Lincoln in Indiana and the Lincoln kin in Harrison County
A historical sketch traces Josiah Lincoln uncle of Abraham Lincoln moving to Corydon Indiana before statehood, describing family traits, political leanings, and the Indiana Lincolns as democratic neighbors who stayed modest about their famous kin while preserving hardy pioneer lineage and a reticent stance toward public notice.
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Josiah Lincoln
Indiana
Cor
Harrison County
Corydon
Thomas Lincoln
Josiah
Kentucky
Spencer County
Thomas
Benjamin
Libby
Belle Isle
White House
Mordecai
Joseph
Warden
Illinois
Lincolns
North
Judge Douglas
John A. Logan
Fort Sumpter
Logan
Knights of the Golden Circle
Lincoln
Union
Abraham
Abe
Washington
Indiana Lincoln
John Hanks
Jackson
Dennis Hanks
Adams
Indiana Lincolns
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Springfield
Hankies
Newspaper Subscription Rate Notice
Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union offer a combined one year subscription for 83.00. Readers may save by taking advantage of the bundled offer from two local papers.
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THE
Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union
Union Christian College Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given that the annual meeting of stockholders of Union Christian College will be held in the college auditorium on Tuesday May 4.
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Union Christian. College
College
Indiana Republicans Call 1918 State Convention in Indianapolis
Will Hays and L. W. Henley urge all party members and affiliates to attend the Indiana Republican state convention at Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis on May 28 and 29 1918 for platform adoption and state office nominations including secretary of state and attorney general delegates and district judges to be chosen at district meetings prior to the main gathering.
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Indiana
Republican Party
Republican State Central Committee
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Daviess v
Knox
Martin
Monroe
Morgan
OWOD
Sullivan
Convention
Convention Committee On
Hotel Severin
Will H. Hays
Republican State
L. W. Henley
Y M C A in the trenches with American troops
The National War Work Council says Y M C A workers support Pershing's forces in Lorraine France with canteen services and comforts. About 2,200 workers in Europe and 3,000 in American camps are aiding the war effort, with a goal of attracting 1,000 professionals to France before July 1.
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Lorraine
France
National War Work Council of the
Ms.c. A
Pershing
America
Europe
England
General Pershing
Y. M. GC
Siberia
Russia
The Old Lady Again
An elderly speaker recalls a nephew forced to quit cooking while Mrs Blunderby notes dire warnings about Nicade tobacco harming him, as reported in the Boston Transcript.
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