Senate Vote Set For Afternoon Session In Indianapolis
In Indianapolis today the Senate planned a 3 45 pm vote on the administration bill package calling for a county election with a twenty percent participation target. The bill, before the Senate most of the day, would set election rules and timing, while debate touched on constitutional issues. Strong support and opposition formed as senators spoke, with public turnout noted and local officials present.
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Presbyterian Churches Hold Annual Meeting in Olive Street Church
The Presbyterian Presbytery met at Olive Street Presbyterian Church in Fevandeque Jost ofsl at oy pom with Moderator Rev. JW Sammy presiding. A time of prayer opened by the elder Welus of the Cumberland Presby vriae Shoreh preceded the ordination and sermon by John Welkho Mol Caruebin and other ministers, noting the venerable age of the speaker.
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A garbled OCR snippet mentions a teen and various names and places in a disjointed text passage. It reads as a rough, unclear excerpt with scattered terms like Garden and names such as Gindan and Serfeue, lacking coherent events or details.
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions multiple names and terms such as Ky Thr apts, SPREE, UF, Nite, and various garbled terms. No clear event, date, or coherent narrative emerges beyond a jumble of personal names and locations.
Calumny and reform debate split among Republicans
A letter to the editor rails at internal party strife and declares loyalty to GOP principles. The writer contrasts Greely's movement, populist shifts, and personal integrity with those who abandon the platform for expediency. He cites a republican echo among peers and urges steadfastness to foundational beliefs.
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Roosevelt at White House Fires Up Campaign Support
Washington reports President Haversett greeted by cabinet members and officials as he arrived by special train at the capital station. He appeared in good health, spoke briefly with reporters, and praised campaign progress while noting moments of excitement had been sparse. A large crowd cheered as he and Mrs. Roosevelt departed for the White House.
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Embarrassing Broad Daylight Carriage Incident
A young man’s loose trousers dropped during a carriage exit in broad daylight, causing a crowd to witness an awkward moment as he hurried to recover and drive away with a blushes companion aboard. Meanwhile fires devastate settlements across Wisconsin and Minnesota, men fight blazes hauling water, families flee homes, and crews contend with worsening conditions across Marquette and Adirondack regions.
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Forest Fires Ravage Essex County North Hudson Area
Reading reports a large fire in North Hudson Essex County with 250 firefighters deployed, spreading to numerous localities and alarming conditions. In North Creek dense smoke impedes visibility as mile weather and scarce drinking water threaten residents. Daughters of the American Revolution schedule a library meeting Thursday at 7:30 PM.
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Miss Mabel Zueber Honored At Todd Night Party
Miss Mabel Zueber guest of Miss Hertha Horney at home of Mike Hertha Horney southwest First street Tuesday night. Guests included Sarah Brown Jennie Nuslor Sidud Faris Myrtle Swing Jorn Hormey Frank Avie Wil Porter Charles Honey Henry Zolhirs Gyhn Horvey Remy Zulers. Cards were played and refreshments of ice steams and rake were served.
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Whs Horney
Remy Zulers Boureadin
Nigets Stabel “Zueher
Sarah Brownady
Remmy Adilers
Charles Honey
Juvenile Party at East Main Street Hosted by Miss Caortabun
Miss Helen Caortabun entertained the D. D. a girl's club at her east Main Street home Tuesday evening. Attending were Irene Lockridge Clara Serrit Mildred Wadsworth Elva Boknburher Mamie Nicholson Susie Axtall Susie Cabel Clara Brown Java Neal Nort Harris Ruth Sefrit with her doll Madge Purriah with her Teddy Bear and Marjory Gardiner playing Little Johnny. Hostess Carnahan dressed as a maid oversaw the youngsters. Gifts included candy dolls jumping racks and horns for the guests. The children enjoyed a fine time.
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East Main Street
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Irene Lockridge
Clara Serrit
Mildred Wadsworth
Elva Boknburher
Mamie Nicholson
Susie ‘Axtall
Susie Cabel
Clara Brown
Java Neal
Nort Harris
Ruth Sefrit
Madge Purriah
Marjory Gardiner
Johnny
Mins Carnahan
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Young Men Republican Club to Hear Cannon at Vincennes
The Young Men's Republican club will ride a special train to Vincennes this evening with the Citizens to attend Joseph G. Cannon's speech. They will escort him from Union depot to the Grand Opera house where the speech is set, and club members will sing before and after.
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Thirty Cent Club Organized Near Maysville
Hugh F Newall L H Stuckey Lester Lee and Ford Gross helped organize a Bryan and Kern Thirty cent club at Crabb school house south of Maysville Tuesday night. Ed Reeves was elected president of the club.
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Lester Lee
Ford Gross
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Maysville
Ed Reeves
Ute Club
Dutch dance at Peonian hall draws large crowd
A busy night at the Peonian hall saw a well attended Dutch dance with a strong younger crowd on the floor until late. The Scable orchestra provided music for the grand event and the dances are praised for good organization and patronage.
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Scable
Big Meeting For the Thirty Gent Club Discusses Tariff and Banks
Democratic headquarters hosted Judge J W Geden who spoke on neutral issues. The Bryan Kern Thirty-cent club enrolled many new volunteers and planned entertainment. Judge Ogden defended tariff talk, campaign finance publicity, and bank deposit guarantees amid applause.
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Miss Hazel Bradford Weds Elmer E Peek in Methodist Parsonage
Miss Hazel Bradford and Elmer E Peek united in marriage this afternoon at the Methodist church parsonage with Rev. F W Hart officiating. The couple, long in courtship, will reside in the city and begin a honeymoon trip east after the ceremony.
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Fire engine used to fund hydrants along Fourth Street
The dry water company employs the fire engine this afternoon to fund hydrants on Fourth Street. Neighbors note the engine has been used before to Nash hydrants, collecting large sums to keep the engine functioning. The steel trust plans to resume operations in doubtful states, and the New York World remarks it would be good to get them started anywhere.
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Bankers Discuss Insolvency and Reforms
Washington September 23 the National Bank Examiners conference in the territory east of Ohio reviewed solvency standards. The comptroller urged caution in capital and surplus absorption before declaring insolvency and called for tighter use of clerical staff in exams and broader bank correspondence reviews. Robert G Hughes Read Cleveland veteran railroad and express official noted among speakers.
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Fragmented local item hints at a meeting or event
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Montgomery area event with a council or lodge context and attendees. Details are unreadable, but references to a night and a possible crowd or group gathering imply a civic or fraternal meeting.
Savegist King. Veteran owner John Robingon shot in Clarkeville
Sept 23. In Clarkeville Tennessee, John Robingon a veteran owner was fired today. Mary Madd Logan, g pronu reey.
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