Indiana Democrats Claim Statewide Victory and Ready for Baltimore
Evan S. Stotsenbourg of Albany outlines Democratic gains in Indiana across federal and state offices, citing Senate, House, and governor’s races. He credits party platform pledges on income tax, child labor, wage laws, and voter registration, praising Governor Marshall and Samuel M. Ralston. He urges a united national ticket led by Governor Marshall and predicts strong prospects in 1912.
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United States
Indiana
Benjamin F. Shively
John W. Kern
House of Representatives
State House
Indianapolis
General Assembly
Senate
Democratic Party
Mat General Assembly
Democratic General Assembly
Congress
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Che Gevatil Aznombly
Agnemhy
Tabor
Sha Geheral Assembly
Ken
Catalda
Unite
Nsedicnet
Menénal Assembly
Inet General Assembly
Beiigwer
Atute Mrourn
Tuck
Lake County
F ‘Taft
Marshall
Ila
Inilans
Samuel M. Ralston
Baltimore
Ulan
Ital Olstresa
Theo
Evan
Stotsenbourg
Recipe Peddlers Push False Cure Claim Across Ads
Fragmented OCR shows a dubious block touting a “3.50 Recipe For Weak Men” and various names and claims. It mentions a supposed cure or remedy for weakness and masculine power with references to allies and youth, plus scattered names and addresses, suggesting an early advertisement or pamphlet for a fake restorative product.
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Jack
Axceasen
Jno
EB. Robinson
Leeann Ten
Editor's Bold Call for Honest Economy in State Politics
G Ellingham of the Decatur Democrat urges bold democracy in campaign. He condemns waste and extraneous public expenses, touts Governor Marshall's independence and honesty, and endorses the national party's presidential nomination, calling for fiscal restraint and accountability. Printed from the Indianapolis office document, June f.
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Willums
United States
Hutulexn Tombor
Stepherson
Wisconsin
Lorimer
Nmnals
Bowen
Marshall
Jexancas
Exrouttys
Fle Hinensky
Glingham
Indianapella
Dems urged for unity to secure ticket victory
Linton Ind June 7 editorial urges Democrats to unite and organize to win state and national tickets in 1912. The piece criticizes Republican division and argues for Democratic principles and vigilant effort led by editor W M Moss.
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Sadie Lin
M. Moss
Linton
Ind
Democracy and reforms echo in Sullivan editorial row
Editor Paul Poynter argues for progressive reforms and greater democracy to curb monopoly power and tariffs. He endorses the Democratic majority's record and calls for policy changes to empower the people against political corruption and special interests.
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Auronas
Bryan
Tade
Tha Tower
Wanchaf
Senate
Ballivan
Tak
Powney Sees Bright Prospects for Democratic Victory
In a statement responding to a campaign inquiry, C H Powney asserts strong prospects for Democratic success in both the eastern and national arenas. He claims motors 46 a foregone conclusion and highlights Governor-Mrstiad as a key figure in an excellent chance to win.
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Atre
Nailon
Motors
Political shout for Bryan platform at Baltimore
J N Culp urges the Republican Party to craft a clear, proactive platform and solid candidates for Baltimore to secure victory. He argues Democrats need a convincing plan and warns that without it Republicans risk losing power. He advocates action, unity, and adherence to Bryan’s ideas for national success.
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Roofie- Velt
The
Smithsonian
G. O
Democrata
Alyne
Bryun
Bryan
Baltimore
Fort Wayne and Indiana Hope in Democratic Unity
The Laporte Argus Bulletin editor laments national and Indiana political options, praising the faith in Groverland’s leadership and the Battle Creek convention. He expects Themine Tt Marshall to be the standard bearer and calls for yeomen service to shape Indiana’s republic, recalling memories of last year’s Democratic era.
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Familly Farbide
Fort Wayne
Traiann
Taft
Roosevelt
Marshall
Indiana
Republic
Laporte
Jiarry Th. Darling
Tre
Tune
Honest Tom Marshall for President and Why
Letters from June 4 rally in Salis city criticize Indiana Democratic editors. The writer praises Vermont Democrats and Henry Grady style echoes, arguing constancy and loyalty to democracy amid Republican victories. References Governor Claud Mathews and Democratic declines, urging steadfast support for Honest Tom Marshall and party principles.
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Ube
Anoual Martins
Indiana
Vermont
Goa
Claud Mathews
Altalra
Te Mati
Troilanu
Maeshalt
Democratia
Meir
Lytening
Gond
Independent Voter and Democratic Party Battle in Vermont and Indiana
George R. Durgan of Lafayette edges into a sprawling defense of the independent voter linked to Democratic unity. The piece laments partisan frictions between Vermont Democrats and Indiana allies, urging Honest Tom Marshall for president and praising Samuel M. Ralston while noting the enduring rallying cry of independence amid a fraught national landscape.
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Ilpany
Williame
Mundricks
Gray
Washington
Jhcineiites
Dembertus
Yankee
Vermont
Indiana
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Rothar
Democratic Party
New York
Tollang
Belilevire
Une Allie
Averi
Tom Marshall
Inidlana
Constanty
Henry W. Grady
Tndinna
Samuel M. Ralston
Yletory
Bam Ralston
Ua Atenin Puike
George RH
Durgan
Lafayette
Democratic Leaders Kept Faith, Editor Ligonier Banner Claims
The Ligonier Banner editorial lauds Democratic leaders for maintaining faith amid national politics. It argues Republicans rely on special interests and calls for public confidence once Democratic policy and party pledges are fulfilled, praising Indiana state leadership and Governor Marshall while urging continued party unity and reform.
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J. E. McDonald
Ligonier Banner
Nervance
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Republicat Party
Republica Mar
Democratic Party
Cmsgress
Promsen Aml
Pont Pri
Thas Déammenitie
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Democratic Editorialist Praises Governor Marshall and Barnhart
A June 11 letter from H. A. Barnhart of Workington, B.C., addresses Democratic leaders and editors urging unity and civic responsibility. He criticizes Republican factions, calls for higher public standards, and backs continued Democratic governance and reform. He ends with praise for long-standing affiliations and support for a forthcoming meeting.
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Inginna Democratic Editorial Association
Democrate Party
Marty Cenuhllenn
Grant
Republican Party
Ty Rapublicas Party
Jerfurwn
Jackson
Congress
Tiber Party
Glats
Ux Indo
Cheiter Qing
Taumtrys
Ring
People
Enitlatit
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Pon Tadlana
Anderalin
Trava Bean Aa
H. A. Barnhart
Workington
B.C
Committees appointed for 16th 1Goth Annual Reunion
The 16th 1Goth annual reunion committee members were named at the court house for August 24 in Columbia City Maryland. A royal reception and ball game are planned with a royal mood to welcome visitors and ensure a top quality event. Finance committee includes S Ny Marittey and Er wart Graves among others while arrangement and decoration groups list several local names. The Roof Garden venue promises best music and a cool floor.
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Tuna
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Taitlana Veterans
Court House
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Nance
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Erwart Graves
Lanny Etnipes
J. la Wishburn
W. G. Entrokin
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Harry Siler
Republican County Convention Saturday in Columbia City
Columbia City, Ind June 4 The Republican county convention meets Saturday at the Tuttle Opera House in Columbia City for a county ticket. Attendance is hoped despite spring work delaying plans. Candidates have announced and seek a strong ticket to win in the fall.
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Colmimbia City
Ind
Sepuldicana
Whitby County
Ambia
Tuttle Opera Hosse
Tarmore
Hundreds Pay Tribute To C. C. Gilhams in Lagrange
In Lagrange Indiana on June 7 hundreds gathered at the Presbyterian church for the funeral of Clarence C Gilhams former congressman. The town closed businesses and the post office paused as mourners honored a longtime civic leader respected for honesty loyalty to home and family. Funeral services were led by Rev David Truesdale. The procession to Greenwood cemetery stretched nearly a mile. Relatives neighbors and notable attendees from nearby cities praised his public spirit and philanthropy.
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Lagrange
Ind
Lagmine
I Congressoi
Clarence ¢. Gilhiams
Presbyterian
Washington
Epinasse
David Truesdale
John J. Gillette
Stévey K. Gaulard
Ju Jam
Drake
Greenwood Cemetery
Gilliams
Frank Myers
Linvilys
Holderbaum
Lloyd Clapman
Columbia City
Clorenes Bicknell
Auburn
William Bolman
M. Stack
Birs
F Smith
CR. Gilliams
Sturgis Midh
Sworn Statement of May 1912 Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette reports its daily circulation for May 1 to May 31 1912 with an average of about 22749 copies. The publisher M H Moynihan declares the paper has the largest daily circulation in Fort Wayne and Allen County and substantial city county and territorial reach. Continuous open circulation records and advertiser interest are noted.
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Fort Ware
Journel-Gazetts
Daly
Fort Wayne
Aten County
Ity Ually
Port Wayne
Wapeetlon
Advertigum
Truven
Death of George Bowers Baffles Whitley County
George Bowers, a Whitley County resident born in Franklin County, Pennsylvania on September 14, 1840, died Thursday evening in Cloverland township. He served in the Civil War with Company D, 1st Pennsylvania Cavalry under Sheridan, later settled in Whitley, engaged in farming, and leaves a widow Mary Uippenutoss Bowers and several children. Funeral arrangements were announced by Pastor Bair. The Franklin estate of Frankin Foust valued at about 160,000 includes real estate and personal property, with heirs and executors named.
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Sone
Goothe A. Bowers
Whitley County
Clavelind
Mranklin County
Pransylvan
al Mary
James Boware
Pennsylvania
Sheridan
Ts Frome
Indiana
Idi
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Marrige
Mary Uippenutoss
Penneylvania
Fin
Ty Oils Union Alc Chidren
Bord
Samex Mowers
Humo
Hwo
Bowers
South Whiley
Amsels Binners
Wabogh
Urban
Gary
Wallatantion
Whitley
Bair
Fort Wayne
Columbia City
End
Juke T
Franklin Oust
Cleon H. Foust
John M. Mawéry
Robert J. Dents
BNO
State Bank
South Whitley
Atack
Farmers’ Loan and ‘Trust Company
Whitley Telephone Company
Patterson-Fletcher CO
Monumental Headstones by Bates R Co
Monument advertising raised letter monuments and headstones. Bates R Co offers pneumatic tool lettering and custom inscriptions. Located at 344 East Columbia Street serving local customers.
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Columbia St
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