Bryan and Hitchcock brace for a hard campaign
Walter Wellman reports Chicago views on the 1900 presidential race. Public sentiment shifts as Bryan gains respectability, while Hitchcock plans a disciplined, no overconfidence bid. Observers foresee a tougher, steadier contest with Taft supporters wary but not panic ridden.
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Walter Welhvan
Chicago Record-Herald
New York
Yart
Yitchcock
Wall Street
Yoo
Paradise
Hitchcock
Judge Tart
Charles P. Tart
Roosevelt
Demoocrat
Bryan
Al~omost
Ltn
White House
Deail
Mr. Watt
Taft
Teivelers
Walter Wellman
Just & Word To Trades People See Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Advertising pitch urging retailers to compare circulation and value of the Journal-Gazette. Claims the paper has more subscribers than competing evening papers and reaches Fort Wayne readers. Encourages Retail Merchants association to review subscription books for transparency and cost effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal - Gazette
Fort Wayne
Journal-Gazette
Retail Merchants’ Association
Travelers form new organization in Milwaukee
The National Travelers Association of America was organized with officers led by President Frederick L. Gross Milwaukee and secretary treasurer Frank L. Morse Milwaukee. Directors include L. A. Dome Lite Rock Ark J E E Arlen Indianapolis and W L Beatle Memphis with headquarters in Milwaukee to improve traveler relations secure equitable transportation rates and obtain fair baggage allowances and hotel accommodations.
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Milwaukee
Wis
National Travelers Association of America
Frederick L. Gross
F. A. Bartlett
Jackson, Tenn
A. L. Mergentheim
New York
Frank L. Morse
Leonard M. Grover
Armong
L. A. Dome
Lite Rock
Ark
J. EE. Arlen
Indianapolis
W. L. Beatle
Memphis
Tenn
Arab Patrols Dazzle St Paul at Shrine Convention
Fifteen thousand men in orient colors escorted imperial officers to the Auditorium in St Paul for the Shrine opening. The parade lasted over an hour with twelve abreast drills as 50 000 visitors watched. No deaths or serious accidents, no lost baggage, and smooth transportation led by Cal S Stone amid expectations of future conventions in Louisville.
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St. Paul, Minn
Imperial Shrine
ST. Paul
Minn
Order of the Mystic Shrine
Shriners
Minneapolis
St Paul
Cal. S. Stone
Transportation Committee
Louisville, Ky
Stone
Incendiary Fire Destroys Farm Buildings in Kosciusko County
An unknown incendiary set a blaze at Chester Waimiur’s farm near Kymn's Landing, destroying a barn and smaller structures. The Friday night fire, third in Kosciusko County in weeks, was discovered just in time, saving horses and a large quantity of wheat hay and crops.
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Chester Waimiur
Kymn
Ko County
Taft Seeks Federal Control of Corporations
Virginia Bar members resist Taft speech on corporate power and state versus federal regulation. Judge Lindsay argues big combines threaten free institutions, urging state action though Taft cites the Addison Pipe case for federal supervision of interstate commerce. Taft defends federal scope, cites Sherman Act precedent. Ninety percent of Virginia Bar members lean Democratic and favor Bryan. Taft gains female support at Springs and in public lobbies, while O'Brien arrives on leave with no cabinet significance.
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New York World
Springs
Taft
Wiliam Lindsay
Kentucky
New York
Virginia Bar Association
Lindsay
Washington
Chicago
Denver
Addison Pipe
Federal Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Bryan
Wyndham Meredith
Meredith
the World
Association
Mr. Meredith
Lewis H. Machen
Alexandria City
Micajah Woods
Charlottesville
Roose
McKinley
Hitchcock
Arthur L Vorys
Ohio
O'Brien
Texo
Mr. Taft
Japan
Independence Party
Married women should have chins tattooed
War sav indiana note reports Rev Rawei of Maoriland tells 3000 at Winona Lake he would urge Roosevelt to pass a law forcing all married women to have chin tattoos as in his homeland. A question from a divorcee attendee goes unanswered.
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Kist
Warsaw
Ind
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Rawei
Winona Lake
Farmer reports horse stolen from Lima road mare disappears
George Brockhaus of Lima road two miles from the city reported to Sheriff Grice last night that his twelve year old mare weighing about 1350 pounds was stolen from in front of Schlatter hardware store on Columbia street at about 9 PM. The horse with a black mane tall and harnessed to a buggy with steel tires. Deputy Eisenhut and Deputy Hughes were assigned to the case and the police department was notified.
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George Brockhaus
Lima
Grice
Schlatter Hardware
Columbia Street
Eisenhut and
Hughes
Cigars and Tobacco Sold at 115 East Main Street
Ora Tonkel carries a fine line of cigars and tobaccos at 115 East Main Street inviting patrons to browse the shop for quality blends and smoking accessories.
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Ora Tonkel
East Main Street
For Sale and Wanted Notices from Rome City
For sale a five room lake front cottage at 12 North American building Rome City. Cheap if taken this week. Wanted a neat cheerful person for housework daily 7 am to 2 30 pm no washing or ironing. 8 50 per week good position for a young girl or married woman. Call 1101 West Warne Street.
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Lake Front
Rome City
North American
City
West Warne Street
The Bright Aggressive Boy Succeeds and Stalls
A classic editorial argues young office workers should show patience and steady effort. It warns rapid advancement expectations lead to job hopping and lost opportunities, urging persistent, detail mastery and gradual growth under experienced supervisors to build future business skills.
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Just & Word
St. Joseph
Shriners’ Convention
Pierceton
Piercetoon
Virginia Bar
Wayne Stamp CO
Calhoun Street
Court House
Seidel Block
Leonard Baker
Johnnie
Theater
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