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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1908

Page

6

Democratic Victory Outlook at Chicago Headquarters

Western headquarters opened in Chicago by National Chairman Mack as John W. Kern, Democratic vice presidential candidate, visits. Talks with Mack and others raise optimism for a Democratic victory. Kern heads to Charles City, Iowa, for a speaking engagement. James L. Llord announces a new head for the national bureau of Democratic clubs. Indiana shown as promising for Democrats, with August 25 notice and Marshall slated for strong governorship bid amid Republican splits.

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Knights Engagements Amid Storm At Twenty Fifth Convention

The Fort Wayne Knights and Sisters gain prominence at the twenty-fifth Knights of Pythias convention and biennial encampment. Storm drenched the uniform rank site delaying camp breaking as Major General Arthur T Strothart was appointed commander. Milwaukee chosen as next encampment site, tents struck, and most uniform rank members departed by noon. Prize awards followed with Troop No 43 of St. Joseph winning 800 in cavalry. Infantry class A saw Georgia Company J place first with 1300, Indiana entries strong. Class B and C prizes allocated among Michigan, Indiana, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania units.

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Town debates succession as Cummins eyed for Senate seat

The great question in town today is who will succeed the late Senator Allison in the senate. Republican leaders plan for a heated fight to control the convention, set for early September, where Allison's successor will be named. Waller J. Smith of Council Bluffs is mentioned as possible to Governor Cummins, Allison’s foe, while Cummins’ supporters press for his accession. Local factions fear political chaos if Cummins is rejected, with possible legislative action including a special session.

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Dover Denies Resignation As Election Work Continues

Chicago reports from Aug 7 suggest Miner E. Dover may have resigned as secretary of the Republican national committee, but Dover denies the move and declines to discuss future plans. Hitchcock backs continued work from Chicago while a new vice chairman is expected to be named. A separate note covers a horse show in Greenbrier County with Judge Will T. Hunt driving forty miles over the mountains and attending the Old Greenbriar hotel event.

Chicago Daily News Miner E. Dover Republicng National Committee New York Utter E. Dover National Committee White Sulphur Springs Vieniaia West Virginia Greenprist’ County Greenbriar Hotel Patt

Popular Butler Young Lady Lying At Deaths Door

Miss Janie Mason, only child of Mr and Mrs By Mason, of Butler Indiana, is very ill with spinal meningitis and no hope for recovery. After a prior eye hemorrhage and specialist advice, she sought quiet recovery in Colorado Springs, but symptoms worsened and paralysis now leaves her unable to move. Mrs Eston and the Mason family, prominent in Butler society, await any news as friends hold hope while hope lasts.

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Trade paper ad copy urges better reader reach

A promotional notice argues that the Journal-Gazette guarantees more Fort Wayne readers and best people on earth, inviting Retail Merchants to review subscription books to ensure advertisers get clear value and merchants spend wisely.

Journal - Gazette Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette Retail Merchants’ Association

Fleet Expected to Reach Auckland in Fine Weather

A wireless telegram from the United States Atlantic fleet reports that the gale has passed and fine weather prevails. The fleet is expected to arrive in Auckland at about 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.

Auckland N. Z

Weather forecast for Washington and Michigan regions

Saturday and Sunday look for northerly to northeast winds with light to moderate showers in southern sections of Washington area. North to northeast winds intensify in parts, with Saturday bringing fair to brisk conditions. Sunday turns fair with warmer air, winds easing to northeast. Michigan similar with fresh northerly to northeasterly winds and showers in the south.

Washington, Ang South Partion

Police raid finds gambling in two saloons

Chief Ankenbruck and Captain Kelley led a patrol to down‑town saloons after 7 pm, uncovering gambling at only two venues the Kleindingt rooms and Gus Jackson’s saloon. Ten men were arrested, bonds posted, and the proprietors faced charges as officers reported little evidence of wheel games elsewhere. Street activity showed no gambling wheels remaining.

Ankenbruck Kelley Gerseants Haritenrider Pappert Gallee Kleindingt Sniomn Gus Jackson Westion Polles Pye Louis Tappe Sickson Saloba Eivindiist George Howard GL. Clark William Nichols Geerge Devine Jackson Grece Sillars Joni Jones Frank Mansfield Jie Williams George Baker Lisle

Canadian Pacific Strike Quietly Reshapes Winnipeg Scene

In Winnipeg workers from the Canadian Pacific line remain at the core of a quiet, tense strike. While male employees toil in the station and on tracks, women and cleaners stay out of sight, and the company promotes staff away from the frontline. The strike unfolds amid condensed preparations and cautious public messaging.

Winnipeg

Berne Men Angry Over Misquoted Interview

Berne citizens denounce Indianapolis Star correspondent Louis Ludlow for misquoting local Democrats as anti temperance. Readers say the piece misrepresented their views on county and township options and state tickets. Most Berne Democrats support Glarsfall locally and oppose Bo Watson, with some favoring county or township measures. The controversy centers on a dry town fight and perceived bias in Ludlow’s report.

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Milk price rise discussed by Perth Wayne Dairymen’s

A preliminary Perth Wayne Dairymen’s meeting in Fort Wayne debated boosting milk price to 10 cents per quart. Health authorities’ ice handling expense and an injunction case were cited as drivers, with final action expected at a near-future meeting. Members urged cost sharing to cover rising costs.

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Garrett Parents Bring Heat Sick Child From Chicago

Harry Burke and wife arrived in Garrett Indiana with their young daughter Madeline who overheated in Chicago. Doctors advise rest away from heat as the child remains critically ill. eighty children died that day from heat in Chicago. Mrs. Burke visits her mother Mrs William Renton.

Garrett Ind Aus Harry Burke Madeline Chicago

Japan Missionary To Speak In Garrett

Miss Sacha Widher, a missionary of the Reform church now in Sendai, Japan, will speak Sunday evening at St Matthews Reform church in Garrett. She will describe her work and the country, and wear the diverse costumes of Japan. Everyone is invited to attend for an informative, engaging talk.

Kist Boreau Garrett Ind Sacha Widher Reform Church Sendai Japan Evans Ing Bt Matthews Reform Church

Poker Loser Shoots Self After Daughter’s Penny Request

Chicago Aug 1 Gus Schoenbeck, a mid-level poker player, killed himself in his Robes silver house after his seven year old daughter Mary asked for a penny for candy. He left a note saying he would die. He reportedly left seven bullet wounds in his intestines. Schoenbeck is survived by a wife and two younger children.

Chicago Gus Schoenberk Mimdcy Ais House Robes Silvet Mary Papa Elrl Schoenbeck Gith Echosnbeck

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