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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1908
Page
6
Judge Parker denies intent to offend William Jennings Bryan and his supporters. Bryan men favor Parker introducing the resolution with carefully worded language. Peace reigns as party platform talk centers on unity and proper wording.
The national committee today completed the order of business for a four session convention beginning Tuesday and running to Friday afternoon unless debates extend proceedings. Tammany leader Charles Murphy urged coordination with the New York delegation while Judge Parker said he would not act independently on a Cleveland tribute. Bryan supporters welcomed a Cleveland resolution if Parker adapts it to remove political differences. New York plans further talks with campaign managers to assess possible strength of alternatives to Bryan.
SHIGAGG July Vice Chancellor Howell at Trenton appoints Thomas F. Raymond of Newark and Sidney Mitchell of Chicago as receivers for the Walcett Box Board and Paper Company. The firm faces $9,420,000 in bonded debt, assets around $21,000,000, and plan a reorganization to consolidate plants and reduce floating debt amid a market downturn and rumors of insider stock unloading.
The Chicago board reports a general business lull reducing demand and presenting bank loan renewal pressures. Indebtedness growth and attempted bond financing have failed to curb the burden, with banks withdrawing further support. The directors warn of threats to the company's future unless costs and debt can be stabilized.
Indiana dairy reform gains federal backing as Barnard and Weld plan statewide campaign. Weld will tour Indiana with Barnard and state inspectors to foster support for wholesome milk and sanitary practices. They will use lantern slides and demonstrations to educate dairymen, with local officials co operating to sustain later efforts. July in Indianapolis.
Citizens organize an eventful Fourth with picnics in groves near the organ factory and Concordia campus, fireworks displays at engine houses, and theater entertainment. Churches host gatherings, Lutheran crowds converge on Concordia, and baseball games highlight the day at League Park. Entertainment includes two afternoon games, three shows at Rabison Park, and an Airdome program. Local physicians prepare for emergencies as druggists lay out supplies for burns.
Bulletin from Warsaw Indiana notes two Fourth of July morning baseball games featuring the Port Wayne Magnolias and Winona for early honors. In the afternoon the Warsaw Elks and Warsaw Eagles teams are set to play, with cross-date matchups for the event. The item also mentions Chan dler Farris, editor of Uncle Remus, in his obituary line.
Lincoln dispatch reports Herman Ridder, editor of the Staats Zeitung, pressed William Jennings Bryan to withdraw from the race in favor of a Democrat who could win. Ridder outlined possible support for a third nomination if Bryan heads the ticket, and offered a paper plank demanding tariff removal on wood pulp for the convention's consideration.
Lincoln Neb July 3 Will Bryan declare that campaign publicity hinges on a favorable plank. He said a publicity plank could affect a candidate’s fate beyond Nebraska and criticized the Republican convention for not including it. Bevan spoke late. Bryan urged platform wording be set by the resolutions committee unless he is nominated to head the ticket.
In Denver July 3, Mrs. Mary Bradford, a veteran Colorado Democrat and pioneer woman officeholder, advocates equal suffrage at the party convention. She outlines her own path to democracy, supports Bryan Hanlon Chanler, and plans to urge an equal suffrage plank before the resolutions committee while noting two prominent women delegates from Colorado and Utah.
Bluffton may acquire Van Wert's baseball group amid franchise transfer talks. Indiana league officials report Van Wert seeking to move to Bluffton despite financial strain and ownership concerns. If approved, Bluffton would gain the association and its forthcoming season plans.
A garbled station dispatch notes letter carriers slated to attend a convention in Kokomo. It mentions Mesers, Pal Rieter, Tom Miterf and A TL Rendall as representatives and references Warash railraid and a gathering with local officials pending further details.
The city leader announces a large display at the station with a bold claim of clear skies and a showcase of planned works. He invites spectators to witness the event tonight, expressing confidence in the display's success.
Police sergeant Pappert and patrolmen Junk Bouck stand accused by Police Captain Richard Kelly. Pappert faces subordination charges, Junk and Bouck charged with loitering at a Columbia street barbershop. All four suspended as board of safety prepares formal hearing next Tuesday night amid internal disputes linked to a recent slander suit.
In Auburn Indiana during July hunts for fowling pieces draw local attention as the senate clerk issues hunting licenses. A 72 year old resident was noted, and a resident aged eighty five received a license as well. Louis Bowers is described as vigorous as another licensee. Marriage licenses were also issued to Samuel Tirewster, nineteen, and Ena Woodraft, seventeens, both of Jefferson township, with Ralph Michael, nineteen, listed as a prisoner of Geness.
Partial OCR weather notice notes Sunday fair with southerly wind, outlines a fair weather pattern. Mentions nearby towns and regions, including Indians and Minneapolis area, with cautions about gusts and day temperatures.
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