Democracy Underr Feder and Undefined Democracy in 1896
Col Henry Watterson argues the nation faces a pivotal federalist moment as Baltimore convenes a national Democratic gathering. He condemns Republican tactics, warns of demagoguery, and calls for unity under principled democracy while criticizing Taft Roosevelt and Bryan politics and urging rejection of elitist jargons and corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watterson
Lanteville Center-Journal
Baltimore
Republican Party
Pinciniri
Buia
Jefferson
Orm
Mondtust Red
Finichy
Barty
Mt Malamare
Umearthy
Qwarthy
Abollah Gavers
Ulin
Dymanratat
Balimorg
Aiden
Ole Middie
Theodore Roosevelt
Witte Howarat
Fonton
Republicat
Democratic Party
Severdd
Panxengian
Ratorm
Taft
Mr. Bryan
Imestha
Imestha Rather, Let Od Xay
Mont
Courier-Journal
Nebraska
Chicago
New York
Doninee
United States
Democratic rhetoric and Baltimore memory at Maryland convention
A fragmented, era voice laments party divides and recalls past leaders like Cleveland and Roosevelt. The piece argues for a steadfast Democrat who upholds religious and moral standards, urging unity behind a candidate who can rally voters from ocean to gulf. It invokes Maryland pride and national duty while praising enduring Democratic principles and cautioning against untested figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ari Harmon
Underwood
Democratic Party
Thor Juve
Wistaniy
Theodore Roosevelt
Vielke
Gulf
Nn Ilan
Eprak
Cleveland
Thorn
Jim
Hearly
Ilsnil
Euledte
Maryland
Baltimore
Morea
Demericy
J Tafferron
Suitable Room Sought for Veterans Use in Courthouse
County commissioners face a long background of petitions to provide a room in the courthouse for veterans and patriotic societies. More than 2510 names have signed a request supported by Township Trustee Henry Branning. The township would cover rent winter heating and janitor service, while the board works toward a final decision in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Branning
Fort Wayne Playground Teachers Report Splendid Work
Public playgrounds in Fort Wayne show strong progress as teachers report children showing great interest in supervised play. The season is expected to be highly successful with ongoing efforts under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Crowds Fill Robison Park Daily Says Williams
According to C H Williams roisin gor of Radleon park crowds visit Robison Park daily with belief 1912 will be the busiest year the resort has seen. He states every day large crowds attend the park and patronage over the past two Sundays was unusually large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robison Park
C. H. Williams
Radleon Park
Avery Tearon
Avery
Crawde Ylalt
Robbins Chapel social and church program notes
James Pring and wife visited relatives in Robinson Chapel. Funeral attendance for Frank Garman at Reform Church and a large Sunday program at the church including songs, recitations, and a children’s program led by Rev. Edwin Dickson. Community members, families, and neighbors attended gatherings, visits, and a Ford car trip with local residents from Leo and Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Mons
Walter Hursh
Aister
Jonnin
Joseph Austin
Trank Gurjmon
Reform Church
The
Ridge
Foltz
Walter
Traymond
Abert Sanders
Leo
Dee Fontor
Thoreay
Saulah
Kev
Hawin
George Martin
Martin
Parenta
Mr. and
Ye Hosler
Loat Wednes- Oi
Ghia Place
Chilldran
Dupes
Bansenaryere
Waleamas Addre
Serlon Bellinger
Forest Hallopéter
Esa
Breda Deventer
Taal
Marlo Popp
Violet Stertin
Jaco Popy
Virginie Sterlin
Jeanine Hursh
Opal Holloweter
Glenn Hollogeter
Wilfred Palt
Dorace
Audrey and
Bensle Faltopater
Chorreo Helton Stertin
Alfred Patt
Stertin
Jacob Papp
Otte Papp
Harold Mogaen
Halen Stertn
Bertha Tonkle
Hannah Gallaway
Freda Deventer
Emma Porter
Opal Holtopet
Uncle Ned
Sukey
Arthur Popp
Jessie Porter
Sturlin sreBer
Hittold
Sturlin
Maude Mosg Sole
Chorua
George Hursh
Choggse
Welter Deventer
Realtation
Benrad Livin
City News Report on Lake Port Trade Clash
Prat Augeat Croil and Prat Cell led a contentious meeting annulling variation. Hutton, in charge of Guthbe’s fleet, and Hewitt, Duluth and Buffalo figures, represented several lake ports amid a regional dispute over old shipping trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prat
Shang
Gagtatn Hutton
Waa
Guthbe
Hewitt Viet
Duluth
Buftato
Lncser Lake
Hoosiers at Baltimore Stir Gossip at Convention
Indianapolis dispatch notes Indiana delegates and visitors at a Baltimore convention. Mentions numerous Indianapolis residents, social chatter, and political arrivals. Describes Roby, Marshall supporters, and Samuel Ralton’s boost for governor with delegations from many states. Terrible garbled dialogue and misprints but preserves core names and events.
North American Gymnastic Union Adopts Protests
At its Seattle convention the North American Gymnastic Union adopts resolutions condemning a federal judge and urging citizen participation to amend constitutions. It protests alleged actions by religious groups to take control of public schools and plans to meet next in Denver with a 1915 convention in San Francisco?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tindiarapolis, Inc
Luna
Vederal
Cornelius Hanford
Seattle
Patera To & Andahat
Denver
Ban Draucticos
Twelve Arrested for Not Cutting Weeds in City Court
Twelve defendants named by city officials for violating the sanitary ordinance will face Fudge Mungoyen in city court this morning. The cases target property owners who failed to clear weeds after being notified by the board of health. Listed defendants include Homer C. Weaver, O. S Hanme, Henry Wehrenbars, and others tied to parcels on Wayne, Lake, Welman, and West Berry streets, among a Swinney estate, a Bayer pororany agent, and various building firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fudge Mungoyen
Policemen Seek Pay Raise Referred by Board to Council
At a special meeting the board of public safety voted to refer to the city council a petition signed by every police officer asking for a raise of 15 dollars per month for each officer. The board will recommend a raise but not specify an amount, leaving financing decisions to the council committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pupite Safety
Police Department
Council
Financoa
Juan Whit
Commissioners Set Much Bridge Work
The board awarded concrete contracts for iron and concrete bridge work to Attion Bridge Co and others. Concrete awards went to George Mlamour, Amon Miscceleles, Charlee Rile, and Reward Ghat dizer for various strands of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Ommissioners
Slon Yesténdey
Settel
Sljewsls Acroga
Pireothriczown
Attion Bridge Company
George Mlamour
Amon
Charlee Rile
Mt Reward
Local hotels crowded nightly in city in recent weeks
Local hotels are crowded almost every night with traveling men visiting the city. Reports say several hotels are at capacity and rooms are scarce during the present period, reflecting steady demand from visitors over recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms Jutva
Capwedity
South Whitley community notes and events
South Whitley Ind June 26 busy day with Alda business men at League Park ball ground and Young Peoples club hosting a glue and dance at K of D hall. Local news covers funerals, arrivals from Chicago and North Manchester, road work by As Hatch & Son, bids on a water system plant, and residents traveling to attend services and reunions. several residents’ movements and social events are listed in a brisk, local-notes style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Whitley
Ind
Egst
Alda
Alda Sn
League Park
Young Peoples Club
K- of
Migs Myers
Kutra
Fred Voorhees
Thor
Churubusco
Wake
Whitley
Vandalia
W. Ginasly
Hatch & Son
Arthur Singia
Cromwe
Hat City
Blagio
Wiliam Harch
Hern
Sanford Chapman
Delsa
Berthe Carson
Laporte
Clyde Haron
Theo Essig
Columbia City
Chere
Georgs Burmguraner
Misa Jaanita Utexs
Churebusco
Frank Parker
James Remington
Vandaila
Dackaon
Mich
Auburn Tonetion
Lake Shore
Tinney
Jong Cramer
Mra Bunch
Belle
Vindalia
North Manchester
Eikhart
Rosete Little
Chicago
Willie
Ohin Harley
Little
Heldeeman
Afra
Grace Tmoaldeenan
William Callor
Torna
Monathan
Liberty Mills
Bert Cook
Inlah Imier
Engech
Willican J. Bren
Hallimore
Tin
Mr. Bryan
Hij
Adam Lehman
Les Lowly
Will Kely
Dr Tucker
Porter Robs Hotel While Night Clerk Slumbers
Patrolman James Barr reported a theft at the Alt Heldelborm hotel where $66.80 from the cash register and a suit of clothes and a watch belonging to Adolph Shoemaker were taken. Suspect Ba Dadla, a porter, is tied to the crime as the night clerk was left in charge and later fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barr
Alt Heldelborm
Melock
Hoatelly
Dan Chimmora
Adolph Shoemaker
Ba Dadla
Birth Record for Kerr Mugray Orenier’s Daughter
Mr and Mrs Dorn of Wn welcomed a daughter Kerr Mugray Orenier. The birth record notes the infant’s name and parental details in the local registry.
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J. Milton Rosenthal Hes Ree
DR. Johnston
Dr. Metcalf
Tiger
South Branch
Rssidenss
C. C. Kimmel
Offica Heurent
Feateanet
Enicenee
Mary Whery
Jno
J. Ogle
Pate
Rome
Hugo HL Meier
Filok
DR. Rothschild
Cathounst
Wayre Medical
Bichard Hart
Gerry Bt
Apm
N. B. Smith
Wert Wayne At
Ranke Eve
Undertakers
Klaehn & Melching
J.C. Peltier
Malta
Getz & Cahill
Calhoun Bt
Ome Day
Calhoun
Cebon Gees Erie
Hun Ava
Drelor Drug Co
Brackenridge Steents
Columbia Istreate
Fifth Regiment
East Berry Street
C. W. Porter
Robinson Chapel
City News
W. H. Blodgett
Stutt
Indianinaiin News
Indiana
Sma
Indianapotle
Andrew A. Adams
George B. Leng
Maton
W. FB. Yeas
Charles L. Goudbar
W. H. Johnston
Clyde WW. Jones
Irs
CH. Smith
Crawfordville
John Britain
Spiceland
W. S. Chambers
Newcastle
James
Rises
Sullivan
Samuel Spohn
Goshen
George H. Gilford
Samuel Matthews
May Lucyster
Tipton
G. M. Kleder
Roby
Michigan
Marehall Qeidquarters
Samuel Ralgton
Ralsuton
Indienn
Marshall
Jim McGim
Valpandia
Fritey Felek
Garrett
Fritey
Fitzy
Lawrence Hecker
Tito
Tre
Becker
Fritz
S OF
E. Main St
South Whitley News
Tone
Ant
Zart Phillips
Anthony Hotcl
Bast Optical
Finstt
Fort Wayne & Northern Indiana Traction Co
Wabash Valley Lines
Fort Wayne-Lafeyette Division
Witi
India
Fort Waynes
Temnitedt Trail & Limited Trains
Ficket
Wank Be
Te Browyn & le
Fray Diviston
Sone
Beber
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