Bristol Campaign Openings End in Disinterest
At the Bristol meeting in Wishart county candidates including Chas W Miller and Daniel J Thayer spoke to a shrinking crowd about party credit and a Bryan scare. Miller attacked Bryan Kern and Roosevelt era policies while noting railroad issues and bank guarantees but the audience thinned as the speech wandered.
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Bihar County
Chas. W. Miller
Congress
Thriffgenth
Mosier
Wikhart
Goshen
Emsue
Bristol
Miller
Mr. Miller
Daniel J. Thayer
State Senate
Aaron S. Zook
William FE. Widery
Elkhart
Elkharty
North District
Péenie Child
Democratic Party
Thomas Jefferson
Republican Party
Hoth
Uncle Joe
Cannon
Tate
Miler
Cyglane
Roosevelt
Bryan
Cannan
Miner
Thirteenth District
Take Shore Railroad
Ne Goshen
Lake Shore
William J. Bryan
John Worth Kern
Didate
Aim
Brand
Madison Square Garden -Ueed
New York
Elkhart Man Henry Carmien Hurt at Pine Station
An Elkhart resident named Henry Carmien was struck at Pine Station Saturday night and is reported in stable condition. Police continue investigation into the incident.
Two railroad deaths tied to smoke hid the danger
Fireman Carmien of Elkhart and Clyde Horton of Mishawaka died after being struck by trains. Carmien, 28, had been a Lake Shore fireman since 1908, while Horton died Friday. both incidents occurred amid smoke from marsh and forest fires obscuring trains.
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Vallance
Clyde J. Horton
Elkhart
Mishawaka
A. D. Holloway
Carmien
Milo &. Miyers
Harry W.W. Carmien
Pine
Bern
Ani
Carmen
Gan
Horton
Ligonier
H. J. Carmien
Hila
South Second Street
Wedleg W. “de Pickerate
Miller Blush Newest Fancy in Politics
The Charles W. Miller blush feature in politics is traced to Mr Miller’s district response to a strong argument from Truth. The tale recalls a presidential meeting two years earlier where Miller blushed at praise from the president, amid references to his Lake Shore railroad ties and Lafayette Life contracts.
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Charles W. Miller
Millen
Roosevelt
Ang
Aliner
Mr. Miller
Gesherr
Millers
Lake Shore Railroad
Lafayette Lifa- Insurance Company
Miller’s .Successay
Attorney-Gemistral
Miller
Hoge Eae
Prohibitionists Open Campaign in Wakarusa Meeting
The Elkhart county Prohibitionists held Sunday gatherings in Wakarusa with enthusiasm. Dr. A Hunsinger of Mishawaka, a lieutenant governor candidate, was to attend but suffered a paralytic stroke Saturday. The new tent was dedicated Sunday afternoon with praise for comfortable seating and a strong platform.
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Elkhart County
Wakarusa
A. Hunsinger
Mishawaka
Iuocal
Rumors Echo About Ex-Cashier’s Indiana Bank Release
The former Indiana National Bank cashier Collins and two associates served six years for bank wrecking. Collins was released today after serving his term, amid memories of the bank’s 1903 failure and partial recovery. Local friends expect his return to Elkhart soon. other lines of the story touch on unresolved family searches and a Sedalia, Missouri lead that proved unsubstantiated.
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Jiseljiaul
Wiedvsnlworth
Leese
Jaimind
Elkhart
Collins
Walter Brown
Justus’ L. Brodrick
Perry L. Turner
Kealins
Enon Arden in Real Life John Wesley Hesser Story
The tale centers on John Wesley Hesser of Redkey Indiana, a Thir ty-ninth Indiana cavalryman who vanished after a furlough in 1865. Letters from Nashville claimed his death but varied in cause. pension records followed these claims, granting support to his widow and later orphaned child until age sixteen. Hesser’s brothers spent years and money seeking his remains.
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Hall
Lillian ‘Hess
Stewart
Hesser
Thiry-ninth
Indiana
James Mayner
Ort Mayner
Sedalia
Magners
John Wesley Hesiser
John Wesley Hesser
Redkey
Jay County
Ind
Noc
Arden
John Hesser
Lillian’ H. Stewart
Washington Street
Thirty-ninth
Indiana Volunteers
Hessér
Nashville
Tenn
Michael ‘Hall
South Bend Exposition Fraud Ends With Arrest
Trouble surrounds the South Bend Manufacturers and Merchants exposition promoter Henry Marks, arrested on assault and battery charges after a collapse of the show. The event failed to meet promises, with only about fifty exhibits, unpaid performers, and growing tensions between frustrated exhibitors and Marks, who allegedly conspired with Duke Darrow to calm a local crowd amid mounting debts.
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South Bend
Henry Marks
Duke Darrow
Marks
Darrow
Bryan challenges Taft on labor and trust questions
The document reports William Jennings Bryan accusing Taft of deliberate misrepresentation and evasion in the Philippines policy and labor trust questions. Bryan claims Taft would impose perpetual franchises on Filipinos and urges Taft to speak openly about his position, noting Taft’s delays on tariff and independence issues.
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Bryan
Patt
Taft
Bryan Taft debate statement prompts silence
Cincinnati September 15 dispute over Bryan and Taft positions unfolds as Taft refuses to respond to Bryan’s statement. Report notes Taft would make no comment or answer on Bryan’s remarks.
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Taft
Bryan
Taft's Itinerary Expands Amid National Committee Interest
Rumors say Taft plans broader travel as party leaders note growing influence of his chosen candidate. Hitchcock may add a thousand miles if the candidate agrees to further engagements across key districts.
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Taft
Cincinnati
National Committee
Hitchcock
George Miller of Lloyd Bros grocery takes a vacation
George Miller of Lloyd Brothers Grocery plans a vacation, leaving daily operations to staff. No schedule details released.
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George Miller
Lloyd Bros. Grocery
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