Democratic Party Debate Over Mr Bryan and Railroads
A verbose summary of political commentary references Mr Bryan's plan and railroad control discussions. It notes reactions in Democratic and Republican circles, mentions Harriman railroad holdings, and cites price increases in Knox and adjacent counties, with opinions from Roger Guilivan and Indiana counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Harriman
Baltimore and Ohio
Chespeake and Ohio
Norfolk ‘and Western
Union Pacific-Southern Pacific
Harriman Lines
Democratic stance on government ownership splits party debate
The Southern Democracy remains wary of federal ownership plans, warning the issue threatens party unity and electoral prospects. Editors from Montgomery to Nashville flag risks of socialism and paternalism, urging restraint and focusing on electability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Als
Hearst
Jgg
Kansas Editors Not Building 5000 Dollar Homes in 1896
A reflective piece recalls Kansas in 1896 when editors faced harsh costs and mortgages rather than prosperity. It notes cheap building materials, limited subscriber income, and the shift to modern prosperity since those days, contrasting past struggles with present happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne News
Fano
Kansas Town
Republicae
Isbor Tomies
Gould Pa
Kansas
Kanasas
Riz
Republig an Text-Book Review in Publican Legisla
A compact note reviews published Republican legislation with a brief survey of issues. It emphasizes presenting essential facts and figures clearly, aiming for comprehensiveness while remaining readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basiben
Brest
Publican Législa
New Political Textbook to Circulate for Campaign Funding
A political campaign textbook compiling tariff, trade, and prosperity data is to receive general circulation. It includes official figures, excerpts from Roosevelts and other leaders, and a Prosperity Postcript. The book, with a copious index, is distributed by John C. Eversman in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Rooseraft
Hanna
Bryan
New York World
John c. Eversman
Broadway
New York City
CORNETTSVILLE LOCAL NOTES REPORT WEEKEND VISITS
Charles Kieth of Epsom and James Sparks of Edwardsport visited here. Curtis Myers was in Washington and Miss Nora Courtney returned to Bicknell. The community plans a picnic at Epsom and the Rev J L Shroyer will preach his last sermon of the conference year here. Farmers expect to finish wheat owing this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kieth
Epsom
Curtis Myers
Washington
James Sparks
Plainville
Charles Carroll
Edwardsport
Arley Leonard
Jordan Station
Harrison
Walden Eaton
Fairview
Nora Courtney
Bicknell
Charles Turk
Lettsville
Grandma” Mead
James Williams
Black Oak
William Patterson
Ebenezer
Gertie Pearson
Georgetown
Mollie Boyd
Mt. Zion
J. L. Shroyer
Alfordsville Notes Highlight Local Movements and Openings
Charles A Burris visited Bicknell. Mrs T J Alford visits Washington. Adam Isenogle of Montgomery visited. Mrs Martha Collins moved to Washington. James E Gilley spent Monday and Tuesday in Washington. Township schools set to open September 24 and the Reeve township teachers institute organized Friday. Dr A H Burris will not go to North Dakota. Mr and Mrs W C McCord visited Washington. Rev C M Carter preached at the Baptist church Tuesday night. Rev T J Alford bought John Hedrick property on Main Street and moved there last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A Burris
Bicknell
T. J. Alford
Washington
Jacob Ham
George’ Ginder
Adam Isenogle
Montgomery
Martha Collins
James E. Gilley
Reeve Township
Teachers’ Institute
A. H. Burris
North Dakota
W. C. McCor
C.,m. Carter
Roch
Ester
Baptist Church
John Hedrick
Main Street
Local Postings Note Residents Visiting and Returns
Roger Conlin Corning attended Montgomery on Monday. Residents from here joined gatherings at High Rock on Sunday. Frank Trainor of Montgomery visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Downey of Loogcotes were here Sunday. Bernard Gillooly returned home Saturday from Spokane. Joe Malloy came home Saturday from St Louis for a brief visit. The banns of Mary Delatey and Alex Sunday were read at St Patrick’s Church Sunday. Hannah Manning returned home to Cincinnati after a several weeks visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Conlin
Montgomery
High Rock
Frank ‘Trainor
James Downey
Loogcotes
Bernard Gillooly
Spokane
Wesh
Joe Malloy
St. Louis
Mary Delatey
Alex
Sts Patricks Church
Hannah Manning
Cincinnati
Public Schools Face Typhoid Fever Outbreak
Montgomery reports typhoid cases among students and staff as the school week starts. Henry Tucker and Mabel Gideon are named among the affected, while new births are recorded for Mrs. Moses Gootee and Mrs. Kate O Brign. Miss Mary Turnbloom travels to Terre Haute for a visit as families host relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tucker
Moses Gootee
Kate O'Brign
Surday
Mary Turnbloom
Terre Haute
Tillman called a gwashbuckler and blackguard in debate
The Washington Democrat quotes critics denouncing Tillman as a braggart and untrustworthy ally of Bryan. It portrays Tillman as jealous and spiteful, recounting taunts about the Civil War and slavery, while noting Roosevelt’s admiration for a strong fighter and questioning Bryan’s proposed government ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jode Ofdurth
Sbrest
Tillman
Gwashbuckler
Blackguard
Congress
Roosevelt
Gentaor
Washington Democrat
Local wrecking near Huron injures none
Mr and Mrs Miller survived the Tuesday wreck at Huron with no injuries. Mira Martha Ash has been ill for a week and is not expected to live. Rev J M Inman to preach at the U B church Sunday at 10 39 am. Spearee and Holliday's wild west show Tuesday night is described as a poor affair.
Reunion of Company G Indiana Veterans Gathers On Chickamauga Anniversary
The Thursday reunion of Company G 42d Indiana drew strong attendance and marked the Chickamauga anniversary. Four veterans have died, leaving sixty four living members listed, including James McLin John Aikman William Pride and John T Gregory with many others named from multiple states.
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Company G
Indiana
Chick- Amanga
James, McLin
John Aikman
Sugarland
William Pride
Orwell
John T. Gregory
Missouri
M. Allen
A. J. Allen
Joseph C. Allison
A. J. Burris
Harrison Browning
W. R. Baker
D. V. Ellis
C. C. Gregory
Thomas Greenwood
William H. Giley
F. Horrall
E. R. Horrall
M. J. Hinkle
John D. Hinkle
William Hedrick
William L. Hughey
F. M. Hunter
Jacob Ham
William Ham
Benjamin F. Hopkins
Thomas J. Matthewson
John J. McCracken
Henry McCracken
Charles McCracken
William McCracken
J. A. Palemi
William A
Thomas J. Besley
Dixon Carl
Robert Carl
Thomas B. Pride
Thomas Pride
Illinois
Jeremiah Gregory
Kansas
Thomas R. Greenville
Boonville
Thomas Ham
Martin
Norval Johnson
Shelbyville
S. F., Johnson
Knox
J. €. Jackman
C. C Pride
Iowa
Harrison Peachy
Indianapolis
Thomas Rogerson
Lemuel Rogerson
Oklahoma
Frank L. Waller
Texas
D. C. Wallace
Knox County
Thomas Capehart
New Albany
Quiet inquiry into Earl Gilmore case ends with no formal probe
Earl Gilmore, beaten by Will Jones with whom he lived, faces possible assault charges as authorities shelve a formal investigation. The boy, now under Mrs. Hune meter's care, says he would return home only if treated well, and recalls a harsh past while displaying a measured, straightforward account of his experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Gilmore
Will Jones
Teok
Jim
Receiver Gardiner files detailed City Water report
Charles G. Gardiner as receiver for City Water submits in circuit court a comprehensive report through September first detailing plant work. The document chronicles filter plant installation pipe line expansion and near total renewal of pumps and boilers over sixteen months with receipts and expenditures itemized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Gardiner
City Water Company
Herald
Court figures show sale of ceramics and plant costs
Court records report $72,544.97 from the sale of ceramics, $62,976.69 in expenditures, leaving a balance in the bank of $9,568.28. The official test of the filter plant will be made around the first of the month.
Commissioners Allowances Regular September Session 1906
Summary of payments and expenses for the September 1906 session including officers salaries for Nugent Wallace Smoot Truelove Donaldson and others plus numerous disbursements to Sentinel Printing Co Horrall Brothers City Gas Co Home Telephone Co and various vendors and individuals across departments and townships. Major totals include officers salaries of 9850 for Nugent 650 for Wallace 499.20 for Smoot 525 for Truelove 600 for Fitzgerald and 120.50 for McHenry with many line items for jail farm poor relief and road work across Washington Township and the city.
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Thomas Nugent
William A. Wallace
William P. Smoot
H. C. Truelove
Milton Fitzgerald
A. I. Donaldson
Ballander McHenry
Thomas Searg Oye
Sentinel Prtg
Horrall Brothers
W. A. Wallace
W. A. Wallade
Ace
Horral Brothers
H. C. Trucloye
Instes
Horrall Brothers We Werderes
Soi Sess
Bigve
Court House
Oe City Gas Co
M. J. Carnahan Co
F. B. Fornwald
Neal & Eskridge
John L. Zinkan
A. F. Schmidt
W. H. Gooldy
Eeeat Tees
Wash. Light
Cesc
Home Tel. Co. Atd
Horney & Winterbottom
Louis Lauby
Charles T. Osman
John van Winkle
Freedly Osman
William Fitts
Home Tel. Co
Jeees
S. A. Ridgeway
Redge
Hatfield & Palmer
Cabel & Kauffman
Swords Brothers
Mrs. J. Stumpp
L. L. Whetsell
Gabel
Kauffman
F. B. Fornwald Wblace Press
L. F. Aay
Wash. L. & Geshee
Home
Cabel & Kauman
Cabel & Kauffmen Eo
Edaneet
Midland Chemical Co
M. J. Carnahan O. Hed
McCarty, Smith & Gootee
Russell & Royfts
Commissioners Court
Henry H. Sefrit
John G. Shanks
Eacreeees
H. Brann
O. Bonham
Willem Sehntener
Vance May
Esevaeber
James O'Brien
William Stumpp
Zed Bonham
Lucy Edwards
Anna Edwards
Washington Township
Mammoth horned owl spotted east of the city
A mammoth horned owl was seen about three miles east of the city. The bird had a wingspan of four feet six inches, prompting local curiosity and fresh notes on wildlife in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Embree
Multiple Property Transfers and Notices Across Indiana
A collage of real estate deeds and notices lists transfers of lots and properties in Elnora and Washington, an adoption suit, divorces, and insurable births. The Evansville and Indianapolis Railroad Company schedules its stockholders meeting for October 15 1906 with secretary Gilbert H Wright recorded. Also brief notices of thanks for W H Summers and various local notices including a nurseworker posting and a cow pea hulling manager appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville and Indianapolis Railroad Company
Evansville
Indiana
Liquor License Notice for Washington Township Applicant
William Schneider seeks a license to sell intoxicants in a two story brick building at Main and Fifth in Ashington Daviess Indiana. The notice states the applicant is over twenty one, a long term resident, and will appear before the county commissioners at the October 1906 session for license to sell alcohol in quantities under a quart with on premise consumption.
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Knox
Charles A. Phillipps
Knox County
Knox Lounty
Sullivan County
de Ratic Authority
Sullivan Bounty
Daviess County
Dubois County
Indiana
Santy Commissioners
Darkesaty
Arvin
Kennedy Ditch
Coyle
Prairia Creek
Ders
Washington
Dav Ues
Board of County Commissioners
Hid
Ashington
Liverool
Main
Fifth Streets
Com
Main Street
William Schneider
Gibbons heirs suit in Daviess Court 1906
In the Daviess circuit court 1906 Hastings & Hastings appear for the plaintiff Mrs Mary Gibbons estate sues to quiet title to real estate in Daviess county. Defendants are nonresidents of Indiana and must appear November 19, 1906 to demur answer or plead. if not, the relief will be granted in their absence. Clerk WM A Wallace signs September 13, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Daviss County
Daviess
iRebecca Collina
John Collins
Allen and Hastings
A. D
Washington
Ind
Daviess Circuit Court
Rid
John Gibbons
James
Gibbons
Bettle Hite
Hettle Hite
Elizard Hite
Sarah Gibbons
Ely Gib Dope
Austin Gibbons
Corda Gibons
Cordia Huckleberry
Ellasi Lott Gibbons
Agnes Gibbons
Agnes Clark
Ed Brown
Tacy Fields
Harrison Brown
Marry Gibbons
Louis Gibbons
William Gibbons
Dora Gibbons
Mary Gibbons
Asa Gibbons
Repsey Brown
Low Gibbons
Ing
Daviess County
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George Cunningham
Willian Barlow
John Scamp
Ira Cox
Eee Saane Ay Correll
John Fordyce
Ephriam Donaldson
M. W. Williamson
James Sinclair
William Hayes
Jesse Jett
Richard Chadd
Cute G. W. Carpenter
John Wise
Frank Zinkan
Warren Hart
H. J. Swick
George Osha
Anderson Theobaldt Co
James A. Swick
George H. Williams
William F. KilWon
Gazette & Herald
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Idemocrat
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Dikanah Allen
Bee Des
Vincennes Bridge Co
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J. W. Whitlock
Grant Fath
Arch McMullen
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William Ford
John Shake
Daniel Kutter
Mary Fish
Rebecca Graham
Ora Johnson
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John ‘A. Ashler
J. A. Ketchum
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B. C. Armstrong
Joseph L. Wallace
O. C. Brittain
Frank N. Walker
Maggie Britain
Wuertz-Clark
Eugene Wuertz
Lillie M. Clark
Jones Edwards
Ira Jones
Rebecca Edwards
Hartig-O'Neill
George Hartig
Katherine O'Neill
Schultz-Baker
William E. Schultz
Hattie B. Baker
Kelly-Allertie
William T. Kelly
Henrietta K. Albertie
Johnson
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Martha Johnson
Edith Bell Sinclair
White
Slater White
Maggie White
Gilley
James Gilley
Susan Gilley
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Creager
Harry W. Creager
Hudson
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W. H. Summers
Alexander
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16Th and
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James Keller
Philander McHenry
Disciples OF Christ
Oakland
Calf
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John Ededn
Hobart Street
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AJ Wallace
Clors
Hidstings
Allen & Hastings
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National Lead Company
Veman Aveone Nod Sth Screet
Oble
A. Jwallace
Hastings
Alin
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