Bryan Urges Trust Reform Against G.O.P. In Indy Speech
William J. Bryan denounces the Republican trust policy in a Kern notification address at Indianapolis, demanding stronger federal supervision, a license system for interstate firms, and selling mandates to prevent monopolies. He contrasts Democratic remedies with Taft's platform, arguing for enforcement of laws and new measures to restore competition and protect the public.
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Indianapolis
Kern
William J. Bryan
Republican Party
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Steel Trust
Taft
United States
Jefferson
Lcense
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Congress
THE
Elkhart Daily Review
Democratic
Mr. Taft
Senate
Socialist Party
Sires and sons in this old world wide mix
A collection of brief notes covers diverse figures and ages. John W. Gates builds a premier golf course in Port Arthur Texas. Colonel Dick Bright famed for carving feats. Garfield’s push to cut women clerks in Washington departments. Count Witte’s rebound rumor. Hadji Raouf, a 132 year old saddlemaker in Constantinople. Dr James Curtis Hepburn’s Princeton anniversary feat. Diplomatic moves involving Constantin Brun and Moltke. Rensselaer Thayer succession and related notices.
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Dick Bright
Senate
South
Garfield
Washington
Department of the Interior
Sergius Witte
Council of the Empire
Count Witte
Hadji Raouf
Constantinople
James Curtis Hepburn
Orange
N. J
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Constantin Brun
United States
London
I’. E. de Bille
Carl von
Feud Explodes Into Knife Fight Near Owensburg
Ten miles east of the city in Jackson township Perry White and Mitch Shanklin are severely wounded after a long feud erupts on the public highway when a buggy collision ignites a deadly knife fight. Mrs White is unconscious with a fractured skull and may die. White and Shanklin suffer serious lacerations. The motive stems from a long running family feud with past acts of retaliation including a barn fire and slander suits.
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Toomfield
Ange
Owensburg
Jackson Township
Perry White
Mitch Shanklin
White
Shanklin
Tragic Miss Moore Killed by Frightened Horse in Anderson
In Anderson Indiana Mrs Mary Moore aged sixty two was killed instantly when a frightened buggy horse slammed into a crossing near the Big Four freight house on Meridkin street The horse owner Howard L Carr witnessed the scene saying the mare bolted and Moore stepped in front of the animal The fatal chest wound and skull fracture ended her life instantly The incident follows a separate curious report from Plymouth Indiana where Oscar Huff says two of his steers grazed on dynamite and exploded one killed the other blown up as the herd was driven in Also Charleston Indiana reports Grace Harris a twenty two year old teacher expelled a rusted pin swallowed sixteen years ago during a coughing spell and now shares throat and speech trouble
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Mrs. Moore
Plymouth
Ind
Oscar Huff
Bremen
Huff
Charleston
Grace Harris
Miss Harris
Meadow Brook Farm at Bucklen theatre Amusements
A down east play Meadow Brook Farm presented by a company selected to portray down east characters aims to become a fixture in American theatre. W F Mann the producer seeks to establish it as a lasting favorite with period-appropriate scenery and a blend of heart and humor for evening audiences.
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Meadow-Brook Farm
Bucklen Theatre
W. F. Mann
Meadow- Brook Farm
Timber Prices Fall Prompting Quick Orders
Prospective buyers are urged to place lumber orders now for any amount as prices have dropped about 20 percent in the last year. The message promises prompt delivery and emphasizes savings for early purchases.
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Womait
Grullis
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Tess
Westville
la Porte County
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Wilkinson
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Frankfort
David Yundt
Moran
City of Elkhart
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E. A. Campbell
William
Rocky Mountains
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E. D. Miller
South Main
F. H. Bentz & Co
Joan
Simpson Abstract Office
Turnock & Sons
Elks Temple
B. C. Godfrey @ Sons
Elkhart
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