Fort Wayne Journal notes political fallout and tax debate
A late 1907 into 1908 fragment recounts statements by Mr Cartelyew denying resignation from treasury, a noted secretary of war bid, and a broad critique of taxes. It cites Governor Harris appointed commission on tax laws, critiques the state property tax system, and highlights proposed reforms. Included are social items and club news from the Fort Wayne Journal context.
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Knickerbocker Trust Company
Avcomiission
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Ghia Tas
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Wade H. Altes Pathérens
George E. Martin
UW H. Hexsett
Alfred C. Cassellle
Offiala
Indiana Republicans Cold on Fairbanks Presidential Boom
The Twelfth district republican convention in Indiana is preparing an endorsement that undermines Fairbanks presidential hopes. Despite ownership of leading Indiana papers and party control, enthusiasm is tepid and the “Fairbanks boom” appears shallow and not deeply rooted among Indiana Republicans. Ohio and other states show stronger Taft sentiment.
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Bairbanks
Fairbenks
Fairbanks
Indiana
Ohio
Taft
Grip Epidemic Ravages City in Severe Flu Wave
Public health alarm as influenza like grip spreads with thousands affected. Medical authorities caution highly infectious nature, potential to trigger pneumonia and bronchitis, especially among the elderly and the young. Advice centers on rest, warmth, hydration, and quinine as a preventive and therapeutic aid.
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John Moore
Dublin
Ireland
Bryan Endorsed for President by Nebraska Populists
In Lincoln on January 15 a dollar democratic dinner drew about 1,400 admirers. William Jennings Bryan loomed large as a favored presidential candidate with Nebraskans and guests from nearby states applauding democracy and Bryan. Populist leaders named Omaha March 4 for their state convention, endorsing Bryan as their presidential nominee.
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Lincoln, Neb
Wiliam
Bryan
Lincoln
Nebraska
Aincoln
Neb
Dan
Tush
Central
Corenittee
Omana
Dave
J. Bryan
Woman who shot at Hammill deemed insane in Chicago
In Chicago on January 18 Mes Metcalf fired several shots at attorney Samuel R Hammill in the federal building corridors. Held to federal grand jury in $1000 bond after waiving examination, she claimed a false name and added to the mystery surrounding the motive over a St Louis estate claim Hammill investigated. Previously she and Hammill knew each other seven years and she sought divorce from her first husband, Beatrien Burns. She later moved to Denver and was divorced. she had been a patient in a Chicago sanitarium for mental trouble.
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Mes
Nomas Métealf
Samuel R. Rammill
Cerre Haule
John R. Walsh
Cederal
United States
Federal Grand Jury
Hommill
Woziin
St.Louis
Indianapolis
Thomas Metcalf
Samual R Hammill
Beatrien Burns
Hammill
John Morris
Denver
Morris
Metcalf
Redmondites Smite O Briens at Irish League Meeting
In Durain on January 15 the Redmondites and O Briens clash at a United Irish League gathering. Cork delegates, expelled after a dispute, followed by Redmond re elected president. A resolution backs the parliamentary party led by Redmond and mocks hereditary rule and_CURZON Irish peerage candidacy.
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Redmondites
John EE. Redmond
Redmond
Lord Curzon
Bank bill would establish United States Bank of America
A New York Democrat proposes a central bank in Washington with 100 million capital. The United States treasurer would own 60 percent, the rest sold to national banks for gold. Open 1908, close 2008 unless extended, with branches in major cities and a 25-member board. Four percent dividends to stockholders.
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United States Bank of America
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New York
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Congress
Chicago
New Orleans
Reston
Denver
St. Louis
San Francisco
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Portland
Ore
States Bank of America
General National
The Y M C A Question in Butler City News
Citizens of Butler form a committee to organize a Young Men Christian Association. State Superintendent Stacy visited the city and urged local work. Expect community effort to make the project a success. Journal Gazette wants ads at a penny per word.
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Butler
Fan
Something Along
Oi Inc
Judge Adair to Hear Mosher Murder Trial in Indiana
Huntington Ind January 15 Judge James W Adair of Columbia City has been selected to preside over the murder trial of Dorman Mosher for the infant daughter's death. The date set is March 1, with defense having sought a change of judge due to prior rulings on evidence. Norah Mosher has already been sentenced for the same case, leaving defense hopeful of clearing Dorman Mosher.
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Huntington
Ind
Dorman AL Mosher
Navan Mosher
James W. Adair
Columbia Clix
Ool
John Diai
Tras
Adair
Norah Mosher
Mosher
Deputy Sheriffs at Muncie Dismissed in 191? Row
Muncie Indiana January 11 authorities decide to discharge the deputy sheriffs Hovde and others. A notice is issued that three days hence the last of the force will be released as guards are not provided. Officials say the move aims to ensure peaceful conditions and avoid trouble during the ongoing strike era.
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Chamberlain
Borce
JournalGuarete
Muncie
Ind
Hovde
Sheri Terdler
Deadlock in Kentucky Contest Deepens in Frankfort
In Frankfort Kentucky the senatorial contest shows Beckham facing solid Democratic opposition with no clear path to victory. The vote tally reads Beckham sixteenth Bradley fourteen and Ay receiving scattered support as Republicans unite behind Bradley creating a stalemate and uncertain outcome.
Hartford City Women Cut Out Card Prizes
Hartford City Indianapolis area news notes report Hartford City women cut out card prizes in a special feature. The brief item notes a local activity or event linked to community projects and lists no additional names or dates beyond January.
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Hartford City
Mayor Lucas Faces Card Club Protests Over Prize Rules
Citizens express concern as Mayor Lucas vows enforcement of gaming laws impacting club women who play cards for prizes. Women sit in and pressure legislators to craft a law allowing prizes while addressing the mayor’s policy.
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Lucas
Money collected for stranded company relief effort
The Whirlwind company, stranded after a Detroit telegraph order to stop, received aid from Majestic manager Rice and others. Frank Purcell and a Rich Hotel manager covered part of the costs and issued checks for several fares to Detroit while Postel contributed 39 dollars.
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Detroit
Lee Hight
Frank Purcel
Snatigan Poste
Rice
Majestic
Te Hateside
Purcell
Companior Board
O'Dowd
Rich
Mtr
Postel
Whirlwind Company War Ends With Generous Contributions
The manager contributed $10, Mr Rice gave $16, and The Time the Place and the Girl company provided $16. With these funds it is believed that all members of the Whirlwind company can end their war Nome.
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