Democratic Convention Gossip Favors Second Place Scramble
Denver reports preconvention buzz on the Democratic race with Bell chosen as temporary chairman pleasing Bryan supporters while whispers of a fight for vice president grow. Johnson of Alabama and Gray of Delaware emerge as top but reluctant contenders with other New York figures also in view as party leaders weigh platform conflicts and the injunction plank.
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Bell
Bryan
Theodore A. Bell
Talitornia
Thomas Taggart
Roger C. Sullivan
Tinie
Belt
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Bellet
Tapublican Restations
Watl
Bryon
Principias
Webraake
Msh
Sedong
Amonsy
Johnson
Ainnegata
George Gray
Delaware
Toth
Woom Sill
Qualtif
Post Blaithias
Gray
Johm
Jonnst
York
Thess Brien
Supreme Cour Mats L. Mets. Chy
A. Litt
Lewis S
Open Fight in September to Open Indiana Campaign
Indiana politics set for September start as parties plan state wide campaign. Organizing work accelerates with district committees shifting to prepare speakers bureaus in Bloomington and Indianapolis, while major cities like Indianapolis Marion and South Bend emerge as key battlegrounds for the fight over local option and state policy.
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Louis Ludlow
Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis
Indiana
Hartera
Amte
Buceau
Teremblivan
Wil Heys
Bailivan
Democrats
Gilbert Wendren
Bloomfeld
Thomas R. Klacshall
James. Watson
Tadisnapolis
Marion
Anderson
Almneie
South Bend
Terre Haute
Fork Wayne
Evansville
Ohlet
James A. Temeaway
United States Senate
Wissen
Mat
Mathews
Railroads See Steady Upturn. Wages and Rates Unlikely to Fall
Washington June 3 com missioner Lene of the literature commerce commission says returns from railroads show solid recent performance for lines not tied to coal steel or lumber. They expect no wage or freight rate cuts in the near term, viewing the steel mills in Pittsburgh and rising car shipments as boosting demand and employment. Officials foresee gradual recovery from prior railroad difficulties with steady improvement ahead.
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Washington
Lene
Pittsurg
Taber Ilan
Weas
United States
Interurban Runs Canvas Covered Car Between Cities
Wayne and Springfield Railway ran a canvas covered summer car between Decatur and Maple Grove Park. The car is a drafty summer vehicle, constructed in the car barn at this location.
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Interurban
Thist
Decatur
Ind
Wayne
Springfield
Maple Grave Park
Weather outlook forecast for week ahead from Washington
The June forecast covers June 8 onward with showers and cooler conditions in Indiana Lower Michigan and Washington region. Light to fresh southwester to westerly winds expected, with a general warm trend in the western areas and cooler periods in the lake and Atlantic regions.
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Washington
Indiana
Michigan
Laeed
Telegraph
Lismosphere
United States
Tistern
Atlantic Court
Miselesipo Valley
Atlantic Seaboard
Lie Ohne
Lake
Delegates to Hodetmonrinnatignite Flac convention travel
Attorneys Jakinemir and Sir W. Kant of Ligonier lead twelfthodte Wiel Delegates bound for Denver conference. Other accessories and schedules show journeys by train to Fort Wayne and nearby towns as preparations continue for the event.
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Jakinemir
W. Kant
Ligonier
Jha Pelune
Vane
Fort Wayne
Death by Carbolic Acid Ends Long Drug Habit
A man once addicted to morphine after his wife’s death committed suicide by drink of carbolic acid. After years in business and real estate, his finances failed and his health declined. He faced a long battle with addiction before opting for a fatal dose in the outhouse, ending a troubled life marked by debt and illness. His funeral was scheduled for Tuesday evening at 4 o'clock in the local church.
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Special Tone Journal
Gavethy Hunington
Edward Taylor Brows
Brown
Lis
Wilson
Wind
Mr. Brown
Buack Yard
Learping
Bortayne
HunUageon
Hatamend
Bewn
Tie
Methodist Church
Cligaier
Tearful day for Miller after murder verdict
Herman Miller sits silent in jail after being condemned to imprisonment for the Columbus Ceres murder. His wife and children visited at dawn and again during the morning amid tears. The scene is mournful as Miller shows anger and grief, while deputies report a mood that may affect his appeal. The community remains split, with many believing the verdict justified and others considering a new trial possible.
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Herman Miller
Columbus Ceres
Woodburn
Ny Miller
Geine Gu
Atiiler
Carne
Soccon
Riley
Salien- Wess
Miller
Anary Theeals
Croy
Miler
Amone
Adley
Woorcock and Squirrel Season Opens With Prolific Birds
The season for Woorcock and squirrel opens with hunters ready and expectant. Red squirrels are scarce while gray squirrels and red variants show uneven abundance across prairie and woodland. Dry spring may boost efforts, with rabbits and other small game noted as more plentiful in many areas.
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Mony
Seine
Observance of Temperance Day in Local Churches
The Fort Wayne area reports temperance day activities in churches across denominations. Secretary Burns discusses corn crop impacts and consumer concerns while local congregations hold sermons and Sunday schools focusing on temperance, purity, and public sentiment on buying whisky with crop proceeds.
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Burns
Peotontown
Ely
Bebedla Wind
Steckal
Rmuiy
Fort Wayne
Ste. WW
Bud
M.C. Wily
Mymouth
Mr. Ryens
We Baptist
W., Carter
Ateahal
Minda
Bluffton Man Left Big Estate
A funeral service for the late Wrank Adams was held from the residence at B o'clock in the afternoon under the Masonic order, of which she had been a member for many years. The estate is valued at about STAM, with much of it tied to residence property in Marion and Martian. Adams is said to have amassed a fortune in the manufacture of Yskivers, the hickory pies used to hold meat.
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East News Surewu
Bluffton
Wrank Adams
Masonic Order
Marion
Martian
Big Meeting of Singers Planned for Next Summer
Preparations for the Indiana Saengerfest proceed as officers are elected and a music committee named. Key leaders include Presdent Jonl Alehtec and Vice President Gunteve Schubert with a delegate plan of five per local society, aiming to attract choirs from across Indiana to Fort Wayne.
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Concordia
Sazuk
Rela
Joey
Epthusirens Cilleees
Jonl Alehtec
Gunteve Schubert Seerviary
Poerdinand Barthel
Treacher
Ritchitect Siltlar
Adolph Sineminger
Ynenger
Conrad Bnuss
L. Rippe
A. Dissiner
Cra
Fort Wayne
Indianpolis
Indiana
Albion Attorney Wedded Yesterday at Wolvollyville
An Albion attorney, C. B. Plaid of Allon, married Clara, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Kerl, near Wolvollyville. The ceremony, read by Rev Tinton of Wolwolmla Baptist church, followed a wedding dinner and reception at WA Fox’s North Orange Street residence.
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Henry Kerl
Wolcodvile
Clara
C. BH. Plaid
Allon
Thomas Will
Wolvollyville
Tinton
Wolwolmla Bapitet
Valentiville School
Valparaiso University
Tawithin City
Field & Spangler
Aldon
Juliest
WA. Fox
North Orange Street
Missouri Democrat Clark named to Missouri position
A Missouri Democrat, Chris Clark, is selected to succeed Antin Sheep Wellin amid party shifts. The longtime leader, who has served as attorney general and a state official, is noted for decades of public service and ties to Missouri politics.
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Washington
Chris Clark
Missouri
Une Henee
Antin
Hilts
Wwer
West
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Saengerbund
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Lenka
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Sormitter Wittvine
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Champ Glark
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