Newspaper Contends Advertiser Skewed Politics Against Democrats
The piece accuses the Advertiser of championing Republican interests and unfairly damning Democratic candidates. It questions past promises to Republican trustees and portrays the Democrat paper as easily influenced by county officials. The author labels the Democrat as a mugwump sheet and urges scrutiny of its editorial stance.
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Ite
the: Advertiser
Advertiser
Diversersons
Advertis
Sam
Aroke
Democrat
Indianapolis Meeting Coverage Reflects Election Tensions
The Indianapolis column notes both Republican and Democratic meetings drawing large crowds and varied reactions. It reports on speaker interruptions, color lines in attendance, and a color band inciting a crowd, with claims of misrepresentation about which side drew bigger support.
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Brotherhood
Lour
Indianapolis News
Fragmentary Editorial Riot of Opinions At Local Paper
A disjointed OCR fragment shows a heated editorial voice critiquing rival papers and noting local political talk. Mentions N H Motsinger and Tom Watson among garbled references, with stray comments on a bicycle fad and economic hints amid town chatter.
Washington township institute discusses teaching language arts
The Washington township teachers convened in the examination room of Copirthouse Priday for a school institute. Scot Wallace called the meeting to order at 0:30 and Austin Donaldson was elected President with Miss Sisade Clarke as Secretary. Members discussed taxonomy of education moral instruction and the role of teachers in shaping character.
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Washington Township
Nick
Copirthouse
Priday
Scot Wallace
Myubond
Tr Lee Carlahan
Austin Donaldson
Sisade’ Clarke
Aod
Wise
Messrs
Rumsey
Hart
Soy Fa
Faith
Ats Wallace
Dottson
Leah Graves
Vernie Arthur
Ijlie Wiluadus
Euadierbin
Hcl
Jonson Jal
Waa
Wadaworth
Maud
Clark
Evelyn Watler
A. J. Donaldson
J. On. Barber
Robert Woofland
aAtiss Hsseaynl
Wallace
Ingham
Gilley
Reputed Pastor Plans Move from Warsaw Church
Rev E W Brigert of the First Christian Church in Warsaw is expected to leave for Villisca to take charge there. The pastor, Rev Bir Brigert, faces a transfer that will shift leadership at the Warsaw congregation.
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E.O
Tibtra
Warsaw
Ind
Bir
Brizgert
Local resident voices concern over legal violations
A well known citizen condemns public tolerance for lawbreaking and cites a past incident involving a car related debt and a party loan. He recalls a death in the community and notes a disputed mortgage across miles, urging accountability.
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Citizer
A. Carin
Young Man Egged and Joined in Jest Turns Friendly
Local item reports a would-be prank on a man named D as he walked to see his sweetheart. The jokester armed with bad concoctions aimed to scare him but ended up getting a light amity. they are now on good terms. Other notes mention weddings, moves, school openings, local improvements, and residents traveling to Terre Haute and Bloomington.
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Tue Gazette
Washington
Ayress County
Gazette
Galty
Fisery
Tuc
Jielson Lum
Primateia
Medford C. Wood
Corvin Breden
Samay
C.C. Braden
Plainville
Arthur Ward
Africa
Mumma Bros
Ibis
W. J. Bryan
E. A. Riggins
C. C. Braden
Georgetown
Georgetown Where He Has Taken Charge of the Church. Qdon
Hitchcock
Albert Purton
Martin County
Albert Burrell
Odon
Eddie Owell
Rollen Winklepieck
Bo, Shes
Rinchie Sena
Bedford
Trustees Award Cumberland Presbyterian Building Contract
The Board of Trustees met on Wednesday and received bids for the erection of the Cumberland Presbyterian building. Ramsey and Ellis were the low bidders, and the contract price was agreed upon, but the bid did not include the porch or chimney.
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Cumberland Presbyterian
Reaisey& Eilis i. Belog
Ders
Vincennes and New Albany Rail Line Planned to Open
A telegraph from Vincennes reports a new Vincennes and New Albany branch of the Black Diamond Railway will begin construction as soon as possible. The line will cross Pike and Dubois counties, reach Monrow City Petersburg Jasper and connect to other posts in the coal fields south of here.
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Vincennes
New Albany
Tremgazette
Nety Albany
Vincennes & New Albany
Black Diamond
Gieat
Pike
Dobuis
Monrow City
Petersburg
Jasper
Franklin College opens sixty-fifth annual session with address
The Franklin college sixty-fifth annual session began last Thursday with an opening address in the chapel by Roy J. A. Knowlton of this city on the theme Master and Wasterly. The sermon-like speech offered practical guidance for students entering life. Rev Knowlton, a leading Louisiana Baptist preacher, was invited to speak but could not accept the invitation until this year.
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Franklin College
Roy J. A. Krowlton
Jose
Kunwliuns
The
Baptist Church
Hys Liture
Newspapers Hint At Exclusive Story On Methodist Rift
An Indianapolis newspaper notes Methodist ministers responding to a Vilcennes district report express concern over church disruption in the city and the impact on Washington miners coal strike costs. Separate bits mention Hindostan fishing, Jumbo spouting, and a tax dispute in Martin county. Hood's Sarsaparilla testimonials end with a promotion for Hood's Pills.
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Indianapolis
Vilcennes
Elistriot
Washington
Petersburg
Schools to Open Early as Repairs Strain Time
An observer faults government efforts to stock streams with German euro and cites crowded public schools. Superintendent Axtell explains efforts to secure rooms for full-time teaching, urging parents to keep pupils working during half days. Schools may begin at 8:30 with limited recess, aiming to use the new building by January 1 and expand fall use.
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Axtell
Abs
FF Exwtian
E I Excursions to Terre Haute and Chicago Special Rates
The E and I Railroad announces Terre Haute special trips from Washington at 7:00 am for Buffalo Bill Wild West events on September 2 and September 25 with round trip fares around 1.50. Through trains via Evansville and Nashville connections are offered with varying return options and a Trotting Association meet rate of 2.40. Additional cheap excursions to Chicago are scheduled with a $5 round trip fare and extension options by deposit.
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TERRS
Buffalo BH
Congress of Rough Riders
Buffalo Bill Wild West Gow
Buffalo BM
Congress of Rough, Tiders
Terre Boute
Terreywaute Trotting Association
Terre Haute Trotting Association
Seiabotag
Hopgins
Crigago
The
Chicago
R. Beokwaltek
Low Rates to Fiorda and Land Offers in 1897
Dates September 15 and October 15 1897 offer round trip rail from Louisville to Lake Helen Florida at 84.50 with :days to return. Southern Railway touts shortest routes via Chattanooga Lookout Mountain or Asheville. For info contact Wa H Tayron J C Beas or 80 Adams St Chicago. Also offers land farms: 160 acres for 41090 with down payment 10 and three yearly installments at 7 percent, plus 100 choice cows for 390 and ten cows. Immigration agent H F Hunter 9% Dearborn St Chicago lists descriptive prices.
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Fiorda
Southern Railway
Louisville
Lake Helen
Fin
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Asheville
N.C
Kor
Southern Field
H. FP. Hunter
South Dakota
Dearborn St
Chicago
Southern Railway excursion tickets advertise Great Country trip
Advertisement promoting one way and round trip settlement tickets to the South via the Southern railway. It touts Asheville and Hot Springs North Carolina as health resorts and mentions through service from Cincinnati Louisville St Louis with agents J C Bean Jr N W P A 11 Adams St Chicago and Louiseville Ky.
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Great Southern States
Southern Railway
Noes
Ashville
Hot Springs
N.C
America
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
J.C. Bean, Jr
Adams
Chicago
Win
H. Taylor
Louiseville
Creamery Expansion in South Dakota Reaches 119 Plants
Over the last two years South Dakota has grown from a small beginning to 119 creameries and cheese factories spread across the state. The list includes locations and other valuable information for dairymen, fruit growers, and farmers.
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South Dakota
Ccamertes &Re
Wilt
H. Boarsom
Pasenges
Chicago
Exposition Close in October With Noted Attractions
The Nashville exposition ends in October marking the greatest show since the Columbian limited by lower fare rates across the country. It stresses accessibility on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad main line, inviting travelers to use the city as a travel hub for cheap onward routes.
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Nashville
Tenn
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Louisville
Terre Haute Trotting Meet Promises Fast Races and Star Pointer
The Terre Haute Trotting Association announces a 1597 meeting with top horses from the current circuit. Entries average about twenty per race across fifteen events. Star Pointer is expected to break his two minute record on Pointer Day as rail conditions remain favorable.
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Terre Haute Trotting Association
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