Mauer Kings Back Roosevelt Dream with Big Donations
Fragmentary text notes Mauer kings supporting Roosevelt with several million dollars while Taft is labeled safe and sane. It references distrust of Roosevelt’s candidacy, asks about a degenerate trust constitution, and cites Civil War and Roosevelt era spending figures. Ends with a historical fable tone about four years of peace under Louis XIV and costs to France.
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Irreverent 1890s criticisms of tariffs and trusts in a city post
A fragmented column discusses federal and state tariff policy, the Taft campaign, Roosevelt reforms, and trust influence. It critiques Secretary Cortelyou, the Mercantile Court, and Wall Street figures while weighing whether government or trusts should control industry. The piece cites The American Economist and Columbia City Post, noting partisan tensions and public skepticism.
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Taft
Suermin
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Chicago
Columbia City Post
Bryan
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Political campaign tours sweep Twelfth district
Prof A L Moudy prohibition district chairman tours the Twelfth district with advance unit Raymond Schmidt a DePauw student arranging meritmgs in Allen county. Moudy a Waterloo school principal will speak two weeks in the county and at towns including Nine Mile Zanesville Poe Sheldon Fairfield Monroeville Hoagland Maples New Haven Maysville.
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Hoagland
Maples
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Atwood of Kansas Named National Chairman Prospect
Denver dispatch reports Atwood of Kansas chosen as national chairman candidate with Willian J. Bryan backing, citing intimate ties to the national committee. The Denver launch lists Hof Brau live crustaceans and various fowl dishes as the social backdrop.
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Trains Delayed by Accidents Across Pennsylvania Route
Pennsylvania rail traffic suffered multiple 25 minute delays after crashes damaged a bridge near Chicago and other incidents hit three express trains. The Pennsylvania Special, the fast Pennsylvanian Limited, and No. 16 were affected, with crews adjusting timetables and gauge shops posting the Oak car schedule for July. Local workers and foremen noted birthdays, returns from vacations, and staff reshuffling as crews prepared for moves to Crestline and Fort Wayne.
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Round House
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Soap Works Officers Elected In Summit City Meeting
Summit City Soap Works stockholders met Tuesday evening and reported a prosperous year. Directors elected include G. A. Berghoff Albert J Taueh Henry C Berghoff Hubert Berghoft and W Ralston Gustave Berghoff was chosen president KH C Berghoff vice president Hubert Berghoff secretary and A J Jauch treasurer.
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Albert J. Taueh
Henry C. Berghoff
Hubert Berghoft
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Hubert Berghoff
A. J. Jauch
Trenure
Nothing But Big Leagues for Jim Dalton
James Dalton of the Lake Shore railroad baseball team aspires to reach top professional ranks. He notes Mother James Dalton recently signed by Wheenie Central league and says his hitting and fielding show potential for pro teams. He vows only elite opportunities will interest him.
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Lake Shore Railroad
Wheenie
Jim
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Deister Concentrator Elects Directors
At a meeting of the stockholders of Deister Concentrator company yesterday under chairman Pitradare Mhlenn, directors were elected: Imt Deister, Walter G. Burns, and Willa H. Bensman.
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Deister Concentrator Company
Chiairemanshipest
Pitradare
Mhlenn
Ube Fale
Breuer and Clerk Travel as Fare Dodges Reported
Herman Breuer of the knitting mills heads to the lakes for a week vacation while Chief Clerk W L Wii of the Pennsylvania travels to Albnia on company business. The item notes trial roads having soldiers collect ten cents extra fare from passengers boarding trains without tickets.
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Pennsylwini Round House
Chicago
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Jwerk
C. MM. Sehiing
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Thomas Creig
Herman Breuer
Knitting Mills
W. L. Wii
Pennsylvania
Albnia
Canipity
Civdnetars
New York Delays President Nomination at Tammany Hall
New York delegates led by Charles F. Murphy postponed a presidential caucus at Tammany Hall to 4 PM, delaying a decision on the nomination. The inaction and postponement gave New York leaders a chance to leverage the upheaval ahead of the convention.
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Woman Faints Shopping. Fractured Spine Reported
A woman wearing clothing at Saul’s store on East Berry Street fainted yesterday afternoon and fell, suffering a fracture to the lumbar spine. She was removed to her home by a physician.
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West Suneder Street
Sauls Tere
East Berry Street
de Beer
GE Barneth
Board Awards Water Plant Contract to Metropolitan Eng
Board of Works and Mayor Hosey approved awarding the water printing project for the reservoir to Metropolitan Engineering and Construction Company of Chicago and Kaneae Chis yesterday evening. The contract covers design and execution of the intake works and related infrastructure, with completion expectations set for later in the year.
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Metropolitan waterproofing contract near 4000 dollars
Major G Willison represents the Metropolitan company which has begun waterproofing reservoirs including Indianapolis and Asheville NC. The work is to be completed within about three weeks after starting, with a contract price around four thousand dollars.
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Indianapolis
Asheville
N.C
G Willison
Metropull- Tay Company
Craze Spaniard Victim Leaves Hospital After Attack
Tory Arlaro, the Jialan, was lobbed by Spaniard Mandida on a Wabash train three weeks ago and left El Joseph's hospital yesterday morning. He returns to Walsenburg Colorado to run a saloon and to post bond for his brother, a jail witness, while denying contact with the assailant at the county asylum.
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Scheumann
Detroit
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Berkman
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Texas
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Tribaut
Wabash Shops
Kerr Murray Works
Toreman Henry Eisele
Springfield
Tory Arlaro
Mandida
el Joseph's Hospital
Walsenburg
Tony
Ariano
Fort Wayne group to attend Dallas convention
City news reports James Dormer of the Fort Wayne lodge of Biks will attend the national convention in Dallas Texas, with Harry Wiebke as an alternate. Dormer is the only Elk from the city slated to travel.
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Auburn
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Washington
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Ete
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Fort Wayne
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Mr. Dormer
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Morrisburg
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Independents Charge Bell Co Violates Interstate Carrier Rules
A Chicago conference by the Independent Telephone Association claims Bell Telephone Co operates as a public carrier across state lines. The meeting, led by A C Lidermith of Richmond Home Telephone, argues that alliances with independents restrain trade and threaten government action. A subcommittee was empowered to act with funds pledged for enforcement.
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Richmoad
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Beil Company
Milkmen Show Strong Milk Test Results at Bluffton
Dr H O Bruggeman and Sanitary Officer Jesse reported milk temperature tests near or above state standards in Bluffton Indiana yesterday. Several samples by Maugh and Stetta, Kraemer and Wallace, and Sallie showed temperatures within one to three degrees of the limit. Sanitary officials indicated actions would be routine, requiring no drastic measures for the summer.
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Sharon joins Van Wert club amid game fixing row
Sharon arrives in the city and reenters the Van Wert club after accusations in the CP League that Hunt threw games. Erie transfer referenced and fines dispute noted. Also reported are funeral services for Bers Grave Barr and Edith Munger with times and addresses provided for services.
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