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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1908
Page
3
The report describes the Democratic convention's nomination process with multiple states proposing candidates. It details Indiana yielding to Alabama for Kern, Louisiana and Georgia supporting various figures, and Minnesotan and Illinois figures hearing support, amid political maneuvering and applause from delegates.
Denver July reports Bryan named presidential nominee with delegates from many states tallying Bryan. totals show Bryan strong in Indiana, California, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas and others. Three states express Gray or Johnson supports. Final roll called with Bryan declared nominee by acclamation.
The obituary notes the funeral services for Abram Mevers, conducted by Pastor Francis M. Purch at the Partin church. The service reflects the devout and sincere character of the deceased, with attendees from various communities.
The article details the Glidden Touring Contest and its rough route starting from New York, tracing along Lake Erie to Pittsburgh then Philadelphia, north to Albany, east to Saratoga Springs, and south toward Beechlen and nearby routes. It notes stringent rules, vehicle requirements, penalties for roadside repairs, and emphasis on endurance and credit for survivors.
A fragmented report notes Adam Henry McLaken and Philip Bowen among attendees at a memorial event. The ceremony included remarks by Owen Cleric and BE Lancaster, with music by A G Biltner. The remains were laid to rest in the Masconit cemetery.
In Auburn a local industry reports better business conditions as workers at a major factory prepare to extend shifts to ten hours while two crews operate day and night. Management notes improved demand and steady employment for 11 sets of men, with optimism that conditions will endure beyond the winter slowdown.
South Whitley Indiana July 1 women friends of Mrs. Lafayette Bushnell presented her with a handsome and perfectly adjusted invalid chair. Bushnell has been an invalid for years and unable to move without assistance. She expressed sincere gratitude for the gift.
The Pappert trial wrapped with Pappert, standing in the witness chair, pleading for justice for his wife and children. He declared he would not be branded guilty and asserted his innocence, while board members and officials listened in silence as cross examination continued and officers debated statements. The board adjourned without argument, to reconvene next Tuesday evening.
Roosevelt plans a wide expedition from the Nile through British East Africa toward Lake Victoria, traveling 3 000 to 4 000 miles by boat and on foot. The voyage will pass through Abyssinia, Nyansa, and the Zambesi river area, with Lugard’s routes cited as precedent. Congressman Cook offered advice based on his Nile trip.
The session focused on Sergeant Pappert and night force colleagues as they faced questions about treatment of subordinates, conduct during strikes, and incidents at the Bass Foundry and Bee Hive raids. Witnesses including Glen Krueckenbere and Mrs. Weidner defended Pappert, while cross examination revealed conflicting accounts of language and behavior amid tense events.
In Columbus City Indiana, Boris Columba and Mrs. Sayere man, both aged seventy one, were today granted a license by County and over Anco Gagan. The couple previously separated after three years, with the husband beating his wife for seven years. TURTLE SOUP LUNCH listed at Wiehke's Board of Trade all day and evening.
The article recounts Bryan's reception by thousands of Lincoln residents after a convention. It describes the enthusiastic crowd, the close contact with supporters, and Bryan's modest speech noting his political stance while stressing shared citizenship over party lines. It notes plans to visit Denver and discussions with national committee members.
A meeting between Whitley board of Commissioners and Moellering Co and H A Gerberding discussed street paving on Market and 3Taty streets. The contract modification calls for broader paving and curb work with completion by November and start by May 1. Excavation and paving promised to begin soon after.
News from Columbia City reports Ink, Shriner & Feaster selling out to L. J. Medleckin of HiNshare. New owners plan immediate management changes, with Shriner stepping aside after long service and Peaster taking charge of the store.
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