Gray Car Have Place in Gray Campaign
Gray presidential boom forms with headquarters opened in Denver hotels as supporters picture Judge Gray of Delaware as a potential second on the ticket. Debate over anti injunc tion plank grows with Bryan allies urging moderation while Sullivan denies intent to break Bryan direction. The Chicago meeting looms as factions push for or against radical language amid unity talks.
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George Gray
Delaware
Ito
Dasiah Sidpiel
WV Usiagton
Del
St Tegram
Denver
Delagare
Hite
Gray Svill
Mic. Bryan
Gray
Towani
Mr. Marvel
Dalaware
Marvel
Gto-Morrow
M “i
Johnson
Bryan Bankers
Alaska
Antisi Tt
Committee On Respeutions
Cone
Lincoln
Bryan
Roger C. Sull
National
Sullivan
Brian
Tinos
Batlntine
Taft Secrecy Keeps Republican Chairmanship Open
June 26 report from Washington notes Secretary Taft will not discuss wartime or national chairmanship details. He met with Theodore Burton and others, leaving the party’s leadership question unsettled while planning talks at Hot Springs and Cincinnati subcommittee sessions.
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Wiliam H. Taft
East India Uy
Poulés
Wright
War Department
Department
Ave
Theodore & Burton
Cleveland
Burton
Tart
Varys
Tampaigi
Hot Springs
Cincinnati
Patt
Arthur Yorvs
Hitchcock
NM Hitchessk
Phtreans
North Manchester Bankers to Surrender Property
Wabash Indiana June 30. It was announced that J D Harter and F Ysrece partners in the North Manchester Bank will surrender their remaining property valued at 320 000 to cover losses of depositors in the failure.
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Wabash, Ind
J. D. Harter
North Manchester Bank
WIN
Fieliare
Butcher Arrested On Charge Of Theft In Halffutos
Charles Leist, a meat cutter at Spafford Church stops, was arrested in Halufftos on a charge of systematic theft from his employer. Court records show a shortage over $300. Leist, son of a respected Nottingham township farmer, faces trial at 2 p.m. July 7. he has a wife and two children.
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Rist
Nottingham Township
Tieebudner
Insoluble injunction dissolved over spirits branding rules
Cincinnati Ohio June 10 United States District Court Judge J B Slater dissolved the temporary restraining order obtained by CMP Springs Distilling Co against Internal Revenue Collectors Teltrin and the managers barring enforcement of new branding rules for distilled spirits.
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Cincinnati
United States District 7
J. BE. Slater
Cmpton Springs Distilling Company
Teltrin
Margers Ender
Pordue Student Drowns at Logansport
Por dine university student, 18 year old Orrey Cochran, drowned at a deserted gravel pit in Logansport Indiana at 8 40 pm while swimming with companions. The pool collapsed and rescuers worked to recover him as others tried to help.
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Pordue
Logansport
Ind
Ondrey Cochran
Pordine University
Pyar
Sapere
Condition Is Critical War News Note From Warsaw
A garbled report from Warsaw mentions W. Bo Chenoweth hospitalized after weeks of illness. The text hints at a relapse and ongoing medical concerns, with unclear details on location, cause, or authorities.
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Kia News Turean
Warsaw
Tate
Bo Chenoweth
Fort Wayne Park Likely to Close Over Poor Patronage
There is a strong likelihood that Robison park will close soon and open only as a picnic ground. Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction officials say lack of patronage threatens all attractions this year. Col Levering Jones noted that if people don’t want the park, it should be closed.
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Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company
Ston
Taethon
Levering Jones
Col Jones
Sherman Out Tomorrow for Utica Homecoming
Sherman, Republican candidate for president, is definitely leaving for his Utica home tomorrow as he recovers from a ten day illness. He feels much improved and ready to resume activities. The trip follows a period of convalescence with strengthening health.
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Cleveland
Congress
Jman James
Sherman
Utica
Iyoon
Sherman Ings Ihnost
Bishop Potter’s Condition Improves Slightly After Critical Day
In Onoperetown June 37, Bishop Henry Redman Potter of the New York Protestant Episcopal diocese was reported by physicians to be resting somewhat more comfortable after a day of declining strength. Yet his condition remains critical and hopes were raised by a high rally voted earlier tonight.
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Henry Redman Potter
New York
Bishop Potter In Cooperstown Cardiac Update
Reports from Bishop Henry Gorman Potter in Cooperstown New York indicate his condition improved and he is expected to survive the night. Doctors continue constant attendance with oxygen being administered and close monitoring by the medical staff.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
Tuna
Henry Gorman Potter
Arthur Vorys Goes to Washington
Arthur Vorys travels to Washington on June 3 to confer with Secretary Tait. Yeu declines to discuss the chairmanship of the national committee. It is understood he hopes to secure the position for himself.
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Vorys
Washington
Tait
Yeu
Ue Mathonal
Weather Forecast For Ohio Pennsylvania And Nearby States
The forecast calls for showers and cooler weather in Ohio and Western Pennsylvania with a mix of Wednesday night and Thursday fair conditions and fresh southwest and northwest winds. Indiana and Iowa see Wednesday and Thursday with light to fresh northwest winds. Lower Michigan expected fair west, clearing east with cooler southeast, strong northwest winds. The region has seen consistently pleasant days with no extreme warmth, and temperatures were mild through the day.
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Washington
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Atais
Michigan
Gilbert In Great Luck In Philippine Appointments
Washington dispatches report Secretard the War Department announced appointments for the Philippine Islands including Vice Governor Cameron Forbes and Gregorio Araneta with Newton Gilbert and Rafael Palma named as commissioners. Gilbert, born in Steuben county, rose from county surveyor to state senator and congressman before accepting a judgeship in the Philippines years ago.
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Washington
Secretar
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Nres
Philippine
Steuben County
Gilbert
Gilnert
P. Newby
Knights Town
Congress
Port Wayne
Philippines
Washington Dispatches
Tributes Paid to Wilmer Leonard by City Bar Association
Sixty-one lawyers gathered in the superior court room presided by President William P Breen to honor Wilmer Leonard after his sudden death just after midnight Tuesday. Leaders extolled his strength, courtesy, and lifelong work as a trusted lawyer, with tributes from colleagues and judges.
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William P. Breen
Alien Canary Bar
Superior Courtrom
Wilmer Leonard
William PB. Brats
Association
Sf Abt
Winer Leofard
Wiler Lennard
Brather Elmer
Uct
Eyers
Mr. Leonant
George WW. Lontiit
Henry Coterick
Lemel Morris
Tudge Walpate Coterick
Tudge Hench
John Morris
Heaton
Henry Culerick
Chesteriiela
Allen Condty
Colerie
Gael
Wiltee
Wien
Culerick
Lermard
Trelingly
Alten
Leonard
Simonet Morris
Indicted men Marshall and Clark in asphalt patching case
Grand jury indicts Henry J. Marshall and Cyrus A. Clark ex city officials in Indianapolis for presenting a false claim against the city for asphalt street patching by Western Construction in April 1907. Marshall, president of Western Construction, faces charges of submitting fraudulent claims and overbilling the county by about $4,000 on the 1907 plat book contract. Bond set at $3,000. Marshall's indictment mirrors a prior Brunaugh case.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Henry JV. Marshall
Crrus A. Clarg
Slarion Rowuty
Marshall
Arshall
Brunaugh
Western Construction Company
Re Construction Company
Ictment Organnsh
County Commission
Ars
Albion Official Married George L Foote and Leila Kit
In Albion Indiana on June 40 a wedding joined Leila Kit daughter of ex clerk J M Kit and George L Foote Noble County Clerk. The ceremony in the Kit parlor featured family members as bridesmaids and music by Inez Site. Afterward guests enjoyed refreshments and gifts were exchanged. The couple will reside on South Orange street after a brief trip to the lakes before Foote reports for target practice in Indianapolis.
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Hint
Albion
Ind
J. MI
C.J. Graves
Ehuren
Mendelssohn
Misa Inez
Miss Hazelitt
Gayet
Emilex
Grand Rapids
Warsaw and Winona to Have Big Celebration
War sa w and Winona prepare joint Independence Day celebration with a morning parade led by the Warsaw military band and the Ajihway and Senden Indians in full regalia. Warsaw stores to close at noon. An afternoon program at Winona includes sports and a fireworks display in the evening.
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Rist News Bure
Warsaw
Warsaar
Whiomi Lake
Bration Oi
Ajihway
Senden Inedians
Witks
Winons Tube
National Educational Association Supports Book Learning Equality
Cleveland June 80 Only a general session of the national education convention was held with Booker T. Washington addressing on negro education. Delegates discussed science of teaching and urged federal involvement and a larger Bureau of Education. Election of officers and next convention site were set for tomorrow with W. O. Thompson J. A. Phillips and L. Dervey named as leading contenders.
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Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
Over & Cozen
United States
Bureau of Education
Association
Congress
Enpares
Epiccultur Department
Nolding
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Columbus
J. A. Phillips
Birminghand Ala
South
L. Dervey
Menominee
Wis
Central Eastern
Cohyaltion
de ‘Pho Pso
Denvér
Atlantic Ciy
Indus
America
Ti Wis
Frances el~ Hott
Chupke
FARMERS TRACTION LINE FINANCED
A New York firm funds Bluffton Berne and Colline Traction Unit plans for a railroad linking Wrils and Adams counties. Farmers along the route will have stock equal to land taken, with the line intended as an upper farm road rather than a steam railway.
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Bluffton, II
New York
Bluffron, Berne & Colline Traction
Wrils
Adams Eunties
Avers
Watson Invades Northwest Indiana in Different Names
In Hammond Indiana a political event is described with garbled text claiming Watson visited and sought governor nomination. The account mentions several places and names blurred by OCR. It references party leaders and a statement about running for office, with unclear dates and details.
Obaldia Far Ahead as Panama Election Returns Rally
Fragmented OCR narrative notes Obaldia leading in Panama with returns from a municipal vote. Mentions 1 pie and Baye 10 abstors, references Gabbian and Senor Aviv in a dietbet, unclear context, but signals a top candidate ahead as results trickle in.
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Panama
I man Nearly Eighty Gets Hunting Permit
In Princeton Im, June 40, though mist says Eh solace Smith, 80, of this place has taken a hunting license and declares he can shoot as well as twenty years ago. The price in hone is worth $1 charged by state. George te tex, AY Muttrie, has also taken a permit to shoot in Beason.
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Elst
Piinceton
Solace Smith
Rain Needed by KosuIusko Oats and War sa w Districts
Scattered lines mention drought and need for rain across KosuIusko and Warsaw areas in a dated agrarian context. Fragmentary notes hint at crop distress, weather impact on yields, and county references.
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Kosuiusko
Plymouth Sunday Schools Arriving in Winona
In Winona, Plymouth Sunday Schools are set to come to town with plans to accommodate a growing need. Details are scarce in the readable text, but organizers aim to engage local communities and support attendees during the event.
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Plymouth
Winona
Warsaw Woman Breaks Arm After Step Fall
A Warsaw woman sustains a broken arm when she slips on a step. The incident was reported by Kit News and notes the location in Warsaw. Further details are not clear from the readable text.
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Kit News
Rurer Uy
Iai
Dite Ty Slipadia
PMI Bach
Warsaw Cael
Pomkray Mmos
Clanelea Tigo Vbiahfot
Speb
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