The Sullivan Union and Political Praise From Indiana Tour
The piece notes the Sullivan Union’s Republic dominance and publishing duo Diazrelle Chaney and Robert P. White. It also recaps Senator Fairbanks touring Indiana with varied speeches praised by D R Lucas and A O Marsh, plus a Cincinnati Tribune letter lauding his lack of repetition. It closes with Roosevelt’s 1904 presidential proclamation.
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W. H. Blodgett
Independent
Indianapolis News
Mr. Bryan
Indiana
Senator Fairbanks
Fairbanks
D. R. Lucas
A. O. Marsh
United States Pension Agent
Indianapolis
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
President Roosevelt Proclaims Thanksgiving Day for All
Theodore Roosevelt proclaims November 20 as a nationwide day of festival and thanksgiving. He calls for observance by all people of the United States and urges they cease from labor to join in gratitude for peace, prosperity, and divine blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Hicago
Ills
Jeaves Hicago
Pevial Honeseekers
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Corolina
South Carolina
Kentucky
Bowling Green
Nortonville
Livingston
Tennessee
Memphis
Virginia
Coins Turned To Silverware In Local Banks
Banks routinely purchase mutilated coins from customers and coin collectors. A Chicago coin buyer, William C. Thompson, and bank clerks sort through worn silver and gold, turning much of it into bullion or silverware, with face value and melt value differing by bullion prices. Coins heavily worn or damaged are rejected and stored for assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pesle
William C. Thompson
Chicago
Senator Fairbanks Campaign Tour Through Second District
Senator Fairbanks spoke in the Second District visiting Terre Haute Sullivan Dugger Linton Elnora Odin Washington Vincennes with crowds at farmersburg Shelburn and other stops. He defended Republican policies boosting industrial centers and coal regions, arguing prosperity follows factory activity and open markets.
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Charies W. Fairbanks
Sulivan
Contless
Sullivan
Dugger
Fairbanks
Linton
Elnora
Odin
Washington
Vincennes
Fragmented note hints at future everyday tech use
A fragment suggests a future where a bank device could be used for daily tasks such as sipping coffee or slicing meat, implying increasing convenience and integrated tools in common devices. The line remains speculative about when such usage might appear.
Beveridge Speaks to Large Crowd at Courthouse Rally
Senator Albert J. Beveridge addressed about 3,000 people on the south steps of the courthouse with John C. Chaney presiding. The crowd filled the courthouse park as Beveridge answered interruptions from Powell of Jefferson Township with a sharp, well received rebuke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Beveridge
Court House
John C. Chaney
Indiana
Beveridge
Powell
Jefferson Township
Beveidge
Mr. Powell
Jefferson
Arm Torn From Shredding Machine Injury in Carlisle
Roy Burris aged 18 was caught in a corn shredder on the O. J. Cartwright farm near Carlisle Indiana and suffered a right arm injury requiring amputation above the elbow. He had been substituting for his ill brother when the accident occurred.
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Carlisle
Ind
Roy Burris
O. J. Cartwright
Burris
Mary Simpson claims Hollister tea aided baby sleep in Dayton
In Dayton Ohio Mrs Mary Simpson reports using Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea with her baby. She states the product helped the infant sleep better and describes the tea product as retailing for 35 cents. The advertisement mentions tea or tablets and lists Joe K Smock as the contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Mary Simpson
Baby
Hollister
Joe K. Smock
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The
Sullivan Union
Diarelle Chaney and
Robert P. White Publishers
Judge Parker
John Hay
Towood
Public Square
Court Street
Goodman’s
Charles T. Bass
the Barber
Bes Sllivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
Henrietta Neely, Et al
Sarah C. Smith
John T
Will H. Hays
Rosa McGarrh
Philip Alsman
John Alsman
Walter Alsman
James Alsman
Bertie Alsman
Myrtie Alsman
Mary Alsman
Philip C. Neeley
Margaret Boon
Lucinda Sacy
Henrietta Horn
Nancy E. Ovinkson
Judah 4
Fickey
Nathaniel Hale
Rosa Candler
Ella Verne
Avie Verne
Harl Es Verne
Joseph Shepherd
William I. Shepherd
Gorge Shepherd
James Shepherd
Margaret J. Layman
Jesse Necho
Thomas Neeley, Jr
Joshua Newley
Mary J. Neocles
William Neeley
Joseph W. Neeloyy
Thomas Neeles, Jr
Joshua Neeley
Jesse Newloay
de Aml
Desirees
Mary J. Neeley
Wiliam Neeley
Docenss
Jasvey Alsman
State
Tilghman Ogle
Funeral Insurance Nmoutarry Public Real Estate
Star City
Coalford
Staffordshire
Fairbanks Township
New Lebanon
Farmersbury
Pleasantville
Shelburn
Merom
Oast Jackson
Tale
Weil
Davis Hotel Block
Detroit
Fatux
Turman & Riggs
J. W. Daugherty
Trase
J.W. Watt
Shelburn, Ind
Sullivan State Bank
Robt. Kirkham, J. P
St. Louis
W. P Townsend
D. P
B. & C. S-W. Railroad
Vandalia Line
D. B. Steeg
Err. Haute
Tex 3
Oklatunea
Texas
Uatahena
Oulion
Michiana
Tay View
Dee
W.W. Casto
D. H. Hillman
Agt
Evansville
Plymouth Rock
John W. Shephard
R. F
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