Republican Rhetoric on Policy and Campaign Tone
The document presents a political speeching sequence praising Republican policies, emphasizing protection, sound money, and national prosperity. It recounts past achievements, pensions, postal improvements, tariff debates, and calls for continued support of Taft and Roosevelt era principles, including a push for a strong Congress and vigorous campaign mobilization.
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Wien
Amd
Tien
Cue Diennai
Woo
Gorman-Wilson Tarbin Democrats
Eptics
Horace Greely
Tos
Republican Party
Trynn
Berniss
Teamghide-T
Money Department
England
McKintes
Union
Bryan
D. B. ‘Hill
Dingley
Taft
Sherman
District of Columbia
Theodore
Roosevelt
Wiltkhim Howard Taft
W. Milter
Congress
Mc Sherman
New York
Tfe
Funel
William Ut. Tartmore
The Charlemagne of the harvest dies in legend
A legendary figure William XN Whiteley known as the Charlemagne of the harvest dies. Celebrated for muscular feats with reapers and horses, he reportedly pulled a reaper across a field in Jamestown Ohio, earning $2,000,000 and prompting Warder to propose a consolidation of the harvester industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cussep Deo de Tomance
William XN. Whiteley
Charlemagne
Tle
Bill Whiteley
Ohio
Whiteley
Jamestown
Greece
Benjamn J. Warder
Warder
Harvester
Doomsday Book A Record Of England’s Land Survey
The Doomsday Book is a British institution begun during William the Conqueror’s reign. It aimed to register the ownership of estates, measure land extents, fix homage, and determine military aid obligations.
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England
Won Every Time in a Rural Town Hall Exchange
A Cleveland Leader quip notes a comic exchange about breach of promise suits with a swift rejoinder from a maiden who claims she has won every case she filed. The dialogue shifts to a town hall speech where Willie’s sister laughs hysterically at the notion, tempering formal civic talk with humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Leader
Hiram Greene
Willie
His Sweet Voice
Stray Stories notes Mrs Dale Ivens of North street is sick. A playful exchange sees a man singing under a window and a woman explaining her father heard it and mistook it for cats.
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Dale Ivens
North Street
Personal mentions across Elkhart area visitors and staff
Dr Arthur Griffin of Middlebury and Frank B Godfrey from Kalamazoo were here today. Etna Kuhlman traveled to Schenectady on business. Mr and Mrs C H Leonard left for a week in Milwaukee. R Stutsman off duty with Irvin New substituting. Dr Gilbert of Kendallville visited Elkhart Monday. Mrs J R Beardsley and daughter Helen Beardsley went to Chicago. Editor Landis and Republicans from Nappanee visited. Immigration Inspector Frank S McCullough and wife visiting sisters in town. Capt Jack Ulrich returned from vacation at Christiana Lake. Mrs Horace G Ogden and parents visited Supt and Mrs Drake. Monger, J B Martin, and Fred Gampher left for Michigan by auto for business, fishing, return Friday. Henry Tavernier and niece Mary Everst left for Akron and Meadville to visit Tavernier sisters. Ensign Clifford, former Salvation Army commander, visiting Flint, repairing band instruments.
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Frank B. Godfrey
Kalamazoo
Etna Kuhlman
Schenectady
N. Y
U.S
Frank S. McCullough
Buffalo, N. Y
J. H. Weaver
Horace G. Ogden
Jamestown
W. R. Mikels
South Bend
E. H. Drake
Co. Ul, Monger
J. B. Martin
Fred Gampher
Michigan
Henry Tavernier
Coquillard Street
Mary Everst
Elkhart
Akron
Ohio
Meadville
Mr. Tavernier
Ensign Clifford
Elkhart Barracks
Salvation Army
Flint
Mich
Ocean Liner Cargo Rush At Wharf For Ship
Four hundred longshoremen swarm the wharf loading a ship with cargo from across America including cotton, wheat, tobacco, meat, fruit, machinery and more. Engines, tugs, and a busy night push toward the ship’s sailing time as foremen shout and nets hoist heavy bales and boxes into the hold. The immense operation is worth hundreds of thousands monthly and demands punctual sailing.
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America
London Standard Quotation on Security Reflections
A fragment quotes the London Standard noting that reflection on the situation precedes action and that entry can occur with little difficulty. The passage suggests a view of ease of ingress following contemplation, implying a cautious assessment of security dynamics.
Hearn The Shaper Not The Creator Of Arts
The critique describes Hearn as lacking creative power and originality. He relied on borrowing themes and plots, shaping material rather than originating ideas. Dr Gould notes his mind was improcreant by inheritance and education, poverty, and training, explaining his failures in fiction and fortunes in reclothing others ideas.
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Darksen
Jefferson
Brother Bryan
Joey
Jackson
Tewisshe
Sherman
Panama
Hearn
Gould
Wnen
Metropolitan Club Opening Dance at Anderson's Hall
The opening dance by the Metropolitan Club at Anderson's Hall on Wednesday evening is expected to draw a large crowd. The Bliss Orchestra will provide the music.
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Metropolitan Club
Anderson’s Hall
Bliss Orchestra
Make for Success Frugality and Industry Forge Fortune
Franklin quote emphasizes thrift and steady work as keys to wealth. The adage links disciplined habits with lasting success and suggests practical virtues drive personal prosperity.
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Franklin
Fishhook design touted as two millennia old craft
A concise note claims fishhooks have been fashioned with the same design for around 2,000 years, highlighting remarkable continuity in ancient craft and technique.
Hunting Wild Horses in New South Wales Brumby Roundup
Article describes brumbies in New South Wales stalked into a corral through a funnel gate and fluttering cotton to deter escape. Hunters chase the herd led by a leader to trap them, then leave them without food or water for twenty four hours.
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New South Wales
Chiutence
Stephens
Manning River
London peer ponders Derby winning first try
In London a peer curious about horse racing asks a young acquaintance which horse won the Derby. The youth answers, and the peer nods that it is clever to win the Derby on the first attempt. The exchange underscores a light, amused tone about racing knowledge and luck.
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London
Chen
Pleasing Lender Debt Request Echoes in Talk
Dudley tallies a debt total of 652 dollars then recalls an additional 30, bringing the sum to 682 dollars. He pleads for a loan to escape debt as Markley questions the purpose in this Philadelphia Press excerpt.
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Dudley
Markley
Philadelphia Press
Dory Reward Case Brings Standoff Over Payment
A front page quip from the Philadelphia Inquirer shows a rural exchange about a wife’s advertised dory reward. One man demands $10 or he will return the boat to her, prompting a tense, taunting exchange about the reward and ownership.
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Jaw
Philadelphia Inquirer
Young Doctor Vaccinates On First Case
A public remark praises Dr Slicer for vaccinating a patient on his first case. Onlookers exclaim delight and surprise at the rapid achievement in medical practice during a community gathering.
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Dr. Slicer
Scott
Scottish farmer flaunts antique clock at auction
A Scottish farmer shows a visitor an antique clock bought recently. The clock cannot keep perfect time, but is praised for its charm and reliability enough to wake him for breakfast, though it would not catch a train.
Various Local Club Meetings And Postponements
A string of local club notices details meetings for Knights of Columbus Thursday Club Wikhart Poultry Association and Ladies groups at churches and halls. Several events are postponed including Blue and White Promenade and Presbyterian picnic. A Queen Esther meeting election of Bay View Circle officers and study topics are listed with attendance urged.
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Knights of Columbus
Wikhart Poultry Association
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Ladies’ Guild of
The
Episcopal Church
Ghila
Lost pocket medicine case and for sale Ford runabout
Pocket medical case lost with Dr. G B Hoppingarner noted. Also listed is a Ford runabout automobile described as a live one, from Sterling Hudson Co, J Gate.
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G. B. Hoppingarner
Ford Runabout
Sterling-Hudson Co
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