Martin Wis Out as District Chairman Nominee Chosen
A county Democratic convention selected Parks M. Martin of Spencer as district chairman after nominating C. K. Tharp of Vincennes prior to adjournment. Judge Johnny C. Briggs and Editor John Johnson served as secretaries, with remarks commending the party and outlining campaign directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet
State Contra
Parks M. Martin
John Ghhson
Bedford Democrat
Ea Bankins
Sullivan County
Johny C. Briggs
Sullvan County
Clair Dan
Murti
Niblack
Vincennes
Callop
Spencer
Bryan
C. K. ‘Tharp
Knox County
Wik Townsend
Akinsit
Dunge
Parks M. Martin -Bat
Tharpig
Thee
Tha ‘Disixlegard
Parks M
Martin
Spencek
Parkgs M. Martin
Har. Martin
Southern Indiana proposes new railway extension to Linton station
Fragmented report notes work on an extension from Southern Indiana toward Fort Wayne with a new station near Linton. Mentions roads and local routes affecting Byansville area and general project progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ferre Haute
Linton
Byansville Gourter
Teachers Locked Out Causes School Disruption
A chaotic incident at a school left teachers locked out and students scattered. Reported suspensions in several rooms, with tense tensions between staff and administration over access and authority.
Governor Warns Against Pugilism in Public Discourse
Fragmentary text shows a political figure opposing boxing rhetoric and moralizing language. It references the governor, attorney general, and state actions amid debate on handling conflicts. The garbled lines hint at public statements and moral arguments surrounding boxing or violence in society.
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Ales
Andria
Gahlioka
Batic
Matsu
Apelis
Brick Throwers Target South Side Homes In Night Attacks
Reported Sunday and Monday brick and coal-throwing attacks terrorized residences on the South side. Police tracked suspects to a single house on the south side and arrested Miss Blanche Farris for throwing a brick through a window at Nelson Horrill’s home. The events sparked fear among neighbors as investigations continued.
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L. B. Brow
Ibri
W.P
Barte
Patton
Pati
Eollige
Yea Abeet
Blance Farris
Ithe
Southside
Nelton Horriallts
Mies Farris
Election of Directors and Officers by the Peoples Nation group
A morning meeting of the broke lolders of the Peoples Nation elected directors Elishad Hatfield Ida Downey Austin EF Cabel Richard C Davis Hervey T Trueblood Jamies W Ogdon and Kiatthew F Burks. Officers chosen include President Matthew F Burke Vice President James W Ogden and Clark Laura Alkman.
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The
Peoples Nation
Elishad Hatfield
Ida Downey
Austin EF. Cabel
Richard C
Davis
Hervey T. Trueblood
Jamies W.ogdon
Kiatthew F. Burks
Matthew F. Burke
James W. Ogden
Clark
Laura Alkman
Knife Up Their Sleeves in Democratic Convention Fallout
A fragmented report from Wednesday's Daily describes the district Democratic convention where Aen. C. K. Tharp was defeated for chairman amid factional splits. Votes shifted as Monroe and Greene backed Parks Martin, foiling Tharp and fueling threats of retaliation. Mentos county figures loom large with Miers as home base.
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Aen
C. K. Tharp
Causa
Miera Asia
Coniess
Tharp
Daviess
Eno
Thim Martin County
Sullivan
Monroe
Monro
Greene
Parks Martin
Miers
Mentos County
Dickens
Alfoidsville Town Trends Hint at Growth
The district shows many residents planning new homes and business trips to Washington. Notable figures like Henry Webber and Alvin drive property expansion, while others report illness and ongoing development. A brisk construction outlook seems likely this summer.
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H. Hyswebber
John Jones
Washington
Monidays
Jack Brown
Shard Jackman
George W. Reilly
Labo
James W. Gilley
Bererk
Big Windy News From the Community
Local notes from Big Windy report restarted work after a cold spell with Fitzgerale and Johnsons running a mill at full blast. Residents like Baldwin, Aden Gaither, Thomas Singleton, and Marvin Rager travel for business while farmers sell stock due to corn scarcity.
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Fitzgerale
Johnsons
Selih Ennis
Sam Elmet
Big Windy
John. Baldwin
East End
Aden Gaither
A. Hess
Thomas Singleton
Marvin Rager
Dale
Bibknel
Knoxi
Mt. Olive
Shafter
East
In Memoriam Ottis O Brown of Alfordsville
Obituary note mourns Ottis O Brown a beloved Alfordsville pupil aged 17 or 1 7? years. He died from diphtheria on December 26 1899 leaving two sisters and a father George Brown. Community expresses sympathy and notes his earnest study and loss to local school and town.
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Ottis O. Brown
Georgé S. Brown
Reeve Township
Alfordsville
Ottis ‘Brown
Alfordsville Graded School
Athoteas
Obtis Brown
Bell
George
Brown
Ray Fisher
Forrest McCord
Estella Vowell
Lambert of Rachel Day Wates Endorse Foley Kidney Care
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Lambert of Rachel Day Wates endorsing Foley's Kidney Care and claim of its effectiveness. Mention includes phrases about grateful thanks and general praise, with unclear surrounding context and names.
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AL ‘Lambert
Rachel
Foley
Mitchell Pharmacy
City Orders Purchase of Power Plant and Water Rates
The city council unanimously approves buyingGrahan electric plant and wa her rights for 10,000 dollars plus 21,000 in other costs. The deal ends with a ten year contract paying 810 per light yearly and sets water rates to avoid future service expenses. An attorney committee and officials like Williams Kole and McGehee will oversee legal steps. The ordinance also caps charges and triggers city ownership of the plant after the contract expires.
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Ianghisi
Gelger
Geiger
Hay É Audegeont
Ae 'P
Biray Brown
ALT! Paws
Geciger
Grihain Electric
Gane
Jordinahes
Grihand
Arbacblae
Cas
Rat
Smiley Andi Jepson
Aphid
C Coideratis
Aatwel Eeehe Company
Shals Citizens Seek Change in Southern Indiana Line
Local group of twelve citizens meets with Southern Indiana railroad officers in Indianapolis to press for changing the north south line. The conference aims to realign the route, but plans collapse as connections falter and the party departs the city.
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Pirty
Pennis
Shirey
J. M
Circuit Court News: Sentences and Proceedings
Report dates show Badie Cordell and companions sent to reform school for boys after burning hay belonging to farmer Abraham Parkins. Other cases include receiver accounting in Granada, mortgage actions, and a William Meredith note payment judgment. A separate case covers a charge of criminal assault on a girl named Sue Allen. details are limited.
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Badie
Cordell
Dave
Abraham Parkins
Dove
Buckley
Mackey
Elijah H. Benipy
Addunt
John Fan Ings
Patrick EB
Granada
Anu
Bishnell & Co
Mary E. Michaels W
William
William R
Meredith
Ailiam Heleman
Tong
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