Indiana reformers clash over constitution at Muncie meeting
A Muncie audience heard Addison C. Harris and Judge Eichhorn debate Indiana constitutional reform. Voters remain confident in the existing constitution while some call for limited amendments. Critics denounce radical agitators and socialist echoes, urging cautious change only by lawful means.
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Indiana
Muncie
Addison C. Harris
Eichhorn
Harris
Judge Eichhorn
Charlie Chaplin
Fach
Etchhorn
Missouri Delegate Responds to Roosevelt Nomination Push
A Missouri delegate to the Republican National Convention delivers a timely reply to ammunition manufacturers backing Theodore Roosevelt for the nomination. The statement aims to counter external pressure and solidify support for the party’s selected candidate.
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Missouri
Otto ‘Fp
Stifel
Theo‘dore Roosevelt
Parade of Indiana prisoners sparks public critique
A Mitchell Tribune editorial denounces a state parade featuring an Indiana Reformatory band and drill team, calling it a misdirected display that glamorizes criminals and undermines public morality. It criticizes prison reformers and warns of broader social harm from such charity efforts and policy shifts.
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State of
Indiana
Mitchell ‘Tribune
the Tribune
Jis
Anderson
Federal Court
Indianapolis
Governor's Mansion Choice Eludes Political Precedence
Disjointed OCR fragment discusses the governor’s mansion, its suitability, and perhaps the governor choosing a home based on manner of keeping and financial resources, implying political considerations in residence decision making.
Indiana News Roundup on Religion Politics and Law
A sprawling wire of items covers Methodist discipline debates in the church, local city council actions on telephones for homes, Bloomington street usage, and New York traffic limits. Other notes include a murder conviction in New York, press letters on reform and the Republican party, and reflections on Indiana counties and political conventions.
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Bloomington
New York City
Mitchell
Indiana
Sullivan Wins Narrow Delaware County Vote, Anti-Saloon Tactics Criticized
An official report notes Sullivan narrowly won in Delaware and other counties where affirmative votes barely exceeded a single ballot. Shumaker of the Anti-Saloon League denounces party loyalty while pushing temperance into politics, challenging Democratic candidates’ platforms and highlighting the league as a major ally to the party after the bull moose era.
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Dela Ware
Sullivan
Delaware County
Jockridge
Shumaker
Anti-saloon, League
Mattingly
Indiana
Bull Moose Organization
Democratic Party
Anti-saloon League
Ford threats amid driving etiquette story and light cues
A fragment notes no Indiana law on dimming headlights and urges courtesy on roads. It mentions a circulating tale that Henry Ford may spend large sums against reelection rivals voting for military prep, but warns such actions could lead to legal trouble.
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Henry Ford
Congress
Ford
Saturn and Venus align as astronomer notes beauty and distance
Indianapolis News reports John Candee Dean praising Saturn’s grandeur from Earth noting its rings and ten moons while contrasting with the vast orbit. Separate items discuss a murder trial verdict and state park land plans in Martin County, plus a question about Memorial Day school pay and public funds.
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Saturn
John Candee Dean
Indianapolis News
Venus
Earth
Richmond
State Board of Accounts
Road safety urged for Willow Valley hill in Martin County
Carlos McCarty of Loogootee Tribune notes a prior accident on Willow Valley hill and urges the county highway superintendent or Halbert township trustee to install inexpensive danger signals top and bottom of the curve. Red banners along the north road from Loogested to Washington are proposed to warn travelers. More travel is expected this summer, so action is needed now.
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Carlos McCarty
Loogootee Tribune
Willow Valley
Loogested
Washington
Th County
Halbert Township
Hazards on relic highway roads warn drivers of dangers
A reader warns of dangerous road segments on a reused highway and urges prompt repairs. The piece describes lack of warning signs, risky grades, and the need to maintain routes from Shoals to Mitchell to improve safety for travelers in the region including Martin Bunty and Hal ert township, noting some repairs and funding would suffice to make sections usable soon.
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Shoals
Mitchell
Vincennes
Whie River
Atort
How Valley
Martin Bunty
Oals
Halert
Presidential calm demanded in Herald view of nominee
The Washington Herald urges a presidential candidate who is calm, firm, and faithful to American traditions. A leader who respects world relations, serves the people, upholds institutions, and avoids emotional flamboyance or captious rhetoric. The piece cites Indian editor G. Sefrit on the type of man fit for the White House.
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Etelt
Missourii
Repu Tte
United States
Roosevelt
America
Stifel
Pete
Woodrow ‘Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Republic
John B. Stoll
Pecesins
Washington Herald
United
Tes
G. Sefrit
Jin Téaring Wu
Greenwood Is Orator of Day Before Washington Veterans
Washington veterans gathered Tuesday afternoon at the United Brethren church for a Memorial Day program led by the Ladies Circle of the G A R. H Greenwood, a Washington attorney, spoke on patriotism with God, noting it must transcend mere power. The event included a procession led by the Washington Armes, singing, prayers, readings, and a declamation, with Warm weather and a respectful crowd showing support.
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Washington
G. A. Ri
United
Pie ‘H. Greenwood
Washington Armes
W. Snider
Cereles
R. A. ‘Bennett
Logan
R. Ells
Ellis
Hed
Beersbartenaye
Montgomery Rebekahs Hold Memorial Services for Dead
The Lily Rebekah Lodge in Montgomery observed memorial services at the I.O.O.F hall with a large turnout. The program included readings by Carrie Perkins Hazel Smith and others, a memorial address by G. L. Harris, short talks by members, and a reception for attendees.
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Lily Rebeadge
Montgomery
I. C
Anna Armes
Nellie
Mary Baker
Stella Morgan
Potts
George Meates
Horto N
J.W._ Ellis
Local switchman dies from train accident in Maryland
Asia's result of injuries received when he was run over by a train while switching cars. Mr Clarisey formerly a switchman in the B and Southwestern yards died at Bastore Maryland Monday morning. Clarisey is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Matthew Clarisey of this county and several others. He was thirty four years old.
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Vincennes Sun
John
Stella
Amelia
Dorothy
Juan
Stuirrely Wilson
Nell Wii
Big Four
Senidr
Johnn
Ser
I Prairie Street
Wilson Cam
Kroeger
Mrowble
Asia
Clarisey
B. & Southwestern
Bastore
Maryland
Matthew
Trustees' Notice in Washington Township Trade
Washington Township trustee James E. Gilley will transact business at the harness shop located at Main and Fourth streets Washington.
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Washington Township
Washtownship
Busialler
Main and
Fourth Streets
Washington
James E. Gilley
Veale Township Notice Of Regular Trustee Meetings
Veale Township announces meetings on the first and third Thursdays each month to conduct trust and township business. Stanton Bs signs the notice.
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Veale Township
Ndlica
Veale
Stanton
Van Buren Township Trustees Set Regular Meeting Times
Van Buren Township trustees announce business will be transacted at Eaglesville office on Wednesday and Saturday every other week, with M. Olark named as trustee.
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Indiana
van Buren Township
van Bure Township
Eaglesville
M. Olark
Bogard Township Notices To Hold Weekly Meetings
Notice states that 7 will transact business for Bogard township on Tuesday and Thursday each week at Williams store. Ensoo SHARD XM: Williams, trustee.
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Bogard
Bogard Township
Williams
Enso Shard XM
Williaiss
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