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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1908
Page
4
A fragment outlines dangers from favored corporations and financial evils under the republic party. It suggests public awakening to perils and demands relief measures to curb favoritism and protect popular rights.
COL, BRYAN SAYS UTAH GOOD LINCOLN NEUTRALITY PRAISED. He lauds the committee for the platform calling it fealear specific and strong. He expresses gratitude and says the platform will strengthen the nation as it moves into the new Gent period. Bryan’s statement comes after the convention to adopt the platform tonight.
Fragmented convention report shows Gov. Haskell presenting the resolutions committee. The platform pledges restoration of a people’s government, curbing predatory wealth, and revising election processes while honoring Lincoln and aligning with Democratic reforms. Several references to leading figures and a broad call for anti-corruption measures appear throughout.
The document outlines Democratic calls for stronger court integrity and anti contempt measures, labor protections, eight hour work for federal jobs, and an expanded Interstate Commerce Commission. It attacks Republican banking policy, endorses postal savings banks, and urges regulation of railroads, corporate spending limits, and fiscal restraint, while asserting support for Philippine independence and removal of patronage.
A lengthy platform urges constitutional amendments to tax incomes, extend federal revenue measures, and regulate telegraph and telephone services. It advocates Arizona and New Mexico statehood, portrays parties by civil rights and monopolies, and invites broad cooperation to advance a government of the people.
An article notes a Kosciusko County youth preparing to take a teaching position in the Far West. It discusses the journey, the intended posting, and details about the assignment and approval process. The piece mentions the candidate, supporting individuals, and local reactions.
The Democratic gathering in New York forged unity behind Bryan’s platform as Gold Democrats and reform-minded Republicans signaled harmony. Delegates praised Roosevelt’s influence, while committee work shaped a unanimous platform including tariff, anti trust, and bank deposit provisions. The convention also endorsed Lincoln’s centennial observance and reflected a tense but hopeful push toward a coordinated national campaign.
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The county Democrats vote to ratify a nomination and elect temporary officers, with permanent posts to be filled at a later meeting. The despatched details mention eager organizing, with plans for a paper and membership data. The Denver convention context is noted as a backdrop to the enthusiasm.
In Kendallville Indiana July 16 Democrats express enthusiasm over the Denver convention nomination. Voter remarks praise candidate Mr Keen, with one neighbor noting long acquaintance and trust. Mrs C M Muse hangs Ryan’s picture in window on Rush Street signaling local support.
A Chicago choral group arrived for a two day stay in Winona Lake led by seven conductors with about four hundred singers. Hotels reserved rooms for the club and tickets were sold in advance at Winona Westminister and The Inn. Rain delayed the second section, but over two hundred twenty five singers performed through the evening. The club plans a Hymns of Praise program tomorrow as Sabbath approaches.
Written statement from Bluffton pastor Rev. Fox Geen says a saloonkeeper and his son started the malicious reports about Harter’s misconduct. Committees found no cause to proceed against Harter after examining the burgs and alleged indiscretion with a former parishioner.
Miss Bitsie McCreary, aged about 18, sues for support in Oswego. Clavence Dre, bound over, faces paternity charges after arrest by Justice Henry Franmr’s staff. Dre’s bond set at 500, preliminary hearing held, case forwarded to the county court.
A local flour mill proprietor, Buchele, testifies amid revival meeting narratives about selling land and wheat to a buyer. He relates witnessing a conversion, mentions a $4,000 mortgage, and describes business ties to a bakery and coal trade while noting a past purchase from Bir, Bawhely and labor at the mill.
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