Indiana Delegates Split Over Fairbanks Nomination
Fragmented Indiana and Illinois ballots show delegates split between Fairbanks and Taft as Republican leaders argue over the presidential nomination. Key figures include John C. Zulaft J. Monhauer and Charles A. Bookwalter among others, with state party chairmen pressing for unity at the Chicago convention.
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New National Committee Chooses Amid Intra Party Clash
A chaotic selection process for the national committee unfolds with factions opposing the chairman choice, signaling possible leadership shifts. The report highlights friction around names like Larry New and Frank A. Witcher as contenders for the chairmanship and the executive slot, with regional delegates from several states listed among the prospective members.
Two Conspicuous White Suits in the Chicago Convention
A fragmentary OCR description depicts political figures and factions at a Chicago convention. Mentions include Wiel Sewa Wry RENTAL VTLLB, Mr. Relief, Retwartz, and Standart OM, with references to factions and feuds. The text is garbled but centers on convention attire and key individuals in a party struggle.
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Gavel of Fort Dearborn Used at National Convention
Fort Dearborn wood gavel used at the Republican National Convention in Chicago. The historic piece was made from timber at Fort Dearborn and presented to the convention chairman, seen as a fitting symbol of the era and the event.
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Fragmentary Meeting Report on Lodge Work and Eastern Star
Incomplete notes describe a stated meeting with members present. Mentions Albion Iudge, Nelizon charge, Glevening, and several emails. Brethren repaired to subline degree of Mats tanquel rooms for a Hason event. A large number of brethren were served by the jur en. Eastern Star access enjoyed. Work described as slow.
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Longworths Attend Elks Fair Amid Taft Hopes
Mrs. Alice Longworth, wife of Representative Nicholas Longworth, visits Chicago as guests of the McCormicks for the Elks Fair. The party plans to attend events, with Taft and Roosevelt discussed, while Longworths hold seats via their congressional allotment near the Union Station area.
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Elks Fair Hosts A Pleasant Evening At Gley Home
Mrs Walter Gley hosted a gathering west of Lagrange with about forty guests. Prize winner Gisey, honored for a previous contest, received the first prize. The night featured refreshments, games, and lively entertainment as attendees enjoyed an amusing program and socializing.
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Whitley County Items Report Local Civil Notices
Whitley County notes reference a Colemeta Cau p enta citizen leaving town amid a road project on Mie combine avenue Cait street improvement. Contractors begin excavation early next week. Tyron Fold near Tetlerson town is described with road work details and local residents Rimmer endtcksnn and Garrison ant Oakley Jonce are mentioned.
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Youngest Civil War Soldier Now Fifty Nine
Elst News Bureau reports from Columbia City Indiana dated June 15 that the youngest Civil War soldier, once thought to be the last survivor, is now fifty nine years old.
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Night of the Elks Fair and Convention Arrangements
Journal-Gazette notes from Chicago on June 18 outline Elks Fair night scenes and preparations for the Republican National Convention. Details describe ticket access, headquarters, and officials guiding attendees while the event builds around speeches, ceremonies, and hospitality as hundreds seek admission and coordination.
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