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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1908
Page
7
B F Fleming addresses a Democratic gathering denouncing Republican misrule and urging party unity. He defends his record, attacks partisan press, and pledges support for temperance planks while framing the upcoming election as a decisive clash between Democratic reform and Republican abuses. He cites past conventions, calls for loyalty, and challenges opponents over trusts and tariffs.
An early 1900s style testimonial touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for loss of appetite and debility. It claims to restore appetite, tone the stomach, aid digestion, and renew energy, with endorsements from C.H. Gillespie and others. The text notes availability in liquid and Sarsaparilla tablets and references the Pure Food and Drugs Law.
Mr Edward G Hoffman chairman of the Twelfth district was called to speak. He urged practicality in politics and unity for the coming campaign. He claimed Indiana has strong state tickets and challenged Republicans to point to any quality lacking in Democratic candidates. He pledged steadfast support for the party and urged voters to back the ticket in November.
Fragmentary text reports a notable death rate within the Conkraach family amid garbled lines about pain and returns. References to remedies, fees, and druggists hints at medical or legal notices but details are unclear.
Judges and party leaders praise the Democratic platform, fault Republican policy on banking, taxation, and state offices. They urge election of Fleming and Marshall, claim reform and fiscal honesty, and criticize tariff and ship subsidy measures while touting tax law gains and government efficiency.
Fragmentary notes describe veterans attending the Democratic Convention and a nearby Fort Wayne incident. The unreadable lines reference a lively crowd, a speaker, and local township involvement, with scattered names and places obscured in the OCR.
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