Chicago Chronicle Bolts Democrats Criticizes Demagogues
The Chicago Chronicle declares opposition to the Democratic party calling it a menace to the nation. It mocks its platform and endorses the Republican party as offering the only prospect of efficient and honest government. It pledges to support Republican principles and candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
The
Chronicle
Democratic Party
United States
William J Bryan
the Chronicle
Death of Mrs Mary E Martin of this city
Mary Elizabeth Martin wife of George W Martin died Monday evening at the family home after a short illness with erysipelas aged 58 born September 14 1846 in Jefferson township Sullivan county She is survived by her husband son A R Martin her mother Mary L Jackson three brothers and is mourned by the Baptist church Interment was in Pleasantville cemetery following funeral at the M E church in Pleasantville conducted by Rev A M McGuire
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Martin
George W. Martin
A. M. McGuire
Pleasantville
Local ads and notices list furniture, music, maps, and services
A collage of small ads from Stratton & Co and Scott Bros listing sheet music, pianos, refrigerators, side boards, china closets, and wagons. Includes offers for a new county map, instrument lessons by Harold C Dix, Studebaker wagons, and rental rooms with board. Also promotes Puritan Mfg Co cash copying, and Springer’s grocery piano sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Bros
Sullivan
West Side
Stratton’s Music House
Puritan Mgf. CO
Front St
Worcester
Mass
Springer’s
A. B. Springer
Harold C. Dix
Studebaker
Mattix, Turman & Riggs
Stratton & Co
Stratton & Co’s
Shinn
P. O
Stratton’s
Lodges Install Officers and Initiate Members In City
The Lodges Navillus Encampment No 105 I C O E installed officers including Will Rogers and H P G McClung and W H Poston on Monday night. Lodge 911 BPOE initiated Jno C Chaney Robert S Stratton E Donald Maple and Virgil A Burks. The Rebekahs held a bi monthly birthday supper on Thursday evening and installed Lola Poston Noble Grand Cora Davis Vice Grand I N Snow Secretary Mary Drake Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navillus
Will Rogers
C. P. W. H. Poston
H. P. H. G. McClung
W. T. W. Reed
J. W. Sullivan
Jno
Rebekahs
Lola Poston
Noble Grand
Cora Davis
I. N. Snow
Mary Drake
Sunday Evening Union Service Preview
The Baptist and Presbyterian churches hold the second Sunday evening union service at the Presbyterian church next Sunday. Rev. McGuire will preach.
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Baptist and
The
Presbyterian Churches
Presbyterian Church
Rev
McGuire
County map subscription offered at surveyor's office
A notice invites readers to leave a subscription for a new and complete county map at the county surveyor's office. The contact or date details are not specified in the fragment.
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County Surveyors Office
Roosevelt Nominated by Republicans at Chicago Fireside
The article previews Senator Albert Beveridge seconding Theodore Roosevelt’s nomination at the Chicago convention. It praises Roosevelt as the American fireside nominee, argues his record proves he does things the people want done, and asserts the public will elect him to lead on the canal, tariffs, and national unity.
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Chicago
Albert J. Beveridge
Roosevelt
Beveridge
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Republic
Washington
Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Union
Abraham Lincoln
Grant
Republican Party
Pacific
Amerii
Thheodore Roosevelt
Earth
Liberty
Father of
Light
Yorktown
Appomattox
Manila Bay
Warren
Bunker Hill
Lincoln
The Party Press and Duty of Citizens
The piece argues the metropolitan press serves self interest while county papers stay honest. It urges citizens to support party papers, claim media fairness, and recognize newspapers as essential vehicles for argument and principles in campaigns.
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Preas
Lucky Numbers Drawn by Branham and Wible at Mattix Riggs
Frank Branham and Charles Wible held the lucky numbers at Mattix Turman Riggs. Branham drew the buggy and Wible the store. They will give away another buggy on October 1 with a rubber tire. A ticket with every $200 cash purchase or equal payment on account. Mattix Turman Riggs 522.
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Frank Branham
Charles Wible
Mattix, Turman & Riggs
Branham
Wible
Wagon Line Expanded with Studebaker Wagons
Local business announces new wagons added to stock for customers seeking practical transport. Store invites customers to visit and see the Studebaker wagons now available.
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Studebaker
Mattix, Turman & Riggs
Deering Mower Offered by Mattix Turman and Riggs
Deering Mower with wood pitman marketed by Mattix Turman and Riggs for sale. Positive claim of performance encompasses the new model and a local dealer note.
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Mattix, Turman & Riggs
Murray Sandusky
Fair Grounds
Cook Ave
St. Louis
Excursion fares to conventions across multiple cities listed
Excursion rates by railroad districts for various association and assembly events. Round trip costs range from one fare plus 25 cents to five dollars plus options. Ticket sale windows span July to August 1904 with return limits from early August to mid September and extensions available in select cases. Cities include St Paul Rome City Richmond Frankfort Louisville Cincinnati French Lick Bethany Park and more.
railroad excursion rates to Detroit and west with multiple sale dates
Richmond Indiana travelers are offered round trip fares of five dollars and forty cents to Detroit as part of Friends Bible Institute and other groups. July 2 to August 3 1904 tickets go on sale July 26 27 30 and August 1 with return by August 4. Additional departures to Detroit and west with one fare plus 25 cents include Baptist Young People's Union convention. tickets valid July 16 to August 1 with return extension possible to August 11 for a 50 cent deposit and fee. Homeseeker's Excursions via the E and T H lines list multiple sale dates through 1904 with 21 day return limits. Chautauqua Excursions show land trip options at 14.00 with a 20 day return limit. Call for full details on rates routes and stopovers.
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St. Paul
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Frankfort
Mich
Summer Assembly Congregational Church
Louisville
Knights of Pythias
Cincinnati
Grand Lodge
Order of Elks
Gincinnati
French Lick Springs
Ind
Commercial Law League of America
Richmond
Account Friends’ Bible Institute
Detroit
Account Baptists Young People’s Union of America
International Convention
Augusi Mth
Tod
Homeseeker
Lighting by Alcohol
Lighting by alcohol offers two advantages over other fuels it produces less heat and releases less carbonic acid thus improving air quality compared with cautions about other sources.
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Chicago Chronicle
Mary E. Martin
New York Weekly Tribune
No. 9
Davis
Crowley
Court House
A. B. Thesett
Mattix, Ee & Riggs
Him
Fidence of
Senator Beveridge
the Party Press
Danville
Deering
Terre Haute
Lake View Park
Meron, Ind
Union Christian Colese
Merom
Indiana
College Hal
Walton Christian College
Muncie
A.M. Ward
Jonessian College
U. First
Mero
Tad
Anie
Christian Collese
Meron
Bell In
Collese
Meroam
Cloak A.m
Christ Callege
Meroim
Munrese
Sietaia
Stockhollers
Meoorehuy
Cis. Jones
Union Christian Callege
Sullivan Circuit Court
Sammel H. Alkire
John T. Alkire
Tiilghman Ogle
Chaney & Chaney
W. H. McGrew
Hamilton Township
R. L. Bailey
Bethany Park
Bethany Park Assembly
Chantanqua
Casto Agt
R. R
Sullivan, Ind
D. H. Hiluman
Gen. Pas
Evansville
Robert Kirkham
Justice of the Peace
Shelburn
William L. Staley
N. 13Th St
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