Indiana High License Battle Shapes Temperance Politics
The Indiana high license fight exposed party lines and pressure from brewers and saloon interests. Republicans backed the bill in the senate but lost in the house where many Republicans voted against it amid brewer and prohibitionist lobbying. The defeat intensified party conflict and pushed local option debates, with Democrats favoring county action while Republicans supported county local option. Albert Liebers influence and Taft labor stance also appear amid broader temperance and political realignments.
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Indiana
Senate
House
Republican State Organization
Goodrich
Democratic State Organization
O'Brien
Taggart
Prohibition
Browre
Crawford Fairbanks
Terre Haute
Quitiefnes
Legisla Fon
Expresson
Daviens County
Equity Io
Moore
Judiana
Taft and Labor Clash in Typographical Union Publication
A Boston issued pamphlet from the International Typographical Union discusses the relationship of William H. Taft the Republican presidential nominee and labor. It condemns Democratic critics who try to tie labor to partisan politics and highlights quotes praising Taft’s stance.
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William
Taft
International Typographical Union
Walch
Boston
Criti
Jackson's Effrontery in Indiana Campaign
Stokes Jackson the Indiana democratic state chairman speaks to the Cincinnati Enquirer about fundraising and brewery influence. He says the state committee has received no money from brewers but would accept contributions if offered. He denies a claim that Governor candidate Marehall would dodge the ty rig opções bill and insists Marehall will stand on party lines.
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Goodrich
Stokes Jackson
Jackson
Indiana
Thomas Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Democratic National Executive Committee
Cincinnati Enquirer
Democratic State Committee
Brewers’ Combine
Mr. Jackson
T. R. ‘Marehall
Marhall
Istate
National Plate
Shorene
Bay
Washington
Tempora tempera legislation debated by Washington county democrats
A fragment notes that the temperance matter may be raised, with Democrats in Washington County awaiting possible discussion or statement on temperance legislation and temperance questions.
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Washington’ County
Indiana Prophecies and Kern’s Shifting Fortunes
The piece traces John Kern’s long history of political prophecy in Indiana. It notes Grovernor of Ohio’s cautious Ohioan prediction placing Indiana “possibly doubtful” for Taft, yet credits Kern’s influence and recurring mispredictions from 1894 to 1902. It highlights Kern’s attacks on the Republican governor over French Lick gambling, his role as Democratic vice presidential nominee, and the 30,000-plus Republican majority rebuking Taggart and Kern.
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Grovernor
Ohio
Indiana
Taft
Kerk
John Kern
Kern
Tom Taggart
Bryan
Taggart
Kern Agai
Michigan City
Evansville
Terre Haute
Richmond
Thomas Taggart
French, Lick
United States
John W. Kern
French Lick
People F of
Political Press Debates Over Grover Cleveland’s Influence
An Indianapolis News digest asserts General Grover Cleveland’s importance in Kern’s forecast, while the Democratic paper claims the News is not Republican. The piece notes independent Republicans in Indiana and a 1904 precedent, but argues brewing and liquor interests are steering the Democratic party for their own ends.
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Indianapolis News
Democrat
Indianapolis
Japan
Mrs Sarah J Jordan Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs Sarah J Jordan an estimable Christian worker and wife of Rev Thomas Jordan died at 5 30 a m Friday at her home on the Maysville road after several weeks illness. Born November 11 1845 she was 62. She and Rev Jordan married February 1867 and leave four children Cheyenne Wyoming Elmore township Charles Jordan Orange County and Florence Jordan Massachusetts.
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Sarah 4.Jordan
Maysville Road
Thomas Jordan
Delawaré
Cecil
Grant Faith
Labor Day Celebration Planned by Central Labor Union
Washington prepares for its largest Labor Day event with extensive arrangements by the Central Labor union. The Commercial club grounds east of town will host festivities with free shuttle hacks, five cent fares, and evening concerts by the Citizens band. An non political speaker is slated to address the crowd.
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Washington
Central Labor Union
Labor Day Parade and Acrobatic Feats Planned
A grand Labor Day program is set with a morning parade at 10 from the courthouse through main districts. Nine unions, including farmers, will be represented with about nine hundred participants. An expert will perform a tall feat in the afternoon alongside footraces and other contests. The celebration is organized by a committee promising the city’s greatest Labor Day event.
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Belloo
Ascension
Atta
Juy
Washington
Board ends session with road petition dismissal
The county board dismissed the gravel road petition of Phillip Conlin in Barr township after full argument on a similar high way improvement. Mrs. L. F. Haemeler was reappointed matron for the orphans' home, praised for years of steady service and care of the children.
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Board of County Commissioners
Phillip Conlinc
Barr Township
Conlin
L. F.haemeler
Msr
Hunemeter
Teacher Appointments By Veale Township Trustee
Trustee Stuckey of Veale township has appointed teachers for the ensuing term. Lett Josie Chapman Scudder Elmer E Horrall Pleasant Hill Charles L White Cumback F E Dayton Paducah Walter White Swan Clara Barber Woods Tell E Colbert.
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Stuckey
Veale Township
Lett
Josie Chapman
Scudder
Elmer E. Horrall
Pleasant Hill
Charles L. White
Cumback
E. Dayton
Paducah
Walter White
Swan
Clara Barber
Woods
Tell
E. Colbert
Operator Weds in Hazelton Home Ceremony
Elnora August 6 telegraph operator Orville il Natt married Miss Celesta Henderson of Hazelton at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Elnora.
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Elnora
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Benefit for Elderly
An old advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy aids the elderly by toning urinary organs and correcting bodily irregularities. It urges immediate use and notes Smith & Winton as the sellers.
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Foley
Smith & Winton
Sugarland cemetery work meeting announced for August 19
Notice invites all interested to gather at Sugarland cemetery on Wednesday August 19 to clean the place and bring tools for the occasion. D Law Wetm ier of Montgomery Indiana lists poultry for sale and Owens Feed Store promotes middlings and seed rye with emphasis on cheaper pig feed before price rises.
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Ae Neo
Sugarland Cemetery
Jist
Owens’ Feed Store
East Main Street
Ice Cream Festival at Maysville Church Aug 12 13
A notice says an ice cream festival will be held at Maysville Church on Wednesday and Thursday August 12 and 13. The event invites the community to attend and enjoy treats and local fellowship.
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Maysville Church
Sterrieny Oc
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