Indianapolis Mayoral Race Introduces Holtzman Candidacy
In Indianapolis a tax Democrats convention nominated John W. Holtzman for mayor, a prominent attorney promising a clean and able administration. The piece urges voters to overthrow Bookwalterism and align with reform. The column references Republican distrust of trusts and hints at national politics with Grover Cleveland.
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Tax Democrats of
Indianapolis
John W. Holtzman
Holtzman
Retiring Miles Praised Despite Republican Criticism
The piece defends Lieutenant General Miles on the eve of his retirement, noting a creditable record and the esteem of the public. It argues that Republican editors and politicians mock him, and says such abuse is a compliment from diminutive minds.
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Miles
No Trusts Pop Upters Yet Stateside Clash in GOP Talks
The piece contrasts Republican claims about trusts and business moves with how papers treat Roosevelt and General Miles. It notes inconsistent coverage of Roosevelt riding bronchos and Miles riding horses as examples of the strenuous life or childish behavior, arguing both leaders resemble similar performances.
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Roosevelt
Gen. Miles
Gan
Miles Ia
President Roosevelt
City Attorney Folk’s Work Faces Political Mockery
Republican papers and politicians mock the ongoing efforts by City Attorney Joseph W. Folk to secure critical outcomes. The clashes reveal partisan tensions over law enforcement and local governance strategy in the city.
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Repeblican
Joseph W. Folk
Conviction and Punishment Amid Postal Scandals in St Louis
The text argues that Folk’s corruption exposure contrasts with weak post office reforms, and that only a Democratic congress can achieve real reforms, as seen after the Star Route frauds. It asserts unbiased people see Folk’s work as necessary, despite belittling from opponents.
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St. Louis
Post Office Department
Folt
War Saw Encampment Move and Local Notices
A report outlines Warsaw’s bid to host the next Grand Army of the Republic encampment with officials from Warsaw and Winona visiting next Tuesday to assess prospects. The piece also lists rural delivery routes for Indiana, a Camp meeting near Burkett with notable speakers, and local real estate pitches in Michigan plus a farewell note about A J Smith’s Hobart Gazette connection.
Death of C. C. Reynolds at Milford age seventy
Milford wakes to news of Chas C Reynolds a long time resident and Civil War veteran who died Tuesday at age 70 after years of ill health. He came to Milford in 1852 worked as carpenter and merchant then ran a drug business for 35 years postmaster for 12 years and active Mason. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm under Masonic auspices. interment Milford cemetery. Also an unrelated ad offers farm land loans at 5 percent and quick abstract services.
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Chas. C. Reynolds
Milford
Myr. Reynolds
Robert
School of Pharmacy
Purdue University
Miner Lash
Reynolds
Elkhart County
Masonic Order
57Th
Indiana Regiment
McLaughlin Post, Gar
Milford Cemetery
Local Notes and Social News from Warsaw and Vicinity
Eschbach and Weimer advertise cement and lime while Capt Blackford visits friends in EUchart. Mil ford residents Cammack and Sparklin travel from Milford to War saw. Dutch grocery promises best quality groceries. Mrs Silas Shane returns from Ligonier after a week with her parents. Prof Vanderveer visits Warsaw. widow’s pension granted to Mrs FE Idle. Local ads for furniture at A Ringle's and a note on the Dutch grocery. Married couple Ringers visit Canton for Home Week. John W Ringer and Miss Draper wed in Pierceton with groom from Ludlow area.
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E. S. Blackford
Euchart
Thomas Cammack
Chas, Sparklin
Milford
Warsaw
Silas Shane
Ligonier
Emory Metzger
Clay Township
BR. Vanderveer
FE. M. Idle
John W. Ringer
Nancy A. Draper
A. Spitler
United Brethren Circuit
Ludfew
Pierceton
Why Are You Going to Leave Gusic
On Equal Terms quotes reveal Gusic leaving due to alleged mistreatment. The piece notes the mistress calls him an old fool as often as she calls her husband, likening his departure to a cheap firecracker that explodes after seeming to work.
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Gusic
Expenditures and Taxes for 1904 in Surkey Creek Township
Summary of 1904 financial proposals by the Advisory Board for Surkey Creek Township at Syracuse Tank. Includes town tax at 15 percent per hundred, tuition, special school tax, road tax, and poll taxes. Also notes total expenditures and various tax rates. Date listed July 16, 1903.
Expenditures and Tax Proposals for Wayne Town 1904
The Trustees of Wayne Town Wake County propose annual expenditures and levies for 1904 at the Warsaw meeting. Township expenditures total 1452 dollars with a 1501 local tax and 2M cent tax per hundred dollars for special services. Additional road expenditures amount to 1501 with 14 cents on the hundred dollars. prior year expenditures listed. total expenditures 41058 with total tax 10 percent per hundred dollars.
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Wayne Town
Wake County
Warsaw
Koxel
Far Holloway
Truster Proposes Annual Expenditures At Lake Township Meeting
The advisory board of Lake Township Kosclas-UAIN sets yearly budgets at its meeting in School Chairier No. 4. Proposals include 15 cents tax per hundred, 1,700 tuition, 2 b tax per hundred, 10 cents on the hundred dollars for additions, 1200 for poor expenditures, and 10 cent tax on daily dollars. Total expenditures listed with various poll taxes and special assessments.
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Lake
Kosclas- Uain
Jevick
Jonin L. Arthur
Townships and School District Budget Meeting Notes
Joun F. Pound, trustee, reports township and local school district expenditures for the year at an annual meeting held at the School District No. 7 schoolhouse. Totals include township expenditures 1.00, local tuition 1,500, special school tax 1,500, other taxes 2,000, and poor expenditures 100 with various per cent tax levies per hundred dollars and per poll.
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Melnin
Konelisko
Joun F. Pound
Big Four Route Brings Broan Lines West
Schedule notes show Broan trains running via the Big Four lines with limited service to Colorado Utah South Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin before returning on the same route. Travel advisories indicate reduced late trains and adjustments to connections at major hubs.
Round trip excursion to national parks and western points on sale
Round two tickets to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and Grenwood Springs Colorado Salt Lake City and Ogneo Utah Custer Deadwood Hot Springs and Lead South Dakota St Paul and Minneapolia Mion and to Ashland Duluth and the Superiors are on sale daily until Sept 30 1903 from Big Four points and points on the Cincinnati and Northern R R and D U K R R at very low rates Final return limit October 31 1908 Special excursion to Yellowstone Park will leave Tuesday August 18 1903 Low rates via Big Four route All necessary expenses included in the rate Splendid opportunity to visit Americas wonderland.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Grenwood Springs
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Ogneo
Utah
Custer
Deadwood
Hot Springs
Lead
South Dakota
St. Paul
Minneapolia
Mion
Ashland
Duluth
Superiors
Cincinnati
R. R
Yellowstone Park
Tuesaday
America
Wonderland
Legal Notice of Pettition to Roseinska County Board
Frether E Marah and others file with Malvin A Wilcox their petition to Roseinska County Board of Commissioners Indiana regarding a street realignment on Wood Street part of South Park lot No 1 section 16 township 38 north range 7 east. Persons affected include Fletcher E Marsh Wiliamn J Gronert Alice Gronert and others. Hearing set for September 1903 beginning Monday February 10, Letcher E Marsh July 31 1903.
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Frether E. Marah
Malvin A. Wilcox Anditoy
Roseinska County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
County of Roseinska
Ubat
Wood Street
South Park
Tinenat
Tinenat Half of Southeast Quarter (Ki) of Section 16, Township 38 Nocgh
Enetin
Amehawn
Othenof Aald
Chereby Town
Fletcher E. Marsh
Wiliamn J. Gronert
Alice Gronert
Whitmer
John J. Turner
Marcaret Turner
Woolf Moors
Ald Board of Commissioners
Letcher E
Marsh
Tax levy proposal for town meeting discussed at school house
A town meeting at the House of School Ds Sa ny CREMNATER to consider annual tax levies and special school expenditures. The proposal lists expenditures of $1,105 and rates of 10 cents per dollar, with additional rates of 20 cents and 2 cents per dollar for prior year costs. The itemization covers total expenditures and total tax, with dates noting the meeting on the 1st day and 30th.
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Fareisen
Ds Sany
Mason Jars Purchase at Altoman's Market Place
Local shopper orders mason jars at Altoman's Market Place. The brief item request notes a direct purchase and delivery to a residence or business location.
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Altoman's Market Place
Pennsylvania Lines Excursions and Summer Fares
Special fares to Bethany Park Seattle and various points under Pennsylvania Lines. Excursion tickets for Pittburgh Thirty third General Convention Catholic Tot Abstinence Union of America. Rates to California and Rome City Indiana. Home Seekers tickets to western regions. Through lines and rates via Pennsylvania agents. Also government posts openings with free particulars from Inter-State Cor. Cedar Rapids.
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Pittburgh
Pennsylvania
California
Grand Army of the Republic
Colorado
Utah
Minnesota
Winsconsin
Iowa
South Dakota
Ponts
South West
Rome City
Ind
Carp
Island Park Assembly
Pennsylvania Lines
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Artemus Ward
Sarkasum
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Mark Hanne
Ayers
J.A. Gruenenfelder
Grantfork, Jr
Ayer
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Department
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C W Scott
Dickey
Winona Assembly Association
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Br. Scott
New Indiana
Kingsbury
LaPorte County
LaPorte
Mill Creek
New Carlisle
St. County
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Saints of the
Church of God
Yellow Creek Lake
Burkett
A. D. Kahn
Mohamedan
India
Michigan
Manistee County
L. L. Rarick
Owen Switzer
A. J. Smith
Hobart Gazette
C.C. Reynolds
Milford Pioneer
O. KK
Foz R. Williams
Eschbach & Weimer’s
A. Ringle
John K. Smith and Son
Washington Township
Benton Harbor
Donald Stuart
Detroit
Tom Stuart
Alleman
Poscatile Department
A. Ringie
Blanche Zimmerman
A. L. Zimmerman
J. D. Turner
Kemper, Vance & Co
von Schrom
Harry Oram
Preston
Cubicago Markets
Mr. Schrom
J. W. Slover
A. J. Logan
L. McDaniel
Levi Kemper
P. B. Wright
Noah McComb
Jonesboro Tuenday
James A Carter
Arlington Hotel
Rochester
Carter
Bebe Graham
Stockton, Mo
van Buskirk
Rapid City
Monroeville
Mra
Polk
Kosvinsko Post
G W Grubbs
Amos Ringie
Canton
Ohio
Ringie
Stark County
Mayo’s Medical and Surgical Institute
Capitol Ave
Indianapolis, Indiana
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Vancers
Dr. Mayo
W.r. Mayo
Delaware St
Surkey Creek
Koxclusko Mounts
Syracuse
Broan
Tor
Big Four Lines
Low
Wisconsin
Big Four
the Starr
the Starr Piano Co
East Market St
Warsaw, Ind
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DAILY
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Bethany
Pensylvania Lines
Paticutara
Inter-State
Cedar Rapids
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