Democrats Attack Perkins Labor Leader For Congress Nomination
A lengthy report portrays Edgar A. Perkins, head of the State Federation of Labor, as rejected by Democratic politicians for a congressional nomination and denied membership in the Indianapolis club known as the Hodica Club. It cites concerns over Perkins’ Populist past and alleged socialist leanings, while noting his strong role in labor actions and his opposition to party dictates. The piece frames the dispute as a bitter split over labor influence in politics and party loyalty.
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Edgar A. Perkins
State Federation of Labor
Congress
Indiqla Club
Indianapolis
Perkins
Joseph Fanning
Jacob PyDunn
Democratic Party
Democratsite
Hodiaca ‘Club
Socialist Party
American Federation of Labor
Cornettsville and Washington land transfers listed by heirs
A lengthy ledger of deeds shows numerous transfers in Cornettsville and Washington areas. Names include Martha Armourgh, Nancy Reuss, Charles Dedham, James Exon, and many others. Several properties are described by sections and lots, with prices and parcel details in multiple entries.
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Sey Loti
Cornettsville
Rhadnougherty
Martha Armourgh
Siki
Elnora
Charles H Dedham
Corlett
Sarah Morer
Lot
Washingtony
Seis
Gove
George A
Coleman & W
HC Uargan
Jet
Mary A Lée
Gran Lée
Mary E Cosgrove &H
Iorence Cosgrove
Bik & Washington
Turner
Donaldson
Ivy Donaldson
Ginber
Iphraim Graber
Sarah
Widklepleck
Mary Court
Ands J Brenith
Lydia
Brewer
Wynd M McFarlen &W
Joseph G Courtney
Eliza J’'Mcfarlen &H
Joseph G
Courtneys
Sarah F Woods
James W. Gilley
Newton M
Cornelius
Pensinger
Washington
Smoot's
Wain
Burke
John Harris
H Harris
Cosa Ee
Ality
Wade Kal
Staéphen
Litherland
Ollie Gilling
Jacob L Guthrie
Albert
Carter Wollers
Singer
Henry J
Lemuel Chapman
James E
Brandon
Daniel Wilson
Euclid
Heuitt
Charles
Odner
Gdn
Josephice
Lois
Washington McFegart
Evans CiDy
Michael Cornar
Regin
Visitation and changes fill Northen Daviess notes
Local notes from Elnora and nearby areas mention street preachers visiting Odon and Tobs, Evalyn Wailer of Elnora schools spending Sunday in Washington, and books added to the library. Mrs Ella Crooke and daughter Jesse plan to move to Washington state. Gardit Ray, associate editor, will leave for Cox seeking better health. A former editor closed his Odon job office and may move to Washington. A new train schedule affects Odon residents traveling to Washington and nearby towns. A fatal train accident near Buona City in Martin county is reported amidst broader rail disruptions.
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Elnora
Odon
Tobs
Wiy
Evalyn Wailer
Washington
Ella Crooke
Jesse
Washington State
Hye
Gardit Ray
Et Nees
Evaluath Penson
Ot Review
Lawery’ Cooper
Uim
Memphis
Batus
Buona City
Martin County
Madisop
Perris
Pavag
Resider
Colored preacher Roberts draws large crowds at odon meetings
The article notes Roberts the colored preacher, once a slave, attracting big crowds to his meetings in Odon. It mentions his dramatic past and the challenges he faces, including hostility from some, while his family remains in the town and they establish life there.
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Ang
Indian Springs
Robers
Roberts
Polored
Odon
Pateb
Local Notes From Glendale Area Distorted by OCR
Glenda decries birthdays and engagements, mentions Mr and Mrs Stanton Ellis, Mr and Mrs Ross Hicks, Mrs John M Clark in delicate condition. Maude Arthur Vada Ward Elizabeth Chapman travel to Algiers for Women’s Missionary Society. Corn husking, Otwell visitors, fly damages wheat, theft of a pocketbook from a buggy. Levi Reevey digs Hawell on school grounds. Quarterly meeting set for Sunday Nov 2. William Ward of Topeka visiting.
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Stanton Ellis
Ross Hicks
John M. Clark
Otwell
Chapman
Levi Reevey
Hawell
Willian
Topeka
Kansas
Local Notes From Corning and Montgomery
Corning updates show William Whitesides traveling to Jasper while C T Carrico attended court, and John T Barr and Mrs Barr visiting Montgomery. Others like Wm Hothwell and John Walsh were in Washington, with a Montgomery visit by Thoms Mahan and daughter Maggie. A large Washington crowd watched a major speaker, Marcus Hanna, and locals including Thomas Fegan and Peter Reynolds joined. The Democrat criticizes Wm A Wallace’s seven years as county superintendent and hints at a coming contest for county clerk.
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Willian Whitesides
Jasper
Montgomery
Thoms Mahan
Maggie
JM. Vories
Valparaiso
Washington
Sidtegman
Marcus A. Hanna
Thomas Fegan
D. M. Vorits
W. J. Hrower
J. C. Downey
Thos
White Sides
Peter Reynolds
Peter Grannan
John Skdlly
Hd Hughes
Nick Walshif
Jones Griffin
Democrat
Wm. A. Wallace
TG. Ujderdown
Robert
Miers
Snallace
Daviess County
Bir
Rat
A. Wallace
Watchword of Mari Hanna Dominates Daviess County Visit
A national chairman’s visit highlights the watchword theme for Mari Hanna’s supporters in Daviess County. The piece recalls the 1882 campaign, contrasting protectionist pledges with Republican critique of capital and tariffs. It notes promise of prosperity with tariff reform and questions outcomes after Cleveland’s inauguration.
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Mari Hanna
Republi Wana
Daviess County
Damockftie
Cleveland
Prophesied Trade Policy Echoes in 1903 Election
Fragmented reflections warn that protectionist measures may wreck industry and banking, wiping out farmers savings and small merchants. The writer cites 1892 and 1903 scars, arguing prosperity risks from free trade foes, as voters head to the polls on November 7.
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Polly’ Ap
Fighting for Prosperity Amid Election Rhetoric in Indiana Journal
The piece argues for steadfast support of established leadership to safeguard prosperity, warning against a return to hard times. It cites 1882 Democratic leadership and fiscal strains, urging voters to back current policy to avert economic setbacks and maintain security for American households.
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Jedigna
Amd
Oengtruip
Peru
Indiana
Vote Portrait of a Nation’s Resolve and Duty
A fragmented editorial urges Republicans to vote in the upcoming November election. It argues civic duty extends beyond personal choice to urging neighbors to vote, stressing that party success hinges on broad turnout and the state’s prestige in Congress. The piece warns shortfalls now hinder future campaigns and calls for organized rallying of the rank and file.
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Uesdaly
Vindbijeacs
Republiccan
Isg
Fis Bedther
Get Out and Vote Call Sparks Voter Urgency
Fragmented OCR text shows a call to voters urging participation with emphasis on turnout. Phrases mention encouraging neighbors to vote and the importance of their ballots in the civic process. The readable content is incomplete and lacks clear names or locations.
State Debt Decline Tied to Republican Rule in Indiana
The text argues that since 186g the Indiana state debt has fallen by 10 8 38 under republican administrations, claiming no prior era matched the rapid decline and warning that continued GOP leadership will erase all debt by 1915. It attacks Democratic mismanagement and urges voters to back Republican state and legislative candidates.
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Indiana
Indiapa
Republican Party
October Matings At St Marys Church
From Tuesday's Daily two marriages were solemnized in the morning at St Marys church by Kr Torbuck. Victor Bordiner wed Barbara Kramer with John Daugherty and Barbara Bordinet as attendants. The groom works at the B O and was formerly a date for Charles Berens, brother of Attorney Henry Bordinet. The bride is daughter of Jacob Kramer of Tréeeg Street. They will reside at house Reeling g000 HEALY 24438. At nine oclock the marriage of James Healy and Katherine Kassier was solemnized, Henry Kassier and Willie Fosch attended. The bride is daughter of Conrad Engeler of the gasterd. The groom is employed at OFBrists livery barn. A wedding dinner was served at the home of the bridesparents. GALLAGHEN PO CONNOR: Frank Gallagher wed Nora OConnor at Coring this morning. The bride is daughter of Michadhis Connor of Eagles villa and is a prominent young lady. The groom is a young farmer of Ce ing.
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St. “Marys Church
Kr. Torbuck
O'Clocis
Victor Bordiner
Barbara Kramer
Jacob Kramer
Stoleas Tréeg Streat
Phey
Gov
Nora O’connor
Coroing
Michadhis’Connor
Eaglesvilla
Aid
Tieproom
Ce Ing. . Ps
Trade politics and letter from Hanna prompt concerns
Fragmented communications describe Democrats seeking county voting trades to save a representative, with Miers and allies aiming to influence the state legislature and a U S Senate run. A letter from Hanna mentions a bouquet presentation and gratitude for the compliment at Washington, signed by MG Ay Hannal.
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Miers
Spender
Fulkerson
Boyd
United States
Sehaj Tor
Hanna
Lilah Hunemeier
Lunempier
Chevetaxn
Ohio
Washlngton
Thomas Moore Dead Former Washington Township Citizen
Thomas Moore, a former Washington Township citizen from Bracton, died Tuesday at his home. He was a nephew of Alex Moore of this city. Arrangements were made to bring him here for burial but it was decided to bury him there.
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Thomas Moore
Washington
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