Kern Boom Sways Indiana Democrats for Presidential Bid
Senator Cy Davis in Indianapolis endorses John W Kern as the Democratic presidential candidate with strong qualities and broad support among Indiana Democrats. He labels Miers as a lesser fit and predicts a serious factional fight against Miers’ bid, while stressing Kern's firm convictions and balanced leadership.
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Cy Davis
Miers
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Journal
Mr. Davis
John W. Kern
Indiana
Democratic Party
Kern
Representative Miers
Bloomington
John W. Cravens
Davis
Hest
John Kern
Kansas City
Congress
Missing farmer Mat Purcell leaves home after farewell
Mat Purcell a young farmer living on Nathan Ragle's farm east of Washington disappeared after kissing his children goodbye and saying he would not see them again He kept a razor in his pocket and has not been seen since Relatives search has continued since last Sunday His brother Ben Purcell previously lived in Missouri where one of his children died in a fire.
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Mat Purcell
Nathan Ragle
Washington
Porcell
Ben Purcell
Herron
Third Streets
Missouri
Goulds Denied Absorbing B&O 8 W Claim
The B and O officials deny that the Goulds absorbed the B and O 8 W line calling the report preposterous. Trainmaster Hagerty and traveling engineer Humphreys visited the city yesterday. Conductor Golden and wife returned from Denver where he represented the local B of R T chapter. George Anderson the B and O 8 W brakeman injures and recovering from amputation. John R Walsh president of a Chicago bank and owner of a Chicago newspaper reportedly buys coal lands near Danville Illinois plus 5200 acres and 69 coal shafts. The Thixton $5000 damage case tried at North Vernon involves a section hand injured by a flying pick.
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Bert McDonald
Ft. Ritner
Goulds
J. C. Hagerty
Enos. Humphreys
Washington
Seymour Democrat
W. E. Golden
Denver
Colo
Golden
George Anderson
W. Brakeman
Montgomery
Grasssie
Anderson
Danville
Ill
Walsh
Thixton Wa. B
North Vernon
Thixton
Aged Citizen Dead Near Prairie Home
Mrs Emeline Fairbanks aged seventy years died this morning at her sister Mrs Isaac Roach home near Prairie after a period of illness Burial will be at Hawkins Prairie cemetery on Saturday
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Emeline Fairbanks
Isaac Roach
Prairie
Hawkins Prairie Cemetery
County Officials Inspect New Bridges in Farr Township
County commissioners spent the day in Farr township examining new bridges under construction and noted a light docket for the session. They also awarded liquor licenses to a list of individuals including J W Cherry John Raycraft John McCullen Joseph Faust Edward Howard E S McCafferty Michael Smith Charles Chickedantz Thomas J Cavanaugh Daniel Corcoran of Washington and Lyman Carrico of Montgomery. The county council met Wednesday and approved several bridge appropriations.
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Farr Township
J. W. Cherry
John Raycraft
Vohn McCullen
Joseph Faust
Edward Howard
E.S. McCafferty
Michael Smith
Charles Chickedantz
Thomas J. Cavanaugh
Daniel Corcoran
Washington
Lyman Carrico
Montgomery
City council approves hospital on college foundations block
The council votes to appropriate 10,000 dollars to purchase a block in Commercial addition. The site contains the foundations of the college and is slated for a hospital construction on the foundations.
Pocahontas tribe elects new officers and council representative
The Pocahontas tribe announces officers for its districts including Mrs. L F Hunemeisr as chief, Mrs. Wm Neal as prophetess, Miss Pearl Aikman as Chief of Records, and Miss Josephine Walters as Collector of Wampum. Mrs. Neal to represent the tribe at Indianapolis council in September.
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Pocahontas
L. F. Hunemeisr
Wm. Neal
Winona
L. H. Stuckey
Powhatan
J. H. Waller
Josephine Walters
Pearl Aikman
L. 8. Stuckey
Great Council
Indianapolis
Marriage notices from city registrar listings
Ottis W Crawford and Miss Trane A O'Brien. Charles C Mills and Lillian M Miles. Louie I Read and Cico Horrall John BD. Frederick and Lucy B Beipter.
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Ottis W. Crawford
Miss Trane
A O’brien
Charles C. Mills
Lillian M. Miles
Louie I. Read
Cico Horrall
John BD. Frederick
Lucy B. Beipter
Divorce and quiet title actions filed in Missouri cases
Lillian Feltson and James Felts seek divorce with attorney A. J. Padget listed for the plaintiff. A separate quiet title suit names Alfred B. Wicker with Ogden & Joman as attorneys for the plaintiff in that action.
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Lillian Feltson
James Felts
A. J. Padget
Missour Crockett Va
Alfred B. Wicker
Ogden & Joman
Crawford O Brien and Reis ter wed in two ceremonies
John Bederick and Miss Lae Reister married at St Marys yesterday evening with Rev J W Doyle officiating Frank Curry and Miss Julia Riley attended. The couple plan home life at 1106 East Walnut. John Frederick and Miss Lucy Reister also wed at St Marys with a breakfast at the bride’s home and a trip planned to Cincinnati.
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John Bederick
Lae Reister
St. Mary’s
St. Simons Parsonage
Ottis Crawford
Afiss Rene O'Brien
J. W. Doyle
Frank Curry
Julia Riley
Crawford
8. &. Wilson
Simon Joseph
Seattle
Wash
Neal & Eskridge
Jas. W. O'Brien
John Frederick
Lucy * Reister
St. Marys Church
Tsidore
Philip Reister
Shorts
Carrie
Citizens Band
East Fifth Street
Gazette Adverts and Travel Ads Mixed in Local Notice
The document advertises a new ten line ready-to-run ad feature by The Gazette with consultant writing and a three month cycle, plus mentions of contracts through Mr. Dunham. It also includes random notes on cigars, love, California excursions, and a testimonial about Foley's Kidney Cure with an address and seller.
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The
Gazette
Dunham
Hin
Washington Gazette
Cincinnati and Other Points After Which They Will to 89
The fragment mentions Cincinnati and other points with a plan to reach 89 in housekeeping activities in the West End. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or names to form a full news item.
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Cinnati
West End
Police Court Fines Show Early 1900s Local Justice Tone
The report lists several fines from police court and magistrates for intoxication and provoking a neighbor, with names such as Jack Jones and Eugene Edwards, plus a note on dog tax enforcement. Separately an article condemns cheap baking powders containing alum and acids, praising cream of tartar brands as safer and cheaper in the long run.
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Maglougal
Maaonic
Wi L. Bryant
Indians University
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Kant Stimson
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California
Scenic
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Geo. H. Heusagg
Lima
Foley
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Smith & Wiston
Jack Jones
Clark
Eugene Edwards
James Edwards
Squire Wallace Wednerday
Rachel Myers
Edward L. Moore
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Thomas’ Electric
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