Fort Wayne Column Flags Roaring Political Debates
The Fort Wayne Daily Tribune column discusses national finance and policy battles. It cites Roosevelt Bryan and Taft era tensions, revenue declines, and a history of treasury deficits, contrasting Republican and Democratic positions while noting canal benefits and port activity on the Great Lakes. It mentions Cyrus W. Cline and local election mentions with Indiana Democrat themes.
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Chicago
Toledo
Fort Wayne
Frayed health scare and distant geopolitical notes
Fragmented report cites fearful health scare about milk poisons and air quality, plus scattered political commentary. It touches Fort Wayne dairymen, a Wickit school listing taxation figures, and debates on Wilhelm and Japan with a messy mix of names, places, and monetary figures from past administrations.
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Health Department
Fort Wayne
Fireworks Tonight at Robison Park Grand Display
A grand firework display is planned at Robison Park tonight following the Meyir performance. The Friday attraction promises a far more impressive show than usual, with a special emphasis on a dramatic finale after dusk.
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Robison Park
Robinon Park
Local Obituaries Recap From City News
Multiple death notices list John Sayer 72 dying at Lutheran hospital of kidney trouble and burial at Linden Wood. Paul Weber of Weber hotel dies at St Joseph Hospital after long illness. Lottie Diffendorfer dies at St Joseph’s Hospital age nineteen, married last fall. Walter Beyer aged nine months dies in Luke township. Mrs T F Boyd dies in Pittsburg Kan leaving husband four sons and four daughters. Patterson Fletcher Co ad noted in local paper.
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Seheumuon & Uhner Sales
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Lottie Diffendorfer
MaBride
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Zanceville
Ind
St. Joseph's Hospital
A. 5. Wilson
Runzyke
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Chlorosis Ad
A illustration of chlorosis treated with Dr Williams Pink Pills, claiming cures for development weakness in girls. Personal testimony from Mrs Martin Wells describes rapid recovery after using the pills. The ad asserts safety, no stimulants, and a free booklet on blood diseases, directing orders to Dr Williams Medicine Company in Schenectady.
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Old Dominion 18 Delegates Back Bryan at Convention
Roanoke Va June 11 The state democratic convention selected delegates to the national convention with instructions to vote for William J Bryan for the presidential nomination. Lexington Ky June 11 The Democratic convention instructed its delegates to the Denver convention to vote for Bergan until he is nominated.
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County surveyor reels in bass trip with kin
Dave Spindler returned from James Lake with three days of fishing along with brothers-in-law William McNalney Jonathan Werts and Frank Roberts. They landed thirty black bass and kept over ten fish in total as the group enjoyed a merrier outing than ditching health worries.
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James Lake
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Frank Roberts
RY ONCE MORE FOR CLEMENCY BILLEK TO DIE TOMORROW
Chicago dispatch reports Herman Billek condemned for murder of Mary Uzral seeks clemency through Governor Denebh after a June 11 denial of habeas corpus. Judge Landis may still act on a stay to allow U.S. Supreme Court appeal. Springfield committee collected over 60,000 signatures urging pardon or reprieve.
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Major Kidd Dies After Long Public Life in Indiana
Huntington June 1 Major Meredith H. Kidd prominent attorney editor politician and pioneer resident of Indiana’s congressional district died at his daughter’s home after a long, active career. Born January 7 1825 in Connersville he served in the Civil War and the Indian wars edited the Plaindealer in Wabash and twice contested a congressional seat. Survived by five children including Dr Rose Beer Denver and Dr H K Mellvaine Huntington funeral set for Friday morning with a large party proceeding to Wabash.
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Anthony
Kas
Mizz
Alice Kidd
Los Angeles
H. K. Mellvaine
Ove Huntington
Divorce Suit Filed by Essig Against Kiszig for Abandonment
Ellen Essig sues Charles C Kiszig for divorce alleging abandonment and failure to support wife and daughter. She says she repeatedly asked for support with no reply and their daughter also sought funds for sustenance and education. Kiszig now at Cast He Ren. The Brudi versus lerpat et al case also occupies attention. attorneys Barcett.
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South Milford Farmer Found Dead in Barn
South Milford Indiana. Andy Englert a farmer living southeast of town was found dead in his barn this morning, suspended by a taped neck. He was nearly sixty and had been prosperous, but had shown signs of mental distress recently. Last week he had overdosed.
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Andy Engiett
Englert
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Auburn minor news misspelled items with local names
An Auburn Indiana brief reports misread names and places from a local business and family events. It mentions Thomas returning from Orland after a short visit, a cigar factory interest shifted to Fort Wong, and references a family with several children in the area.
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