Versatile Mayor Green cooks for Vincennes events
The Daily Democrat profiles Mayor George E. Green of Vincennes as a skilled cook in demand at social functions. It notes his ability to prepare refreshments at Harmonie Park and his habit of cooking in a dress suit for visiting ministers, brewer meetings, and commercial groups, tracing his culinary start to his presidency of the Vincennes Beefsteak Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Tan
Mae Ug
Epicure
Vincennes Beefsteale Club
Astorbitt
Chicago
New Delaware Solicitor Dupont Joins The New Member
A Delaware solicitor, Col Henry H Dupont, emerges as a new member amid rumors of joining a powerful powder trust. Described as living in a castle near Wilmington with iron gates, he is said to rule like a feudal lord, with George F Bach as a close associate. The narrative hints at elite wealth circles influencing world supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Col
Henry H Dupont
Powder Trust
Wilmington
Dupont
George F. Bach
Alarich
Our Boys Stock Of Clothes Appeal To Neighbors
A store advert promotes affordable boys wear with steel wire stockings and iron shirt waists, boasting price ranges from $2 to $3.50 and a wool suit for about $3. It invites mothers to dress children well and promises a calendar postcard giveaway on June 21st for visiting kids and their girls, signed Hugh L Cox and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pictur
Buster and
Tige
Hugh L
Cox
Brazen politics and crooked legislatures spark voter anger
The text laments the as yet unseen debate and criticizes Addicks as a smutty boor, while a rival Dugant earns unpopularity with the masses. It voices discontent with elections of senators by bought legislatures and condemns corrupt influence over prices and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen
Depew
Platt
Dugant
Nomenclature debates and tax notes in Indiana
A scattered, opinion filled column discusses place names and their origins in Indiana cities, praises the Washington National Bank on its strong surplus, criticizes tax assessors for laxity, and calls for public help to identify property tax violators. It notes Evansville tax issues and reports Vicksburg’s plan to host the 1907 International Aspographical Union Convention with many delegates and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington National Bank
Indiana
Abou Hen 'Adhem
Vicksburg
Mississippi
International ‘Aspographical Union
Tve
United States
Canada
Beet Packers Face Reform Talks and Passon Debate
The piece critiques beet packing concerns with cleanliness and fair pricing, suggests abolishing beet and cattle taxes to foster competition, and notes rail detectives opposing anti pass but backing a universal hold up law. It mocks packing magnates and cites Thomas B Wilson of Nelson Morris. It ends promoting Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets with a local pharmacy ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Washington Post
Thomas B. Wilson
Nelson-Morris Company
House
Wilson
Ezekiel
Tillman bill debate pits Roosevelt aid risk against reform
The New York World notes Roosevelt may support the Tillman bill to ban corporate contributions to national campaigns. It credits Knox and Foraker with framing a model bill, compares it to New York reforms, and argues Roosevelt’s stance could push Congress to curb corporate money in politics.
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Roosevelt
Tinto
Hethus
Senate
jDwo
Congress
Knox
Foraker
New York
Charles E. Hughes
Armstrong
Econgress
Repubean
House Committee
House
Nationass
Platt
Cannan
House of Representatives
Tillman
New York World
Montgomery District Social Visits Report
A parade of Montgomery and nearby residents, including Mary Bullobk, Felix Olssenf of Loogootee, Trustee George Smith, Pauletta Ghrrlea, Mary O'Donaghue, Mrs Sidney Smith, Pearl Spaulding, George Daly, Corine Montgomery, Pearlelr Montgomery, Walter Brothers, Ed Green, George Clarke, Rev Joseph Matthews, Dr Frank Michaels, and Beatrice Dunkingham, were noted visiting relatives and engaging in local business this past week. Local men are praised in a marketing line for Holster Rocky and related products, with a pharmacy promotion at Lindeman's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bullobk
Montgomery
Felix Olssenf
Loogootee
George
Smith
Pauletta Ghrrlea
Alodia Haag
Mary O’donaghue
Sidney Smith
Leagootee
Pearl
Spaulding
Leagootes
William Spaulding
George Daly
Corine Montgomery
Pearl ‘Elr
Walter Brothers
Ed Green Sod iGeorge Clarke
Joseph, Matthews
Frank Michaels
Ye Kavanaugh
Agnes Healy
Beatrice Dunkingham
Incennes
Fourth of July round trip excursion fare offered
Cincinnatus Amusement Company advertises a July 3 and 4 sale for a round trip to Evanaville with a return limit July 6. Fares are two dollars from Evansville, with departure at 6:30 p.m. on June 20.
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Evanavill
Cincinnatus Amusement Company
Evansville
Wnfil
Tim Barnet Boasts Safer Canned Beads for Sale
In a health board report, Tim Barnard presents canned goods as safer than rationed items. He analyzes tomatoes apricots peaches and other products noting purity and lack of coloring. Two samples had issues including a coal tar sweetener, a violation of law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Banat
Gary
Supreme Court Upheld State Medical Board Power To Revoke Licenses
The Supreme Court ruled the state board of health has authority to revoke medical licenses and that issuing a hearing on charges does not constitute judicial power. A temporary injunction preventing Dr. John Milton Rhodes of Indianapolis from being licensed was reversed and the opinion ordered certified in the circuit court for effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
State Board of Health
State Board
Lcense
John Milton Rhodes
Indianapolis
Elreutt’ Court
Ateetive Ag, Cones
Advertised Be yters List for Week in Riverside
In a scattered advert or notice, names appear including Mrs Irena McNé son, Mrs Gertr uen Valstine Greenwell McCormick, James Mickler, J H Moore, Lewia Richardson, J Snider, Louis G Wiking, Bowming Snider Company. The postmaster notes calls for the advertised items. The text contemplates investigations and commission appointment amid Fourth of July and foreign missionary work discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag ‘Bos
Ratnie Helds
Irena McNéson
Gertruen
Valstine Greenwell
McCormick
James Mickler
J. H.4
Moore
Lewia Richardson
J. Snider
Louis G. Wiking
Bowming
Snider Company
AITH
Constitutional Remedies For Deafness
There is one cure for deafness through constitutional remedies. Deafness results from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. When the tube is inflamed you hear a tumbling sound and imperfect hearing. If the tube remains closed, hearing is destroyed. inflammation must be removed and the tube restored to normal function to save hearing.
500 Boxes Sold in Boxed Lot Handbag Sale
A local ad notes 500 boxes of ladies pocket books sold in a mixed lot. Each box lists a value of five dollars per item and includes assorted ladies’ accessories. The listing emphasizes bundled pricing and individual item loss within the lot.
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Hohlfeld
the Hatfield
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Daily Democrat
Boyd
Backes
Buster Brown
Department of City Women
Worthington
Lawrenceville
Vincentics Sun
Sun
Wabash Bridge
Board of Review
Herle
the Herald
Bar of Justice
Ty Chamberlain
Lindéman's Pharmacy
Roosevelt- Rhould
Cannelburg
Nowihere
Lindeman's Pharmacy
Tim Barnet Boads Safer
Matty
Varianice
the Bell Clothing Store
Lindeman's Pharmagy
Main Street
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
EOF Z “Linqeman's
J. H. Wright
Furniture” and
Siz East Main
John W. Greenwood
Northuin
Vollmer’s
Geo. N. Engert
Boston
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