Hoosiers on the Way to Lincoln Visit
Indiana visitors, led by Mr and Mrs Bryan and Mr Marshall, arrive amid cordial greetings and political chatter. The piece notes tensions over an injunction plank for the Democratic platform, previews Denver events, and describes crowds, street scenes, and receptions with Bryan’s supporters amid a mix of praise and protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Bryan
Marshall
Wits
Anita
Des Maines
Une Poltteals Potentite
Nebraska
Sincwln
Icieview
John B. Hreier
Ahwad
Brown
Airview
Indiana
Ley
Fairview
FR. Blarshall
Indium
Gryan
Denver
Resolutions Committee
Democratic Party
Tayor
Hosiul
Tank Viellings Aly
Tae” Bral
Phesell
Levin
Dunericn
Brian
Chicago
Wis
Matai
Big Tete Corte
Spa
America
Cumaiay
Weimen
Shildren
Thie
Tndiana
Honsiers
Bevan Pot Avell
Tryna
Bestel
Bryan Seine
Briedl
Mrs. Marshall
Dididhapolis
Democratic Leaders at Denver on Pleasure Gaunt in the Mountains
Democratic leaders at Denver attend a convention, reading from a Meture list of committee members and attendees. Names include Neblinsky, Wade, Mullins, Oxbourne, Johnson, and Seersiary among others, spanning states such as Colorado Wyoming New Jersey South Dakota Illinois and Indiana. The item notes efforts to evade the cares of convention. the scene centers on party leadership and membership display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Pie
Datmart Neblinsky
Tow. Wade
Towa
Jan T. Mullins
Colorado
Neat J. E. Oxbourne
Wyoming
Train passenger aided by fellow travelers in Lafayette incident
A fragmented report describes a train leaving Lafayette where a man, Mr. Marshal, was aided by John EB Hollett and Mrs. Marswall, with others meeting and assisting passengers amid a scene of amusement and confusion during a period of democratic fervor.
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Agul
Lafayette
Mr. Marshal
John EB
Hollett
Inizy
Lmn
Alarswall
Svert
Stolen horse recovered near Bluffton after tip leads to William Bird
Bluffton sheriff Ay Lipkey traced a brown mare stolen from a Wayne County pasture to William Bird. Bird bought the horse for 110 dollars last week from an unknown man and kept it until the owner and Sheriff Grice of Port Wayne verify the animal today. The horse was found on the Jones farm being worked when located, and Bird awaits official settlement before returning it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fist New's Bureau
Blufft
Sherrif W. Ay Lipkey
Jackson Township
William Bird
Face
Wayne
Bluttton
Grice
Port Wayne
Mangon Relfi
Jones Farm
Bird
Jesse Grice
Byuffton
W. Buecker
Bluffton
Sheriff and police called to quell a house siege
In Bluptan Indiana a sheriff and deputies responded to a report of a man barricaded at a Wabash Street home. Stewart claimed rival gang leader Harry Smith threatened to kill him over alleged affair with Stewart's wife while Mrs Stewart defended her husband’s actions. The officers found Stewart safe at a neighbor's, then escorted him to his home where Smith stood with the woman’s testimony as the case unfolded. Smith denied carrying a revolver.
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Blupptan
Ind
Ahd
T Wabash Street
Harry Smith
Stewart
Oid
Smith
Sherlf
Steward
Smithy
Fer
Tippecanoe Young Man Takes a Warsaw Bride
A Tippecanoe youth marries in Warsaw in a ceremony led by Rev. Sherman, with nearby residents Bert Be Raises and Dies Viessin Snyder mentioned among participants. The wedding occurred in Warsaw, reflecting local customs and town ties as the couple begin their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe, Td
Bert
Viessin Snyder
Warsaw
Sherman
Tippernnoe
Deal on for Pope plant in Toledo negotiations resume
In Toledo this morning negotiations continued between Apperson of Apperson Bros Automobile Co and the receivers of the Pope plant led by Yule and Scott. By noon no agreement on price had been reached though prospects of a sale remained hopeful as talks persisted at Dorle and Lewis in the Nicholas building with Harold Pope present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Pops Motor Car Compa
Yule
Apperson
Haynes-Apperson Company
Kukemo
Treat
Platform notes and Bryan influence in Lincoln committee
Fragmentary report outlines a Lincoln committee debate on a party platform with Samuel Newhouse and Frank Brown involved. It references railroad rate regulation, wages, Bryan’s suggested planks on writs injunctions, direct senator election, bank deposit guarantees, and campaign finance transparency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Newhouse
Brown
Lincoln
Bryan
Lvbor
Brown and Haskell Meet on Platform Reform
Mr. Sryan urges flexible language while not binding platform committees. In the city, Mr. Brown conferred with Governor Haskell and is named chairman of the revolations committee. Bryan’s views were not discussed, as both declined to comment on the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sryan
Brown
Haskell
Bryan
Urem
Kern Receptive Candidate In Local Election Fight
Special to the Journal Gazette reports Julia Kern as receptive candidate for a university presidency amid dense crowds and moved sidewalks. Illinois delegation defies Bryan wishes by reelecting Roger Sullivan as state Democratic committeeman and choosing Samuel ASchuler for resolutions committee.
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Cazette
Denver
Colg
Julia W. Kern
Une
S. W. Rand
Illinois
Bryan
Spaniard Learns American Ways Soon in New York Case
On a grand larceny charge in New York City, Huorique Tanas Syeniard, a Purdue student from Lafayette, Ind, is accused by Lafayette resident Mrs. Clark Smith of taking money she gave him to bank. Smith ran a rooming house for students. she later learned the funds were gone and alerted police. Syeniard says his father owns a large coffee plantation in Bogota, Colombia, and pleaded with authorities to arrest him to save face for his family.
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New York
Huorique Tanas
Syeniard
Purdue University
Lafayette
Lienas
Stith
Bogota
Colombia
South America
Martyr to Temperance Dies in Antwerp Burial Held
Mrs. Sarah D. Duval age seventy collapsed Friday evening and was buried today. She had just left the mayor’s office after meeting tunnel members urging them to remove the saloon and enforce Sabbath restraints. A longtime church worker, she belonged to Rebecca and W lodg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Sarah d. Duval
Rebecca
Abused Son Visits Heartless Parent In Jail Scene
Torrett Steffen thirteen year old boy, beaten and stabbed by his father last Friday, traveled with his sister to Bluffton to visit the county jail. He remained for an hour and spoke with his father in German, while Steffen faces assault and battery and attempted murder charges. His injuries are healing but may prove fatal, and he has reportedly forgiven his father. Steffen has engaged an attorney and will plead at the hearing set for Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kist
Bluffton
Ind
Torrett Steffen
Steffen la
Steffen
Amt
Teade
Tay
House looted during absence of occupants
Bluffedon Ind Mary Grattan and her husband Charles returned home from Chicago to find their Lele street property broken into and ransacked while they were away. Only the lace curtains remained. no clue to the thief or time of the burglary could be determined.
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Kiet
Taft conference widens as Beveridge visits Hot Springs
Taft hosts Indiana senator Beveridge and Rep Burge of Pennsylvania in Hot Springs to discuss Indiana conditions and campaign strategy. Beveridge, Burke, and McKinley plan talks with Taft amid efforts to smooth intraparty rifts. An C&O train axle failure near Corineton, Va caused a jolting stop as Burke and Beveridge inspected the wreckage with another engine en route.
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Hot Springs
Burke
Pennsylvania
Hemenway
Watson
Beveridge
Jane
Chesapeake & Ohio Trail
Senator Baveridge
Corineton
Senator Beverldge
Covington
Taft
Cincinnati
McKinley
Chicago
Tva
Stark
Taft Headquarters Opened in Chicago
Headquarters for Willard Taft campaign interests opened in Chicago with Major Beecher B. Ray placing M. lic. in charge. Offices at 212 Dearborn Street. Ray plans to spend most of the summer in Chicago and may travel to Denver as Taft’s personal representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Willan H. Taft
Beecher B. Ray
M. Lic
Dearborn Street
Ray
Denver
Taft
Efforts Underway to Establish New LaGrange Library
In LaGrange, July 6, B N Athelston of the Union Library Association, Toledo, reports ongoing work to organize a public library. He notes promising progress and plans a special proposition used successfully in other towns, suggesting a library may soon be established in LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange, Inc
TaGrange
B. N. Athelston
Union Library
Toledo
Ohio
LaGrange
Saints Camp Meeting Set to Open August 18
iBy Kist News Bureau reports arrangements are complete for the annual Saints camp meeting on the banks of Yellow Creek in this county. The camp will be in session for ten weeks beginning August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iBy Kist
Claypool
Ind
Saints
Leo
License Refused in Wells County Blurb
Bluffton Indiana saloon license request by Henry Beitler, owner of a wet goods dispensary, was refused by the board of county commissioners. Attorneys for remonstrators argued technical defects in filing and signatures, while opponents pointed to nonresidents and voting irregularities. The decision follows months of contention over the remonstrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
Ind
Henry Beitler
Board of County Commissioners
Jesus
Jeep
Kendallville Lady Stricken With Apoplexy at Home
Mrs Mary A Hoff mother of Mrs Henry Johnson was stricken Sunday night about 9 30. She had been in poor health for years and suddenly lost use of her right side while visiting Kendallville from Angola. Johnson, formerly with Flick Floral, had business in Kendallville. In Crooked Lake Columbia City July 6 a Fourth of July gathering at Daniel Hale Jinger’s home featured fishing, hot weather, and a group photo taken by Cafe Johnson.
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Kist
Kendallville
Ind
Mary A. Hoft
Henry Johnson
Hoff
Angola
Johnson
Flick Floral Company
Fort Wayne
Kendukville
Columbia City
Tad
Nelehborn
Daniel Hale
Jinger
Crooked Lake
Cafe Johnson
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Thomas Seersiary
Urey York
Soul Dekota
Sullivan
Sinois
Tageert
Ndlana
Whodson
Kentui
QUT
Tippecanoe
POPE
Kokummu, Ind
Kann
Kern
Purdue
Buncogs
Mie Duval
Crane
George P. Lawrence
Massachuetts
Senator Beverage
Mr. Tait
Liana Benglor Hemenway
Seni
Beveridge Welll
Enteheock
Fairbanka
Frank H. Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Standard OL Company
Calhoun Street
Wells County
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