Roosevelts Nomination Sparks Indiana Presidential Talk
The Indianapolis Star hints at Roosevelt support while weighing Colonel Bonaerett as possible protector of the ticket. It mentions Governor Woodrow Wilson and Missouri’s William Jennings Bryan rumors, and notes Indiana Senator Beveridge as a potential Roosevelt running mate.
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Indianapollin Star
Colonel Bonaerett
Provident
Washinston
Lincoln
Roosayalt
Alfred Henry Lewy
Washington
Chicago
De Fleury on Summer Heat and Digestive Illnesses in Europe
In a hot European summer De Fleury links widespread gastro intestinal disturbances and liver issues to heat. He cites excessive water diversion from the stomach to the bloodstream, reduced kidney excretion, and dehydration as key factors. He notes fruit and vegetable diets, hot drinks, and diuretic drugs influence outcomes, advocating bland drinks and reduced protein in heat.
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Europa
de Fleury
whlMeby
de Pleury
Journal of the American Medical Association
A Thought for To-Day by Thomas G. Moorhead
A reflective piece on beauty and perception, invoking ed's thoughts of form and paradise, contrasting earthly gems with the crowding effects of modern life and the lure of superficial glamour. The prose muses on attention to worthwhile causes amid urban bustle.
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Thomas G. Moorhead
Typographical Union Stands By Contracts Amid Strike Turmoil
Chicago Typographical Union No. 16 issues a calm statement backing inviolability of contracts between workers and employers. It condemns violence and calls for arbitration through the National Allied Printing Trades council to resolve the newspaper strike. Delegates faced criticism from federation agitators but urged inaction against contract breaches.
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Chicsy Typographical Union
Thehieazo Federation of Labor
Ateventypers
Wipon
Chiccarn Federation of Labor
Board
cobAisls
James M. Lynch
Provident
International Typographica) Union
International Printing Preapmen and Assistants Union
Samo T. Freel
International Stereotyperd van Thelrotypers’ Union
Robert Giveline
Ti Ronkbinders! Internaiens
Nox
Matthew Woll
Phote- Wingrivers Tntetrad Inn Ustion
Speech by Hitchcock on steel trusts and tariffs impact
Senator Hitchcock argues the steel and protected industries earn an annual excess profit of about 3000 million dollars due to monopoly power. He contends tariffs would lower prices by ten percent and that steel workers and families suffer through rising strikes and stagnant wages as wealth concentrates.
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United States
Gilbert M.hitchcock
Nobriake
Sonator
Hitchcock Thax
Aitehcoch
Min
Altehcock
Ateo Trust
Steel Trust
Sean Dnhe
J& Totul
Andrew Carnegie Style Home Building Consultation Offer
Andrew Carnegie credits his success to using others minds and assembling experts. This ad offers the public access to the staff of architects, construction men, and decorators to advise on buying or building a home. Fredericks Wildwood Real Estate invites personal talks to explain methods and services.
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Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Steel trade rhetoric and party split in Congress
Fragmentary remarks accuse foreign steel imports and a Democrat bill while Republicans in the Senate stall action. The text suggests a debate over tariffs or protectionism and hints at party divisions impacting policy. Names and places are unclear in the garbled OCR, but the core theme centers on steel industry economics and legislative battles.
The City Street Car Service Critique to Conductors
A reader laments city street car conductors refusing transfers after short waits. The letter questions transfer policies, urges mayoral investigation, and hints at possible public scrutiny if inaction continues.
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THE
City Street Car
Why Some Opposed Municipal Flyer Frontage Ownership
Members of the committees opposed municipal ownership of the flyer frontage because they did not realize bonds totaling $260,000 could be issued without raising the levy. Some believed the necessary improvements would be costly, and others felt the opposition's tenders were temporarily successful in swaying public opinion.
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Naid
ANID
Civig Improvement
Clarence Gilhame in declining health at Lagrange
At Lagrange Indiana on June 2 former Congressman Clarence C Gilhame's condition worsened over the past day and he is near death. He has been unconscious most of the time since Sunday noon and doctors hold little hope for recovery amid stomach trouble and related ailments.
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Lagrange
Ind
Clarmce C. Gilhame
Pane
Boy Shoots Brother With Revolver at Axgola
Axgola, Ind, June advanced report says eleven year old Wesr German shot his younger brother in the abdomen with a thirty eight caliber pistol during play with his uncle. The injured child was rushed to Wand hospital for treatment. Doctors fear peritonitis but hope to save one patient.
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Axgola
Ind
White
Alver
Milo Germin
Dackhon
Dr. Wand Hospital
Depot platform raised narrow skirts
The cause depot platform raised narrow skirts. The passenger platform at the legal ti. i & T. plation te fetow valued about she Joches, the ilivtals giving ae their Youack for Chia l provenent tie feck that t he narrow skirtd worn by the AverARY wWamin dan Hot permit them to get niggly on and off of the Uning when the glattorm is moe unin tun Incheon from the lwar -stepe.
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Lagrange
I & T. Plation
J Edward Waugh 18 Dead At Angola
J Edward Waugh died at his wife’s home in Angola after a two week illness from tuberculosis. He formerly lived in Fort Wayne and Phoenix then settled in Angola two years ago. He leaves a wife and two daughters, with two prior marriages producing one daughter from the first and an older daughter from the second. Funeral arrangements have not been announced. He was connected to the Fort Wayne Printing Co. and worked at a department store earlier in his career.
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Angola
Ind
Faward Woinch
Mra. B.C. Thoda
Thy
Drew Waitigh
Wayne
Jie Health
Thoonix
Ari
Ife
Bette
Joseph A. Woodhill
Elina J. Ross
Fort Wayne
Young Man Drowns at Lake Springs Resort Hamilton
In Angola Indiana on a Sunday afternoon a 20s man named Kiser son of Georen Kiser drowned after diving from a dock at Gola Springs Lake near Hamilton. He disappeared under water, his friends found him submerged restoring efforts failed. The body was recovered within minutes but death followed.
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Angola
Ind
Kiser
Georen Kiser
Ot Gola Springs
Hamilton
Ife
White Ribbon Remedy promoted as cure for drunkenness
An ad touts White Ribbon Remedy by the White Ribbon Remedy Co of Boston as a non habit forming, tasteless treatment for drunkenness. It claims long history, easy administration, and option to use with or without patient knowledge, priced at 1.00 per box or 5.00 for six boxes, available at Meyer Bros. Co. stores.
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Manus
White Ribbon Remedy Co
Boston
Mara
Meyer Bros. Co
Local Masons Aide Home Fund Large Share
Local Masons largely aided the Home Fund with about $2,000 contributed by the lodges. The effort, ratified amid showing in Hong for fall, totaled payments from several lodges led by judges in Jefferson and Indianapolis. The home will not be progressed for another year.
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Local Masons Aid Home Fund
Jefferson Vito
New Departure Pixtures Offered by Edmunds Electric
Local ad notes manufacture of Pixtures with large investment and low prices by EDMUNDS ELECTRIC Co located at 1010 Calhoun St. The brief item highlights in house production and aggressive pricing to attract buyers. It reads as a compact classified notice from a hardware or electrical supplier.
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Edmunds Electric Co
Calhoun St
Rockford accident injures Schafer timing worker
In Decatur Indiana Joe Harrin, employed by Schafer timing, fell from a honey at Rockford injuring his leg. The Schafer assembly line continued. Nearby news covers trips, commencements, weddings, and local meetings including a Sunday school planning session for July 4 and a postponed wedding ceremony to June 16.
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Decatur
Ind
Joe Harrin
Tha Schafer Timing Department
Rockford
John Niblicie
Theipsle
PB. Edwards
South Thuray
Mass
Riator
Jelen Nibiick
Mt. Holyoke College
Nibieka
Mr. Niblick
Mian Velen
Berne
Presbyterian Church
William Melcher
Emma
Hev
Andrew Welfly
Peoria
Virgil Oller
Lafayetta Swygar
Fort Wayne
A. W. Melaughin
Elkhart
Noah Stalter
Pleasant Mills
Stalter
Funeral notices and local weddings in Pen-Not area
Funeral attendance described for Uelt daughter Ian Slater and others, with mentions of Town clerk, mayor, and various local residents. Additionally a divorce filing for Alseaton Jephthah Folger and Martha Wobag is noted, alleging cruelty and desertion, with prior marriage date given.
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Uelt
Ian Slater
Mra
Leelit
Holwart Lut Stultz
Tea Wargon
Pen
Ottles
Teopie
Air
John Votter
Votter
Unt Mex
Heer
Diehm Ant Lin
Mx Tin Koch
Huntington
Williant Custer
Pitasant Mids
USA
Alseaton
Jephthah Folger
Ant Miller
Monrée
Martha Wobag
Tim
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Ong Manth
saDuay
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Chicago Typographical Union
C. C. Fredericks
Wildwood Real Estate Department
Shoaff
Raviig
Nea
Senate
Ailil
Golden
Traitatura
Unie City
Nick Beard
Clarence C. Gilhams
Harsford
Weir German
Brother
J. Edward Waugh
Decatur News
Dune
Ma- Hasa Wee
Preble
Goolland
M.flee Fung
Pines
Becks
Nidubaum
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Thad Builer Montinwem
Thin City
Peraona
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