Speech Cache Day One at Hot Springs Va
A desultory account of campaign scenes at Hot Springs with speakers from Judge Yart to Colonel Glen. The piece notes Taft supporters in Ohio, Senator Foraker’s absence from a Youngstown opening, and questions party policy after Foraker’s Cincinnati tirade against Roosevelt. The text shows campaign tensions with attendance by Judge D D Woodmansee and Robert Mather observing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Yart
Camp Paiens
New York
New Soneta
Glen
Staunton
Robert Mather
Ruck Island
Mc. Taft
D. D. Woodmansee
Common Pleas Court
Pensim
Watt
Ohio State Committee
Senator Foraker
Youngstown
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Hawkins day and Adair fay noted at Decatur fair
A gritty Angola dispatch reports workmen laying tile for a tunnel under the Lake Shore line at North Wayne street to form a viaduct. Officials say tunnel work will start soon after the county fair in early September, clarifying the road’s permanent routing through Angola. A free booklet on new corn land promotions is advertised by G. M. Naber of Wabash.
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Hawkins
Decatur Fair
Adair Fay
ST. Joseph Valley
Br East
Angola
Ind
Aus
Lake Shore
Wayne Street
Kist
Art of Congress
G. M. Naber
Wabash
Packard band leads big delegation to Decatur fair
A notable Packard band will head a large group traveling to Decatur next Wednesday for the big fair. The report mentions entries from Davenport and local track results including times around 2:11 and victories in various heats. Notable names include La Maud, Citation, and George Bradley of New York, with multiple stakes events and purses noted.
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Packard
Decatur
Davenport
Town
Ave
Cirecuit
Toalle
Dan Patch
Resu Q
Argot Boy
Paraial
Aunt Jerusha
Charley T
Lara Cooper
Dixon
Merifon
Ding Fainter
Hazel Simmons
Troy WN
Fi Ang
Mi Sweet Marie
George J
George Bradley
New York
Chamber of Commerce
George G
Whitley Counties Old Settlers Day Celebrated in Col umbea
Whitley County's Old Settlers Day in Columbia City Indiana drew thousands. Citizens decorated streets and public buildings, with speakers including Congressman Clarence Gilharrs and Cyrus Cline. Prizes honored longevity and service with awards to Daniel Berry and others. old residents aged eighty plus recognized, and special countywide rates to the Decatur regional fair advertised.
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Rise
Coluamea City
Ind
Ueir
Ftourt House
Edward Bowers
South Whitley
Bri Warren
Whitley County
Old Letters’ Association
Hends
Churubusco
Larwill
Land
Clarente Gilharss
Cyrus Cline
Thomas
Short
I. Conner
A. ‘Lancaster
Busha Swan
L. Conner
P. ¥. Gruesbeck
Johnstot
Sibert Bagh
P. Kuter
H. A. Ireland
Clinton Wi Hisstorian
Albert Bush
Daniel Berry
Jefferson Township
Jonathan Williams
A. F. Martin
Jane Blain
Dan Holden
South Whiley
Solomon Miller
Copple
C. H. Pond
W. A. Cormany
Washington Township
John Haas
Eoach
Etna Township
Lydia J. Scott
Troy
Eliza Grant
Rich
John Rose Anderson
Thorncreek
Henry Haik
Columbia
John Hans
Washington
Mary Hauffman
Smith
Harrison
Crabill
Attles
Andrew J. Briggs
Jefferson
Keystone Specials Decline Teddy Bears Game Chose August 4
Amateurs report the Keystone Specials cannot play the Teddy Bears due to sale matters. A personal note to the Journal-Gazette editor indicates plans to arrange games with Waynes or Textiles on Sunday August 4.
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Keystone Specials
Journal-Ga
Fort Wayne Normals
Keystones
Waynes
Madison Street Blues
Bismarcks
Blues
Gresser
Pedra
Neumeyer
Hoitman
Keystone
New Haven Owls
Auust
Brnadstar Park
Iy & Jetite
Max Ron Hugehall
A. G.sparuiing & Bros
Chicago
Journal-Gazette
Cardinals
Crescents
Ohse Stars
Wagner
DeVilbiss
Stacs
Ohse
The
Animager
Journal Gazette
New Haven Grays Hall
Young’ Blues
Myilison Street
Consordia
Hives
Pawrmnt-Geegette
Sokomo Foxes
Chen Schuyiler
Foxes
I Jacobs
Tombissen
W. Reiling
B.J. Seheib
City faces tax limits as estimates go to Controller Schmidt
City officials debated next year’s tax levy and whether to trim department estimates. Sanitary needs include an extra sanitary officer and contagious disease funds. park purchase on South Hanna Street discussed at $10,000 with $1,500 for playgrounds. Board of Works seeks funds for public rights, street cleaning, garbage disposal, and street improvements, while Controller Schmidt plans further reductions to fit under a likely council cut.
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George Gille
Hanna Street
Board of Works
Counoiler. Schmidt
Board of Safety
Eahout
Aveline Fire Survivor Relives Night of Hotel Blaze
Atv Phillips of Calumet Michigan a Columbus Tool & Steel traveler who survived the Aveline holocaust recounts waking to a scream and guiding a woman and two children to safety before escaping himself He identifies the room mate as proprietor McAlave now of Randall hotel and plans legal action against the hotel owners and Shoaffs as he seeks damages for fear and injury from the blaze
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Frat Shi Hai
Lyric Theater Nears Completion in October
The Lyric Theater on South Calhoun near Jefferson Street is nearing completion after delays by sub contractors. Wehrenberg, the main contractor, anticipated finishing the Viking project on time but delays push the expected completion to about October 1.
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Lyric
Calhoun
Jefferson Street
Wehrenberg
Antleipatra
Vikings
Delayed Opening of Pretty Title Playhouse Stirs Town
Construction of the Pretty Title Playhouse, seating 210, faces slow progress due to late lumber delivery delaying interior finish. Decorators will move into offices above the lobby as rough work clears on the balcony area. The theater, erected by Misses Carle and Jennie Grafle, was delayed with occupancy expected around early October. Bershoft Brewing Company leases the building for Henry Barner’s use.
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Title Playhouse
Sona
Te Balidine
Carle
Jennie Grafle
Bershoft Brewing Company
Henry Barner
Reminiscences of a Bank Job Across Time and Places
A tangled tale recalls Tah Burney and the forged check that set off a cross country chase. From Chicago to Milwaukee to Seattle and Dawson City, the sequence traces misused funds, endorsements, and a saloon keeper, with Burney’s supposed wealth fading into memory as the payroll name follows him in later years.
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Durney
St. Paul
Alaska
Dawson City
Cieags
Linvler
Onskeepers
Los von Burke
Lawler
Hupke
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Paris
Sama
Airdome
Clark and
Duncan
Pero
Wilson Shean
Williams Frank Jones
Rogers
H. H. Rogers
W. Berry Street
New York Optical Society
Coal and Wood
Moderwell Coal CO
Grywood
Fulton Street
Nickel Plato
Buna “Coal
We Hanis
SPY Run Coal CO
W. Glerg
Gi Sny Bon Avenue
Goal
Independent Coal CO. Cox
Bell Pnane
High Street
Olds Coal Company
WM. Kaqugh Coal CO
Wells Street
Taft
Judge Woodmansee
Minor Heir
George G. Won
Tohacso
EL Venzo
El-Veniq
Fort Wayne
New Haven
Kryating
Oite Sumulay
Rst
Goed Gway
Moore
Uasehall
Cuneo
Nee
Weekmeser
Ain Shaw Vane
Henry Rombrkrr
Manger Pexu
Cabinet
Schmidt
Aveline
Lyric Theater
Berghat Brewing Company
Lake
Calhoun Street
Henry Welger
Wells’ Counts Teachers’ Institute
Bluffton
Admiral
Tah Burney
Indore
le Paul
Deventer
Burney
Ailwaukes
Purney
Wade
Compe
Durnes
Imam
Hanalea
Hess
Limertik
Bamerick
Alana
Ddan
Obie
Mehaeh Lawler
Aku
Risse
Tex
Eiepay
Chicago, Ill
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