Twelfth District Democrats Nominate Morr for Congress
AU BURN Ind June 5 The democrats of the Twelfth district nominated Dr John W Morr of Albion for congress at a large convention The outcome shows Morr as the choice of the district with unity reported amid factional contest and aggressive campaign rhetoric The day featured county delegations arriving and a preliminary organizational meeting to set up committees and resolutions
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Ym Sinai
Auburn
Ind
John Fw. Mure
Albion
Congress
Opposi
Ion
Dr. Mort
Stern
Whitley Comet
Stonlien County
Virgirman Varty L. Gundy
T. F. Bresnahan
Fort Wayne
Jonny
D. C. Slut
Kart Wayne
Sergeaite
le Jian
Whieley
Aubarn
Whitley
A. A. Adoni
Credantiats
John Byler
DeKalbs Regoliations
W. A. Ranting
Credantiid
John W. Baxter
Agron Cart
Noble
W. Shaffer
Vas Auken
Barge
Verman
Carpenter
Quiet Convention Described With Narrow Focus
A fragment recounts a quiet convention noted for a restrained atmosphere in Entheim, Tennessee. The description hints at grave infereal appearances, frustrated expectations, and onlookers' curiosity fading amid the subdued event.
Nomination of Dr Morr Unanimous in Allen County Caucus
In the afternoon session the convention reconvened and heatedly debated the nomination. Allen County delegates united for Dr Morr, with 46 votes pledged, while other factions abstained from revisions. A motion to enforce a strict rule was withdrawn, and the day closed with Morr’s expected nomination and plans for party organization.
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Lesness
Mort
Allen County
Morr
John Y. Connolly
Monyoouille
Waadatiman
Hiccanes
Harry M. Williams
Fare Wayne Sentinel
Dameron
Waa
Guy Colerick
Henry Rockhill
Take Townallo
Take Townallo, the Motion Was Withdrawn, As Mr. Mockhill
Ds. Marr
Hun
J. M. Robinsa
Alen County
Dr. Morr
Steeiay
FL. Pelak
Bryan or Hearst Which Shall It Be
In Washington on June 5 1908 Democrats debate Indiana convention outcomes. Hearst leads in power influence while Bryan Bailey and conservatives shape the possible presidential path. Hearst aims to control delegates and the congressional committee as Bryan seeks southern support and party unity.
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Bryan
Hearst
Congress
Indiana
Dentwerars
Lhein
Llorrst
Hrynn
Cleveland
Ieyan
New York
Nate
Roosevelt
Democratic
New York City
Senter Baller
Texas
Fifley Les Tehee
Southern
Dilley
Nao
Semale
Yarly
Bryan Oe Hearst
Sheehan
Hip and
Belmont
Will Street
Hearst, Bryatt, Bailey
House of Representatives
Chatrain Taggart
Nactional Committee
Folk Declares for Bryan at Jefferson City Convention
On the eve of the assembling at the Missis stile deliberative convention Governor For last night declared for a platform endorsing Bryan for president. Such action by the convention was insured according to party members. The report continues on Page 4 Column 5.
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Jefferson Ity
Jung
Mont of
Ryvan
Kalle
Cassatt May Not Testify In Railroad Inquiry
The Philadelphia hearing on the link between railroads and stock manipulation resumed with Cassatt absent. Commissioner Clements indicated no immediate demand would force Cassatt to testify, noting no communication with President Cassatt and that the commission would pursue information from subordinates before summoning further witnesses.
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Philadelpina
Prestant
Coal Stocks Given for Traffic Reason Hearings
Vice President Ros siter of New York Central Railroad testifies before the interstate commerce commission in a coal inquiry. He notes the line once held 6,000 shares in Helen Croek company later absorbed by Pennsylvania Coal and Coke. The examiner questions ownership and the road’s interest in coal and coke interests as part of the inquiry.
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Rossiter
New York Central Railway
WV. W. Rossiter
New York( Central and Hudson) River Railroad
Fuuneral
Fierstate
Wb Whitney
New Yorke
Hugstter
Lable
Che Becal
Greeks Coat and Coke Company
Helen Croek Company
Pennsylvania CIA) and Coke Company
Indiana Is For Bryan Watchword Of Hosier Democrats
Indiana delegates gather in Indianapolis for the state Democratic convention with near unanimity backing William Jennings Bryan for the presidency. Key figures including J K Rimtought Mark McGHe and Lew Unl ey discuss platform language while several prospective nominees arrive for state offices.
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Indianapolis
Gennd
MW Gharge
Krinher
Manchester
Kriaher
Joseph Mong
Linton
Cox
Columbia
Indiana
Leva
Pera
Jamon Meghl
Valpurnnia
Chise
K. Risle
Colmniltewnan
Ead
Wien
Opatarn
David N_ Curry
Sullivar
Sara Quillan
Lineton
Curry
Sullivan
Tagsart
O'Brien
Lew Unlyey
Fort Wayne
Uurey
Mke
Champ Clark
Miassouri
Weather forecast by region for midweek
A weather summary reports Wednesday and Thursday conditions across states. Ohio and Indiana see thunder showers Wednesday with warmer Thursday. Lower Michigan, Illinois show fair weather later, with fresh southwest winds.
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Washington
Ohio
Lower
Michigan
Enat
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan Indiana coal dealers hold twelfth convention
Retailers from Michigan and Indiana gather in the city as about 600 attendees are expected for the Michigan Tudiena Retail Coal association convention opening in the Commercial club rooms. Members register, badges are issued, and a reception by the Coal Dealers' Credit exchange helps arrange entertainment. The auditorium is decorated with novelties emblematic of the industry as the day proceeds. President Robert Lake of Jackson, Mich, opens with preliminaries ahead of bid sessions.
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Michigan Tudiena Retail Coal Association
Commercial Club
Tha Coal Dealers' Credit Exchange
Eval Dealers
Sudienea
Robert Lake
Jackon, Mich
Utd Totary
Jackson, Mich
Indiana- Michigan Retail Coal Bealéra’ Association
Coal Dealers Plan No Price Rise for Fall Trade
Secretary R E Harris of Jackson and President C E Moellering of the local Coal Dealers Credit association, in a Fort Wayne interview, say no rise in coal prices for anthracite and bituminous for the coming fall and winter. Harris notes strong convention interest and stresses that price stability depends on supply, facilities, and consumer prosperity. the recent strike impacted coal districts but the general supply remains healthy. The piece hints at ongoing wholesale discussions and two contests arranged, with further details continued on Page 3 Column 1.
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R. E. Harris
Alao
Jackson
Mich
CE. Moellering
Credit Exclumgin
4 Journale Gazette
Harra
Harris
Fort Wayne
Lha Association
Individu
Vda
Pnt
Snepl
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Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
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