Campaign chatter on Taft Sherman and 1912 ticket plans
The piece outlines Taft Sherman dynamics with Sheltering names like Fairbanks Mead and Barnes. It notes Roosevelt affiliations and Roosevelt delegates backing Lindsey, Glasscock, and Garfield as potential vice presidential or presidential contenders amid New York Ohio balance expectations.
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Hadley
Roosevelt
Lindsey
Glasscock
West Virginia
Tsanja
Pennsyla
New York
Garfield
Beveridge
Indiana
Sanater Kern
Beverider
James R. Garfield
Ohio
Grant
Hagley
Missouri
Boruh
Idan
Fort Wayne Aviator to Fly at Boyd Park
Fort Wayne aviator may perform at Boyd Park near Peru next Saturday and Sunday. The exhibition participation is not confirmed awaiting terms of a deal with the aviation company. In other news A. F. Naylor now owns the Farmers' Directory and Account book business, formerly run by L. L. Sypher. Horatford's Acid Phosphate advertised as a summer drink alternative to lemonade.
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Fort Wayne
Boyd Park
Smith
Peru
Bird Boy
A. F. Naylor
Farmers
L. L. Syphera
Horatford
Advertising as medicine for success in business
The piece likens advertising to medical treatment, urging consistent, honest effort and patient cooperation with the method. It argues that reliable advertising yields results, while neglect or hostility to ads wastes money and time. It stresses trust in proven methods and the value of well-presented, backable campaigns.
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Warnin
Ann Los
Thaw Case Deepens As Alienist Testifies At Hearing
June 17 in Whith Plains New York Harry K Thaws alienist Dr Royal Leak subpoened by Thaws lawyer to aid in his fight for freedom In Matteawan asylum Leak second physician at asylum testified before Justice Keogh that Thaw was constitutionally inferior Jerome former district attorney of New York questioned if such persons recover from that They may Do they have delusions of persecution They do Dr H Ernest Schmidt Newburgh lawyer testified to rationality of Thaw The hearing will continue tomorrow.
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Whith Plains
Harry K. Thaw
Royal Leak
Thaw
Stanford White
Matteawan Asylum
Leak
Ansrlum
Keogh
Supreme Court
Wiliam J. Jerome
New York
vThey
H. Ernest Schmidt
Newburgh
Roosevelt Address Delighted Delegates At Chicago Reception
Chicago June 17 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt spoke to state delegates at a high reception in the Elizabethan room. He told the crowd he was for strong action and pledged to back vigorous efforts. Roosevelt asserted readiness to support their cause and urged unity to carry the work to success.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
George
Board of Works Opens New River Boulevard Bridge
The Board of Works completed a sixteen by twelve foot bridge across a deep ravine near the No. 2 pumping station connecting Barthuld Street to Pune Avenue. The project included grading and a driveway, using logs from the Burviey building excavation and the old cannil dock, with logs in good condition despite being over eighty years old. A tract at Superior Street and Spy Run was approved, and Mr. Jarva dedicated ten feet of Lafayette Street.
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Board of Works
Barthuld Street
Pune Avenue
Burviey
Notre Dame plans graduation for local student Domud P McDonald
Domud P McDonald of the city may be produced this week from the electrical engineering department at Notre Dame university. Attending the commencement are Mr. and Mrs. P. J. McDonald and several relatives and friends including Mrs. P. J. McDonald, Firhon Alerding, Hugh, Marty and Frank Hogan, Miss Grace Homan, Miss Claudia Donnely and Miss Bielen May Irwin.
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Domud
Notice of cemetery meeting to elect two trustees
Notice announces a meeting at Mild Cemetery on Friday June 23 at 2 p.m. to elect two trustees. The document also references packing firm actions and government enforcement plans related to a company dissolution and proposed legal actions.
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Hercy
Vwriday
Vacation Notice Promotes Safe Storage at Bank Vaults
A brief notice urges customers to arrange with First National Bank before travel to store valuables and important papers in fire and burglar proof vaults. It emphasizes securing documents and belongings for a return and provides bank contact guidance.
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Furmer
Firat National Bank
Panera
Perann
First National Bank
Indians Organization Chooses Permanent Officers and Delegates
In Chicago in June a reformist Indian organization plans to back Taft then Roosevelt. The permanent officers named include Montgomery for leadership and Wil B weed for rules. Credentials J A Hemenway and Charles Warrenalr banks are listed with James P Gaddrich as national committeeman.
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Chicago
Induina
Taft
Roosevelt
Calia Ble Eayneus
O. ‘Montgomery
Wil B
Weed
Credendals
J. A. Hemenway
Charles Warrenalrbanks
Nalional
James P. Gaddrich
Battle Near La Cruz Resumes As Rebels Meet Federal Force
Bulletin reports renewed fighting along the Concho river near La Cruz about 95 miles south of here at noon. General Salaze commands about 2,000 rebels opposing a federal force of roughly the same strength. Both sides will be reinforced and a major clash between the main bodies of the armies appears likely.
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Mexico
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Remtualan Club Endorses Taft. Roosevelts Backed
In Chicago on June 17 the Remtblian Club of New York opened headquarters in the Auditorium Hotel and adopted an appeal endorsing the New York state delegation action on June 15. The club, with 2000 members from across the country, long supported Roosevelt and now backs Taft after a unanimous vote.
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Chicago
Remtblian Club
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Teventy
Auditorium Hotel
New York State
Taft
Flynn's Trainer Resigns Amid Camp Tensions
Tommy Rynt retired as trainer in chief at Sim Flynt's camp where Flynt prepares for a forthcoming middleweight title bout with Duck Johnson on July 4. A rift with Fixam and Ryan surfaced after the trainer's arrival, with no clear cause disclosed.
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Tommy Rynt
Sim Flynt
Duck Johnson
Fixam
Ryan
Curler
Ray Madams Attend National Ben-Hip Meet
Attorney Kay McAdam departs for Crawfordsville to attend the national ben-hips meeting. The event focuses on welfare of the organization with McAdam serving on the wealth grievance committee and duties to perform.
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BEN- Nor
Kay McAdam
Crawfordsville
Mir. McaAdam
Ann
Perfor
Utilities Commission Debate Sways Evansville Officials
An Evansville afternoon paper reports campaign chatter on utilities governance and proposed merger terms. Promoters of a merger between Evansville Electric and Southern Indiana Water Works seek public support, amid coverage of candidate stances and regulatory questions.
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Int
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Varderburg
Uney
Awnadidatens
Puble Wuees
Tvanavils & Southern Indiang Vwaden Somping
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Merry Will
Evansville Can
Bicetris Lalgut Company
Citlaona Hero
Ghimorlig
Choapur UN
Efecto
Typewrite carpons guaranteed qualities
Fort Wayne Printing Co printed at 14 Washington Blvd and offered typewrite carpons with guaranteed qualities.
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Fort Wayne Printing Co
Washington Blvd
Life Imprisonment Declared for Slayer at Dance Killing
George Wilson was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of George Kemp during a dance last April in Rivansville. The court found the killing unprovoked as Kemp, a dancer, stood as victim amid the incident.
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Rvansville
George Wilson
George Kemp
Kemp
Thought Wife Arouses As Elkhart Delegates Held
June 17. Samuel Kepler, a traveling salesman, awakened by his wife who cried out in bed. She dreamt she was a Roosevelt delegate and he her adversary. He was found choking her in the room, the events unfolding amid tensions over local delegate activity.
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Elkhart
Samuel Kepler
Hote
Wersame
Wlite
Roosevelt
Taggarts Honeymoon Visit to Belvedere
The Taggarts are on a 34th wedding anniversary honeymoon trip visiting Baltimore. Mrs Taggart, future wife of the man who would become a national Democratic figure, is surrounded by hematite roses in her writing room as reporters note her stance on the convention and suffrage, while Mr Taggart confirms she is not a suffragist.
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Sophy
Jim Sher
New Fork
Hammond
Taft
Massachusetta
Taft UN
Roosevelt
Baltimore
Belvedere Te-Aay
Taggart
Progressives debate at Chicago convention session
June 17 roll call shows Progressive delegates from Wisconsin and North Dakota weighing Roosevelt support. Wisconsin caucus continued at 1:30 am while Taft forces plan to oppose the line of attack. Delegations consider procedural steps for a potential second ballot and chairing actions as convention proceedings unfold.
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Sematur Kenyar
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Roosevelt
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North Dakota
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Rosewater
National Committee
Woman's League Starts New Movement In Port Wayne
The Woman's League in Port Wayne launches a citywide educational movement to spark interest in the camera and its educational possibilities. An amateur photographers contest will soon be announced with prizes for best pictures and professional judges.
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Woman's League
Ie Vamura
Alwig
Gwarden
Bert
Port Wayne
Canwra
Inc
League
Dig
Tay
Orm
Tizca
Fort Wayne
Women’s League
Mart Indereat
Entuma Averyohe
Garrett Eagles Memorial Service Report in Garrett Iowa
A garrett community memorial service for departed brothers featured a military band, quartets, readings, and a procession from the hall to Calvary White Cemetery. The event drew excellent attendance and the lodge noted growth and new members joining soon.
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Garrett
Jane
Limi
Mitaly
Ower
Calvary Whyte
Wang
Onder
Succe
Louis Clus at Concordia College Tonight
Louis Clus performs at Concordia College auditorium with a program by the Osphyouk Glow club. The concert features challenging pieces, a national tour, and a hopeful reception, with plans for future travel to Toledo Detroit Glovehill and New York cities. The youth camera movement in Fort Wayne aims to engage the public in education through amateur photography contests judged by professionals.
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Osphyouk Glow Club
Concordia
Cengyrdit College
Toledo
Tintrott
New York
Brooklyn
Eb Women's League
Decatur Girl Dies After Fourth of July Collapse
In Decatur Indiana 23 year old Miss Gladya Helm collapsed during Independence Day observances. Reported as nervous and prostrated by excitement she died from the incident, with notes she had been nervous since childhood. Her death follows a July celebration tragedy.
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Ind
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Decatur Mother Locked Infant in Closet
In Decatur Indiana on June 17 Mrs Mary McCall reported returning home to find her seven month old baby locked in a closet. The infant appeared exhausted and may have died from the incident. The mother heard noises before finding the child hidden in darkness behind the door.
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Decatur
Ind
Mary McCall
Maf Brau chef leases Bales case and to whisk Thursday
Gity News notes Hartel the Maf Brau chef has leased the Bales case and will assume vharga Thursday morning. Judge and Mrs. Carl Yaple return from Mendon Michigan where they were guests of Judge Yaple's parents over Sunday. A gon was to Mr and Mrs Emil Burry of Delaware avenue yesterday. Deputy Ryvenue Callgetor Fy Sharp went to Dhyram…(narration truncated)
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Mit Hartel
Maf Brau
Bales
Ryvenue Callgetor
Fy Sharp
Dyiampolis
Four Tickets On 900 To 1 Shot
Cincinnati June 17 Wishing Ring a 1-year-old colt owned by J Rees won the sixth race at Lotonia today at odds of more than 900 to 1. The exact totals show two-dollar wagers of 1,485 350 to win and 1,400 to place with 17240 to show. Only four two-dollar tickets were sold in the OTSP.
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Cincinnati
Ring
J. ¥. Rees
Lotonia
Kentucky
Wade Monahan to Lead Phi Delta Kappa Delegation
A large Phi Delta Kappa delegation will attend the patronal convention in Marion Indiana on June 26 and 27 to support Wade Monahan for the office of district president. Monahan, known in fraternity circles, is backed by Wilbae Prelghiner of Marion and Harry Nev of Cincinnati Ohio.
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Hi Delta Kappie
Wii
Marion
Ind
Wale Monitlin
wWilbae Prelghiner
Marlon
Harry Nev
Gineinnatl, Ohin
Forty Four Year Pastors Fort Wayne Lutheran Pastor
Samuel Wagenbuls celebrated his forty fourth anniversary in Fort Wayne as pastor of Trinity Ringlst Lutheran Church. He came four days after his ordination to the English Lutheran seminary in Philadelphia and served in Co A Math Ohly infantry during the Civil War rising to first lieutenant. The minister is held in high esteem and the church credits its growth to his faithful labor.
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Samuel Wagentuls
Fort. Wayne
Wagenbuls
Former Fort Wayne Man Sees Turmoil in Chicago
Joseph Blener, a former Fort Wayne resident now in Chicago, reports turmoil on Michigan Avenue as politicians gathered there during a brief stay with relatives. He notes the city’s unrest upon his departure yesterday.
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Fort Wayne
Chicago
Joseph Blener
Port Wayne
Wisner
Michigan Avenue
Johnson alleges assault by Wortsman and Miller at West Man street barn
Howe A Johnson claims Pat Miller August Horstman and John Horstman beat him in Florstman's livery barn on West Man street. Warrants were issued for all three and they are set for hearings in the police court this morning.
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Howeard Johnson
Spoons Stolen Suspect Pair Arrested in New York
Charles Miller and Mark Samkiss were arrested by Officer Joe Brennan at Barr and Columbia streets in New York City after police found a valuable collection of silver spoons on them. The suspects face charges of pilfering and will be questioned about the origins of the spoons.
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Charles Miller
Mark Samkiss
New York City
Joe Brennan
Barr and
Columbia Streets
Fort Wayne Motorcycle Club hosts event at Swinney Park
A Fort Wayne Motorcycle Club gathering was announced for this evening at Swinney Park, detailing a social meeting and activities planned in the park setting.
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Swinney Park
Fort Wayne Motorcycle Club
Kinder Gets Miner School Contract Awarded
At a special school board meeting last night Superintendent Study announced the Miner School construction contract was awarded to Michael Kinder for 22,000 dollars. Other bids included DeLawrence 27,520 JM Manly 27,000 Henry Talib 28,977 and Namneniatels 2K Kl Work on the building will begin soon. Patterson-Fletcher Co. sent another straw hat shipment.
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Miner
Michael Kinder
DeLawrence
JM. Manly
Henry Talib
William, Namneniatels
Notice to Queen Esther Lodge Members
The special car for Huntington will depart the interurban station on West Main Street Thursday at 4 30 PM. Do not fail to be there on time. Mrs. Clara H. Lipes recording secretary.
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West Main Street
Clara H. Lipes
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