Roosevelt to Hunt Africa Fly Extermination Comment
The Daily Review notes President Roosevelt’s planned trip to Africa to address the extermination of the sleeping sickness vector. It also critiques Democratic attacks on temperance and campaign strategy, urging voting for the Bryan ticket and criticizing La Follette’s stance on bank deposit guarantees. The piece warns against children handling firearms after a Mishawaka incident and calls for parental caution with imitation weapons.
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Roosevelt
Africa
la Follette
Political Notes On Party Leaders And Rhetoric
Older democrats than the present county chairman or the current county secretary speak in measured terms while the other writes publicly hoping for restraint in tone and actions amid ongoing party discourse and leadership questions.
Local Republican Caucus Nominations and Remarks Highlight Campaign
Jackson township Republicans nominate Melvin Sheline for trustee Michael Rookstool for assessor Howard Alwine and John M Rohrer for constables John Brower and John Aukeman for justices Proctor campaigns for state senate with temperance claim Democrats of Cleveland township nominate E Kantz for trustee Wes Longacre for assessor Charles W Miller to campaign in St Joseph and Starke counties this week
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Dertake
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Jackson Township
Republican
Melvin Sheline
Michael Rookstool
Howard Alwine
John M. Rohrer
John Brower
John Aukeman
Proctor
State Senate
Cleveland Township
E. ~. Kantz
Wes Longacre
Charles W. Miller
St. Joseph
Starke
Heat Inequity in City Building Sparks Burning Issue
A persistent heating imbalance in the city building leaves the west side hot while the east end housing the fire department remains cold. Firemen complain of freezing clothing after fights and difficulty thawing gear with slow radiators. Heat is largely drawn from boilers in the west, with open floors and underfloor fires contributing to the disparity.
Studebaker Announces New Auto Buggy and Four Passenger Survey
The Studebaker Automobile Co will market an automobile buggy and a four passenger survey. The new motor follows common car lines and features solid tires shift drive magneto wheel steer and air cooled motor. Both hugetes and surveys will have tops stormer nuts and storm curtains. The company believes the new machines will supplant light rimabout cars in districts with poor roads and low road clearance. They expect no new standard in vehicles for city and rural districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker Automobile Co
Transcript of Lake Shore suits filed in LaPorte court
Court reporter Owen Line filed the evidence transcript from the February term of the LaPorte circuit court in the county clerk’s office. The 2.668-page record will be part of the bill of exceptions for the Indiana Supreme Court appeal from the circuit court, with pages containing about one word per line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Co
Lake Shore Land Co
LaPorteé Circuit Court
Owen Line
Indiana Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Reward of Merit for Henry Jimes at Walton Estate
Henry Jimes of Wellsbourne Warwickshire receives a medal and two further honors for over fifty years of service on the Walton estate of the Mordaunt family. At eighty three, Jimes began work aged six in 1842 and long served under Sir Charles Mordaunt. He maintained a wife and one income of $2 weekly, living a hale, hardy life with daily labors from dawn to dusk.
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Henry Jimes
Wellsbourne
Warwickshire
Walton
Mordaunt
Jimes
Sir Charles Mordaunt
Bi-Political Flag Contest At Catholic Ladies Bazaar
The Catholic Lady Foresters plan a three day social and bazaar from October 15 to 17 featuring a voting contest for a large flag. The flag will go to the Taft and Sherman Club or the Bryan and Kern Club depending on who earns more votes. William Shea and Father F J Jansen lead the republican side while W F Stanton and A R Gildea head the democratic effort.
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Catholic Lady Foresters
Taft and Sherman Club
Bryan and Kern Club
William Shea
F. J. Jansen
W. F. Stanton
A. R. Gildea
Fire destroys Rex Merritt Mfg Co plant at Constantine
A blaze at 12:30 a.m. Sunday leveled the Rex Merritt Manufacturing Company foundry and woodenware plant in Constantine Michigan, also known as the George and Tweedale factory and foundry. Loss is $10,000 fully insured, origin undetermined. A kitten was rescued from engine No 34 and adopted by depot repairers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Merritt Mfg. Co
Constantine, Mich
George & Tweedale
Faithful Sermons At Multiple Churches
A summary of Sunday services across several churches. At the Methodist Protestant Church, sermons on reconciliation emphasized forgiveness and Christ’s cross, with large congregations at communion and a moving consecration. First Baptist reported strong roll calls and plans for charitable work, while Trinity M E Church featured Dr. W. Vigus delivering sermons and welcoming two new members. Brethren Church held rally day with an orderly program, and Congregational services focused on liquor’s social harms with scientific support. Mayflower Chorus provided fine musical selections.
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Methodist Protestant Church
M. P
Jesus Christ
Paul
Christ
Mr. Bachman
First Baptist Church
J. R. Pettitt
No, Ale State Street
Bristol
Pleasant Valley
Loyal Alford
Indiana Baptists Mission Board
American Home Mission Board
I. A. Russell
Evangelical Conference
Trinity M. E
W. I Vigus
Wabash
North Indiana
Vigus
Winona
The
Bible Association
Indiana
Barbara Wellner
Brethren Church
Goshen Avenue
Naomi Wilson
Jesus
Milford
V. A. Garber
NEXT MEETING IN ELKHART Veterans of the Ninth Indiana Decide to Meet Here
The Ninth Indiana veterans schedule their 1909 reunion in Elkhart, chosen for its large local membership. Officers elected include Col. I. B. CG. Suman as president, A. Su. Whitehall as secretary, and Lieut. J. M. Helmick and Lieut. John Banta among officials. The group rejected a LaPorte permanent-site plan, favoring Elkhart for its regional membership and easier logistics. Two members died since the last reunion: Charles Worley and Isaac Bryant.
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Ninth Indiana
Elkhart
Michigan City
Col
I. B. CG. Suman
Valparaiso
A. Su. Whitehall
Chicago
J. M. Helmick
Wheatfield
John Banta
Logansport
J. D. Braden
W. H. Merritt
Abraham Dills
Jesse B. Drake
Valentine
LaPorte
Goshen
South Bend
Charles Worley
Co. K
Isaac Bryant
Co. H
Green Hats and Old Style in Calvin Township
The piece discusses farm sizes from twenty to one hundred twenty acres with township land valued around $400,000. It notes average farmer wealth about $1,500, some up to $50,000 and $100,000, and mocks green hats as a Teutonic joke tied to Kaiser Wilhelm while noting hats seen in Germany and the Alps. The item also advertises real estate deals and then details Elkhart Indiana public works bids for cement sidewalks on Michigan Street and Indiana Avenue with bid conditions and penalties.
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Calvin Township
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
America
Alps
Philadelphia Record
Board of Public Works
Elkhart
Indiana
Michigan Street
Lexington Avenue
Strong Avenue
Indiana Avenue
Prairie Street
Belmont Avenue
Office
The
Asain
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the Daily Review
Elkhart, Indiana
Charles H.suase
Chase & Kent
A. P. Kent
Marshall
James S. Sherman
Bucklen Opera House
Indianapolis News
Bryan
Mishawaka
Constantine
A. A. Ogilvie
Calvin
Hampton
W. Va
Cass County
Michigan
Riverside
G. B. Arnold
Daily
F Review
Sherman and
Harris
Opera
N. Second St
Water Street
Old St. Joe
North Sixth Street
No. Fifth St
Ninth Street
Marion Street
Garden Street
Allendale Addition
Morton Ave
Park View
Beardsley Ave
Cassopolis Street
P. O
Andrew S&s. Lamb
Warren Hill
Elkhart’s
Hill’s
Hill
Manchester
California
Hill's
Panama
Warren Hill Co
Pleasant Plain
Lusher Ave
D. M. Best
Lexington Ave
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