Local figure Beath-4 remembered as physician and civic guide
Obituary notes the death of a prominent and familiar physician Aeon Realy Wael, praised for diagnostic skill, bedside manner, and devotion to relief of the sick and poor. A popular reformer and social figure, he influenced many, with colleagues and townspeople expressing grief and respect. The piece blends memorial tribute with fragments of public discourse and civic references.
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Ur Voan
Saul
Man
Ron Phillips
Grattan
Jolly' Feltuy
Debutante Lena Hemenway Works as Clerk in Senate
Dispatches describe Lena M Hemenway daughter of Senator Times A Hemenway Boonville as debutante who now serves as clerk for the state committee on the University of the United States. Salary 2400 a year supports her attire and expenses while she is seen as a regular worker. The piece mocks critics who doubt a society girl would work to support herself.
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Manny
Mise Lona
Hemenway
Wmie
Pactuls
Capitul
Misa Lena M. Hemenway
United States
Times ‘A. Hemenway
Boonville
Avtate
University of the United States
Lena
Caffern
Coliier
Bynum Switches Back to Democratic Ticket at State Convention
W D Bynum, once estranged from the party over monetary policy, says he will support the Democratic ticket at the state convention. He criticizes graft and extravagance while noting his return to the party and his readiness to defend Bryan’s cause. John Berry of Bridgeport is fined $1 for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Bynum
Grand Hotel
Bynwin
Seraverel
Gether Nenin
Bryan
Southern Indiana Teachers' association plans fringe committee
The Southern Indiana Teachers' association adjourned its thirty second annual session after forming a committee with F W Cintey Evansville C M Marble Jeffersonville and C O Coleman Bradford to consult northern members about aligning with an Indian Teachers' association and report next year while Northern Indiana weighs the proposal. New officers named include President J P Fitzgibbon Columbus Secretary A O Neal Franklin Treasurer K Flake Indianapolis and committees for Primaries Grammar and Kindergarten sections with listed chairmen across several towns.
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C. M. Marble
Afrérsonvile
C. O. Coleman
Brdall
Indiana
Tnébers
Southern Indiana ‘Teachers’ S Association
piBcers
Indianapolis
Princeton
W. P. Morgan
Terr Haute
Jerman
Greensburg
Washington
Frank “A. Gauge
Salem
Mies Lottie Diets
O. A. Frosieron
New J
Asbusy
Hemiin
Franklin
Cheliman
Hindergarten Seccion
Miss
Aline Butler
Vincennes
Another State Convention Opens with Full Delegates
The Republican state convention gathers next Wednesday in Indianapolis to name officers, committee members, and a temporary chair. Keynote speaker and leadership slate are expected. several announced candidates for governor and other posts are listed, with party figures and districts shaping the call and proceedings.
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Tanapolis
Vario
Wattejeior
Ordar
Tomrt
Tameb 'P
Padre State
Congtememan
Jaasq Ovardtregt
Anapdiie
Hanly
James A. Secon Weseton
Orde High
Selock
Gay
Exnor
Neutahant
Jon
Ugh T. Miller
Cillenhus
Charles W
Seller
Reread
James FE
Watson
Ruahwille
Wiliam L Tay
Emmett IF
Branch
Martinevile
Fremont Goodyine
Jatate
Lips
Finkfort
Atate
Ee Q
Bnsieimer
Washington
Oscar Hadtey
Plainfield
Jattor
Jameng Bat
Supreme
George W. Self
Corydon
Pliats Court
David Myars
Patel
Shpreme Court
Noted social reformer denounces Saturday demonstrations
In New York on March 20 to test free speech, a prominent socialist leader denounces a union hall explosion and accuses police and employers of incitement. He recalls narrowly escaping as a crowd reacts to the blast, while detailing attempts to incite violence against the unemployed and the crowd’s brutal response to a public protest. The account mixes survivor testimony and critique of authorities amid a tense urban dispute.
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York Pulice
Aialal
Bofrichm
Terdus i Union Square
Beml
Weisel
Othe Jlives
Fat’ Sovialisia
New York
Itebert Muneten
Union Sanaen
Cours
Fianter
Selig Silverstein
Wwidee
Cuihatu
Mente
Congress Focuses On Currency Bill And Public Notices
Washington March 40 Interest in the comings of congress this week will be conference on the progress of the outstanding currency bill which passed the senate on Friday and reached the house. Debates and committee action are expected on banking and currency and the bill’s effects on the national finances. In other news evidences of triple murder in West Virginia, a vaudeville tragedy in Minnesota, and a failed bomb attempt on a steamer in St Paul are reported along with an express messenger murder in Kansas City and a medical endorsement of Electric Bitters.
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Washington
Mare
Congress
House
Hare
Senate
District of
Werner Lelt
Wheeling
W_ Va
Angelo
Tony Selvestire
Réynardo Dagennen
St Miller's Station
Iin Jeffers Bon
Selvestire Brothers
Daganbot
Rocky George
Ofigers
St. Paul
Mints
Stareg
Willian M. Trainor
Mrg
Willian
Pryor
Claendou ‘Hotel
Bira
St Pauly
Minn
C. W. Cowles
George Winans
Winahis
Newich
Kan
Kansas City
Expraes
Wolle-Fargo
Expreas Company
Ganté Fe
Florence
Newton
Water Rents Owed Prompt Reminders for April 1908
IGE TO WATER CONSUMERS. The water rents for Hine charter ending April 4 1908 due April 1 1908 have not been paid. Service will be turned off and an extra charge of 4 will be added when payment is received.
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TER Company
Zeus
Death in a Mine Tragedy at Hauna Coal Pit
A rescue party of about fifty men died after a second explosion at Hauna coal mine No 1 operated by Union Pacific Coal. Flames engulfed the mine after a fire and dust explosion, destroying the surface and trapping workers below the tenth level. State Mine Inspector Elle and several officials aided the rescue as hopes faded for survivors.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific Coal Company
Hauna
Soulng
PS. M. ‘Elle
Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad
Unteg Pacific Coal Company
Mmines i
Riggs
National Bank of Commerce Reopens Steadily
Kansas City March 30 the National Bank of Commerce reopened with 6 million dollars in cash and exchange to cover a deposit of 12.006 million. W. J. Ridgely will be president of the reorganized bank with other national figures on the board. Edward Ridgely becomes cashier and Thor D. R. Francis of St Louis serves as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ste Credit
National Bank of Commerce
National Bank N Capital
United States
W. 3. Ridgely
Edward Ridgeley
Gav- Thor
D. R. Francis
St. Louie
Cheney
Cenior
Cheney & Company
Toledo
Astol Ia
Gleason
Fcheney& Comp
Tolego
Isova
Hall
Local Candidates In Democratic Conventions Planned
Cyrus Davis Greene county and Alvin Padgett of Daviess are named as candidates for congress in the Second district, subject to the Democratic congressional convention. Arthur H. Greenwood of Dayless county aims for Prosecuting Attorney in the Forty-ninth Judicial district, pending the Democratic judicial convention. Lawrence H. Brackey W W Feagan and PVH Rapadale are listed as Washington Township trustees, each subject to the township Democratic convention.
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Cyrus
Alvin
Padgett of
Daviess
Arthur H. Greenwood
Dayless County
Forty-ninth ‘Judicial District
Charlee
Williame
Feagana
Washington Township
Washington ‘Township
Pvh
Rapadale
Lawcen H. Brackey
Waakinston
Seinoate
Township Assensor Candidates Endorsements in Washington
The text lists candidates for township assessor positions in Washington township and references a local democratic convention. It mentions Leater Lea as a candidate for assessor and details the convention process, signaling upcoming selections. Also includes an advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and related products from Lindeman's Pharmacy.
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