Mr Ralston Speech On Our Party At Fort Wayne
The Hon Shmuel M Ralston of Lebanon spoke last night in Fort Wayne on Our Party. Though brief his remarks were forceful and well received. He recalled the 1890 Allwi county delegates to the state convention for Henry G. Seheott and emphasized loyalty as a defining Democrat trait. He floated urging a display of unity if Leone or Marshall shifted positions, tying it to the Declaration of Independence principles.
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Ransomest and Greatest Ball Park Echo in City Limits
March 12 item describes plans for a massive ball park in Philadelphia to be the largest and finest equipped in the country. Report notes early acceptance, ambitious seating capacity, brick arched features, and a showcase of modern construction.
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Political party conflicts and faith in leadership in the early 1900s
In a century marked by debate over government power and wealth, references to William J. Bryan and Thomas Jefferson echo the struggle between populist ideals and elite interests. The piece rails at party divisions, urges unity within the Democratic camp, and envisions reform through leadership aligned with the common people.
Revered Kuhn Speech Advocates Democratic Governance
Rich mond Nov Thomas I Kulm delivered a fervent address criticizing imperialism and GOP administration at state and national levels. He contrasted costs under Mathews Hanly and Cleveland era, urged Bryan’s presidency, and pledged a nationwide democracy steel framed by equal rights and no special privileges.
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McCulloch Absent From Governor Candidate Night
Carroll E. McCulloch of Anderson did not attend the event for governor candidate discussions. He sent a telegram of regret and best wishes to the banquet, after previously forwarding a summary of his address to the Journal-Gasette.
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Address by Senator Stack Pyplaints Democratic Unity and Campaign Rally
Senator L Ert Stack argues in a campaign address that Democrats lead while Republicans are disorganized. He faults Republican promises, defends Democratic achievements, and urges a straight old fashioned platform of economic and moral reform to win the state and elect Bryan as president.
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Jackson Aims for Victory in State Convention Speech
State Chairman J and Tacky announced Tiefi and the Talencks plan a large rally to mobilize supporters ahead of the election. They vow to secure every vote not on election day and target over 59 000 registered voters as part of the party’s mobilization efforts.
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Shipwrecks That Can Be Rebuilt Warns On Nerve Ailments
The piece portrays men as shipwrecks needing rebuilding, describing nervous conditions and weakness. It cites remedies including mixtures and tonics, urging readers to seek compounded preparations and follow a regimen of doses after meals with hot water baths to aid relief.
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Democratic stance on platform and governor candidate choice
A political crowd applauds Mr. Jackson as he urges Democrats to adopt their own platform and let delegates know their preference for governor. He emphasizes that the people have the right to choose their candidate, with the national platform convened.
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Employee dies in Kendallville fire station allagedly
Garrett Indiana March 12 news reports the death of Harry Arthur a Kendallville resident and longtime Toledo and Chicago Telegraph company fireman. He died at his aunt and uncle law Mr Ward Wilson home near Kendallville after a severe cold and pneumonia culminating in a deadly consumption. He was twenty seven and survived by wife child and parents.
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Big gathering of railroad men to be held in Garrett
Garrett Ind March 12 This expected gathering of Fort Wayne visitors and local railroad unions the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Order Railway Conductors and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will meet in the Locomotive Engineers hall. The four orders will discuss pending business and the meeting is anticipated to be largely attended and very interesting.
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Wulitrad Conductors Mark Fifteenth Anniversary
The order of Wulitrad Conductors of this place celebrated their fifteenth anniversary at their hall on a Wednesday evening. Members and guests attended a pleasant program praising the group and the progress of the local road project. Ice cream and cookies were served.
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Charles W Miller Appears On Ballot Tonight
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a ballot with the name Charles W. Miller. The text notes voting context and a local scene near Kendallville with references to election procedure and ballot content.
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