Democratic debate over Bryan vs Johnson and reform
The article discusses Democratic doubts about Bryan's renomination, mentions Governor Johnson of Minnesota as a possible alternative, and cites Bryce on the qualities of a president. It argues voters favor steadiness, honesty, and practical leadership over spectacle, noting a divide in the party between reformers and conservatives.
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Bryan
Johnson
Minnesota
Bryce
Persnal Epuretesus
United States
Webster
Clay
Blaine
Roosevelt
Cyprian
Indiana
Blotomfield
Powers Case Ends With Hung Jury After Fourth Kentucky Trial
After a fourth trial for Caleb Powers of Kentucky in the William Goebel murder case, the jury failed to reach a verdict. Ten jurors favored acquittal and two favored conviction, with the foreman stubbornly voting for conviction. Powers remains in jail pending another trial. The record suggests bias and political division influenced juror selection and deliberations.
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Caleb Powers
Kentucky
William
Goebel
P Éention
Owas
Era of Peace in Daviess County Courts Noted
Our Shoals correspondent reports remarkable quiet in Daviess County with only one homicide in years and a few felonies in the circuit court. Three felony cases are pending while others have fled the court’s jurisdiction. Martin County reportedly has no pending felony cases, praising the circuit’s judicial efficiency.
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Daviess County
Daviess
Martin County
Judicial Circuit
Darless
Marti
Blodgett Questions 1906 Indiana Senate Result
The Indianapolis News states John H. Spencer of this city was defeated by Ezra Mattingly in 1906 due to alleged friendliness with saloon interests. The piece argues the defeat reflected party ticket dynamics and local political factors with minor margins among winners.
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William. Hi
Blodgett
Indianapolis News
John H. Spencer
Ezra
Mattingly
Spencer
Bump
de Obralig
Perceived bias in Kentucky political trials cited in editorial
An editorial voices protest at what it calls partisan court action in Kentucky, contrasting the Powers case with Judge Hargis. It cites bail decisions and jury composition, arguing the state has not proved Powers guilty and condemns biased proceedings while praising Hargis' bail and acquittal.
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Guck
Middle States
Mississippi Valley
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Hargis
William Goebel
Powers
Indianapolis News
Jim Hargis
Morris
Fort Wayne
SIDE STEPPING TAGGART IN WASHINGTON DEMOCRAT
The Washington Democrat questions Thomas Taggart's claim on Stokes Jackson as democratic state chairman noting the paper says Jackson was not the editor's man. It cites E. A. Tucker of Cincinnati Enquirer as source for Taggart’s disputed statement and its interpretation.
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Taggart
Washington Democrat
Stokes Jackson
Thomas Tagegart
Jackson
Democrat
Taggar
E. A. Tucker
Disaapoils
Incinnati Enquirer
Tate
Indianapolis
Internal strife within the party slate surfaces in state committee
A renewed party committee reveals Stokes Jackson as chairman with Gilbert Hendren and Adam Heimberger as officers. The faction is described as Taggart aligned, with long-running anti Taggart efforts failing to prevent Jackson's leadership and Padgett installed to balance the slate. The piece criticizes the Democrat's stance and links to Taggart influence.
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Mittee
Sporls
Padsett
Stokes Jackson
Taggart
Jackson
Gilbert Hendren
Adam Heimberger
No Civil Pension List Stirs Debate in Washington
The Washington City Post argues against a civil pension list for government workers. It notes possible exceptions for widows of presidents but warns broad pensions would face strong public opposition. The piece stresses that every citizen deserves no special favors and condemns creating a pension system for civil employes.
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Congress
United States
Washington City Post
Washington City
Capitol
Muraiur
Ben“jamin Harrison
Frayed OCR Snippet Hints at Political Debate Tone
A fragment reads a political clash over propriety and virtue, reflecting tense views of manhood and morality in public discourse. The line hints at a contested stance amid religious or civic groups.
Postmaster Faith Expected to Receive Second Term
The Herald reports postmaster Déward Faith is likely to be reappointed for a second term as his current one ends on the 26th. Congressman Chaney recommended the renewal, and patrons approve, with little opposition and broad support for his continued service.
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Déward
Faith
the Herald
Congressman Chaney
Congress man Chaney bill to secure private pensions raised
The Linton Call notes Congressional efforts by Mr Chaney to obtain private pension bills for veterans including Col Vinge and others in the district. It questions who will be chosen for a private bill while defending Mr Serrit from patronage claims and affirming local approval of a Linton postmaster appointment.
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Chasey
Congress
Col. Vinge. Williams
Bedford
Second District
The
Linton Call
Chaney
Ligton
Bloomfield
Bloomington
Spencer
Gosport
Sullivan
Washington
Vincennes
Mitchell
Williams
Linton
Serrit
Washington Herald
Greene County
Seffit
Her
Ald
Wound ‘Party
Washington City
Editors criticized for cheap reprint labels by Indiana press
A fragment from the Winoniac Democrat Journal reports the Taggart press bureau remains active despite claims of decline. It notes rural democratic papers sourcing content from Indianapolis and mocks editors who reuse material under false headlines.
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Taggart Press
Winoniac Democrat-Journal
Jwho
Indianapolis
Shoul
Democratic convention notes spark Bryan homage abroad
The document cites praise for William Jennings Bryan and the 1908 standard bearer during a Linton convention. It mentions Democrats from across the country flooding in and aligning with the East's great idea as Governor Johnson of Minnesota plays a central role in possible 1908 electors.
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Linton
William Jennings Bryan
Johnson
Minnesota
Johnson Fortifies Case for President at Denver
The World asserts Governor John A. Johnson will attract Democratic delegates in Denver despite Bryan supporters pushing Indiana toward a Bryan nomination. It notes the odd precommitment by Charley Jewett, a New Albany figure, to Bryan and the clash with conservative Democrats over ahead-of-time instruction.
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Johnson
New York
New Jersey
Bryan
Denver
Wayui
John A. Johnson
Indiana
Charley Jewett
Allany
Democracy
Jewett
Powers Jury Deliberations Split Along Party Lines
The Powers jury listed four Independents among its members, all Democrat-leaning though not closely tied to the party. Last week six Democrats and four Republicans refused to convict Powers, which under normal law would amount to an acquittal.
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Powers
Cullop Skewered Over Calamity Talk At Linton Meeting
The Vincennes Sun omits William A. Cullop from its praise of a Linton Democratic lovefeast while the Linton Citizen criticizes his speech. The paper argues calamity predictions undermine otherwise sensible remarks and notes Cullop’s comments were seen as overreaching by local leaders.
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William A. Cullop
Linton
Vincennes Sun
Cullop
Linton Citizen
Dewspaper
Cyrus E. Davis
Knor County
W. A. Cullop
Vincennes
Militia Restore Order After Muncie Street Railway Violence
In Muncie the militia’s quick intervention ended violence linked to a street railway strike. The piece notes that the mob respects only force and that bullies are often cowards, reflecting a harsh view of the street clashes.
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Muncie
Elkhart Review Questions Public Education Beyond Grammar Grades
The Elkhart Review argues education after grammar grades should not be provided publicly. It cites that most pupils drop out by grammar end and costs rise sharply with little proportional benefit. It questions why taxpayers fund education for a small remaining subset.
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Elkhart Review
Ephiances
Conviction of Whitecappers Stirs Indian Region
Reports say local court actions against whitecap attackers signal stricter enforcement. The community anticipates greater caution from such groups as prosecutors gain power to address lawbreaking.
Linton Citizen Mentions Democratic Newspapers Reading
A fragment references the Linton Citizen and two Democratic newspapers in reading context. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
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Linton Cal
Linton: Citizen
Eer
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America
Cabel
MR. Blodgett
Mert
Hendren
Padgett
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