Political announcements for congressional and county races
Candidates announce runs for Congress in the Second District under Democratic conventions. Gyris B Pavis of Greene County Alvin Padgett of Daviess County April H Greenwood of Daviess County and Charles T Williams of Daviess County seek prosecuting and presenting attorney posts in Forty-ninth Judicial Districts subject to Democratic conventions. H Grossa of Washington County to seek sheriff in Davieas County under Democratic nomination.
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Congress
Gyris B. Pavis
Greeneoounty
Democratic Econgressional Convention
Alvin Padgett
Daviess Equity
Avorney
pArilur H
Greenwood
Daviess Requnty
Forty-noth Ig
Charles T. Wiliams
Daviess County
Sheriff Candidate to Seek Dem Party Nomination
County Sheriff Patrick H. B. McCrisaken of Washington Township plans to run as a Democratic nominee at the Daviess County convention. The move signals a bid for the county's top law enforcement post.
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Patrick H. B McCrisaken
Washton Township
Harry of
Daviess
Township Assessor Candidacy Reported in Washington Township
Township Assessor candidate Les Nelly plans to run for the Washington Township post subject to the will of the Washington convention. The filing signals a contest for the local office with implications for property assessments and tax administration.
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Les Nelly
Washington
Congress Bribed Charges Spurs Naval Affairs Probe
The House voted unanimously to appoint a five member committee to investigate Representative Lilley of Connecticut and alleged corrupt influence by the Electric Boat company and its predecessors on naval legislation. Lilley pledged to name specific members and pay for testimony, while Speaker Cannon allowed the inquiry to proceed.
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House
Littey
Connecticut
Naval Affairs
Hoase
Mana
United States
Senate
Lilley
Naval
Daltel
Pennsylvania
George L
J Frules
Electric Boat Company of
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Holland Boat Company
Congress
George Tx. Lilley
Lee
Bath Committee
Sig
Cannon Ronan
Messrs
Bahtbib
Stevens
Minn
Olmstead
Pat
Howard
Gat
Burchard Lay
Large
Siths
Dalzell
I Jey
Cannon
Raffman Doutel
Stey Sady
Hey
Remedy for Kidney Trouble Promises Relief in Early 20th Century Ad
Readers are urged to try a purported remedy claiming to ease kidney problems and related misery. The piece mentions private doctors, a hospital setting, and an emphasis on natural phenomena as evidence, with references to medical treatment and a general health scare.
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Rantick
Lewery
Dagham
Wilmer
Sheene
Mabining
Pitt
Storm Damage Reports and Lost Lives Trail Coastline
A violent gale along the northern coast caused widespread damage. Reports describe power disruptions and multiple vessels missing or sunk. Officials note a provisional toll of about twenty lives lost and ongoing efforts to confirm casualties.
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Eodidon
Brliteh
Irelend
Sudden Amnesia Mystery Shocks City
A man, Peri Wiskenski, vanished from Pat Hod seven days ago and was found wandering with no memory of his location or actions. Police report no clear motive while officials plan inquiries and a court hearing on related defamation charges involving Dr. Day.
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Peri Wiskenski
Hs & Otce
Conmaty
Felday
Yis
Patterson
Roi
New York
Day
Metii
Missing Man and Family Drowned Reported in Turbulent Waters
A fragmentary report notes a missing man, a woman, and a baby believed drowned amid a chaotic scene on a riverbank. The text references names, locations, and winds, but many details are obscured by OCR errors.
Threats of Death Writer Suspect Arrested in St Joseph Case
Inspector of Detectives linked letters threatening death to reformers and bishops to an Italian suspect, Cipcho Genotaya, believed author of the notes. He was arrested in Kansas City after travel with a woman, Eduarda Ragia, amid police efforts to deport him.
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Ahig- Laliang
St. Josey
Palicn Wiliam
Charles WM. Kelly T
Kansas City
Cipcho Qenotaya
Magio
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Nut
Kansas
Grainey
Emma Goldman Addresss Chicago Amid Police Watch
Emma Goldman spoke in Chicago on Sunday amid police surveillance after a prior order limited public meetings. Police watched gatherings suspected of radicalist leanings and disrupted a bell meeting at North Clark and Erie streets where marchers attended.
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Erie Streets
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Sojal Sciende Léague
Orgalpalion
Iss Goldman
Hission
Ian
Short Lines Appeal for Mail Transport Pay Readjustment
Washington reports an active push by over 20 percent of short line railroads seeking a readjustment of compensation for carrying U.S. mail by rail. The order shows larger lines earning two to four times more than short lines for mail and postal car services, amid growing opposition.
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Wade
Cong
United States Mall
Congress
Medal Won By Callan For Cus ter Relief Ride At Little Big Horn
Thomas J Callan received congressional honors for delivering the dispatch that summoned reinforcements to General Custers doomed command at the Little Bighorn. He rode through Indian lines to the nearest post and led the relief party back, though Custer’s troops were killed.
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Caan
Custer
Little Big Horn
Mondant
Plate
Callan
Congress
Kite
Cailan
Hensley guilty as manslaughter verdict in McClintock case
James W. Yengley of Indianapolis found guilty of manslaughter in the Walker McClintock murder near LittleHy last October. Under the indeterminate law Hensley faces two to twenty one years in Michigan City. He appeared pleased at sentencing and shook hands with jurors. The remaining indictment against him for the Woodh McClintock assassination remains.
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Neableaville
Ind
James W. Yengleyy
Indianapolis
Walker McClintock
LiteeHy
Alshorn
Heneley
Michipan
Urion
Hensley
Jall
Wnodh McClintock
Exoch
Kitl
Tug
Miners Vow Support as Wage Fight Looms
A United Mine Workers District 11 meeting in Terre Haute pledges loyalty to district officers in the drive for higher wages. President Van Horn calls for unity as a wage scale conference with operators is set for Indianapolis March 15.
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United Mine Workers of District 11
van Horn
Nationan
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Ind
Democrats Mass Township Conventions Scheduled for Dalldss County
Notice states the Democrats of Dalldss county will hold mass township conventions on Saturday March 14, 1008 at 1 am to select fourteen delegates and fourteen alternates for state and judicial conventions. Delegates are distributed by township with Washington 4 Barr 2 and all other townships one each. Precinct meetings will also choose one county central committeeman and delegates to the county convention based on vote shares.
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Dalldss County
Washington
Barr Township
Gover
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