Indiana Campaign Rumors Tie To Independent Bell Telephone Talks
The piece discusses rumors of a vanillaization of Bell and Independent telephone interests in northern Indiana and how campaign promises by James E Watson and other leaders are shaping voter expectations. It notes Democratic and Republican spins, national figures visiting New York, and speculation on a future Indiana legislature and governor, with references to Watson, Marshall, Bryan, and Roosevelt era policy debates influencing public sentiment.
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Republican Organization Faces Internal Strife in Party Networks
A chaotic report from Chicago outlines factional clashes within the Republican Organization as insiders name figures tied to trusts, money interests, and influential committees. It highlights the selection of George H. Sheldon as treasurer, Cromwell's influence, and questions over financial control and party loyalty amid calls for stricter funding and publicity.
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Stephen C. Taber Dead at Logansport
Local obituary notes Stephen C. Taber longtime Cass county resident and landowner died in Logansport at his Broadway home. Born 1899 near Fort Wayne he was the city’s oldest pioneer and practiced law after graduating from Indiana University. Survived by three children and a sister, his death ends a notable family alliance with the Hamiltons and Hane nus lines in the Fort Wayne area. A six room house on Wabash avenue near sale to settle his estate was advertised for 1,475 in the near term.
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Fragmented OCR note on cleaning product claims and ingredients
A garbled OCR fragment mentions soap quality and fats and waxes used in a cleaner. It references a cake and grease smearing, a "Easy Task" phrase, and an unclear "Known Con- XU Soul racer" name. The text lacks coherent facts but hints at product composition and performance claims without verifiable details.
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Journal Gazette circulation statement authorization
A dated statement certifies the Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette circulation as true and correct for the stated time. It bears signatures from publishers and the circulation manager, with notary acknowledgment by O. G. For sellingh and Moynihan, dated June 2406, commission expiry April 26.
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Fight Opium and Liquor at Plymouth Church Rally
Well known Christian lobbyist Mr. Crafts addressed Plymouth Congregational Church on prohibition by law and the International Reform bureau's work. He cited 14 months globally, linked to President Roosevelt cables, and noted Britain’s Parliament action against opium and liquor, urging nationwide prohibition and moral reform.
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Children Day At Robison Park Draws Many Families
Crowds gathered at Transfer Corner before nine o clock for free rides to Robison Park. Police and park staff ensured no accidents as around 500 children queued for rides. General Manager Emmons and Transit Superintendent Hardy oversaw events while a boy incident near the river was safely resolved. The day ended with grateful thanks to the traction company and a safe return home for all attendees.
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Grail Castle work outlined by Rev Mix at First Bolhecise church
Rev T F Mix organized the Society of the Holy & Hoke last night at the First Bolhecise church outlining the society’s aims. He read excerpts and answered questions about the Grail society. A castle may be established with the church, as was done Friday at a different church. Two houses with a 48 foot lot will be sold in a few days for 2100 dollars. rent 240 dollars yearly. G W Boerger advertises 120 W Berry St. for sale. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS PICNIC AT UNIONDALE. Uniondale Knights promote a women’s gathering with local and county attendees to follow. SEELBERG'S advertises a clearance sale of women’s wearing apparel at 126 East Berry St.
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Marsman Appeal Could Prove Costly in City Wages Case
Marsman of Grand Rapids faces a costly appeal over salary disputes with laborers in a downtown sidewalk and street work project. The fight centers on wages for 32 men with multiple cases set for trial, each costing Marsman about eight dollars in appeals, plus potential further delays and interests if the contractor loses.
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Men and Boys Clothing Clearout Sale
You can save 25 cents on every dollar by buying men's and boys' clothing during our clearance sale.
Democratic Nominations Discussed by Marshall in Street Scene
A lively crowd on Mill Street greets Mr. Marshall after a Democratic convention, with cheers for Bryan and calls praising honesty in politics. Marshall defends the Philadelphia convention, lauds unmoneyed candidates, and argues for a bank deposit guaranty to soothe depositors and bankers alike. He criticizes graft fears in Pennsylvania, notes unity across the nation, and stresses transparent campaign financing and firm stand on the party platform.
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Mutual Günfilesre. Platform guides banker and depositor confidence
A cautiously worded platform statement emphasizes trust between banking officials and customers. It ties the notion of conservatism and safety to adherence to Democratic principles, signaling steadiness in financial dealings.
White Ribbon Day at Winona Lake Highlights Temperance Event
At Winona Lake Indiana on July 15 the Indiana branch of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union led a large program. Miss Grace Stanley and Miss Mabel Warne won top honors in the grand diamond medal contest while Miss Belve Kearney delivered a forceful address. An estimated four thousand excursionists attended, praising hospitality and the event’s orderly conduct.
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Seelbergs Clearout Offers 1000 Women Benefit Sale
A bustling clearance at Seelberg's 126 East Berry St promises benefits for 1000 women through a sweeping apparel sale. The item text mentions staff members and vacation notes, with scattered names and locations, reflecting a lively local shop listing amid the newspaper page.
Electric Hitters touted as remedy for malaria and debility
In a regional note the piece claims fevers rise at high elevations and malaria varies with altitude. It extols Electric Hitters as the best valvater and blood purifier for lassitude jaundice biliousness fever and general debility. Sold by Dreier & Era's drugstores at five cents under guarantee.
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