children at an annual cost of about 2086,800 and would create 1,500 physician berths, raising public expense.
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General Assembly
OW. B
Japanese Dye Exports May Break Free From Ban
The Japan Advertiser reports Japan’s dyestuff industry faces oversupply after rapid mill setup and a ban on exports is likely to be lifted. Japan, formerly dependent on Germany, now competes with U S dyes amid low labor costs and a questionable protective tariff law awaiting European peace.
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America
Japan
Germany
Democratic Party
United States
Ndusirs
President's unissued speech stirs Senate debate on foreign policy
The passage discusses a presidential address to the Senate on world peace and US role, noting contested authority and fallout. It argues the president spoke without clear mandate, while Senate spokesmen later advocated withholding discussion of the speech.
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Senate
United States
Europe
Cummins
Cullop Seen As Key Figure In Post Office Patronage
The Bloomington Star argues William A. Cullop, defeated candidate, will be tapped by the administration to choose officials in the second congressional district. The piece notes Cullop’s strong Wilsonite backing and influence in naming post office appointments, amid speculation on future patronage control after March.
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Callop
Marshall
Congress
William A. Culleop
Cullop
Wilson
Cullep
Bloomington Star
Dem
Dewey Funeral Honors Turned Washington Into Holiday
Unusual honors mark the funeral of a famed admiral as Washington celebrates with bands playing light music and streets resembling a holiday. The President attends a theatre that evening and is seen in a box chewing something like gum.
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Gayety
Fnerals
Dewey
Washington
Dangerous Power in Vetoing Single Items
The proposal to amend the Constitution to allow a President to veto individual items in an appropriation bill risks rewarding or punishing legislators. It could concentrate power, enabling patronage and political retribution rather than merit.
Class Legislation and Farmers’ Dividend News
Democratic revenue measures tax profits over eight percent except agricultural gains. Farmers’ groups have been exempted from restraint of trade rules, while South Jersey Farmers’ Exchange reports a 100 percent stock dividend and an eight percent cash dividend.
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South Jersey Farmers’ Exchange
Postmaster Civil Service Critique Sparks Partisan Debate
A quoted critic argues against treating postmasters as civil service and questions how many Republicans passed civil service examinations under the current administration. The remark branding the plan as bosh emphasizes partisan distrust in the reforms.
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Congress
Go Hire a Hall Echoes in Public Debate
A columnist recalls the phrase go hire a hall used when speakers intrude on others discussions. The passage notes the president of the United States recently took possession of a position or office, illustrating public discourse and authority in civic life.
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United States
Marriage Licenses Listed for William Campbell and Others
William Campbell 29 miner of Gilmore weds Grace Candell 18 of Hymera. James H. Vaughn 20 farmer near Dugger weds Velma P. Creager 16 of Dugger. Walter Raines 20 miner of Kymera weds Joy Dickerson 18 of Shelburn.
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Wiliam Campbell
Miner
Gilmour
Grace Candell
Hymera
James H. Vaughn
Farmer
Dugger
Velma P. Creager
Walter Raines
Kymera
Joy
Dickerson
Shelburn
Personal Notes From Local Residents Leave For Warm Wintering Spots
Mrs. French Long and daughter and Mrs. Ransom Akin with a little girl depart for New Smyrna Florida to spend winter with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hoke. Mrs. John P. Allen heads to Florida with friends from Bicknell. Samuel Smock, curry township pioneer, made a Union business call. Mrs. BE Crowder improves after surgery. West Terre Haute residents Thralls visit Frank Abell. Ben Stone of Bloomington visits Reed couple, delayed by ill son. Russell Draper of Manitou Colorado leaves after two weeks here.
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French Long
Ransom W. Akin
New Smyrna
Fla
J. F. Hoke
Kenneth Crawley
Kansas City
H. E. Dutton
John P. Allen
Florida
Bicknell
Samuel (. Smock
Curry Township
Union
BE. S. Crowder
Crowder Hospital
Lester Thralls
West Terre Haute
Frank Abell
Ben Stone
Bloomington
Jill
Joe S. Reed
Joseph Leslie
Russell Draper
Manitou
Col
Republicans Win State Senate Seat In Steuben LaGrange Noble Counties
C J Munton Republican of Kendallville won the Steuben LaGrange Noble senate seat in yesterday's election. He defeated Democrat W A Fox of Angola by a total 1 453 majority, carrying Steuben 846 LaGrange 367 and Noble 240. The result leaves the state senate tied with Republicans in control under the Republican lieutenant governor.
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Senate
W. T. Green
C. J. Munton
Kendallville
Steuben
LaGrange
Noble
Ile
Steuben County
W. A. Fox
Angola
Mrs Bert Thompson Dies After Detroit Street Car Crash
Mrs. Bert Thompson formerly of Sullivan died Friday from injuries suffered in a Detroit street car accident on Thursday. Her husband lay in a hospital in Indianapolis. Ms and Mrs Claude Thompson attended the funeral and burial in Farmland on Monday.
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Bert Thompson
Sullivan
Detroit
Indianapolis
Claude Thompson
Farmland
Of Two Evils Hugh Desires His Mother Over School
A child named Hugh, staying with his grandparents while his mother cared for her ailing father, says he would rather be with his mother than attend school. The remark reveals a child’s stronger bond with family than with schooling.
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Hugh
Patriotism of American steelmakers questioned by Daniels
Josephus Daniels criticizes U S steel manufacturers for lacking patriotism while noting Raleigh North Carolina has received some navy shell contracts.
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Josephus Daniels
Raleigh
North Carolina
Stand by the President Phrase Echoes Wartime Debate
The speaker defends supporting leadership during a period of national difficulty, highlighting political stance beyond a simple pledge. It emphasizes loyalty to the president and continuity in governance amid a tense international climate.
Indiana to See Dry Cleaning Next Year
A regional report notes Indiana will experience a period of dry cleaning in the coming year, with potential impact on local businesses and residents awaiting service normalization.
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Indiana
Kinman Returns from Visit to Oklahoma and Arkansas
Mrs. Guy M. Kinman has returned from a visit with relatives in Oklahoma and Arkansas.
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Guy M. Kinman
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Pleasant Prospect Dog Muzzle Incident
Bobby defends his uncle’s mastiff Tige after a bite causes muzzling. The angry butcher insists on confirming the bite marks by examining the dog’s teeth at the door.
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Bobby
Hhe
Tige
Ile
How Romeo Johnson Got His Name
Indianapolis man Romeo Johnson explains his unusual first name. His father admired Edwin Booth and briefly stayed to see Romeo and Juliet. the next night featured Pygmalion and Galatea, a misfit timing his birth.
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Romeo Johnson
Indianapolis
Edwin Booth
Booth
Romeo
Wanted buyers for mares lotion and hedge posts for sale
WANTED 1,090 people to buy mares lotion. Sample free at Bennett's Pharmacy. FOR SALE 800 hedge posts seven feet long priced 25¢ each. Also several large posts for end or fate posts. 1 feet long. See Albin Bicknell, one mile south of Narrows.
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Bennett’s Pharmacy
Albin Bicknell
Narrows
Motich Announces Fur Season and Buying Offer
Hunters and trappers are urged to season and trap early and bring furs to David Kaplan at Nesbit's old mill to fetch the highest prices for hides and fur. Kaplan advertises he will buy all kinds of furs and hides and invites traders to try him.
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Motich
David Kaplan
David L. Kaplan
Nesbit
Real Bargain Offer for Globe-Democrat Subscriptions
The Globe Printing Company offers Rural Free Delivery and Star Route subscriptions to the Daily Globe-Democrat at $3.00 per year, or $2.50 each in clubs of three. with Sunday included the price is $5.50 yearly, or $4.75 each in clubs. Regular price for the Daily Globe-Democrat is $7.50 per year with Sunday, $5.00 daily only. Orders urged before possible price increases.
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ST. Louis Globe-Democrat
Daily Globe-Democrat
Star Route Parsons
Daily Globe Democrat
Globedemocrat
Daily Globedemocrat
Cglobrdemocrat
Globe Printing Company, Publishers
St. Louis
Make Money Working From Home Like Hundreds Do
Advert gives a home business pitch claiming easy, permanent profits with no risk. It urges readers to send name and address with one reference to LL. BROWN in New York City for details.
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LL. Brown
Murray St
New York City
Local Harness Sale Advertises Land Made Prices
Mat tix Foster offers Jim Dandy Collars at old prices near Sullivan State Bank. Advertisements urge buyers to consider land made options as a cost effective choice for harness needs.
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Mattix & Foster
Sullivan State Bank
Wanted Man to Sell Oils and Palks in Cleveland
Wanted man with access to auto or horse and bogey to sell oils greases and palks. Compensation four dollars to six dollars per day. Stetson 671 Company Cleveland Ohio.
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Stetson
Cleveland
Ohio
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Carrico
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William Brodie
Salathiel Boone
W. R. Willis
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Crowder
East Side Square
Sullivan, Ind
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Sullivan Union
Dirbelle Chaney
R. P. White
Publishers
Te Werth
Slscu
Peel Wiratteartadhe
Sves Health Officer
Knights of the
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