Indiana Democratic Ticket Faces 1900 Campaign Turmoil
The Fort Wayne Journal notes the Democratic ticket for senator Cyrus W. Cline and references national party maneuverings. It contrasts 1900 campaign chairs and a history of party leadership, mentions Pennsylvania finance exposure tied to Allegheny bank losses, and praises Governor-elect Marshall while critiquing Republican machine influence.
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Pittshore
Pennsylvania
Allegheny National Bank
William Montgomery
Republican State
Benatar Penrose
Week's News Forecast on Democratic and Republican Plans
The week’s news forecast outlines party activities from Denver and beyond. Delegates and committees prepare for conventions while speakers like James S. Sherman return to New York. Vermont, Georgia, North Carolina, and other states schedule meetings, and women gather in Boston for the General Federation of Women’s Clubs biennial convention. The piece contrasts Taft and Roosevelt era dynamics with reflections on party platforms and leadership qualities, noting the democratic emphasis on clear principles and the republican critique of platform compromises.
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Democratic
Denver
New Haven
Yale
James S. Sherman
Vnto
Dimitratly
Xuiste
Redstone li Georgi
North Carolin
Lowe
Vermont
Atlanta
Tremay
Chaclottes
Stone City
Burlingroyan
Pelday
Bostay
General Federation of Aronena Clubs
Why Gannon Rejoiced Over Cannon and Sherman
Fragmentary text portrays Uncle Joe Cannon’s influence on party policy and the selection of a presidential running mate. It claims Cannon shaped the platform, backed Sherman for vice president, and faced opposition from President Roosevelt’s agenda, questioning public trust in Senate and House leaders.
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Uncle Joe
Cannon
Sien Fils
Joe
Congress
White House
Senate
House
Sherman
Rongerelt
James
New York
Mr. Sheemet
Patty Neomizea
Delegates Rally at Denver Denounces Roosevelt Policies
A Chicago convention critique laments political tactics and tariff fights. Warnings against factions punctuate a call for reform minded by delegates from the Twelfth district, naming Hanly and Fairbanks in a heated national debate.
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Navy
Amy
Annies
Pugre
Etenin Roller In Action, Mutwa
Sgn
Geo
Standard
Reyuite
Mgr
Yryun
Roosevelt
Oubania
Sun
Wwer
Congress
Republicams Iate
Thhuse
Bryan
Hongevelt
McHinley
Hepublicans
Chicazo
Mme
J. Frank Hanly
Chicago
Lafquette
Albany
Denver
Eggeman
Twelfth District
Atte
Sig. W. Kann
Ligonier
Ind
Hanly
Taft Household “Expanses” High Against Secretary Taft Salary
The article notes Taft family expenses on K Street surpass the secretary of war’s salary. It recalls that Expanses reached 17,009 dollars while the salary stood at 98,000, three years ago. Taft himself is cited as confirming household accounts once exceeded 17,000 dollars before food prices rose.
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Linton
Taft
K Street
Parisian Sage Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Growth
An early 20th century ad proclaims Parisian Sage as the cure for dandruff and a hair growth enhancer. It touts a Germanic germ threat and urges purchase from Meyer Bros. Co in Thitas or agents, claiming the product strengthens and beautifies hair within a week for 50 cents a bottle.
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Sioux
Paris
Giroux Eal
United States
France
Giroux Mfg. Co
Eversions
America
Meyer Bros. Co
Parisia
Taft Campaign Finances and Linton Estate Wealth
The article traces the Taft family funding for William Howard Taft, noting estimates from $78,000 to $760,000 plus for his nomination campaign and detailing the Linton estate holdings in Cincinnati and Chicago. It discusses the Taft and Linton fortunes, stock dealings, and the role of Mrs Taft in financing household expenses and political ascent.
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William
Taft
Washington
Cinetonetl
Autor
New York
Eatatt
Longworth
Grager
Slutun Eurly
Kroveries
Hanging Nocky
Ohie
lHringing Rocks
Sinton
Cleveland Cas Company
Hin
Siaton
Cacle
Slaton
Water City
Cleveland
Linton
Puttile Cain
Cincinnati
Chigigo
Aly
Charles Taft
Willan Taft
Williem Howard Taft
Tott
Supreme Court
Robert Morton le Follette
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
la Follette
Baltes Block TQ Lease Promises West Berry Space
Edward M. Baltes announces the Baltes block on West Berry Street near the Anthony hotel will be leased after September as the Griffin transferred medicine company to a new Fairfield Avenue building. The block will be vacated in September and open to prospective tenants with no definite plans yet for the year.
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Griffin
Lic Medicine
Fairfield Avenue
Balies
West Berry Street
Prohibition Issue in Maine Faces Referendum Hurdles
Debate over a statewide referendum on prohibition grows as factions seek to elect a pro amendment legislature. Current roll calls show 875 delegates chosen from 1,923 eligible, with Fernald, Haines, Boothby leading. Democratic standard bearer is Chan Albert Grdver of Rockland, pledging to submit policy questions to the people.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Fernald
Haines
Boothby
Bangor
Qhadiat Grrdver
Rockland
Kendallville Maccabees Observe Memorial Day in Town
In Kendallville Indiana Star Tent Knights of the Maccabees met at 10 in their hall and marched to the Evangelical church for a memorial address by Rev. J Browns. For fifteen years the Maccabees attended service. this year the dedication marked a first external service. A morning committee visit to the cemetery strewn the grave of George W. Harel with flowers.
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Kendallville
Ind
Juana
Star Tent
Knights of Maccabes
Evangelical Church
J. Browns
Maccabees
Thie City
Bie Cemetery
George W. Harel
Classified Ad Promises Pay If You Prove Useful
A terse line declares the world owes prosperity to the reader and promises a paid chance to prove usefulness through a classified ad. The brief text frames opportunity as a debt to be collected by showing value.
Elks Fair Fundraising Parade Silly Stunts Draw Fort Wayne Support
The Fort Wayne Elks lodge reports raising funds nearing sixteen thousand dollars for the fair, surpassing early hopes of fifteen thousand in ten days. Event chatter highlights Teapot, Billy Ortleb, and a diamond mishap, while community patrons bolster the drive with coffee, candy, and carpet plotting mischief.
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Fort Wayne
Tlkw
Order
Miller Republicans Fight Damaging Nomination Clash
The document reports internal party strife around a Plymouth district nomination, naming Miller and Moorman as focal points. It notes Republican leaders like Monrge C. BisCorthick and Jeashier McCormick as influential, with calls to unite or defeat Miller depending on Democratic nominees. It details accusations of unfair campaigning and a mood that the party must rebuke corruption while preserving integrity. The piece blends political drama with a poetic interlude about affection and home life from the same page.
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Mirehall
Indiana
Indianapolis Star
Marshall
Marstudty
Greece
Rome
Wien
Andy
Starke
Pnt
Rr. Miller
Plymouth
Monrge C. BisCorthick
Jeashier
First National Bank of
Knox
McCormick
Miller
Kato
Moorman
Capyort
Uucleus
Shively
Friends of Moorman
Friends of
Yon
Hehalf
Ths
Boe
Dar
Local Pie Mix in Three Varieties Promises Cheap Prices
A local vendor promotes OUK-PIE roundye Hg-use preparation in lemon chocolate and custard pie varieties. The maker claims large bulk packages keep pie ingredients affordable and easy to prepare, providing a economical food product for households.
Pharmacists Begin Meeting This Morning in Syracuse
The Indians Pharmaceutical association opens a weeklong adjourned meeting with session one set for Tuesday morning June 23 at Syracuse Indiana. Charles Deems presents “A Phase of the Stamp Trade” and the afternoon features contests such as sprints quoits walking and bell batting.
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Kint New Bureau
Syracuse
Ind
Indians Pharmaceutical Association
Charles
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