Alice Roosevelt Longworth Attends Taft Convention Events
Alice Roosevelt Longworth arrives in Chicago with a party of friends as the Taft camp touts delegates and badges. The Longworths, guests of Medill McCormicks, have seats from the president’s allotment near the diplomatic corps. Delegates expect Hughes to perform well, while photo booths report brisk sales and quick erosion of portraits of “Brother Charlie” from newsstands.
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Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Longworths
Medill McCormicks
McCormicck i
Lake Shore
Diplomatic Corps
Taft
Joe Cannon
New York
Hughes
Robert Alphonso Taft
Yale
William Howard Taft
Henry Taft
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Charlie
Barr'l
Cambridge City Notes and Visitors Report
Cambridge City Maryland June 17 Mrs John Betts and grandson Ralph Betts visiting Elmer Wheelan and family John Coombs in Greenville over Sunday Dr Littell trip to New Castle Monday Mrs Milton Ganr entertained Sunday school class past Thursday evening attendees include Charles Diffendaffer Robert Bertsch Carl Reese John Batly Raymond Elis Clifford Jacobs John Brandenburg moved to Terre Haute Miss Bess Van Meter Indianapolis vacation returned Monday quite sick Mrs Sophia Seaborn visiting her parents in Richmond Ky Mrs Potts and children Chickasaw Okla guests of J T Reese and family Mrs Frank Marson and Miss Catharine Calloway went to Indianapolis Wednesday for Sanger fest Mrs A E Ehie Germantown visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jerry McDaniels Aged father of Dr Kimmer fell.
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Cambridge City
Tod
John Betts
Ralph Betts
Elmer Wheelan
Famiy
John Coombs
Greenville
Dr. Littell
New Caste
Milton Ganr
Charles Diffendaffer
Robert Bertsch
Carl Reese
John Batly
Raymond Elis
Clifford Jacobs
John Brandenburg
Terre Haute
Bess van Meter
Indianapolis
Sophia Seaborn
Richmond
Potts
Chickasaw
Okla
J. T. Reese
Frank Marson
Catherine Calloway
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Offer Quick Headache Relief
An advertisement urges headaches sufferers to try Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. It claims relief in minutes with 25 doses for 25 cents and notes the pills leave no after effects. The message encourages asking any of the 45,000 U S druggists for purchase.
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Miles
U. S
Still Has Hopes Of Being President
A crowded local notices page recounts social calls and travels. People such as Mrs. Joe Wallick, Miss Maud Taylor, and Miss Marie Denny are mentioned with visits to Dayton, Columbus, Evansville, and Portland while others attend district societies and conventions. Riverside names include Charles Ault, Orville King, Walter Barton, and Mr. and Mrs. Newbern with several families visiting relatives in Richmond and Nashville areas.
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Joe Wallick
Fountain City
Woman's Flame Mslenary Society
Charles Ault
Northwest
Maud Taylor
Connersville
Dayton
Harry Zehran
Frank Kahl
Will
Madge Jewett
Blanche Kahn
J. N
Greensfork Gossip Heads to June Festival and Visits
Greensfork residents share news of visits across Indiana and Ohio. Mrs Laura Rheer returns from Hagerstown after a visit with sister Mrs Chas Smith. Families report mild June weather affecting corn while wheat may benefit. An ice cream festival is planned for June 20 at Kienzie's hall hosted by the Greensfork Come One association.
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Ladies of the Greensfork
Kienzie’s Hall
Boyd Bond
Richmond
Adam Sorther
Ohio
Jessie Cleveland
Indianapo _lls
Linna Hatfield
Charles Lamb
Susar Grove
Lettie
Katie
Frank Baker
Winchee
Lettie Baker
Lute Osborn
Indianapolis
Oliver Gaylor
Clay Brooks
Oscar Nicholson
Florence Boyd
New Paris Social Notes Highlight Local Visits And Weddings
New Paris residents host visitors from Anaconda Montana and Richmond while others travel to Lima for the National Encampment and Eaton for Eastern Star events. James Ruth hosts Ola Potts, Russel Moon visits, Myrtle White wed Charles Marshall in a surprise ceremony, and Thomas Guinn attends Lima encampment with local guests Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Sellers of Dayton and Olive Jones as a W R C delegate.
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New Paris
W. H. Trippet
Anaconda
Montana
Ola Potts
Camien
James Ruth
Russel Moon
Olive Jones
Lima
Charles Cain
Petoskey
Ada Young
Henrietta Wilcox
Eaton
Eastern Star Lodge
Charles Marshall
Paris
Myrtle White
Richmond
Thomas Guinn
Marie Peelle
Stella
Grayce Hoover
Netta Paulson
Edythe Borer
A. Sellers
Dayton
W. W
You Can Have a Cool Kitchen with Easy Task Soap
A soap that can be used without boiling saves women from steamy wash day odors. It avoids roasting ores and large fuel pills, offering comfort to users. A cake is advertised everywhere for trial.
The Overestimated Irishman
A Teutonic Ho boken resident mocks Irish stereotypes. He recalls Minna's wedding where drunken Mike O'Hooligan was kicked out after a street altercation involving his brother Fritz and friend Louis Hartmann.
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Minna
Mike O
Fritz
Louis Hartmann
Everybody’s
Notable visitors swarm at Chicago convention debut
Chauncey M. Depew, Henry W Taft and other high profile figures gather at the Auditorium Hotel as the Indiana delegation pushes Fairbanks. Chief Justice Fuller joins the scene while Robert Lodge and Borah headline the visiting senators. Ade, Beveridge and Hanly anchor Indiana's presence with Fairbanks in view.
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Cincinnati
Wise
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William Howard Taft
Melville W. Fuller
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Puller
Virginia
Julius Caesar Burrows
Michigan
National Committee
Burrows
Senate
Milton Area Notes And Death In Greensburg
Milton news notes Mrs Lizzie Kimmel visits Connersville at Mrs Jacob Clouds Rev George C Clouds ex pastor of Milton Doddridge circuit died at Greensburg home Monday once active in ministry. Miss Florence Newman with Charlotte Newman at Earlham college Richmond preparing for teaching. Eight hundred dollars raised the interest to improve Franklin cemetery. Mrs Alvin Lowry at Cambridge City Tuesday.
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Lizzie Kimmel
Connersville
Jacob Cloud
George C. Clouds
Milton
Doddridge
Greensburg
Florence Newman
Richmond
Charlotte Newman
Earlham College
Franklin Cemetery
Alvin Lowry
Cambridge Chy
Local Guest List Highlights Summer Visits in Centerville
Centerville residents host a string of visitors from nearby states and distant cities. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peelle Noble and son Rob ert from Socorro New Mexico visiting Miss Martha Peelle. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lewellen of Lawrence Kansas with G C. Smith family hosting. Mrs A M Howell entertaining Charles P Porter and daughter Dorothy of Hagerstown. Miss Annie O Mella visiting sister Mrs Margaret Nevitt of Indianapolis. Mrs Laura Bradway of Riverside California and Mrs William A Lewis of Williamsburg spending Monday with Mr and Mrs Lincoln Jones and family. Mr James W Nichols hosted a house party of relatives earlier this week.
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Centerville
Ind
Robert Peelle Noble
Robert
Socorro
New Mexico
Martha Peelle
Noble
Annie O’mella
Margaret Nevitt
Indianapolis
Laura Bradway
Riverside
California
William A. Lewis
Williamsburg
Lincoln Jones
Taft Declared Victor On First Ballot By Longworth
Congressman Nicholas Longworth in Chicago announces Taft will win the nomination on the first ballot. Roosevelt’s name will not be presented to the convention. He says he spoke with the president and there is nothing to stop the Taft boom.
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Chicago
Nicholas Longworth
Taft
Roosevelt
Cambridge City Social Notices Include Local Visits
Mrs George Roby and Mrs Carl Boyd with son Hox, all of Cambridge City, are mentioned among visitors. Mrs William Barton and daughter Josephine stayed with Mr and Mrs Joseph King at Olive Hill. Mrs L K Hi and Miss Laura Hitt host for several days. Mrs Susan Smith and Miss Bertha Nixon from Muncie, and Miss Belle Brumfield from Richmond, were guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Brumfield this week.
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Muncie
George Roby
Carl Boyd
Hox
George Babcock
Cambridge City
William Barton
Josephine
Joseph King
Olive Hill
L. K. HI
Laura Hitt
Susan Smith
Bertha Nixon
Belle Brumfield
Richmond
Charles Brumfield
Birthday Surprises and Social News From Chester Indiana
A Chester gathering honors Henry Hoff on his birthday with a surprise dance at the Hoff home. Visitors include Lucy McEldowney returning from Eaton, with several local families attending Mrs Rodenberg’s birthday surprise. An excellent children’s day program ran under Eva King and Bertha Carman. Mrs Ellen Beam and Baker brothers visit for grandma Estedd’s illness. Laura Hoover and Nellie Morrow plan to attend Earlham College this summer.
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Chester
Ind
Henry Hoff
Hoff
Lucy McEldowney
Eaton
Mrs. Gist
Peggie Harlan
Bethel
Lottie Mitchell
Michael Kendall
Ollie Boerner
Chariie Huffman
Claude Hunt
Tomlinson
Lizzie Wilson
George Rodenberg
Rodenberg
Eva King
Bertha Carman
Henry
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement from Richmond Patient
A Richmond man testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his back pain and kidney weakness after a ten day course at A G Luken Co. drugs. He notes relief from dull aches and urges buyers to remember the name Doan's. Sold by FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY, 50 cents.
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South Fifteenth Street
Richmond
Ind
Doan
A. G. Luken & Co
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Buffalo
New York
United States
Olive Hill Notes and Local Visits Halted by Illness
Olive Hill residents report Mrs Stigleman ill and attend Odd Fellows decoration at Greensfork. Local movements include Wm Mungavin moving to Richmond for work and several visits among neighbors such as Cilbertson and Wickersham families. Church services planned for Sunday afternoon.
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Ind
Stigleman
Greensfork
Wm. Mungavin
Richmond
Lettle Cheesman
Ella Potter
Martha Culbertson
Wm. Cilbertson
Cale Wickersham
John
Williamsburg Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Williamsburg Indiana June 17 Residents share visits as Mrs L J Cranor shopped in Richmond and Mort Edwards of Indianapolis called on friends. Misses Maude and Helen Helms entertained visitors from Machi rebels Lane and Virginia Meredith, with Mr and Mrs Golding at the Meredith home. Luther Pearce of Cumberland Heights Tennessee was here recently. Mrs Wilson Shields has returned home after several days visit with her.
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Williamsburg
Ind
L. J. Cranor
Richmond
Mort Edwards
Indianapolis
Maude
Helen Helms
Maucie
Lane
Virginia
Golding
Meredith House
Luther Pearce
Cumberland Heights
Tennessee
Wilson Shields
Family notes and local sights from Dryden NY edition
Mr and Mrs Albert Oler host news as Richmer Campbell visits sister in South Dakota. G Leibelt O Cain and Mrs George Scantland install cement walks. Lora Martin Hazel Oler study vocal in Richmond. A giant ela tree in Wolcott, last of its original forest, cut down. stump 15 feet around. The beds will yield 2500 feet of lumber and 25 cords of wood.
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Richmer Jr
Campbell
South Dakota
G. Leibelt
O. P. Cain
George Scantland
Lora Martin
Hazel Oler
Richmond
Wolcott
Dryden
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Negroes Plan Independent Ticket If Roosevelt or Taft Nominates
Chicago reports the National Negro American Political league led by Rev. J Milton Waldron vows an independent convention after the Republican national meeting to nominate a candidate opposed to Roosevelt and Taft. They expect Foraker to be a leading figure supported by eight Southern states. Delegates already in Chicago pledge strength to defeat the regular parties with a unifying slogan Anything to defeat Roosevelt and Taft. The anti Taft meeting featured bishops and ministers condemning Taft at Bethel AME Church.
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Roosevelt
Taft
National Negro American Political League
J. Milton Waldron
Foraker
Constitution Brotherhood of America
Flehe
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church
Thirtieth and
Dearborn Street
Alexander Walters
New York
W. H. Scott
Boston
George W. Gaines
St. Paul
Charles E. Bentley
Earliest Recorded Blood Transfusion Milestone
The passage notes the first known vein-to-vein transfusion linked to Pope Legeces Will in 140¢, with later French and English attempts in 1067, and Dr. Blundell's 1824 work proving feasibility, marking transfusion as a legitimate operation.
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