Opinion of Bynum on Bryan and gold Democrats in 1908
Washington City dispatch reports ex congressman William D. Bynum rejects claims conservatives will back Bryan in 1908. He says gold Democrats remain opposed to Bryan and would back the Republican candidate. he also notes Henry Watterson and David R. Francis shift toward Bryan for personal reasons. He predicts most gold Democrats will offer quiet support to the Republican nominee.
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Washington City
William D. Bynum
Bryan
Bynum
Democratic Party
William J
New York
Hearst
Mr. Bynum
Henry Watterson
David R Francis
John W. Minor Visits Indianapolis on Wednesday
Indianapolis resident John W. Minor was in the city on Wednesday, with no additional details available on his visit or purpose.
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John W. Minor
Indianapolis
Brief in Sherrick case filed in Indiana appeal
Formal 200 page brief filed Wednesday in the appeal of former Indiana auditor David E. Sherrick. It cites indictment flaws over embezzled funds, juror Louis Held’s alleged bias, court errors, and settlement terms as grounds to reverse the conviction and sentence. Mrs. Peter Overbay and Mrs. Thomas Dunn of Wheatland attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Sherrick
Indiana
Louis Heid
Sherrick
Addison C. Harris
Dan W. Simms
William N. Harding
Louis
State Wins Suit Against Ex Auditor Daily
Judge Artman orders Daily to pay 26445.50 in principal interest and penalty after evidence focused on amount involved. Defendant plans an appeal as Attorney General prepares to press similar action against former state auditor Henderson for 101080.
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A. C. Daily
Lebaron
Artman
Faisk
Dilly
J. O. Henderson
Henderson
Woodmen member assists search for missing Richmond Byers
Indianapolis resident John D. Volz received a letter from Modern Woodmen of America editor F O Van Galder requesting Dr. Byers Richmond Byers father’s address. J W Mier of Camp 2957 Holcomb Mo. also sent a note claiming a boy at his home matches the missing youth. The official publication urged members to aid in the disappearance case and Volz forwarded the correspondence to Dr. Byers.
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John D. Volz
Indianapolis
Indiana
Woodnign
America
F. O. van Galder
Order
Dr. Byers
Richmond Byers
Seddeyville
van Grider
J. W. Mier
Holcomb
Young Byers
The
Modern
Woodmen
Byers
Volz
Rev E H H Tubbs Farewell Gathering At Veales Creek
Thirty members of the Veales Creek Baptist church gathered at the Rev. E H H Tubbs home with baskets of food as a farewell. Tubbs resigns as pastor after five years and will move July 1 to Turon Kansas. Earl and Cressie Tubbs left for their western home.
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E. H. H Tubbs
North Side
Baptist
Veales Creek
Mr. Tubbs
Turon
Kas
Veale Creek
Earl
Cressie Tubbs
Memorial Day Observances by Modern Woodmen
The Modern Woodmen observe Memorial day with a church service in the morning and cemetery services in the afternoon at Oak Grove cemetery to decorate graves. Deceased members named include Mitchell Helton, I W A Danley, Dixon Carroll, Morgan Lee, James Bush, Weales Creek Cemetery, Henry Wilson, and Plainville Cemetery.
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The
Christian Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mitchell Helton
IW. A. Danley
Dixon Carroll
Morigan Lee
James Bush
Weales Creek
Henry Wilson
Plainville Cemetery
New Elnora Mail Route Set To Start July 2
Postmaster Pershing reports the Elnora office will inaugurate a new mail route on July 2 serving 110 households with a population of 495. Changes to Routes 1 and 2 are planned. Eight applicants sat the examination for the new route Saturday.
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Postmister
Coal Car Breaks Free at Peterspure Mine
A coal car broke from its moorings at the Killion coal mine in Peterspure on Wednesday afternoon. It sped down a steep incline narrowly missing several miners and killed a mule that was in the path, its bones all broken.
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Killion
Peterspure
Foley's Honey and Tar Praised by Ark Reader
A. A. Herren of Finch Arkansas writes praising Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough and lung remedy. He claims it has cured consumption in early stages and that no user has ever been dissatisfied. Sold by Smith and Winton.
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A. A. Herren
Finch
Ark
Foley
Shouthever
Smith and
Winton
Plainville Evening Meeting Noted by Local Figures
Lewis Bootee and James W. O'Brien were seen in Plainville on Wednesday.
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Lewis ‘Bootee
Jamesw. O'Brien
Plainville
Lesson in Health Kidney Cure Ad
An old health ad touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy to purify blood and cure kidney and bladder diseases. It asserts the product strengthens the whole system and promotes good health through sound kidneys.
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Foley
Snzith& Winton
Notre Dame
Rules for Cure of Consumption Emphasize Prevention
Dr. J N Hurty issues a state board circular on tuberculosis control. It cites about 5000 Indiana deaths yearly and outlines causes, prevention, and treatment, stressing dust and sputum transmission, fresh air, sunlight, clean living, proper diet, and prompt medical care. It warns against self diagnosis and quack cures and urges open windows, outdoor work, regular sleep, and family precautions.
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J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Hurty
Indiana
Board of Health
State officials enjoy Indianapolis picnic foot races
Governors and officials participated in foot races at the Indianapolis event. Governor Hanly reportedly beat William J. Wood of the state railroad commission, with other racers including Fret Gemmer, Union B. Hunt, John C. Billheimer, and W. H. Freeman. Uncertainty remained on some outcomes as deliberations continued. A health note praises Foley's Kidney Cure from Smith & Winton and mentions Frank Ryan visiting from Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Hanly
William J. Wood
State Railroad Commission
Gemmer Ontran Union B. Hunt
John C. Billheimer
W. H. Freeman
Freeman
Billheimer
D. M Geeting
Harry Slough
Slough
Meat firms found guilty in Kansas City concessions case
Armour & Co Swift & Co Cudahy & Co and Nelson Morris Packing were found guilty in a U S district court in Kansas City for accepting concessions from the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway on export shipments of packing house products. Jury verdicts came after a 10:40 start and 11:40 ruling. Judge Smith McPherson deferred sentence pending the Burlington trial. the statute provides only fines at present.
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Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Cudahy & Co
Nelson Morris Packing Company
United States District Court
Kansas City
Cicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway
Smith McPherson
Red Oak
Towa
Biglington
Burlington
Jasonville Man Detonates Fatal Hanging Attempt
J W Thornton, about seventy, of Jasonville, attempted suicide by hanging Tuesday night. His daughter found him suspended from a clothes line post. Neighbors assisted, and a physician treated him for nearly two hours. He was delirious overnight but showed some improvement Wednesday. doctors suspect ill health as a factor.
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J. W. Thornton
Jasonville
Thornton
Acquittal in Bloomington for Curtis Hays after murder trial
Curtis Hays, 21, was acquitted in Bloomington after a three day murder trial. He testified John Mitchener had threatened him on multiple occasions and that Mitchener attacked with a wagon spring in a Paynetown store. Mitchener died five days later. public sympathy supported Hays.
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Curtis Hays
Bloomington
Hays
John Mitchener
Lfe
Paynetown
Monroe County
Mitchener
East End Presbyterian Reorganized In Vincennes
The East End Presbyterian church in Vincennes has been reorganized and will keep the name East End. The Rev. Alonzo Yates of Frichton is expected to be chosen as the first pastor.
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East End
Deere
McCarty, Smith & Gootee
Arnahan's
Zed Morton and Zelpha White Tie the Knot in West End
Zed Morton and Miss Zelpha White were married by Reverend C. A. Ward at his residence in the west end Tuesday evening. The groom is a well known farmer and the bride is a daughter of Jacob White of Harrison township.
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Zed Morton
Zelpha White
C. A. Ward
West End
Jacob White
Harrison Township
Quarreled Sunday prompts affidavit for a trial
Anna Dunn filed an affidavit against Sarah J Slaughter in the west end after a Sunday quarrel. The trial is expected within a day or so. The notice promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles, sold by Smith & Winton.
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L. C. Rodgers
Branchton
Foley
Smith & Winton
Anna Dunn
West End
Sarah J. Slaughter
Smith& Winton
Yellow fever cases under quarantine in Gulf area
Yellow fever cases are under quarantine in the Gulf of Mexico about midway between Mobile and the mouth of the Mississippi River.
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Gulf of of Mexico
Mobile
Mississippi River
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs by Foley's Honey and Tar
A. M. Aker of Wood Ind recalls years of severe lung hemorrhages. After trials with several doctors, he used Foley's Honey and Tar and reports his lungs are sound again, endorsing it for advanced lung trouble. Sold by Smith Winton.
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A. M. Aker
Wood
Ind
Foley
Smith & Winton
Miss Helen Lillie Returns Home From Chattanooga School
Miss Helen Lillie is home from attending school in Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Helen Lillie
Chattanooga, Tenn
Hyomel Promises Cure for Catarrh by Lindeman Pharmacy
Hyomel is promoted as the sole cure for catarrh with a strong Washington demand and a money back guarantee. The Lindeman Pharmacy claims wide success including endorsements from J. S. Nugent of the American Union Insurance Company and reports of numerous cures, with a complete outfit priced at one dollar and extra bottles at fifty cents.
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Annals of Medicine
Washington
Lindeman Pharmacy
J. S. Nugent
American Union Insurance Company
New York City
Lindeman’s
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Frank Ryan
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Homel
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National Lead CO
Freeman Ave
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Harrisburg
Minois
Zemo
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Ill
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Washington, Ind
M. J. Carnahan Co
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