Crumpacker Attacks Bryan in Michigan City Speech
Hon. D Crumpacker spoke to a large Michigan City audience praising Roosevelt and the Republican platform. He criticized Bryan's past predictions and the Democratic platform as inconsistent and dishonest urging support for McKinley era prosperity and gold standard policies.
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D. Crumpacker
Michigan City
Michigan City News
Kansas City
Bryan
Congress
McKinley
America
Mr. Bryan
Mr. McKinley
Republican Party
Crumpacker
Grain One coffee praised in distant testimonial
A letter from Dr. A L G Jackson of Indiana reports satisfaction with Grain One coffee as a substitute for coffee and declares it superior to Java and Mocha brands. The writer endorses the product and mentions delivery and collection in a wholesale manufacturing context.
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Genesee
la Roy
AL CG. Jackson, M.D
Indiana
Notable Republican Convention Nominates Crumpacker and Kelly
The Laporte and Starke county Republican delegates chose D. L. Crumpacker for senator and C. C. Kelly for joint representative by acclamation. The meeting at Hanna drew strong attendance with praise for the nominees. Crumpacker, Kelly, and supporters pledged vigorous campaigns as Hanna hosted a lengthy, well received event.
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Laporte
Starke
Hanna
D. L. Crumpacker
Clinton Township
C. C. Kelly
Knox
Starke County
Crumpacker and Kelly
United Voice
C. B. Simmons
Laporte County
Orr
Michigan City
Mr. Kelly
Crumpacker
Kelly
Lucien Crumpacker
Kankakee
Hanna Republicans
County Correspondence Finds An Indian Summer Day
Indian summer brings a calm weekend as Will Brown of Porter County visits his sister and carts through local stops. Mr. and Mrs. James Benson visit Squatham parents. Nordykes join Wm. Garwood. Earl Martin and mother enjoy a drive. B F Reed expands his house. Elias Banson III raises a house and lays a foundation. the Dewey store gains a stone foundation chimney platform and hitching posts after updates.
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Will Brown
Porter County
Frank Flood
Chas. Garwood's
James Benson
Squatham
Nordykes
Wm. Garwoods
Earl Martin
B. F. Reed
Elias Banson
Dewey
Henry
Excursion to Chicago Draws Crowd and Notes Local Changes
The Chicago trip drew a crowd aided by four sections of No 15. The Lake Shore line plans a shift from gasoline to a steam pump. Farm hands remain scarce in the area. Mr Crumpacker's speech impressed the local committee and speakers are welcomed. Mrs Oliver Bartmess of Iowa leaves after visiting relatives. Will Jones and Schuyler McCarty travelled to Chicago, and John Jones will run the meat market in Will's absence. Uncle John Wilson died Monday night. Mrs Leroy J Marley visited locals last week. The elevator is ready for business.
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Chicago
No. 15
Lake Shore By. Company
Crumpacker
Central Committee
Oliver Bartmess
Iowa
Will Jones
Schuyler McCarty
John Jones
Will
John Wilson
Leroy J. Marley
Seeding Nearing Finish and Local Health News
Bigelow notes seeding nearly complete as Rye advances. Eddie Brown has typhoid symptoms. Mrs. Tom Tuley improves after illness. Mr. Slade harvested a 50 acre buckwheat field last Monday. McKinley Howell suffers throat trouble. Mrs. Slocum and son Jerome head home to Kansas on Tuesday the 25th. Congressman Crumpacker at Wanatah criticizes Democrats and touts GOP fortunes.
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Rye
Eddie Brown
Tom Tuley
Slade
McKinley Howell
OUR CONGRESSMAN IN WESTVILLE OCT 30
A tribute praising Crumpacker as a capable jurist and steadfast representative. The piece highlights his independence, deep study of issues, and strong connection with constituents. It urges a large turnout for his appearance and notes the date October 30.
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Washington
Crumpacker
Congress
Letter reveals ex-Democrat switch to McKinley and Pop politics
Wm. Topper, once a Democrat in the area, writes to E. H. Imes admitting a turn to McKinley. He argues for gold standard, expansion, and cheap money, recalls Coxey’s Army, and chides Republican-leaning stores while praising current capital availability and 6 percent interest. He urges reform of Bert into a Republican.
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Wm. Topper
E. H. Imes
Topper
McKinley
Bryan
Philippines
U.S
Coxey
Jerry
Bert
Catarrh Cure Claim Made by Cheney Company
The readers learn of a guaranteed cure for catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, promising constitution building and disease destruction. It offers $100 for any case not cured and requests testimonials.
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Titall
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Electric Bitters Prove Life Saving Says Philadelphia Patient
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a severe illness with yellow skin and pain. After three physicians gave up, Electric Bitters brought rapid improvement within three weeks, and he claims the tonic saved him from death. Sold at E. T. Scotts drug store for 50 cents with guarantee.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
Sheen
E. T. Scotts Drug Store
Burdick Local News Sparks and Social
Mrs. S S Morris and daughter returned from a visit to Chicago Elgin and Springfield. Mrs Lyman Frame is very ill and her daughter Mrs Ed Louden aids at home. A pie social at Miss Pearl Postons school raised twelve dollars with Anna Miller winning the cake. A near accident occurred when Kosmotka and Booher were almost struck by a west bound Lake Shore train, the horse was turned and both men escaped with minor cuts. Many attended the funeral of Chas Frame's child in Chesterton on Wednesday. Mr Gillispie traveled to Chicago last Saturday.
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Lyman Frame
Ed. Louden
Chicago
Jim
Chas. Frame
Chesterton
Mr. Gillispie
Fay Leliter
Geo. Leliter
Galena Township
Lake Shore
Rolling Prairie
Englewood
Fay
Ontario druggist offers Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
In winter a Ontario New York woman asked for a cough medicine not in stock. Druggist C R Grandin recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy stating she could try it at home and return the bottle for a price review if unsatisfied.
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C. R. Grandin
Ontario
N. Y
Chamberlain
Ragged Boyhood Taunts and Tales of a Spirited Youth
A humorist writes of a dirty ragged boy full of dreams and mischief. He roams hills with goat and dog, dominates breakfast to supper, and becomes the playground democrat yet a lunch basket republican. His father questions lies and the boy quotes a misheard Bible line with a twinkle.
County ticket fights roll up in Indiana election
Republican committee names nominees for assessor W H Bosserman surveyor Hiram Burner and three district councilmen with At large candidates Samuel J Taylor E W Davis and Lafayette Crane. Democratic slate lists four councilmen first through fourth districts Lloyd Wilhelm Bennett Snyder Decker Oppermann.
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Republican County Central Committee
Laporte
W. H. Bosserman
Hiram Burner
H. C. Wagners
William Replogte
Chas
F. Eckert
William Blinks
Samuel J. Taylor
E. W. Davis
Laufayette Crane
Democratic County Central Committee
Jos
F. M. Lloyd
Henry C. Wilhelm
R. N. Bennett
Democratic Committee
Wilhelm
Burns
Krueger
Michigan City
Bennett
Affections Worth Fifteen Thousand Dollars Case
Herbert Emert of Hanna township in Laporte county sues for 15000 alleging his wife Miss Award’s affections were alienated by her parents Mr and Mrs Valentine Award of Stark county. He claims estrangement stems from parental objections to their marriage two years ago and has engaged lawyers and witnesses for the county circuit court action.
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Herbert Emert
Laporte County
Hanna Township
the Herald
Emert
Valentine Award
Stark County
Prison Sunday Initiative Urged by State Charities Board
The Board of State Charities invites Indiana Christian ministers to support prison reform. It cites reforms in reformatory prisons and promotes October Sunday as Prison Sunday with sermons. The board offers literature and urges churches to join nationwide observance on October 28. James A. Mount presides, Amos W. Butler secretary.
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Board of State Charities
Indiana
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Bismark's Iron Nerve and Health Resolve
Fragmentary text describes Bismark’s iron nerve and health, noting strong will and resilience. Mentions a drug Elie priced at 225 cents at E. The readable parts imply a health or medical anecdote tied to Bismark.
Platform and wage logic in American industry debate
The piece argues tariffs shield cheaper labor abroad, praises US labor as superior, and contends higher American wages won’t raise consumer prices if wages and prices stay reasonable. It asserts the gold standard enables cheap raw material access and notes a gradual wage price balance between employers and workers.
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Europe
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Til
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Straights
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Ditmer
Coidsburg
Davidson & Porter
Beatty’s Corner
Charles Allison
Sac City
Laporte Odd Fellows
Union Mills
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Essa
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Austin
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Oliver Ingman
Hudson Township
Chesterton Tribune
Porter Land Co
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Wabash
Phoenix Accident & Sick Benefit Ass
S. L. Uust
Wm. Punsky
Lake County
Niemer
Porter
Layfayette
Indianapolis
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State’ Board of Health
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Heckleman
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Waiton
Seattle
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Noble Township
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Henry Carpenter
A. Chaney
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Udolph Hense
Fred Ellis
G. C. Flegel
American Poultry Journal
Flegel
J. W. Needham
Bersman County
Mich
St. Joseph
National Convention of the Christian Church
Nickle Plate Road
C. A. Asterlin
Ft. Wayne
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A. V. Logan
James A. Mount
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Bismark
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