Elkhart Opinion on Taft and Public Figures
The Daily Review argues it is premature to call Taft president-elect until the electoral college meets. It defends Attorney James H. State as county attorney, questions the national financial outlook, and condemns blanket accusations of mercenary motives while praising public-spirited honesty and caution in judging public acts.
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Taft
James H. State
Elkhart County
Washington Herald Sees Indiana GOP Facing Second Defeat
The Washington Herald editor Sefrit argues Indiana Republicans must purge radical temperance influence to avoid another loss. He urges a conservative path on saloon regulation, warns the party risks becoming a joke if radicals stay, and calls for bipartisan, reasonable legislation in the coming session.
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Washington Herald
Sefrit
Republican Party of
Indiana
Republican Party
Party reform urged to end factional control
An editorial argues Republicans should cede influence to the Democrats for state legislation, urging the conservative faction of the Republican Party to lead. It denounces bossism and crowd politics as destructive, calling for end of internal factional battles to restore party unity and success.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
War Department budget reflects rise in civil works and army growth
Secretary Wright reports total war department estimates for the next fiscal year at 189 million dollars, up about 52 million from the current year. Major increases cover river and harbor projects, fortifications, arsenals and posts, with 612 officers to be added and costs rising from 2 to 3 million for their pay. The army stands at 72,628 personnel with 41,463 enlistments this year, including native and foreign births and a mix of white and colored soldiers, amid broader notes on health and industry in the city.
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Wright
War Department
United States
Philippines
Cuba
Alasaka
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Hospital Corps
Philippine Scouts
Philippine Island
Elkhart Charity Board Reports county institutions visitations
The Elkhart County Board of Charities and Corrections filed its quarterly report noting visits to the county jail on November 26 with seven prisoners, the Mishawaka orphans home on November 18 with sixty two children, four visitors including Mrs. Stonex and Dr. Barbour, and visits to Rest Cottage and the Elkhart city jail. The report praises improved jail interiors and notes the Mishawaka home is in excellent condition with fourteen children from Elkhart County, five of whom are placeable.
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Eilkhart County Board of Charities and Corrections
W. L. Stonex
Elkhart County
Fanny H. McCracken
George W. Rowe
Louise Helfrich
Elkhart
Mishawaka
Harry Barbour
Bristol
County Infirmary
Elkhart High School Gym Opens for Winter Training
Elkhart public schools grant high school students a school funded gymnasium in the old Central building. Girls will practice three to four evenings weekly under Miss Thayer and Miss Speas, with Prof. Carlson directing gymnastics. The YWCA forms sections for three gym classes, requiring $1 to $2 tuition, open to members, with sessions starting mid January at the old Central school room. Also notes a bank stockholders meeting January 12 1909 and Home Telephone rent due by December 20 1908.
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Elkhart Public Schools
Thayer
Speas
Prof
Carlson
Young Women's Christian Association
W. Co. A
Rhoda Work
Helen Miller
Retta Speas
Zoe Neds
Carrie Woodward
Central School
Association
First National Bank of
Elkhart
Indiana
W. H. Knickerbocker
Police arrest single intoxication suspect Friday night
Police reports show only one arrest on Friday night, charging a man with intoxication as the sole reported activity. The brief incident highlights limited police actions and a quiet evening shift.
Personal mentions fill local social page notes
A long list of visits travels and family news from the Constantine Advertiser and local towns. Names include Mrs C G Hoetger J M Beigle Frank Paullis and Mrs M H Dills with trips to Lansing Chicago Cleveland Toledo and Wolcottville. Also notes Maj Freyermuth Gossard and J D Carpenter with health updates and a hospital return.
Found Bicycle at Braden shop demands proof and key
A blue framed bicycle with lock and chain is found. Anyone proving ownership and producing the key to unlock the lock may claim the property at the old Braden blacksmith shop under J. W. Tarbell.
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Old Braden
Wanted Table Board Near Post Office
Advertises a private family seeking to exchange references for a table board near the post office with an address ending M and a review office.
Pay your telephone rental notice
Office open tonight until 9 o'clock by Home Telephone Co urging customers to pay telephone rental and settle accounts.
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Home Telephone Co
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