Labor's Arch Erem Sides With Taft in 1908 Letter
Special correspondence reports J W Van Cleave, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, and Harper Buggy Co. of Columbia City Indiana, advocating pro business unity and opposing demagoguery in the 1908 elections. The exchange argues for endorsement of the party that best reflects Americanism and calls for member enrollment to support the effort.
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Journal-Gazette
Colt Melaerty
Ind
J. W. van Gleave
Mne
National Association of Manufacturers
SP. Kaler
Harper Eugex Company
tAs City
Harper ‘Buggy,Co
National Associa’ A of Manufacturers
St Louis
Tional Association OF Manufacturers
ST. Loules
James W. von Cleave
Harper Buggy Co
Columbia City
Indi
Rex
Ghrleags
Tara
Denver
Associaton
Jone
Injunction discussion from a 1908 political letter
Extracts from a circular enclosed in a letter argue that strict injunctions deter violence and protect property, opposing Bryanism. James W. Van Cleave and others criticize jury trial in contempt cases, urging business support to bury Bryanism with votes in 1908. The excerpt references Indiana law and a continuation on Page 6 Column 1.
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Igbor
James 1. van Cleave
James W. van Cleave
St. Louis
Harper Bugey Company of
Columbia
Bryan
Bryaniam
Sound Amerentisia
Dooley
Denver
Alata
Indiana
Threat to Mother Drives New York Man Into Custody
John Van Rennsalaer, son of Mrs. Jann King Van Rennsalaer, was arrested for alleged attempted extortion after writing a letter to his mother demanding money and threatening violence. The letter, unsigned and fragmentary, warned of dire consequences if funds were not provided and referenced an estate, securities, and possible harm to his mother. police said Van Rennsalaer, a 21 year old connected with a Newport brokerage house, was detained at Newport and brought to New York authorities for investigation. His lineage traces to Col John Van Rennsalaer and Brigadier General Henry Bell Van Rennsalaer through a long family history in the area.
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New York
John van Fennsalare
Jann King van Rennedlaer
Chet
Pot
Newport
Carty
VanRennsaleer
Tnele Franeis
Norther
Europe
Geene
Henry Bell van Rennsalaer
de Camp
Winfield Scott
VanRennszizers
Col
John van Rennsalaer
Colonial Assembly
van Rennsalaer
Ite
Democratic Editors Meet Tomorrow at Wayne Hotel
The Twelfth district democratic editors will gather at Wayne Hotel parlors tomorrow afternoon to discuss campaign matters. Invitations have been sent by J W Adams editor of the Columbia City Post, district member of the democratic state press committee, with about a dozen editors expected. State Chairman A J Jackson, District Chairman E G Hofman, Congressman hopeful Gyrus Cline, and A D Moffett will attend to confer with editors.
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Twelfth District
Wayne
Mrr
J. W. Adams
Columia City Post
Democrati State Tress Committee
A. 3. Jackson
E. G. Hofman
Gyrus Cline
Congress
A. D. Moffett
Democrat State Editorial Association
Dead Admiral Rosiesi Vensky in Badnachel, Germany
Vice Admiral Rojestvensky famed for the ill fated Baltic to Vladivostok voyage died last night in Badnachel Germany from heart trouble. His May 1905 clash with Japan near the Sea of Japan led to the annihilation of the Russian fleet and global defeat in the war era.
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Badnachelm
Germany
Rojestvensky
Japan
Russia
Horesivensky Wig
Yendipers
Baltic
Vladivostok
Nenoxatom
Rofestrensky
Sea of Japan
Tse Shinn
Tsu Shima
Betweten
Toga
Fred
Jereviek
Tuge
Ayesivevnsky
Aenaea
German Princes Back New Levant Shipping Venture
Berlin July 20 Prince Christian Kraft Yu Hohhshlohé-Oehringen a major Hamburg Levant Steamship investor plans to build a rival line to the Hamburg-America. Prince Egon von Fuerstenburg a principal imperial friend is said to become a heavy shareholder. Hever Battin head of Hamburg-America campaigns against the new venture with Prince Zo Bo henlohe advancing $230000 to the firm. Egon von Fuerstenobure a large landowner in Württemberg and Austria valued at about 1080000 dollars./
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Berlin
Christian Kraft Yu Hohhshlohé-Oehringen
German Levant Steamship Company
Hamburg
Herr Ballin
Herr Satin
Zo Bohenlohe
Imperial Bank
Prince Egon von Fuersteobure
Haden
Wherttemburg
Austria
Funeral for Carl Tiemis to be held this afternoon
The funeral for Carl Tiemis, known as the girauteur of the King automatic, who died in a Saturday automobile wreck, will be held this afternoon at 2:48 from his parents’ residence at 1408 Clinton Street. The Hon. A. K Zariman will officiate, with chauffeurs club members acting as pallbearers.
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Carl Tiemis
King Automatic
Clinton Street
A. K Zariman
Membecs
Chauffeurs’ Club
Pall Brurera
Runners in Indiana and river news mix with a death report
In Indiana a relay of runners left Pigeon Michigan and moved toward South Bend with intermittent timing reports from Bristow and Rollins Prairie. A separate line notes the death of Fevador Guataquuil, born in 1820 in Cuenca, Ecuador, with his passing on July 19 in a South Bend city context.
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South Ernd
Ind
Pigeon
Mich
Moundawille
Bristot
Lawiste
Suvta Bend
Bnt
South Bend
Guataquil
Fevador
Tenacin
Vintemealla
Peralden Ue
Ecuador
Cuenax
Colonel Bryan to Write Arguments for Democracy
Col Bryan plans a novel campaign feature by writing his arguments for democracy rather than relying on speeches. William E. Gonzales, editor of the State, reports Bryan will publish writings with his signature, and may deliver two to eight speeches across New York, Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois, each addressing a distinct democratic principle.
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Columbia
S. C
Ini
Van
Mr. Gonzales
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
New York State
New York
Inels
Ohio
Indiana
Democratic National Committee
Willis J. Abbot
Democratic Party
Strang Tor
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Fairview
Abbot
Oy Itr
Kern
Notainee
Campau
Daniel Campay
Michigan
Campan
Joan H. Atwood
Kansas
Timothy Bean
Wisconsin
Norman F. Mack
James K Kerr
Pennsylvania
J. W. Gutifey
Ollie James
Kentnel
J. E Bell
Roger
Sullivan
Ilinole
Thurstar
Paris Murder Mystery Cleared by Confession
Paris police disclose the confession of Cloudaix the footman in the Augaste Remy murder case. Remy a wealthy retired banker was stabbed June 18. Courtois and Renard were implicated. Jewelry found on Courtois linked him to the crime and the pair described entering the banker's home and staging the scene to mislead investigators.
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Paris
Cloudaix
Augaste Remy
Courtois
Renard
Win
Les
Knights Capture Cup in Celior Pome Event
Local Knights of Calantis travel to Celior Pome for a regional contest. The meal chapter wins the loving cup sworded for bringing the evei a tent number wh members proportionate bi g his Gictance. All Visitors report a finer to.
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Knights of
Calantis
Celior Pome
Wayne
Last Honors for King Family After Wabash Funeral
A citywide pause from 3 to 4 pm marked the private funeral interment of Fayma Bradshaw and Sherman King and family after the fatal Columbus City auto crash. Mourners filled Wabash streets and the Walls Cemetery heard addresses by Rev. Dr. Charles Little and Rev. William H. Wilson. Knights of Pythias members served as pallbearers for Mr. King and Mrs. King as hundreds gathered from nearby towns and interurban lines to pay respects.
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Wabash
Charles Sherman Hing
Katherine
Josephing
Columbia City
Thomas Wellman King
South
Miami Street
Sherman King
Anna M. Ziegler
Kit
Fort Wayne
Deag
Charles Little
King Thai
Willam IL. Wilson
der Little
Beautiful Walls
Knights of Pythias
Mr. King
Order
Kor
Samuel R. W Wallman
Qsear 1
Mulchins
Charles FP. McConn
WW. & Davis
James EL McHenry
Lo Daugherty
J. AL Bruner
H. Warr
Frank Blount
Will KR
Yarnette
Katherine Khin
Frank Henley
John Halderman
Tt J.snideman
Arenes A LaSalle
X. G. I Mitton
Leroy Dennis
Josephine Ring
Paul Ebbinghouse
Clarence FB Dutton
Thomas Fongeres
Lee William
Robert Gibson
Uil
Jatin
Wis
Tohn Dref Fisher
C .I. Sinoek
Tilo
Rissler
Alive Grosster
Mo Th. Flammers
Ainge Walter Kis
Joan Ferguson
C. J. Nils
Theo
Weather forecast for Indiana Illinois and Michigan
The text reports mixed conditions with showers in Indiana and Illinois, and showers in Michigan. Wednesday expected to be fair with a shift to fresh northwest winds.
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Indiina
Ulinois
Michinan
Labor Leaders Cited Over Buck Stove Injunction Contempt
Justice Gould orders Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and others to appear in September to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt of court. The Buck Stove and Range Co claims AFL and United Mine Workers leaders violated an injunction via writings and statements.
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Washington
Buck Stove
Raven
Justion Anderson
District Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison
Soan Mitchell
Executive Council
Tormier
United Mint Workers of America
Actlor
Buck Stove and Range Company
St Louis
Gould
Gompers
Federationist
The
Federation
Morrison
Wye
Buck Stove Company
Kkeening
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
State Bar Association Meets in Indianapolis
The twelfth annual meeting of the State Bar Association opened this morning at the Colony Club in Indianapolis and will run tomorrow. 440 members total, 199 admitted this meeting on a slate. Notables attending include Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks and Senators James A. Hemenway, James M. Ogden, and Joseph B. Kealing among others. President Moores of Indianapolis delivered the address on The Enforcement of the law. Jurists James L. Clark and Frederick S. Judson presented papers on Mixed Question of Law and Fact and Employers Liability respectively.
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Indianapolis
Luis
Har Association of Indigne
Counney Club
Bilas
Salshurr
Charles W. Fairbanks
James A. Himenwar
James £. Watson
Henry Warrum
James M. Ogden
Joseph B. Kealing
James D. Berre- Rin
Proeph M. Cravens
Wilson
Dean
James L. Gavin
John
James L. Clark
Danville
Ind
Mei Churk
Frederick S. Judson
St. Louis
Farmers Respond to Prohibition Appeals in Campaign
Lincoln July 20 Farmers are answering Erran’s call for campaign contributions with several sending funds. Two Omaha retirees, aged eighty-two and seventy-nine, personally handed five-dollar bills to Bryan’s camp. Bryan and Kalipp's editor Phillipps discussed prohibition mobilization at Los Angeles. Chicago becomes Democratic HQ center with Abbot stating figures like Campau and Kerr may join the committee team.
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Lincoln
Neb
Mr Bryan
Wiley B. Pailipps
California Foter
Los Angeles
Columbus
Ohio
Phillipps
Bryan Ax
Hoe
Tait
Erran
Manhoust
Omaha
Fatreién
Brian
Willams
Boston
Fairview
Bryan
Briay Lane
Williams
Chicago
Center For Democrats
Tow
Philadelphia Democratic Faction Backs Bryan Kern Ticket
At a Philadelphia Democratic City Committee meeting, the Guffey faction adopted a resolution endorsing William Jennings Bryan for president and John W. Kern for vice president. It denounced the Denver convention action that reduced eight Philadelphia delegates and invited all Democrats and reform-minded independents to join in urging the largest possible vote for Bryan and Kern in the upcoming election.
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Philadelphia
Democratic City Committee of
Guffey
WW. J. Bryan
J. W. Kern
Denver
Leus Fot WJ. Brean
John W. Kern
Fox Kills Wife and Wounds Protector Then Ends Life
In Monroe, Michigan, William A. Fox of Grand Rapids fatally shot his wife at John Heath’s home, wounded Heath when he tried to intervene, and later killed himself in a secluded spot. Authorities have not determined a motive. the tragedy occurred about eighteen miles from the city.
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Monroe
Mich
Wm. A. Fox
Grand Rapids
John Heath
Heath
Fox
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Morey
van Rennsalaers
Wayne Hotel
Admiral Rosesivensky
United States
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Feduc
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Great Ship Line
New Sistem
2U Hohenlohe-Oehringen
Fuerstenburg
Carl Timmis
M. Cc. A
Democratic
Illinots
Sourtois
Remy
House OF Money
iWabash
Fayma Bradshaw
Yestmalaylf
Tauerl Rial
Uke
Chester
Gripigny
Morison
Mitchell
Justice Gould
State Bar Association Meets
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Lati
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Akron
Billy
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