Tyranny and the trust issue in Denver political discourse
A fragmented letter critiques the Denver platform, defending injunctions against labor crime and urging fair treatment for manufacturers. It accuses labor and trusts of seeking power, argues for trial by jury in industrial disputes, and warns that collusion between parties and government threatens democracy. The writer frames Roosevelt era trusts as a threat while urging accountability and broader public interest.
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Denver
United States
Tibet
Lauer
Chicago
Alleriga
Fig
Warsaw mayor bans soft drinks in city wide order
Warsaw's mayor announces a ban on soft drinks after a city hall meeting attended by ten citizens including seven ministers. Officials warn druggists restaurants and refreshment stands that sales of any labeled sodas will incur heavy fines. The report notes varied local interests and mentions a long charity tradition connected to the Saturday Evening Post.
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Kist
Warsaw
Dnd
A. Bigdue
Wilain Garner
Drowning Tragedy At John Maskley Farm
A three year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Shiveley, drowned in a large horse trough on the John Maskley farm three miles north of Markie. He was found after several hours of resuscitation attempts with no witness to the accident.
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Wish
Rubesu
Ftox
Taddy
Mra
Sharles Shiveley
John Maskley
Markie
Germantown
Hot Springs
Tait
Near Collision on T and C Leads to Quick Stop
S Kramer report notes a near collision between a QueenKer and express car on the T and C line. The passenger car was stopped in time after both motormen reversed motors. several Kendallyt residents were aboard. July 20-8.
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Kendallville
S. Kramer
Victormin
QueenKer
Stoners
Callisinn
Kendallytts
Chicago Hay Market Prices Displayed in Truncated Form
The Chicago hay market shows prices for timothy and prairie grades. Highlighted were 10 ton lots of Timothy at 1230 G13, No 1 Timothy FLAW, and mixed hay at 810. Prairie prices ranged from 410 to 3607 with lower grades noted.
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Timethy
Timthy
Prairuy
For Sale Ford Runabout Model N Immediate Cash
Mrs. George E. Johnson offers a Ford Runabout Model N for cash and asks interested buyers to respond promptly through this office.
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George E. Johnson
War sa w blind man wins $300 prize
A garbled local notice reports a Warsaw blind man winning a $300 prize amid confusing text about a prize event. Names and places are unclear due to OCR damage, but the core claim is the prize win by a visually impaired Warsaw resident.
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Warsaw
Bluffton health notices lead official to weed nuisances
Bluffton Indiana on July 20 a health board notice official Lo FL Plessinger was sent to inspect the city and issue notices. He served notices on three officials over weed nuisances allowed to grow and warned he will enter property to abate nuisances if ignored.
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Bluffton
Ind
Lo FL Plessinger
Health Board
Mx Pirssinger
Milford man arrested for purloined liquor and drunkenness
Sher idan Jones of Milford Leesburg and Warsaw employed on a farm near Leesburg was arrested Saturday night by Officer Charles W. Douglas who found a quart bottle of pure alcohol on his person and a pint bottle of diluted alcohol from which Jones and John Bredenstine of Warsaw had been drinking. The hearing showed Jones claimed medical need to obtain a prescription. Jones and Bredenstine were intoxicated in Warsaw after drinking from the diluted bottle.
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Kiev
Milford
Ind
S. Sheridan Jones
Leesburg
Warsaw
Jones
Bredenstine
Lost Goshen child found after early search
In Goshen Indiana Tess the three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Finch became lost prompting a fire department call and a large crowd as crews searched the business district near box 22. The child was located safe at a neighbor’s home. a mill race fear prompted anxious hopes.
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Goshen
Ind
Tess
Charles Finch
Kosciusko County Farmer Seeks 2000 Damages
Warsaw Indiana July 26 a Kosciusko County man sues prominent farmer Alexander for two thousand dollars claiming his face was slapped injuring his feelings and dignity The suit filed in circuit court notes a heated exchange on July 2 with ill feeling between the men and the matter will be heard at the September term of court
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Kiet News Bureau
Warsaw
Ind
Dni
Qeorg
Alexander
Kosciusko County
Last Honors for Dead King and Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services for Mr King drew many friends from Indianapolis and Wabash counties with Admiral George Brown and Sen George McGinnis among attendees. Clubs sent committees, floral tributes lined Lindenwood Cemetery, and insurance details were noted. Coroner’s inquest began into the accident preceding the death.
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Indianapolis
Admiral
George Brawn
George F. McGinnis
Robert A. Brawn
Harry ©. Adaims
Henry Melise
Moses G. McLain
Captain Forkner
King
Keklonga Galt Club
Wabash County Bar Association
Columbia Ciih
Wayne Club
New York
Prudential
Fayma Bradshaw
Tri-State Building and Loan stockholders meet July 21 1908
Notice that the stockholders of the Tri State Building and Loan association will hold their annual meeting at the association office on Tuesday July 21 1908 at 4 p m for electing a board of directors for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business before the meeting G W Pixley president A Wilding secretary
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Tri-State Building & Loan Association
Association
G. W. Pixley
Pres
Wilding
Uniondale thrives on amusements with July races
Uniondale in Wells County shows strong on amusements after a successful Fourth of July celebration. The town plans racing events Saturday with four class races and a running race atop a half mile track at Jonathan Brickley’s farm, signaling a growing local sport scene.
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Eist
Bluffton
Juhr
Union
Dale
Wells County
Erie
Routec
Raisins
Ami
Jonathan Brickley
Nudge Taft Officials at Court Dedication
Taft today assists at a court dedication in Hot Springs Vo with William St. and local officials present. Event marks a milestone for the community as prominent figures participate in the ceremony.
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Nudge Taft
Hot Springs
Ninge William ST
Taft
Ladies weigh your nickels in the home economy
Fragmented OCR text discusses soaps and nickels in a domestic context, emphasizing the value of small coins and household economy. It mentions five cents per cake soap and references painted objects, conveying a domestic era vibe without clear event details.
Women of Burket Prevent A Conflagration Fire
Burket Indiana July 20 A fire originated from a Nickel Plate locomotive destroyed the Gaskill lumber mill. Women formed a bucket brigade and aided firefighters as wind aided containment. Loss was about 33 000 with no insurance. Edward Gaskill of Warses reported.
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Kist
Burket
Ind
Pire
Gaskill
Welock
Gass Bill Mill
Jass
Imbecile Daughter Sent to Poor Farm in Blupfton
Mrs. Rachel Falk died three years ago leaving a mentally disabled daughter and some property mortgaged to support her. The will left real estate to the Methodist church with an understanding the church would provide for the daughter. The church, a business organization, allegedly refused to aid the girl as some members mocked her. Last week the daughter was sent to the poor farm to cover her expenses from rent. She was not housed in the county home.
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Kist
Blupfton
Tad
Rachel Falk
Methodist Church
Local Church Rumors Spark Controversy In West Ten Area
A Midland church faces internal strife as residents in western Ten County complain of uncomplimentary remarks about members. One engaged member involved in a social event reported to the focal paper, stirring tension over attire and behavior among the group.
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Seelae
Weinn
Focal
Picnic at Maple Grove Park by Presbyterian group
Decator Ind July 40 The Presbyterian Sunday school holds its annual picnic tomorrow. Members meet at the church at 9:30 and march to the Fort Wayne and Springfield traction office led by the city band. Special interurban cars will take them to Maple Grove park for amusements and merriment.
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Kist
Decator
Ind
Presbyterian Sunday School
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Circle 277 Urgently Calls for Sister Ciara Herbst Funeral
Members of Fort Wayne Circle No 277 of the Protected Home Circle are urged to meet at Carpenters' hall on Tuesday July 21 at 1 pm to arrange the funeral for Sister Ciara Herbst. S. B. Le o. M'Donald, President. Secretary's name listed.
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Fort Wayne Circle No
Protected Home Circle
Carpenters’ Hall
Ciara Herbst
Ystzneay
S. B. LE O. M'Donaln
Carpenter Named Secretary to the President
Fred W. Carpenter is described as William H. Tatt’s trusted private secretary and confidential man who will become secretary to the provident IC 3p. The text places him as the president’s main aide and mouthpiece, replacing Mr Gurnenter who had long been favored for the role.
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Fred W. Carpenter
William H. Tatt
Tigi H
Willan Lar
Wildan Fawestt
Provident
Fatt
White House
Tim Portans
Gurnenter
Tor Biz
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