Political Factional Debate Influences Allen County Gubernatorial Race
The piece reports shifting support within Allen County Republicans over the gubernatorial nomination. It notes C W Miller and Watson facing opposition, with Hugh Miller of Columbus favored by some conservatives. Delegates argue candidates not pledged to Miller or Watson, while DeKalb County backing Marshall is cited as strong for the ticket. Charles Brown reports DeKalb County expects a solid majority in November.
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Allen County
Hite
Lake Erie
Cava
Iweger
Thomas R. Marshall
Charley Miller
C. W. Miller
Goshen
Miller
Anyather
Marvehn
Hugh ‘I'h, Mler
Columbus
Alen County
Columbus Ronn
Elifiey Walean
Charles Miller
Hugh the Riiller
Stalf
Watson
Bath
Themacivas
Charles M. Brown
Auburn
DeKalb'county
Marsha
DeKalb County
Noverber
Leaves Town to Escape Sentence
Dick Brown fled Fort Wayne seeking Chicago to escape a six month term for assault. He fired at his estranged wife and a boarder. a knife shielded the boarder. Brown was jailed, fined, and warned the suspension of the sentence if he remained in town. Deputies recovered a stolen bicycle wheel and a whisk flask as officers followed leads to Barham Street and a patrol wagon pickup.
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Dick Brown
Fort Wayne
Chicago
O Rourke
Brown
Ho Paldy
Isenhut
Parham
Barr Street
Gio
Westerman
Berry
Pecker
Death Trap Abandoned Mine Disaster at Haina Mine
explosion at Haina Mine in Wyoming kills many miners and injures others. Twenty eight coffins arrive, operators estimate losses above one hundred forty thousand dollars. mine to be abandoned and a probe may follow by a governor appointed commission.
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Haina
Anna
Union Parkle Coal Company
Conteine
Ming
Deneyer
Funeral of Bernard A Harpel
The funeral of Bernard A Harpel will take place Wednesday at St. Marys Cathedral Goldsela in Lafay at 8 o clock. Services at St Marys Cathedral. Last night the city observed a somber mood as bells tolled and the community mourned the loss.
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Nev
BLY
St. Marys
Ireland Rule Debate Sparks Imperial Tension in Commons
The British house of commons debated Irish home rule amid a split on the imperial framework. John Redmond urged self government with executive control for Ireland, while unionists led by Mr. Birrell and Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman faced calls to resist. Asquith defended long-standing Liberal aims but warned against immediate drastic changes without imperial assent.
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London
House of Commons
Ireland
John LE Reimond
Agduith
Mads
Ma Aaquith
Beémord
Traysald-Hembroks
Irish Council
Timothy Henley
Asquith
Earl Verey
Alf
Eish
Treland
Redmann
Fremf
John Redmond
Redmond
Canada
Botha
Rcland
Quebec
Traneysal
Birrell
Percy
Biccell
Great Britain
Iceland
Birreil
Final Efforts to Prevent Strike in Western Pennsylvania
PPTSBURG Pa March 36 T D Lawis newly elected president has invited a joint conference of miners and operators in Pitlshore to decide tomorrow if mines in the western Pennsylvania district will close pending wage settlement. Both sides spent much of the day in secret talks with little progress. Operators seek changes in working agreements while miners show willingness to continue after April if negotiations hold. Scale committees on each side will meet in joint session tomorrow night.
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Pptsburg
T. D. Lawis
Pitlshore
Pennsylvania
Sécrel
Geasion
Ttig
Young Woman Dies After Long Illness
A young woman of the city, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Zurbuch of East Suttendeld Street, died after about a year of illness. Born September 186, she attended St Peter's Catholic School and was active in the Young Ladies Sodality and social circles. Formerly a clerk for Seibert Good & Co, she was beloved for her many fine qualities. Funeral services are set for Friday at 9 AM from the residence and at Pelock from St Peter's Church.
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John c. Zurbuch
Suttendeld
Mies Zurbuch
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Seibert, Good & Co
S.M
Pelock
St. Peter's
Chucel
Murder of Mrs Blake Anderson in Indiana
The grand jury opened an inquiry into the murder of Mrs William Blake in her city home on Saturday. Details are sparse. jurors debated degrees of homicide and heard from county residents who had seen Grover Blake, with many subpoenas issued to Blake family members and witnesses.
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Anderson le Mow
Grover
Blake
Werehbarr the Blake
Grover Blake
Foraker Leaves Senate Over Alaska Fur Seal Paper
A Washington report details Senator Foraker’s 11 day absence from the Senate amid a public document controversy. A paper printed by Henry W Hullett of Lakewood claimed to be the official record of the fur seal herd of Alaska and sparked accusations of falsehood against Vice President Fairbanks and others. The document, suppressed in form, circulated before, and Foraker’s reaction included apologies to Fairbanks and fellow senators. The issue centers on the accuracy of the fur seal bill’s history and the role of government officials in prior records.
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Washington
Foraker
Senate
Nimeon
Henry W. Diliotts
Lakewood
Alaska
Hullett
Fair+banks
Fairbanks
Wnll
Sénaté
House
Elliott
Senate Foreign Relations
High Joint Commission
Commission
Ettuare
Bla
Wofferal
Vetere
Ce Fate
John Hay
Weather forecast summary from The Weather Washington
The forecast covers Tuesday and Wednesday for Ohio and Michigan regions. Expect rain in Ohio Tuesday with clearing on Wednesday. Lower Michigan shows Wednesday clearing and Indiana and Illinois show Wednesday clearing, with variable coastal portions.
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Washington, Biarch
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Dinness
Rein
Coster
Aire
New Bank at Roanoke and Impending Secretary of State Notices
Roanoke hosts a newly filed bank notice with the State Secretary listing directors and officers including Faring Four 8, Davie A. Kine, Him G. Zen, YW Grim, and B. Packaed on a roster for a Fort Worth area company context. The filing references the Fort Wayne Hotel Company and a Charles BioCutlosd as president in a period of corporate activity.
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Tnimanapolis
Ind
Acta
State Bank of Re Ee Roangk
FHFO
Usias Wasmath
Faring
Cfabae
Soloten
Pialys
Davie A. Kine
Him _G. Zen.s. YW Grim, B. & Packaed
Charles
Indiana candidates converge at Claypool hotel
Indianapolis March 10. United States senators congressmen and party workers gathered at the Claypool hotel in a large political gathering. Governors candidates and supporters occupied suites, while others planned campaign offices nearby. Notable figures including Hugh L Miller and James S Watson attended, with several hopefuls for lieutenant governor and other state offices present. The event showcased the open ticket slate and aimed to energize Republican activity ahead of the convention.
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Indianapolis
United States
Theiiite
Claypool “Hoteltrom& Utulethoatery
W. Miller
Wiliam L. Taylor
Alao
Emmett.f. Branch
Fremont Gobawine
George E. Clarke
South Bend
Ey Aspire
Fred 4. Sims
John C. Billheimer
James Hadley
Jamnas Binghart
George W. Self
David, Hivers
Iman
McTurnan
Maire
Delaware
John Fr Haines
Bamil- Haveli Kiown
Tomlin
Shelly County
Warhrntion
John Fy [Aiseton
Crawfordsville
Warbritton
Kokoro
Tooma
AG. Alexander
Orming
Methodists at Anderson prepare for Northern Indiana Conference
Anderson March 30 The Methodist Episcopal church hosts delegates for the Northern Indiana Conference. Plans include lodging and meals at First M E Church, a temperance anniversary address by B S Shoemaker, and examinations for ministry candidates. Bishop Berry presides with six presiding elders aiding arrangements.
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Bichon
J. F. Berry
W.T. Durbin
Durbin
Colonel Durbin
Colonel Durb
Blahon
Berry
M. B
Anderson Hotel
Sestoon
M. EB
Misseters
Somn Redeo
D. O. Skillen
Torktown
Greenfield
BluMton
Fort Wayne
M. EB. Churen
Frank G. Brown
Pla
Fort
Indiana
Wattzger
Waele Distri Kennett
Goshen
Wade
Fort Warne
Fort Warne Mirt Tr. 3 Guild. Richmondistrict; B.S Yaypeter
Herrick
Jeganspart
Great Bryan Meeting In Kansas City Opening 1908 Campaign
Democratic crowds from across Missouri gathered in Kansas City for an opening 1908 campaign address by William J. Bryan and Judson Harmon. About 2,000 attendees filled Convention Hall while 45,000 supporters lined the belt. The event, hosted by Missouri Young Men's Democratic clubs, featured Bryan’s pledge to unite progressive Republicans and Democrats, with praise for La Follette and hints at Roosevelt and Taft dynamics in the upcoming race.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Kansas
St. Louis
Joseph
Arnoey
Bilanourl J
Ti Crittenden
David R Francis
Wim J. Btonc
Alexander Dockery
Gathen
Bryar Attidr
Bryan
la Follettina
Taft
Roosevelt
Bryongald
Americans Debate Democracy and Roosevelt in 1908 Campaign
Fragmentary editorial discusses alignment within the Republican Party between progressives and traditionalists, noting Roosevelt's reform stance and his appeal beyond party lines. It cites distrust of corporate power, claims reforms please both Democrats and some Republicans, and hints at upcoming political contests and conventions.
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Tade
Faa
Democratia Party
Abuass
Abd Hatien
Roosevelt
Yyell
Ting
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Washington
Middle West
Daniel Tones
Larnier
Tapblesa
Ode Actiont
MNT
Ag Wells
Denis
Ld Haryman House
Zefoer
Geninre
Aden
Sansery
Amarems
Ind
Won
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