In Elkhart The Daily Review Attacks Injunction Policy
In a June 23 1908 editorial the Daily Review condemns injunctions in labor disputes. It critiques Bryan and the anti injunction plank, backs Gompers stance on principle, and cites a Wayne County Michigan case where Judge Hosmer limited picketing. The piece argues injunctions harm none honest workers.
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Gompers
Federation of Labor
Wayne County
Michigan
Metal Polishers, Buffers and Platers’ Union No. 1
Hosmer
Police Department
Republicans Stand for Court Support Against Special Interests
Mr. Bryan argues the anti injunction plank misleads labor, while the party asserts the declaration is a clear stand for the courts and justice for all, aiming to undeceive Gompers followers that Republicans will back only lawful actions benefiting every element of the population.
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Bryan
Republican Party
Gompers
Representative Government and Elkheart County Delegate System
The South Bend Times defends the delegate method for county conventions, arguing it aligns with our government plan and ensures informed, honest delegates. It asserts that electors must value intelligence, integrity, and fair-mindedness to reflect just claims of candidates and localities.
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Democratic Party
Elkhart County
South Bend Times
Resources of the educated at Yale College sermon
President Hadley urged Yale College graduates that knowledge gains meaning only when it fosters a consistent attitude toward life’s great problems. He argued college training gains value when it shapes the philosophy guiding a man’s concern with enduring issues.
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Yale College
Hadley
The Wise Use of Philosophies in Public Life
The passage asserts that world progress rests on theory and experience, and that educated individuals apply flexible philosophies to personal and civic life. It praises the educated person as not only informed but resourceful, able to solve problems using reason and historical lessons, and to adapt to unforeseen obstacles.
Indiana supports Bryan for president in Denver
W H H Blodgett notes Indiana will back Bryan solidly in Denver with strong showing at the rally, though some Hoosiers hesitate. Kans City talk cites John W Kern as possible running mate, while Benjamin F Shively may accept the VP slot or seek Congress in Indiana's Thirteenth district if not chosen.
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W. H H. Blodgett
Indianapolis News
Indiana
Denver
Bryan
Nebraska Statesman
Chicago
Shively
Congress
Charles W. Miller
Keeping Clean A Moral Duty Across Nations and Workdays
The piece argues cleanliness is akin to godliness with vast labor by workers daily. It cites 22.80 annual scrub hours at the Boston Public Library and notes Dutch practice of extensive cleaning including fences and poles. It links cleanliness to virtue and references Wesley and Phinehas ben Yair.
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Boston Public Library
Armerica
Holland
Roarden
Wesley
Phinehas Ben Yair
Keep Cool in a Hot Midwestern Summer
A South Bend editor reflects on current mild June weather and hints that July to September will bring intense heat. The piece contrasts the present moisture and cool breezes with forecasts of dry spells, parched earth, and relentless sun, noting public complaints shifting from damp chill to heat.
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South Bend News
Man Struck by Fast Red Auto in South Bend
Charles E. Herrick was struck while waiting for a street car in South Bend on Friday forenoon by a speeding red automobile. He was knocked unconscious and feared to have internal injuries. The auto sped away without stopping, witnesses blame the driver. No further description available.
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South Bend
Charles E. Herrick
Herrick
Coming Chautauqua outline and schedule at McNaughton Park
The St. Joseph Valley Chautauqua Association will hold its fourth annual assembly at McNaughton Park from June 23 to August 2 featuring fifty seven lectures and entertainments plus class studies in multiple departments. Notable speakers include Gov. John A. Johnson and James E. Watson with many entertainers such as Katherine Evarts and Jesse Mack. Campers may expect ample mail and telephone service, improved grounds, and a family friendly outdoor program designed for education and amusement.
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St. Joseph
St. Joseph Valley
N. McGee Waters
Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Singers and Players Club
Chautauqua
Waters
J. P. Gilbert
H. W. Sears
Kirk Earle Wallace
St. Joseph Valley Chautauqua
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
William J. Bryan
Johnson
James E. Watson
Indiana
Katherine Evarts
Lenora M. Lake
George R. Wendling
Jesse Mack
George B. Cutler
Sylvester A. Song
Florence Maybrick
Kellogg Durland
J. E. Cathell
S. W. Giliian
William F. McDowell
Sarah Ament Dodson
Wilson Roose
McNaughton Park
Washington’s Race Vision At Sunday School Session
The Inter national Sunday School convention in Louisville heard Brooker T. Washington argue that blacks and whites must aid each other. He warned one race cannot persecute another without harming itself and stressed teaching justice and tolerance in schools. He cited shared destiny and interwoven lives, noting disease crossovers between races and the need for mutual responsibility. The next convention date was set for June 1911 in San Francisco.
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Louisville
Brooker T. Washington
South
United States
America
San Francisco
Not So Bad As Reported Racial Harmony Cited
Washington asserted that in nine tenths of southern communities peace and goodwill exist between races. He noted crime by the negro youth is overstated and emphasized that many prisoners lack Sunday school or church training. He praised white Christians in the south for fostering harmony and urged against racial hatred.
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Washington
Nevroes
South
Hearst Far Behind Yet In 1905 Mayor Recall
New York on June 23 reports the mayoralty recount nearing completion with ballots inspected near Thursday. Official totals for Mayor McClellan and William R. Hearst are expected, Hearst ahead by 88 votes and McClellan holding a 3,824 plurality earlier.
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Hearst
New York
McClellan
William R. Hearst
Card of Thanks For Kindness After Loss of Mother Shaver
The family of William Shaver, Charles Shaver, thanks friends for support during illness and death. Mrs Ida Wall, Mrs Jennie Clark, Mrs Belle Bishop, and A J Dils are named for their kindness and help.
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William Shaver
Charles Shaver
Ida: Wall
Jennie Clark
Belle Bishop
A. J. Dils
Defied the Judge and Susan B Anthony Fine
A Baltimore American item recalls Susan B Anthony facing a $100 fine for voting. The judge spared imprisonment, noting her plea while she pledged to pay creditors from her newspaper earnings. Long after, the fine remained unpaid. the anecdote frames Anthony as brave and principled.
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Susan B. Anthony
General Grant
Chicago
Miss Anthony
Tno
Anthony
Baltimore American
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