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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1908

Page

2

Freedom for Croker in Dublin city honors sparks controversy

The New Turk World says Dublin will grant Richard Croker, ex Tiarmany boss, the freedom today amid a crowded mix of editorial tirades and political jabs. The piece attacks contemporary party platforms, liquor stances, and alleged aristocratic bias, while railing at farm and political concessions amid a chaotic public discourse.

New Turk World Dublin Tiarmany Richard Croker

Beautiful Pictures Free Warne Ladies Wave Neon Jeretedt

An eccentric classified style note advertises free pictures from Warne and mentions neon themes and related items. It references Jeretedt and a company named Weecoat Ltd, noting a sale or settlement event linked to a local or regional name and date, with unclear punctuation. The fragment hints at a promotion or auction of decorative goods with a period tone and unusual phrasing.

bWeecoat Ltd

Fifth Ward Campaign Meeting At West Washington Street

Political rally set for tonight at West Washington Street rear of Gocke's drug store. Speakers include Wieter Cldrman G Hoftan and Hon William H Shaibasgh. a campaign club formation and officer elections planned. campaign work to begin with several listed local figures attending.

Fifth Ward Peungeets TL West Washington Street Watington Boulevard Gocke’s Wieter Cldrman & G Hoftan William H

Democratic clubs meet September 13 agenda set

Democratic clubs convene September 13 with temporary secretary of the Wat Federation outlining preparations for a state convention. Meeting notes include committee duties, candidate support, and enrollment of twenty five members with one delegate from each district.

Taporik Harey Big Wat Federation Democrietie Whiten Y le

Auburn Courier Politicals and Labor Tension Rumors

The Auburn Courier reports internal contention and staffing questions amid a contentious civic debate. Editor Frank DihTine cites factional pressure, labor disputes, and petitions as central issues while noting a push to preserve jobs and resist broader reforms.

Frank DihTine Auburn Courier Celonney Fe Sadebar Uris Agheil

Political tensions rise over factory closures in Fort Wayne

The letter to the Courier cites widespread factory layoffs and reduced hours at Baltimore shops and Fort Wayne plants, accusing the Republican party of prosperity rhetoric while workers face unemployment and low wages. The writer urges readers to recall Garrott’s role and the broader national impact.

Aml Port Wayne Ggreett Baltimi Oia Gouning Tyr kNe Republican Party Tineft Re~ Pblican Oracurs Hiessel Cah Courier Paul Lane Garratt Baltimore

Mulai Hafid Proclaimed Sultan of Tangier

The sultan Abd-el-Aziz was defeated by Mulai Hafid in Tangier on August 19 after troops deserted. Hafid has been proclaimed ruler of Morocca from Tangier with officials pledging allegiance and telegraphing the proclamation nationwide.

Targina Abd-el-Aziz We Brother Mulai Batid aAbd-el-Aziz Btulat Hafid Tangier Abd-a l-Agiz Bhafid Jeader

iRAILROADS FORM A COAL TRUST ALBA

Attorney General Jackson announced proceedings against railroad companies and subsidiaries over anthracite transport alleging violation of antitrust laws. He seeks injunction to halt what is described as a manual monopoly in the hard coal business within the state.

Auberg Congressmin Gilkins Gihams Gillmana Alun Abed Teddy Sissidies Heuk Sian Gina Goliis Talline Palf Willian Indivey Duis Lestelinen le Peries Senate Himeele Congress United States ALBA Jackson Jonighe

War saw News In Paragraphes From the Mureaus

War saw reports on inspections by the United States Army in the area near Claypool and Green Springs. The piece mentions Mr Parish in frail health, a Garman family reunion in Ohio, and a postponed Silver Lake baseball game. It notes farm and church activities in Warrsaw and nearby communities with scattered local events and travel for reunions and health concerns.

Dein Birla Texas Fierceton Parish Claypool Ute Gatison Green Springs Garman Fa John Garman Pool

Local notices and notices of hires in Decatur and Auburn

A jumble of short notices from Decatur, Auburn, and Bluffton. Reports include Hartman sued in Auburn over an account for 2156.59, Bardy arriving to run a Berne barber shop, church services and officers installed in Decatur, teaching plans and moves for local students, and campaign hints in Bluffton with Beveridge and a pole-raising event. A decatur church service note highlights several addresses and musical selections.

Corunna Leri Hartman Celehnry Auburn Fely Walter V Frank G. Reynolds Rose & Rose

Decatur Fair Opens Tuesday With Free Attractions

The Decatur fair begins Tuesday with a large delegation, a free attractions lineup daily, and acts by D. W. Bec Deestur and others. Friday features the Tluttton bard and a rally by congressman J. Alman Adair. Agricultural displays, art, and floral exhibits highlight the program. Supervisors include Spérd, D. W. Bec Deestur, Geo Tricker, and John C. Augsberger among others. Officers are T. H. Baltzell president, S Niblick vice president, and Albert A. Rytler secretary.

Eer Sort Wayne Bart Filay Tluttton Bard bin Priday J. Alm Adair Dudyamid Whl Beart Attracona Utere Prat Moore Hagan Bractors Spérd D. W. Bec Deestur Koras Geo Tricker Niiliiger Devatur Tesler Berneswine Geneva Boultsy Pred Bell Decamer Ho AR Michaud Berne James Tforema John C. Augsberger W. A Lower Phillip Baker Ducatur The Fair Association Wiiom

Bryan Campaign Plans Expand Across States

Democratic organizers push for Bryans speeches in the Midwest and East as Mack coordinates a nationwide drive. Precinct clubs to distribute literature and collect small contributions to fund turnout, with Bryans speaking schedule subject to change as the campaign aims to mobilize voters nationwide.

Democratic campaign plan and a Bryan appeal headline

The national committee along with Bryan plans for his election. Thomas H. Tibbles urges populists to back Bryan. A new manufacturera bureau led by Burns of Chicago ties into urban business interests. Mayor Tom L. Johnson pledges strong Ohio support after meeting Bryan in Chicago. Bryan and Chairman Black depart Chicago to survey prospects and rally further backing.

Ikanunte National Committee Bryan Thomas H. Tibbles Thomas Watson Uryan Manufacturera’ Bureau BC. Burns Chicago Ale Burns Tom L. Johnson Cleveland Ohio Johnson Rowan Bryatt

Young farmer injured in brutal assault in Washing Township

A young farmer, son of Charlow Miller of Washing Township, was badly beaten by two drudges near Milioe, suffering a broken nose and severe injuries. The assailants fled, and the victim received medical care.

Burgay Comerebia Coty Charlow Miller Washingui

South Whitley Greens Player Great Game

South Whitley Greens defeat Tippecanoe Grains in nine innings with strong pitching from Cannon who struck out eight. Lineup included Howenstine Jonke Eb Kins and others contributing on defense and infield plays. Umpire: KH. Son.

South Whitley Greens Kist News South Whitley Loval Greens Phehor Chinon Bere Urbifternvon J. Ta LL Ciena Cannon South Whitley Cannon Amd Howenstine Mysperator Jonke Eb Kins Marion Tandin Beare ASF Tippecmiee Theoouogugel

Waugh-Kiester Nuptials Reported in Columeta City

The brief notice notes the marriage of Kirsten Waugh and a Creoy youth on a Sunday ceremony at a Methodist church in Columeta City. It mentions attendees and a celebratory mood, with small town social detail typical of the era and local wedding etiquette.

Kier Columeta Ctty Phovnetork Isinster Anintas Kirsten Af Croy Methodist Dhe Tey Prin Eeah Ate Fugalan Pete Cu Yong

American Girl Dead in Paris in Melancholia

Paris dispatch says Misa Whitred Parsons daughter of Charles Parsons, once head of a Canadian railroad, died by a self inflicted wound in her apartment on the Avenue Elena. Police call it death by own action, friends insist accident. The deceased had suffered melancholia since October. A French suitor Emile Maes, who died months ago, is mentioned.

Paris Misa Emile Maes

LaPorte Preacher Baptizes 219 People in Spectacle

In LaPorte at Brethren church Rev N L Stambaugh baptized 218 people fin the creek spectacle drawing several thousand spectators. The preacher remained in water exhausted from labor while those baptized came from nearly every shade of life. Advertisement notes appear in the Journal Gazette.

Laporte, Inc Bremen N. L. Stambaugh

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