Colonel Bryan Explodes Republican Tariff Fallacies
In Des Moines on August 21, William J. Bryan assailed Republican tariff claims at a large rally. He argued the Democratic platform demands tariff revision and equal justice for all, criticizing GOP opposition to changes and urging urgent action after the next inauguration. The piece notes Democratic critiques of Republican promises and calls for a special session of Congress to address tariff reductions.
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Des Moines
William J. Bryan
Promines
Rist Revtalon
Interasta
Republican Party
Congress
Senate
House
Air Bryan
Willliams
Republan
Democratic Party
Weather Forecast For Several States Affected By Cool Weekend
The forecast covers Ohio Indiana and Michigan with cooler conditions expected Saturday. Partly cloudy skies in Ohio and Indiana with light to fresh west to northwest winds. Michigan remains fair with cooler north and west winds, while higher portions see southwest breezes. Friday’s weather noted similar cool and variable winds across regions.
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Washington
Ohlo
Suniae Lalry Oiler
Indiana
Tinow
Lower Michah
Trade Readers to Boost Circulation and Demands
The Journal-Gazette advertises its large Fort Wayne readership and open subscription books, urging Retail Merchants to evaluate value for money and advertisers to get a clear statement on what they receive for their investment, arguing for better business decisions.
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Journal - Gazette
Fort Wayne
Journal-Gazette
Retail Merchants’ Association
Man kills pet fox runaway during fire chief's crash
Mrs. Pease, wife of William Tease and proprietor on Wear Main Street, was injured when her pet fox was crushed under the wheels of a fire chief’s automobile on Wear Main Street. The animal had bitten a bystander while reacting to the incident, and Mrs. Pease sustained facial injuries. A physician treated her, with prognosis undetermined. The accident occurred as the chief sped toward a blaze alarm.
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William Pease
William Tease
St. Nicolas
Wear Miin
Newy Calhoun
Fox Terster
Chiat Filbrecht
Alomr Agin Street
St. Nicholas
Aniite
Trade and Industry Expands Across Sectors
In August reports from XRW Tork describe continued growth in trade and industry with broad expansion across four sectors. Analysts note improvement in production, conservative policy impact, and evolving distribution channels reflecting a dynamic economic landscape.
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Industrie
Wayne al Gazette July 1908 circulation notice likely
A clipped circulation notice from the Journal Gazette with a notary signing by Oscar G Foellinger. The fragment references publication details, date entries, a circulation figure, and a notary public expiration in April. The readable bits mention Bert Wa Fhe and a monthly context, with unclear surrounding data.
Courts Grant Decree In Miller Divorce Suit
Acting Judge Morris grants Rosa M. Miller a decree of divorce from George Vought after a complaint drafted by Indea B. Dreibelbiss and Peter P. Ludwick. The docket lists cases against France Carloa for damages totaling 31000 with attorney Murry Leo MeaAtes and Maurice Gelberger, and other suit actions including Cat Hartzal and a note recovery for 50 with Taylor and Hulse as attorneys.
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Samuel L. Morris
Stfetior
Rosa M. Miller
Gigorre
Charles Ro
Maurice Gelberger
HG Kougands Atearnes
Tiederich Branik
Cat Hartzal
Amiphoise G. Schimsghhér
Choa
M. Leavitt
Taylor and Hulse
Att
Warners
Adams Allen County Commissioners Joint Meeting Proceedings
The Adams Allen County commissioners held a joint meeting near the county line to discuss bridging over the St. Maln River. The session, led by Attorney Dr. Erwin and Surveyor Le Gawhie Gartner, involved county officials, city representatives, and plans for a bridge project.
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Adams-Allen County Commissioners' Joint Meeting
fRy Hise
Wilawe
Adama An Athen County
Allen—Adamis
Cone
St. Maln's
Erwin Aml
Sania County
Pathfinders Gather Here at Interurban Social Session
Special cars ferried Pathfinders from Indiana towns to Robison Park for a grand social. MacLane of Cleveland led the event with elite attendees, including state and supreme officers. The program featured races, a tug of war, a pie-eating contest, eggs in a bucket, and a horse performance by Lord Chesterfield amid ideal weather.
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MacLane
Cleveland
Clueolind
Passion
Carl
Te Ealing
Prine
Prise
Ball Lina Bat
Park Theater
Lord Chesterfield
Dave
Yisteora
Fort Wayné
United States
Harry al. Ham
Indianapolis
John P. Lees
Huntington
H. F. MacLane
Glevand
William Enslen
Marion
Democratic National Traveling Men’s Club plans fund drive
St Louis August meeting of the Democratic National Traveling Men’s Club, an organization of 3200 members, elected St Louis officers and raised plans to gather over 160000 for the Democratic campaign fund. The group supports William J Bryan for the presidency. A baby named William Philip Atteider, aged three, twin son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Folsom of 1917 Webster Street, died after the other twin perished weeks earlier.
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ST. Louis
Democratic Campaign Fund
Democratic National Traveling Men’s Club
William J. Bryan
William Philip Atteider
John W. Folsor
Webster Street
Fareh
Stork visits senator and Mrs Beveringe in Manchester
Aug 11 report from Manchester notes a 20n birth to Senator B and Mrs Albert Beveringe. The couple, visiting from Indiana, are spending the summer at their estate as well wishes arrive from local residents.
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Stork
Senator
Mrs. Beveringe
Manchester
Bart
Albert Heveritgn
Indiana
Gallant Forty Fourth I V I Reunion Planned
Kendallville Ind Aug 21 Col Levi Crume of Brievfield visited the committee in charge of the Forty fourth Indiana Volunteer Infantry reunion to be held August 26 and 23 at the Boyer opera house. Committees are set, and no effort will be spared for a grand event. Henry Campbell commander of the nest serves as chairman with volunteers ready to act.
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Jetst News Arreauy
Kendallvilla
Levi Crume
Brievfield
Forty-fourth Regiment
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Boyer Opera House
Henry Campbell
Aormander
The
Nest
Colintirres
Promoted Indiana Guard Officer Jesse Beyerle
Jesse Beyerle of Indiana has been promoted to captain in the guard, with the appointment announced by Colonel Es Thieyer. A commission ceremony will be held soon at the army post, with Major A L Null Man and Captains A H Prin and Guy I Smughniss in attendance. The unit plans a picnic near the city with a social and dine event. The Winona Daily Review editor Velthettinge resigns to join the state board of agriculture.
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Linalonynt
T. Gesople
Indiana
Nono Iyairy Quptain
Thieyer
Auburn
A. L. Null Man
A. H. Prin
Monteella
Guy I Smughniss
Angola
Wow
Orlewirthian Bo
Vettori
Beyerie
Teun Hartisia
Wil Jenve
Cits
Lepitor
Winona Daily Review
Prohibition Nominee for Congress in the Thirteenth
A garbled passage references a Prohibition nominee for Congress in the thirteenth district. Names and many terms are unreadable, with scattered foreign phrases and distorted phrases about candidates and parties, rendering a partial snapshot of a historic political item.
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Prohibition
Last Spike in Caborte South Hengo Traction Line
An improvised note records the last spike at Caborte South Hengo Traction Line. The fragmentary text mentions Tavorta and Anke, with references to Pittsburb, Rivsaler, and Serb ia, suggesting a transport or rail context in a periodical bulletin.
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Cabortesouth
HENGO
Potter Will Not Resign From Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road
Baltimore and Ohio General Manager George S Potter is alleged to consider resignation. J Leary, the road’s general auditor, refuted the rumor and stressed Potter’s commitment to advancing the railroad’s interests. The story notes Potter’s prominence in railroad circles and his ties to Pittsburgh and broader industry.
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Georges Potter
Baltimore & Ohi Railroad
Baltimore
Oscari. Marchy
Cine Anenny Denind
T. Deary
Leary Smite
Cortial Polatlons
Ohio Ratford
Puteer
Titts
Jthon
Reneral Amumger
Thien
Fitgerald
Teutter
Gerald
Bailliota & Chie
Choreo
Ty Porter
Huey Vacat
Titsburg
Hepee Akted
Port Warne
AdaIr Opens Adams County Campaign
Event reports a campaign kickoff in Adams County with speakers tied to local figures and visiting congressmen. The noisy gathering featured music, attendance from community members, and remarks by Leo, Rex Walter, Wesley Heitiang, and others.
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Adair
ADAMS + COUNTY
J. AL Nk sAttete
Peplé
Tarves Leo
Wile Tabieon
Coldnet Fon
Rex Walter
Wesley Heitiang
Min Atic Spade
Osehera
Pmfidabe
Deeg Tor
Piewsiut Mills
Chia Oveni
Gilliams Overshadowed as Auburn Convention Demands Enthusiasm
At Auburn Indiana on August 21 the district gathering failed to spark enthusiasm for congressional candidate Gilhams. Watson’s late speech briefly stirred the crowd but overall apathy prevailed. Gilhams moved among delegates with little effect as factions debated platform planks and temperance issues amid a chilly, funerallike mood.
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Auburn
Jid
James & Wat
Aloe
Clarence CL Gillhams
Congress
Twelfth
Mr. Watson
Drr. Watson
Gilhams
Lagrange
J. Gilhams
Art Dd Sherman Club
Watson
Cline
Taft and Sherman Club
bin O
D. Disne
Fort Wayne
Jeb Marl
Sone
Ttv
Lane
Cilhwas
Sidney K. Gariard
Toy
Hing
Linki
Em Bialy
Welker
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Democratic National Traveling Men's Club
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Clarence C. Gilhams
Kendallville
Jesse Beyerle
Jonines
Velthettinge
Indianapolia
Winona
State Board of Aeripculture
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Cern
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Passin
Serbia
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