Promoters Advancing at C and O Southwestern Railway Survey
Washington notes indicate the C and O Southwestern Railway surveyed sections in a continued push for development as promoters gather momentum. J W Hambleck and Wes Harvey, company members, departed for Cincinnati to coordinate factory interests in Huntington West Virginia.
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Vriday
SaFrey
Messrs
J. W. Hambelek
Wes Harvey
Will Potuntington
West Virginia
Ben Chinson
Grays Head Out Sunday For Amateur Ball and Concert
The Grays will leave the city on Sunday morning for Suilivad by train to attend the amateur ball and the Choralayn phony concert.
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Grays
Suilivad
Creation Delights City Fans In Notable Chorus Soloists
A great success marks the chorale concert of the Choral Symphony with standout soloists including Miss Usa Maude Deckard of Bedford and baritone Carl Morris. The Creation, under Professor J. M. Black, received praised performances from H. H. VanVliet and Margis Leverett, with audiences calling the trio the best heard in town. The piece’s three parts were lauded for their dramatic rendering, and the club gains confidence for future cantatas as it plans a final gathering next Thursday with new officers and a fall disbandment.
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Maude Deckard
Bedford
Carl Morris
Deckard Dad
Morris
Adam
Eve
God
Elisa
H. H. VaniVie
Mir Morris
Hin
Holy City
Ehic
J. M. Black
Eye
On A W Bryan and the Reform Movement
A fragmented article discusses William Jennings Bryan, the reform challenge to political machines, and the fear of centralized power in Washington. It critiques consolidation, corruption, and the drive for broader public reform, citing party dynamics and the press’s stance on the issue.
Young party plans picnic at High Rock Sunsey
A group including Charles Prater John O Connors Fred Promme and Miss Ena Mayme Zinkan and Agnes Walsh will drive to High Rock Sunsey for a day picnic at the scenic spot. They aim to enjoy a leisurely outing with sunshine and scenery.
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Charles Prater
John O'Connors
Fred Promme
Ena
Mayme Zinkan
Agnes Walsh
High Rock Sunsey
Sunday School Picnic Planned by Second M. E. Jo Church
The Sunday school class of the Second M. E. Church will hold a picnic at Oak Grove next Thursday. Charles Nimnicht, superintendent, will lead arrangements for the outing and provide details for attendees at Breast Pleasure.
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M. Jo
Oak Grove
Charles Nimnicht
Theunday School
Elks Set Contract for New City Hall Use Building
The Elks approve a contract for a new city hall use building to be located in City Hall’s heart of business. The project aims to commence work immediately and position the structure as one of the finest in the area.
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Lune 9
the Elks
Odeas
Hartig
Dls
Mountain Agency Supervisor A McDonald Honored
A. McDonald, supervisor of agencies for Mountain, is to relocate to Batesville and later headquarter locals in Little Rock as he accepts a promotion with the Iron Way Company. The move comes after years of service with strong regard from Arkansas towns and the company.
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A. McDonald
Agen Mountain
McDonald Teom
St. Louis
Batesville
Arkansastown
Ironway Company
Raglron
Batesvill Granthan
Kirkw
Saiary
Atv
Donald
Berber Shop Change Hands in Missouri City
H Gray Blys Berber Shop closed after purchase by Harvey Gray in a city on the Missouri border. The new proprietor, aged years, takes possession of the Wilbud Neton barber shop on East First streets. Former owner Charles Kidy remained linked as partner in the business.
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Harvey Gray
Nis City
Ona
Mistsouri
Wilbud Neton
East First Streets
Ray
Wes Charles
Political pointers on inspector growth and Roosevelt era funds
Disjointed notes compare 1896 and 1904 1906 federal inspector counts salaries and roles. Mentions Roosevelt Parker campaign funding charges and party finance, with scattered names and a Vincennes trip for social visits ending with Cleo.
Bryan Declared for President in 908
The text lists states declaring for Bryan for president in 908 with fragmented phrasing. It references multiple states but lacks clear context or complete sentences. The note seems to be OCR garble about political declarations surrounding Bryan.
Democrats Rally Behind Bryan for 1908 Presidency
Washington reports that Democrats in Congress favor William Jennings Bryan for president in 1908. The Indiana state convention action and Henry Watterson's editorial endorsement have boosted Bryan support, amid accusations that Republicans have bought candidates for a decade.
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Congress
Bryan
Indiana
Henry Watterson
Nebraskian
Nut
Jena
Trail of the Serpent: Walter Hauser Arrested in Wisconsin
Walter E Hauser was arrested in Madison Wisconsin on a warrant charging attempted bribery as secretary of state not serving a second term The accused has long been noted in Republican circles Hauser resides in Mondovi Buffalo County The charge dates back to 1903 when he allegedly offered 2000 to a campaign fund to influence a decision in an Equitable Life case involving dividends
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Madison
Wis
Walter E. Hauser
Wisconsin
Republi
Mondovi
Buffalo County
Hoser
Hoat
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Federal Court Bill Creates Seven Indiana Divisions
A proposed federal court bill would require courts to be held in seven Indiana cities creating seven judicial sub-divisions. First division seats at Evansville cover Gibson through Dayless counties. second division seats at New Albany cover Clarke to Switzerland counties. Two terms would be held annually in each subdivision as the bill aims to bring federal court access nearer residents previously traveling to Indianapolis. The measure, favorably reported by the house judiciary committee, faces a concerted push in Congress this session.
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Federal. Court
Billy
Evansville
Gibson
Pike
Dubois
Spencer
Warrick i Burs
Posey
Orange
Crawbury
Martin and Dayless
vSecond
New Albany
Clarke
Floyd
Washington
Jackson
Scott, Jefferson
Jennings
Ripley
Dearborn
Ohio
Switzerland
Indianapolis
House Committee On Judiciacy
Congress
May meet Vincennes gun clubduel discussion heats up
Washington Gun Club contemplates a summer match with Vincennes rivals The local gunners discuss issuing a challenge to the sportists and a likely arrangement of the contest.
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Washington
S Gun Club
John Zinkai Acquitted In Keflams Court
In Squire Keflams court this morning John Zinkai was acquitted on the charge of provoking Mrs Ham Orr of East Fifth Street. Mrs Orr's trial on the charge of iespast will take place at 9 o'clock Monday morning.
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John Zinkai
Squire Keflams
Ham Orr
East Fifth
Settled at last on Scaur-count tee fours swiftly adopted
A terse wartime style note records a decisive settlement on Scaur-count capabilities with the four team unit rapidly adopting the together plan. The report preserves names and locations in compact form from the readable text.
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Haute
Agreements for Two Years And Work to Resmedn AM
A joint convention of Indiana bituminous operators and the Eleventh district Walted Mine Workers voted unanimously to adopt the report of the joint scale committee. Changes and typographical corrections were made at the Operators association offices. The agreement, to run two years, embodies the gist of the 4903 agreement with minor changes and clarifications on mining conditions.
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Haute
Jung
Indiadal
Perators
Walted
AL Usps
Sten
Igreem Jnt
Nerators? Association
Fragmented Flying Notes on Senate, House, and World News
A scrambled collage mentions senators Smoot and Burton, Speaker Cannon, and House business, plus references to muckraking, interstate commerce, and political schemes. It shifts to New York excitement over an auto incident, then musings on lumber mills, graft, and economic intrigue, ending with a flurry of displaced names and places.
Hiage Licenses and Local Names Referenced
Fragmentary OCR lists names Waggoner Lulu M Price Bhull Seyens and others. No clear event or action. Likely a licensing or registration note with multiple individuals, but specifics and context are unreadable.
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Waggoner
Lulu M. oOdar
Parti
Maud
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