Sherman Visit Sparks Last Night of Turbulent Toyota?
The Elkhart reception for Republican vice presidential nominee James Sherman turned chaotic as briggs supporters spirited him away in a prank, with 200 marchers, thousands watching, and 560 inside the Bucklen theater. Sherman praised New York support while Miller pressed Lake Shore railroad issues, and the crowd dispersed to the Olivette private car for Bryan.
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Sherman
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Indianapolis News
Olivette
Lake Shore Road
No. 154
Bryan
Rivalry necessary for responsible politics says Sherman
James Sherman, Republican vice presidential candidate, spoke at Bucklen Theater last evening. He argued healthy party rivalry keeps democracy honest and serves the people, while noting Democrats also play a role in history.
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Sherman
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Bucklen Theater
Republica Party
Harris and Kern attacked in Roosevalt policy speech
A political rally featured strong criticism of Taft and Roosevalt policies. Harris spoke against rival plans and criticized personal campaigns. Mrs Harris framed the tariff as the central campaign issue. Kellum, a Big Four agent, traveled with the Sherman special and returned to Anderson.
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Bryan
Harris
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Bo A. Kellum
Big Four Railroad
Sherman
Anderson
Attack obituary fragment from early settlement era
Fragment from an old obituary notes an attack in which Harvey, identified as one of the settlers of Osolo township, moved about fifty five years ago. It references a distant location north and east with sparse details.
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Osolo
Case Hangs Fire in Talbot Disputed Case
Lively argument erupts before Special Judge Tuthill as Parker and Bates for Mr Talbot press for an early trial. Court adjourned to Nov 5. attorneys say October trial unlikely. several locals including Kinzie, Turnock, Kelly prepare hunting trip to Wisconsin woods. Miss Sadie Stamp visits Three Rivers cousin before metropolitan party in Anderson tonight. Munger family members depart for Pennsylvania home.
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Kinzie
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Harry Bowles
Turnock
Institute Dates Eg a intende ate office spains
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Conference of Mennonite Church Held at Prairie Street Church
The Indiana and Michigan Mennonite conference will gather at the local Prairie Street church beginning with sessions. Large laity attendance is expected from across the district, with noon and evening meetings planned. The event will include business discussions and decisions from the highest courts.
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Alleged Missing Man Returned after Interrogation
Judge Royse of the superior court ordered the return of a man described as missing after interrogation. The man, aided by D R Bowles and Liv Erman, had driven through Nap panée and Warsaw to Kosciusko county to visit his uncle before being brought back.
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Kosciusko County
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Supreme Court
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