Chicago Coliseum Opens for Republican National Convention
The Coliseum on Wabash Avenue in Chicago will host the 1904 Republican National Convention. The building, fireproof and Romanesque in style, seats 8,000 main floor and 3,200 balcony, with 1,932 seats on the speaker’s platform and space for telegraph instruments and 400 reporters.
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Tithion
Republic
Theodore Roosevelt
Whitlam
Wabash Ave
Intresta
Fess
Chicago
Tostle
Aurface Mnex
Richmond
Sec
Charles F. Gunthe
Wand
Republican National
Harry S. New
Republican Party
Mmembers
Mother's Friend Regulator Ad Promotes Comfort for Expectant Mothers
A vintage advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a remedy to ease nausea and support the natural process of pregnancy. It claims to assist rather than perform miracles, presenting testimonials and urging readers to write for a free book for expectant mothers.
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Pradeuld Regulator
Adam
Weak Kidneys and Backache Pill Advertisement
At the first signs of weak back and kidneys take one Ei ine y Pill three times daily. They are wonderful for results contain no minerals or opiates. Do not affect the heart and promise gentle relief. Available at druggists or direct from Henix Chemical Co Warsaw Indiana.
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Grussiats
Henix Chamical Co
Warsaw
Ind
Grand Republican Convention Hall Planned With Vast Seating
Article describes a massive convention hall layout for the Republican national gathering. It notes 3,500 elevated seats for visitors, a 3,200 balcony metric, a bandstand at the north end, and a special entrance system by ticket letter. It mentions 500 public telephones, telegraph instruments, and a two story annex housing private rooms for officials, committees, and an agency hospital. Architect Arthur G. Brown and Sergeant at Arms William F. Stone lead planning. The interior and exterior will be heavily draped in national colors and bunting, with extensive security and staff arrangements to support delegates and the public.
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Arthur G. Brown
Tie Urge Hall
William F. Stone
Athiy
Taingine
Danskoon
Republican National
Secrtaries
Sermeunt
Arma
Charey of & Corm
Aldo
The business man's depart ent store
Fort Wayne Printing Co. 114 778 Washington Blvd W.
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Fort Wayne
Seating Plan for Republican Convention in Chicago
June 2 report notes seating capacity of the great coliseum in Chicago increased for the Republican convention. Details on premises and arrangements are still being finalized.
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Chicago
Chigaga Nagheen
All That Is Earthly Is Subject to Pain King Solomon
A garbled medical advertisement fragment condemns rheumatism pain yet mocks claims of cures. It mentions purchases and warnings about dubious remedies and a call to visit a clinic or product, reflecting turn‑of‑the‑century patent medicine prose with scattered proper nouns and stray phrases.
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King Solomon
Democratic Editors Meet in Fort Wayne for National Stage
Indiana Governor Thomas R Marshall prepares to address Democratic editors at Fort Wayne June 6 to 9, shaping national platform discourse and a potential presidential bid. Samuel T. Ralston to outline GOP counter strategy as Indiana Democrats aim to launch a broad campaign.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas FR. Marshall
Fort Waste
Seach
Ballmore
Roosevelt
Camia
Marwallle
Saidi
Tha
Botl
India Union
Samuel Tt. Ralaton
Aditore
Mgr
Ralslan
Mort Wayne
Roosevelt Taft convention under same roof at coliseum
The crowds gather for a notable political event as seating plans unfold for the Roosevelt Taft convention in the coliseum. Architects reconfigure the arena with 11 129 seats including delegates press guests main doors and balcony areas.
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Willum F. Stans
Wnt
ABTS
Taft
Roosevelt
Han
Aged Woman Dies in Kosciusko Infirmary
Warsaw Indiana reports the death of an aged woman, 76, who fled the Kosciusko county infirmary after an illness. She formerly resided in Mereston and was taken there for interment. Her husband is noted as living.
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Kosciusko
Warsaw
Ind
Jana
Thavole Bleele
Kosciuskin Coity Infirmary
Revokt Works
Mereston
Babe born at railway station Lusty
A baby named Babe was born at the Nickel Plate waiting room early morning. Mrs Stephen inert, mother, and the infant were taken to Hope Hospital for care and testing. Father Eddie Wookerman and Kent Bla assisted as the family plans to resume travel soon.
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Stephen Inert
Nickel Plate
Hope Hospital
Doorney
Loraing
Eddie Wookerman
Kent
Scottish Rite Masons funeral for W S Rogers Monday
Funeral services for Brother W. S. Rogers will be held at the Scottish Rite cathedral on Monday June 3 at 2 o'clock p m. Friends of the family invited. By order Chas E Read secretary Wm Geake T P M. Columbia City Tod Jane L royd Tyalles secretary of the Northern Fish and Game association received a letter Sunday from the committee of fisheries in Washington stating four cans of small mouthed bass minnows would be delivered in Columbia City within the next few days from Northville Michigan. The fish are to be divided among the Inkas in Whitley counts and Mr Bolley expects to get busy and secure the proper state allotment. The total shipment is 10 000 to the end and this timing includes 49 900 small fry.
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Scottish Rite
Chas. E. Read
Secy
Geake
Columbia City
Tod
Jane Laroyd Tyalles
Northern Fish and Game Asascia
Sundsy
Comtonlewlow
Fisherica
Washington
Northville
Mitch
Bolley
M. Johaskle
Aindigon
Jeriparenty
Mra
J Shaner
C. D. Kime
D. H. Kime
Atynote
CLC
Flint
Mich
Warne
United State Express
John Hert, Jr
J. C. Saulelynty
West Mitchell Street
J. BR. Spitz
Fort Wayne
Lydia Horburger
C. Warthrich
Charles Ng Paul
Rome City
A. J. Jonow
Mary Tyrrill
Chicago
Lt. Genetx
Denver
Colo
Wilson
OH. DuBois
Bryan
Ivia
Aioshen
Warsi
Ind Mrderick
Waby
Mndreg
AL 5
Foster Park July Fourth preparations stir town
The Foster Park Fourth of July dedication plans were confirmed with provisions for 40 000 spectators, a Packard band concert, and a grand fireworks display along St Marys River. Gambling privileges were denied by the arrangements committee, who promise formal reports from sub committees at a Commercial Club meeting.
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Foster Park
Packard Band
St Mary's River
J. M. Young
Meyer Tn Stage Artis
Kendallville Mayors Health Update After Operation
Kendallville residents report Mayor Worrast B Field returned from Lansing after an operation performed by Dr. M L Cushman. The mayor is now at home under Dr D D Johnston care and is recovering well. Friends hope this ends his long siege under illness.
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Worrast B Field
Lansing
M. L. Cushman
D. D. Johnston
Local residents visit relatives and attend gatherings today
Cuesin to-day of Mr and Mrs Charten Adamy and Mrs Wil Warner. George Words visits his uncle Mile rler then leaves for Walcott. Levy family and Wiehe visit in Sturgis. Whitford home hosts Frorgs Barnett, Altevoght, Stetthorn. Patterson visit Rome City. Shatter guests in AtIon.
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Oucin
Otto Layman
Mart Wayng
Charten Adamy
Wil Warner
George Words
Foraker
Wikhart
Hix
Wl Mileler
Walcott
Ili
Levy
Sturgis
Eulag “Ortman
Mr. Wiehe
Ott Wayne
Shre Gunely
Broth Whitford
Frorgs Barnett
Blner Altevoght
Paul Stetthorn
Fort Wayne
Rusata
Boolt Whitford
A . Tousley
A.W. Venner
Art Wayne Sherde
I. B
Molten Iron Attack Wounds Worker in Michigan City
June 2 report from Michigan City says Joseph Myatt poured molten iron on a rival foundry worker, Nepham Sam, after a grudge. Sam was injured and taken to a hospital. hyain (Hyran) was arrested.
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Michigan City
Joseph Myatt
Nepham Sam
Howae
Hyran
For Sale Six Acres On Interurban Garden Soil
Six acres of the finest garden soil offered near the interurban line, close in. Price is 2650 dollars with one third cash required. Sale valid for one week only. Address Acres care Journal Gazette.
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Care Journal-Gazette
Dignified Credit at Boston Big Store Promotes Cash Deals
A Boston furniture store displays a sign for a Dignified Great System. It emphasizes cash pricing over installment plans and invites customers needing Rugs Carpets or Furniture or a housekeeping outfit to shop with them. The shop offers credit without forcing installment sales and notes a five percent discount for immediate payment.
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Boston
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