Convention closes as the horsemen elect officers
The state convention of horseowners closed its session after several days. Marion was chosen as presiding officer for the next meeting. Elected officers include President Frank J. Ferrey of Wayne, First Vice President John Crowley of Evansville, Second Vice President Frank Whitman of South Bend, and Secretary-Treasurer William Diamond of Union. A congressional party from Washington will travel to South Bend for the funeral of Congressman Brick, with a special train and a roster of lawmakers from Indiana and nearby states accompanying them.
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Pory
Ind
Horseahoers
Iness Marion
Sulduera
Frank J. Ferrey
Swrt Waynoe
John Crowley
Evansville
Second View
Franke Whitman
South Wi
Initresenrer
William Diamond
Unely
Cee Dome
South Bend
Pennsylvania
Washington
Contrepaman
Yanialix Ac
Ely Gane
Wresarman
Glliamur
Congress
Steprenesuti Ye Crumpacker
Holliday
Chisher
Mur Dixon and
Cox
Indianas
Crusade of Destruction in labor and industry debate
A speaker argues against the crusade against big labor and foreign policy, urging railroads and workers to unite for protection of infant industries. He contends politicians threaten employment and urges voters to pressure Congress and state legislators, emphasizing railroads as a pivotal force in safeguarding industry.
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Washington
Staian
Wubi Ag
Pottery
Wea Cory
Lily Fwegos
Congréss
Ici Eence Sucless
Capitel
Fragmentary account of a royal dinner and a court case
A damaged passage references a dinner party at a hotel where figures linked to a prince and Mrs Morse are mentioned. It notes discussions of justice, influence in Congress, alleged mistreatment, and a post dinner scene involving Morse apartments, with scant verifiable details.
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Ameren
Atr
Ashamer
Thid
Gonla
Morse
Mrs Morse
Mme
Gould
New York Delegates Split Over Presidential Choice
The New York Republican scene shows support for Taft by the Nineteenth District while Twenty-Eighth District backs Hughes. Delegates from Minnesota and Wisconsin align with Taft or Carnot as indicated, and Prince Helier Rines with Mme Gould in New York marks a notable social note.
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New York
Taft
Hughes
Otto FF. Greeley
W. A. Eustis
Minnesota
Uy Folletta
Wisconssn
Carnot
Prince Helie Rines
Mme Gould
Garrett to field city baseball team for 2008 season
Garrett Indiana announces a new city baseball team for the 1908 season led by manager Arthur Smith. Players include captain Wate Hoffel, Alvan Wherledge, George Palmer, Bun Wiebach, D. Parody, Roy Beber, Charles Dreher, Dd Sapp, Leon Blum and Harry McLaughlin.
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Sy Kist
Garrett
Ind
Telonts
Arthur Smith
Wate Hoffel
Alvan Wherledge
George Palmer
Bun" Wiebach
D. Parody
Roy Beber
Charles Dreher
Dd Sapp
Leon Blum
Harry McLaughlin
Father Noll to Deliver Montpelier High School Sermon
Father Jane Noll pastor of St Johns Catholic church of Sartford City and Montpelier has been invited to deliver the baccalaureate sermon for the senior class this spring and has accepted. His talk will mark the first time a priest conducts services in Montgeliet, adding solemn significance to the occasion.
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Montpelier
Jane Noll
St. John’s Catholic Church
Sartford City
Father Nell
Montgeliet
Athalies
Resus High
Kodol claim corrected by advertisement claim
An advertisement asserts Kodol digests all foods completely and claims a money back guarantee if digestion fails. It argues undigested food causes stomach irritation, gas, and systemic illness, promoting Kodol as a rapid, full digestive aid from the WIE & Co. laboratories.
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Krodal
Vanderbilt Divorce Case Headed For Supreme Court
In New York on April 8 referee McClure completed a report on Mrs Ellen French Vanderbilt's suit for divorce from Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt. The referee reportedly recommends an absolute divorce and alimony settlement talks continue without resolution. Their seven year old son William Henry Vanderbilt is said to be placed in the mother's custody with frequent access for the father.
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New York
McClure
Ellen French Vanderbilt
Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt
Supreme Court
O'Gorman
Vanderbilt
William Tienry Vanderbilt
Hamilton Rebekahs Confer Degree Work in Regular Session
Hamilton Ind April 4 D of R No 115 met in regular session in the LO O F hall Tuesday evening April 7. Misses Dena Wolf Dessie Wolf and Lula Bowers were installed in the Rebekah degree. After the conferring of the degree refreshments were served and a social time followed.
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Elst
Hamilton
Ind
Hamilton D
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LO. O. F. Hall
Dna Wolf
Dessie Wolf
Lula Bowers
Rebekah
Jett Muesday Trip Through the South Noted
The article follows Jett Muesday on an extended southern trip with a segment of the journey to Beaumont Texas and plans for a sister’s return. It also mentions Rev J C Breckenridge visiting Columbia City and praises a Winona season. A separate note covers attorney Peterson suing Chicago Erie Railroad for damages over a January mishap causing injuries to Frank Burger during a horses shipment.
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Tria
Mes
Harry DB
Beaumont
Tex
Barry
J. C. Breckenridge
Winona Assembly
Columbia City
Brasrain
Winona
Ks News Burewis
Decatur
Ind
Ofice
Democratic primary announces for Allen county offices
A flood of political notices from the Journal-Gazette lists candidates for Allen county positions. Names include Rosen Winkel, Robert P. Shirley, William Watson, Thomas A. O Connell, and Henry Manning, all seeking various roles from representative to sheriff. Voters are urged to consider primary choices on May 1 under the Democratic banner.
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Pleasy
Rosen Winkel
Zournal- “Gazette
Alen
Jophiet
H. Whittern
Plesse
Allen County
Perry
William Watson
Pleace
Wo Sha Seailaturs
Allea County
Sungees
A. O'Connell
Subjaet
William Dy Isi SA
Eisiter Journal-Gazette
Albert
Thomas
Indiana federal court districts expand to six
Washington April 2 Representative Chaney introduced a bill to create six federal court districts in Indiana by adding a Terra Haute seat. The measure echoes Crompacker’s plan but adds one district, aiming to balance the state's judicial map. A related note from South Bend mentions travel plans of Ray and Mrs. Coppage returning to the Philippines for teaching duties.
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Washington
Chaney
Indiana
Crompacker
Terra Haute
Valparaiso
Brick
South Bend
Whitley County News Column Spells Local Notices
The April 3 Whitley County News Column notes a mail carrier incident on a street residence and a Bible class gathering at St South vehicles. Mrs Wit attends with months of care, Tapia and Ips from City transact Tuesday. Grand and netic juries for the April term of court have been called for April 29. The board of education adjourned until the first Monday in May. Callie Metsk of Churubusco mentioned.
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Columma
Oren Citin
Harseg
Wit Attecl
Ausferett
Tapia
Ipsmbia
Man
Whit Chunky Board
Eon
Uni
Callie Metsk
Churubusco
Albion Notables and Visiting Residents Reported
Albion Indiana April 8. Peter Tagua of Chitter-Gary was in town on business Wednesday. Mrs. Bear daughter of Mrs. John Lozier visited for a day or two. Attorney Kitcher of Churubusco transacted business here Wednesday. Elmer MacDonald of Kendalirille also in town on business. A A. Rimmel attended to matters Wednesday. Mrs. Sarah Heslie returned home from visiting her brother Mr. Borter near Avilla. Mrs. Graumlich wife of County Commissioner Graumlich reports four quarantined families. Robert Bonar formerly of Tefferston township son of Rev Bonar died at his home in Lawrence Kansas. E.W. Wicks visited Auburn to see sister Mrs Ray Dilgarde. Attorney Hicss now doing business at Lagimgs. Mrs. Frank Hall returned to Newark Wednesday after visiting parents Dr and Mrs 5 TV Lemmon. My sii Mrs Milas Kitt and family returned home from visiting daughter Mrs Pahner. Bietets Marriang Ligenags Inas Den daughter of Benjamin F Deas Kendall to Digide Wi Mom Potts. Harver Hnstetter Athion to Allie Edna Keller Athlon.
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Kitchter
Churubusco
Albion
Elmer MacDonald
Kendalirille
A. Rimmel
Sarah Heslie
Borter
Avilla
Graumilich
Graumlich
Robert Bonar
Tefferston Township
Newark
Milas Kitt
Lo Kokome
Pahner
Governor Hughes Presses Legislature After Senate Defeat
The governor sends a sharp message urging action on anti gambling and other items, while announcing plans for a May 12 special election in Niagara Falls to fill Senator Franchot’s vacancy. He hints at an extraordinary session to convene May 11 to address the agitation.
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Hughes
Senate
Bath Houses
Niagara
Franchot
Niagara Falls
Sesston
Ligonier Minor News Highlights Local Teaching Changes
April 9 report from Ligonier Ind notes Miles Van Wagner moving to teach the primary department of public schools succeeding Miss Lugie Franks. Elkbart resident Mr Sipe who buried his wife here remains unsettled. Joan Green visits Chicago and Elks host a social event last night.
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Ind
Miles van Wagner
Lugie Franks
WL. Sipe
Elkbart
Joan Green
Chiote
Elks Ladza
Stomach tablets advertised as quick cure claim
An advertisement extols Mi-o-na stomach tablets as a quick cure for indigestion and weak digestion. It features W A Ennis, a Syracuse builder, professing relief after one week and encourages purchase from Meyer Bros. Co with a money back guarantee if results fail to meet claims.
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W. A. Ennis
Syracuse
Meyer Bros. Co
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