Fort Wayne Journal Gazette backs Fairbanks in Chicago race
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette voices Hoosier loyalty while endorsing General Fairbanks as the preferred Republican candidate for the Chicago convention. It argues harmony matters, criticizes noncommittal rivals, and predicts voters will decide in November amid a crowded field and party tensions.
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Fairbanks
Chicago
Journal-Gazetta
Yary Xouch
Tullbanks
Rocharolt
Hughes
Centennial plans spark bold promises and strict rules
Officials vow a lengthy, disciplined centennial celebration, defending stringent safety and display regulations as essential. Former Senator James A. Hemenway is elected to the national committee from Illinois by Chicago delegates, while Earl Kitchener’s death shocks the nation and is noted as a major toll since the war.
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James A. Hemenway Haseen
Inrllura
Chicago
Hemenway
Earl Kitchener
Hammshira
Orkney
Tropics
Conlené
Lowg
Harnessing Water Power to Fuel Industry
The article argues the United States sits on vast untapped water power and natural resources, urging private enterprise and legislative changes to secure investment. It notes current policy delays while others develop their waters, warning against exploitation yet calling for secure, accessible capital to unlock new factories and jobs.
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United States
Wildilewest
Doubtful Leader to Assume Role in City Activities
Fragmentary text suggests uncertainty about a leader named Will stepping forward to guide ongoing theatre or city activities in Kitchener. The source references a potential replacement affecting the troupe and local events, with no clear dates or additional names provided.
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Kitchener
Raine
Chicago Expected to Stage Dramatic Republican Convention
A vivid prose preview describes Chicago as a theatre for the Republican National Convention drama, with imagery of crowds, riots, and political leaders in tense anticipation of a pivotal event in a charged city scene.
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Col. Watterson
Courier-Tourenal
Chicago
Haymarket
FIGHTING THE CAMPAIGN UNDER NEW RULES
The New York World reports that business thrives under current conditions as Democrats govern and Republicans fear loss. Banks, railroads, farmers, and labor show record activity with orders booked into next year. Prosperity persists despite partisan rule, forcing campaign strategy to shift away from the old dinner-pail issues.
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New York World
Republiia
Butler Praises National Currency, Indiana Prosperity
Fort Wayne politician George A. Butler extols the Owen-Glass currency act as a cornerstone of business stability. He cites deposits, farm product prices, and widespread confidence in state finance, claiming record prosperity and ongoing banking strength across Indiana.
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George A. Butler
Fort Wayne
Allen County
Tidianapolis
Wall Street
Indiana
Wilson
Recorda India State
Ayer
Commonwealth
Cours
Iit
Hans Oper
Thea
Fomprrars
Its Loyalty to Reform Fueled by Campaign zeal
A long patriotic piece extols the Democratic administration for fulfilling platform pledges. It lauds currency and tariff measures, the federal trade commission and income tax, and claims debt reduction and fiscal prudence. The article asserts broad voter support and highlights Indiana, Ohio, and Minnesota as benchmarks, with praise for reduced tax rates and state finances, including a low overall tax burden.
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Efort
Federal Trade Commission
Wilson
Jin State
Im Nation
Commonwealth
Ohio
Marshall and Ralston
Keanamy Ha Dee Red
Purdue
Beneft
Artate Educational Institution
Aarloullurr
Purdie University
Acero
Tse
Dammary
Indiana
Fire Discovered In West Van Skirep Street Auto
In Columbia City Sinn RTH fre department fought a peculiar auto fire at the Turnworth Bros. shop on West Van Skirep Street. Volunteers Joe Burnworth and Eugene Mosher were nearby when an explosion within the touring car sent smoke through the building. They pushed the car outside, used a chemical extinguisher, and contained the blaze before the oil tank ignited.
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Columbia City
Sinn
Turnworth Brox” Stoma
Joe Burnworth
Eugene Mosher
Ula
Burnworth
West van Skirep Street
Weillys-Overland
Wouker
Cunt Megara
Euroworth
Mosher
Traction Company Display At Exposition Grounds
Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction company showcases a comprehensive lighting booth at the exposition grounds. A foremost exhibit features a reconstructed Longcourt house lighting system and demonstrations of washing machines vacuum cleaners and other appliances. An Edison Lamp Works engineer attends the display and highlights the intricate demonstrations attracting visitors and dignitaries alike.
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Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction Company
de Renera
Loncourt Housa
Cnnven Lion
Ie Necirie
Light Association
Chicago
Anil
Chiexgn
Nea
Edison
Ora
Riis
Hell
Gitunle
Ownership Change at Journal Gazette in Bluffton
Editorial note reports the Bluffton Journal Gazette changing hands. Lew Ellingham becomes editor at Fort Wayne based Journal Gazette with John H. Heller taking over the Decatur Democrat. Edward G. Hoffman joins as Fort Wayne attorney and partner. Moynihan and his wife sold their stake. Ellingham to reside in Fort Wayne and oversee the paper.
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Columbia City Post
Journal-Gazette
A. J. Moynihan
Don
Lew Ellingham
Edward G. Hoffman
Fort Wayne
Ellingham
Deputur
John H. Heller
Journal Gazette
Billingham
Indiyanapolili
Stat
Journal
Gavelle
Tournal-Gazette
Eningham
Holman
Flo
Journal-Gavette
Indiana
Moynihan
i-Gazette
Port Wayne
Indianapolis
Cl Wryne Journal-Gagette
Lewlingham
Wells County
Maried Suefue
Aloin Heller
Mr. Klingham
Vecatur Democrat Company
Bluffton
Mr. Ellingham
Mr. Heller
Clim Lipkey
Frank Holloway
Journal-Gnzetts
Eilingham
Biuffian
Triana
Law Ellingham
Hod Wisner
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Ell[Ingham
Decatur Democrat
John H. Heiler
Ian
Ellignham
Duingham
John
Até Democrat
Risa
Con
Hamman
Andrew Moynihan
Daily Avind
jJournal-Cazette
Dancing Pavilion Opens at Exposition Grounds
Dancing Pavilion opens at Exposition grounds starting Monday at 11 a m and continuing until Saturday night at 12 p m Ross Franklin's orchestra, finest open air floors in the state, will headline the event attracting crowds.
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Exposition Grounds
Ross Franklin
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