Local politics and personalities in Indianapolis editorials
The Indianapolis Sentinel reports on political tensions around Louis Ludlow and Daniel Bryan era debates, noting party loyalties, leadership questions, and reflections on candidates for national roles. The piece mentions Mrs May-C. ner and Mrs Itzor logves alongside broader civic concerns and social circles.
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May-C. Ner
Vitalita Vitona Cures Weak Kidneys and Blood Purity
Fragmentary ad claims Vitona cures dying Vinci Hes and helps weak kidneys. It touts blood purification and overall healing with bold, unclear text. The readable lines push a medical remedy narrative in archaic phrasing.
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Vinci
Murder at the Gate and a Freemen Mystery
A Southern Stanford incident reports a womanmaid and two men who assaulted a fixtured bridegroom to be, with four men implicated in a grim cover up. Edward McGeehes seeks a pardon as the pardons board slow to act. The piece blends a violent case with local civic notes and a humorous apple half and half discovery.
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Mellie
Stanford Freetiad
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Liapiene Brate
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Edward McGeehes
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Local Notes on Property and Labor in Evansville Area
Fragmented report mentions John F. Jarrel’s death in Edwardsport and estate moves in Linton and Bennett regions. Notes include real estate changes on Grove Street and East First near Walnut, shifts of property to Jasquville, and talk of a new factory using non union labor with a central labor union report planned.
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Central Labor Union
Annual Rally Day Draws Large Baptist Church Crowd
A Sunday morning rally at the Baptist church drew a large crowd of students and friends. The service featured a lesson review by twelve classes led by Supt Allen, remarks by Dr. Milea, readings by Caroline Matingly and Elizabeth May, and musical numbers from the junior choir and a male quartet.
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Baptist Church
Allen
Stars Win Behind Goodwin as Vincennes Grays Fall
The Stars defeated Vincennes 3 to 2 with Clyde Goodwin pitching a strong game. O Waggoner hit a homer for the Stars and Corcoran, Banta, and Shepherd contributed infield and field play, while Lee and Banta endured errors. The Grays scored late on a wild pitch and rallies but Goodwin struck out nine and yielded four hits. A special train delivered players home and a small crowd witnessed the contest.
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Corcoran
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