Democratic ticket and Bryan quotes in 1908 race
The item cites Democratic ticket figures with Bryan leading. notes votes, instructed and pledged delegates, and totals from states like Texas Arizona West Virginia Nevada and Arkansas. Mentions Hearst vote gains and a Lincolnhan Brean HQ update. References a Sinnettian talk on war powers and corporate influence.
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Lincoln
Bryan
Denver
Texas
Arizona
West Virginia
Nevada
Trahe
Arkansas
New Hampshire
Maryland
Both
Anienotyn
Gray
Juhason
Fragmented lines hint at republican convent presiding figures
A garbled exchange references delegates and a presidential vote, with mentions of a convention and district politics. The legible bits imply tensions around leadership, surrogate roles, and party alignments amid a heated political scene.
Grace Reformed Church Celebrates Local Event
Grace Reformed Church marked a week of observances with hymns and a formal musical program. Speakers referenced university celebrations and urged continued church support despite depression era hardships. Choirs led by Miss Stolle Huttger and others delighted attendees in the parish hall.
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Hong
AL SS
St. John’s
Mies Stolle Huttger
Moytha Fittner
Civrty
Carl Roemble
Brewton
Four Additional Affidavits Filed Against Milk Deliverers
Sanitary Officer Jones and City Milk Inspector Dr George Gillie intensify the milk law enforcement in the city. Affidavits filed against Charles Prunge Mural Route 13 Wren Rudolph Route 18 Leonard Faulk Route 6 William Michael of Dorel and Michael Walton Avenue. Thirty wagons halted for milk samples. most tests show acceptable results with a few below standard. Gillie notes the need for proper bottle storage and legal compliance to safeguard public health.
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Health Department
Dalzymets
Jons
Charles Prunge
Wren Rudolph
Leonard Faulk
Willum Michael
Dorel &Michael
Walton Avenue
George Gillie
City Milk and Meat
Gillie
Yale
M. Ziber
C. Nesbaum
Zelt Bros
J. Brannigan
F. Stutte
James ‘Steel
H. Kesdberry
John Steel
Oscar Tihany
A. Duell
Iy A Parker
D. Ide Macken
Je Summel Dairy
Kay N Klug
G. Berghorn
N. Crate
James Gillie
Bruggeman
Crass
Meade
First Wanmee of the Season at Lima June 17
Local track news outlines events for Lima on June 17 with two feature races and a free for all. Benewa of Lagrange set a bold pace in recent trials, while Mabie ML of Aldan showcased strong performance. The programme includes a Green Race at 2:25 and a 3:26 free for all, amid weather and track conditions described as tricky.
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Lima
Areacon
Benewa
Tasrange
Mabie ML
Aldan
Benewa i
Schermerhorn
Lagrange
Alma Track
Mableie
Japan
Allen County Farm Visit Noted by Commissioners
A fragment mentions a scheduled visit to the Allen County Farm and notes commissioners reviewing an institution related to insurance protection and fire prevention. The text is garbled but indicates official attention to county operations and safety measures.
unclear historical article about figures and events
fragmentary OCR text mentions several names and roles, but many words are garbled. It reads as a historical item with references to a heart related term, financial roles, and multiple named individuals. The exact event, date, and place are not discernible from the readable portion.
The Strenuous Life Elress Ad Lacks Clear Meaning
Fragmented OCR text describes health complaints and dubious remedies. It mentions Fort Wayne and various symptoms but provides no coherent event or verifiable facts. The piece reads like an advertisement or misread medical notice with unclear claims and missing context.
Elks Parade and Citizens' Bond Fair Planned in Fort Wayne
The Fort Wayne Elks lodge schedules a parade led by the Citizens' bond and a bike fair running from evening to June 20. Supreme Ruler Frank Bougher to signal opening. funds to charity and lodge treasury. Parade routes listed with arrival back at the temple by 8:30 p.m.
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Fort Wayne
Frank “Bougher
Prohibitionist Fanning to Speak at Major Meeting
The Hon Mr Fanning of Philadelphia will address a 2 o clock mass meeting at the Majestic theater tomorrow evening. A chorus of 1599 voices from city churches will accompany the event organized by Mr J Connelly. Summer W Haynes of Portland will attend and Rev Bonneville Sawyer will give the opening prayer.
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Puila-delphia
Majestic Theater
Prohibition County
Bonneville Sawyer T
Boomers and Manufacturers Meet in Wayne for Boom Center
The Bore Warng Jobbers and Biln atures association held a shipping conference in Fort Wayne to promote the city as a manufacturing and distribution hub. A private car trip on a two day tour will visit Auburn and other towns, with merchants to be met by the organizers to foster closer ties and publicize Wayne’s commerce.
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Whep. Wentz
Willian Beck
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Comsnhea
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Ering
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A.thompson
C.D
Tillow
J. J
Frank
LaGrange Plans Fourth of July Celebration
LaGrange business leaders call a meeting for Friday evening at the Standard office to organize the Fourth of July celebration. Lafragne county residents are urged to attend and help start the annual event.
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du Kiet
Lagrange
Ind
Laftrange
Sigler Home Reception After Wedding Near Lagrange
A large gathering attended a reception tendered for Mr and Mrs BH Ort Sigler at the Sigler home south of Lagrange. About fifty friends and relatives shared refreshments and extended congratulations during a pleasant social evening. Hanna Families to Hold Reunion at Angola fairgrounds Friday.
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I Lagrange
Jad
BH. Ort Sigler
Paul Sliz
Jer
Southiwest
Lagrange
Kiet News Bureau
Angola
Ind
Hanna
Fairgrounds
Gould Drops Project and Wheeling and Lake Erie Receivership
George J. Gould discards his transcontinental railroad plan as he sails for Europe. He confirms leaving property in a comfortable position and discusses the Wheeling and Lake Erie receivership tied to the Wabash-Pittsburgh Terminal. Local rail notes report slight mill upticks and crew movements amid industry shifts and upcoming Nickel Plate events in Culver.
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New York
George J. Gould
Europe
Harriman
Union Pacific
Ismail
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Wabash-Pittebars
Wabah Tn
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Wab
Waterloo minor news snippet with student notices
Waterloo Indiana brief notes that mention Milas Liytu Kaizchy a local high school graduate leaving Monday to attend a summer term at the T J Mrs Laura Sivcinir. The item also references attendees Adelaide Will Blacks of Fort Wayne and Frank Init of Antwerp in relation to the event.
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Waterloo
Ind
Tung
Liytu Kaizchy
Ronday
T. J
Laura Sivcinir
Alesdames Will Blacks
Fort Earnec
Frank Init
Antu
A Hoosier Heroine in Wabash Courthouse Scene
In Wabash Indiana sheriff Freeman honors Mrs William Shepherd with flowers after she pursued a burglar, holding him at gunpoint with a double barreled shotgun until officers arrive. Harrison, a Negro burglar, broke into the home of Mrs Grey Temple. Shepherd and Temple chased and captured him. The judge asked if the shotgun was loaded and she replied both barrels.
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Theqe Tay
Wabash Circuit Court
Mont
Sherlff
George Freeman
Wilam Shepherd
Shepherd
John Harrison
Sually
Harrison
Grey Temple
Winona Exchange Opens With New Operator in Lake
Lake Indiana June 9 The summer telephone exchange in this city opened today with Lene Jeerst as operator. The station is described as the first in the News area and marks a new communication link for residents.
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Winds Lake
Ind
Restesias
Iss Lene Jéerst
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