Indiana Hoosiers back Fairbanks for president in 1908
A Indiana convention addresses factionalism and loyalty to Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks. The piece argues Fairbanks stands for unity, honesty, and strong leadership within the Republican Party, praising his independence from corporate influence and his service record under McKinley. It advocates Hoosier support for a native candidate in the next national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Indiana
Ligifana
Ithe
Benjamin Highson
Benjarison
Harrison
Doura
Persines
Atten
Upi
Net
Phator Beveridge
Leva
Beveridge
Fairbanks
Senate
Beveridge Eh
Walloas
Balliwick
Ble
Fairbank
Upba
Grant
Des Moines
Renee Dee
William McKinle
Bryan
McKinley
Roavelt
William McKinley
Kinley
Conservatiam
Union
Manure Spreader Pros Highlighted In Farm Ad
A historical sales excerpt touts a Great Western Endless Apron manure spreader with 34 reasons to buy. It claims efficient manure processing, wide coverage, front and rear wheel design for sharp turns, reduced labor, and greater soil enrichment, promising doubled farm value and earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Kidney pills touted to prevent Bright's disease in ads
An antique advertisement excerpt promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a preventative for Bright's disease, citing testimonials from Randolph Rasaiale of Washington DC and others. It claims rapid symptom relief for kidney and urinary issues and lists Foster Milburn as the US sole agent, Buffalo NY, with a note to consult local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
Randolph
Rasaiale
Sou Heast
Fifth Street
Washington, A
Sayn
Child injured by dynamite cap blast in rural Indiana town
Seven year old Willie Hannah of Elnora found a dynamite cap in a summer kitchen and, after striking a match, it exploded injuring his thumb and several fingers. His father James Hannah reported the accident occurred Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wililie Hannah
James Hannah
Elnora
Community News Notes From Rutherford Township Area
James N. Baker injures amid local build progress at K of P project. Harry Jackson and Mrs. Jackson visited C. M. Allen. G A R decoration service set. Violet Kyle and Co. hire Jesse Arvin as clerk. Rev. Griffin preached at Christian church. Glendale road work continues with Eli Allen directing crew. Mrs. Cella Miles injured by a cow but not seriously hurt. Drewry Hembree dies suddenly at 78. Civil War veteran and YU B church member leaves widow and seven children including trustee William Rutherford.
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James N. Baker
Peen I
Harry’ Jackson
C. M. Allen
Jackson
Jabez McCord
Washington
da Uafon
Jesse Arvin
Violet Kyle and Company
Griffin
Huntington
Christian Church
Eli Allen
Glendale Road
Cella J. Miles
Miles
Drewry Hembree
Rutherford Township
Martin County
Daviess
Hembree
YU. B. Church
William
Basil
Henry
James Canary
Petersburg
Henry Boonskot
Willam Fox
Langootee
Wesley Cochran
Terre Haute
Death of Clara Raymann Miss Clark Raymann
Clara Raymann aged 33 died after a long illness of consumption at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday at her parents home on East Fifteenth Street and Walnut. She lived in the city all her life and worked twelve years as a clerk at the McDougal stores before leaving work due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Raymann
East Fifteenth
Walnut Streets
Fragmented obituary and medical ad text in damaged OCR
A fragmented obituary notes survivors including parents and several brothers and mentions a church congregation disturbance from coughing. The rest is an advertisement for Foley’s medicines, Dr Shoop products, and catarrh and bowel remedies with claims of kidney cure and restorative tonics sold by local pharmacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Joyce
Sullivan
Claremounta N. H
Foley
Smish
Winton
Wdney
Smith and
Win- Ti
Clothcraft Spring Style Book Promises Quality Wear
Advertisement urges shoppers to compare CLOTHCRAFT quality with their own eyes and experiences. It touts CLOTHCRAFT as an clothing insurance policy and invites readers to request a copy of the CLOTHCRAFT Spring Style Book.
Lindeman Pharmacy Promises Refund for Stomach Remedy
A damaged ad notes Lindeman Pharmacy guarantees a refund if Miona Stomach tablets fail to cure stomach troubles. It touts Miona as strengthening the stomach after meals, with a 50¢ box price and a full refund if not cured. The copy claims a complete Hyomed version available for $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Shoop
Shoop
Wis
Lindeman Pharmacy
Texas
Fragmentary Note Ponders Conditions for Charges
A fragmented line argues a claim requires supporting statements and states that without proof no charges will follow for service or goods. The text is unclear but suggests a conditional standard for legal action.
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William Kinley
United States
Fairbanke
New York
Theodore Rooshevelt
Republican State Committee
Congress of the United States
District of Colungia
Eridan
Rosedale
Keyas
Almer Company
Baople
Newt
Foster
Milburn
Buffelo
N. Y
Engiand
Avia H
Willimatic
Ley
Smith Fee Winton
Jand Winton
Clara Raymann
John
Edward
Eityg
Francis
East St. Louis
Annie
Kemp
Éaip
Jong Fai
Sayease Gunch
Rease
Mara
Ihon & Ragle
R i Estate and Insurance Einora
D. W. Bell
Dr. Park
I. Indiana
Raf
Hastings Alliens and
Hastings
Barr Township
Notles
O&es
Cannerburg
Wein
Bee
George
Smith
Glendale
Godwin
Reave
Ae Rain le
Andiana
Veale
Basingas
Cas
Carey
Nat Caer Aranioe
West Second Street
Bacon & Aikman
Maby
Dabiess County
Washington. Realty G
EE. Forsythe
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