Ambitious Indiana Political Nominees List Unclear and Fractured
A garbled OCR listing shows numerous Indiana political appointments and candidates across ministries, treasury, pensions, internal revenue, customs, marshal, district attorney, and other offices. Names include G V Ménriés, Robert W. Miero, Peter Kruger, James Burkea, Reginald Sullivan, Milton W. Mangue, and Asa B. Gabiniss with locations Evansville Indianapolis Bloomington Terre Haute and others. fragmentary roles and jurisdictions appear, signaling a broad appointment or election slate.
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Evansville
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Switzertland
Cita
Teranea
John
E. “Limb
St Terra Haute
Ambabdddor
Foreign’ Service
G. V. Ménriés
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Buckner
Jaco B. Oliver
Brasil
United Stated Treasury
Stockslager
Corydon
Frank B. Jagua
Portland
Robert W. Miero
Bloomington
Bathyuel Hench
Fr .Wayzie
Daniel W. Mustard
Anderson
John. F. Bmitchell
Greenfield
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Sudworth
Washington
Indiana
Internal Revenue
Peter Kruger
South Bend
Nicholas Cornett
Lionelburg
E. M. Leech
Marion
Ben J. Hinkebein
New
Albany
Mentana
J. Putan
New, Point
Charles A Edwards
Huntington
Andersott
Robin M. Bargerly
Utica
J. F. McCarty
Andianzpotts
Milton W. Mangue
Indian
Polis
Indianapolis
James Burkea
Henderton
Thomas Pat Ripley Yanty
Washington City
Asa B. Gabiniss
Men’ Democra ¢ Club
Jerry, Foley
Indiana congressman faces renomination in hard race
In the 1st district Indiana prospects show Rep Cullop seeking renomination amid a tough field. Oscar Cravens of Crawfordsville is linked to postmaster talk, while Culliop's fall in 1908 forecasts a strong contest if progressives and Republicans unite against him.
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Mr. Cravens
Indianaiversity
Ife Accountants’ Service
Samuel M. Relston
Vernor-Elect
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Robert Wyfers
Commissiones
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Sullivan
Alvin Padgett
Wahington
Culliop
Mendgus
Congress
Cullop
Some Thoughts of the Old Year and the New
The piece reflects on the year’s end with religious and civic observations. It contrasts the brevity of life and the value of wisdom with political change and lawfulness, urging diligence and faith while noting public officers push for higher salaries and legislative action. It references Moses, Jesus, and figures like Charles M. Hill and local officials in Indianapolis.
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State House
Davies Bor
May Hart Cook
Homer L. Cook
Marion County
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Cook
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Christmas charity and clothing relief at city hall tale
Parents and teachers clash over a charity effort to clothe needy children attending school. Investigations consider duties of teachers, potential penalties for parents, and whether teachers should pursue aid or enforce rules. A Washington note adds a medical testimonial following scattered local notices and advertisements.
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Local Boy Charles Meyers Wins Medal at Exhibition
A 71 year old East St. Louis resident Charles D. Meyers received a gold medal from Grand-Leader of St. Louis for his mechanical doll exhibit. Meyers demonstrated wireless control and life like motion imitations, impersonating the doll in several displays.
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Washington
Charles D. Meyers
Boni Avenue
East St. Louis
St. 1S
Moyers
Wielgss Ecttle
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Young Meyers
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Chicago
City approves stalled adjourned night session plan
Fragmentary notes indicate the city approves a stalled adjourned night session, with references to a Sarah and Ron addressing misunderstandings. The readable text is unclear on full actions or outcomes.
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Ron Atrances
Railroad's Death Toll Rises Amid Freight and Passenger Losses
A late 19th century report chronicles rail accidents with 186 deaths and 10,585 injuries, totaling 160,533 harmed passengers and suggesting fatality and injury rates across miles of track. It notes $2,000,500 in earnings and an average revenue per mile.
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