OS Monster Criminals in May 12 1908 Democratic Ticket
A long fragmentary page notes political bids for joint senator in Alien and Adams counties with G. B. Fleming and Cyrus W. Cline named. It weaves in commentary on President Roosevelt, rail rates, and reformers, plus criminology discussion centered on Lucrezia Gunnness and a critique of crime as disease versus moral failing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunness
Lupirte
Plies
Lontbraso
Italy
McDonald
Amertes
Prohibition Debate Sparks Township Election Arguments
The passage outlines county saloon status, noting 37 wet townships across 15 counties and listing towns without saloons. It argues for township option to preserve property rights while addressing prohibition, urging regulatory legislation and stable enforcement rather than sensational reform. The speech to President Taft's era references general regulatory aims and calls for honest governance in business and law enforcement.
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Maylue
Elles
Newsselves
Kentlind
Whoamare Knehester
War- A
Monticello
Knox
Valparaise
Printing contrasts and eye strain in colored papers debate
A discussion notes how chromatic contrast affects readability with black on white versus white on black in printed matter. It argues that deepest black on white harms endurance, white on black can tire eyes, and warns of gray backgrounds reducing contrast. It questions cheap paper capabilities and dyes for a true deep black at low cost.
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Wisconsin
New York Tribune
Grillls
Uial
Rendirus
Asleep on duty at Wabash hotel prompts warning
Wabash Indiana May 1 1908 readers hear a plea from traveler Tucker Three Rivers Michigan about hotel night staff sleeping during hours of need. He recalls a nickel-ola train guest entering a hotel office without prompt attention and questions whether guards are alert enough to protect guests and property. He urges better vigilance and assurances from editors and employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Rui Dall
Benulifn
Avork
Proter
Breatenet
Tucker
Three Rivers
Marshall to Address Harrison's Old Regimen
Indianapolis quieted as Marshall is set to address Harrison's old regiment at Cateh Mille hall Thursday evening May 14. The campfire gathers volunteers led by Colonel Hartigan. Thomas RK Mursty, a prominent Crhimbla Clip figure, is among speakers as Marshall delivers his first campaign speech since nomination.
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Indianapolis
Max
Diana Volunteers
Whlets
L Hartigan
Cateh Mille Hall
Thurstay
Updakers
Thoman RK
Mursty
Democratic Et For
Mme Marshal
A Tip on Housecleaning From The Westrover Page
A compact house cleaning tip advises using Easy Task soap to move out grime. The guidance emphasizes avoiding smear and cloying residues while keeping surfaces soft and safe for long lasting shine.
Atlanta Fire Visitations Suppressors and Burned Districts
A chaotic May night in Atlanta saw a major fire sweep through the business district and Piermont stables near Mariette Street, prompting panic at the Orpheum theater nearby. Several injuries occurred as crowds surged, with no life losses reported. the blaze followed a large previous loss and involved disputed pulldngs and a crowd of 150 or more watching a performance. In another thread, the Civic Federation in Washington organized a Women’s Department with President Roosevelt praising the initiative and Samuel Gompers commenting on the labor link.
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Atlanta
Neil Panto
Piermont
Mariettn Street
Spring
Mariette and
Barataw
Orpheum Theater
Women’s Department OF Civic Federation
Washington
National Civic Federation
al Wealth House
Roosevelt
Samual Gampers
American Federation Labor
Ann Gaya
Anvics
Resignation refused in Cincinnati over marriage views
Prof J H Bawden of philosophy at the University of Cincinnati declines to resign after President Dabney demands retirement over his private views on marriage and public sociology. Bawden, who came from Vassar a year ago, asserts a future fight to prevent a forced retirement. He defends an ideal state with sex association based on cooperation, which Dabney deems too revolutionary for a university professor.
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Cincinnati
J. H. Bawden
University of Tineltaad
CW. Dabney
Propéeteen
Pawden
Vassar
Frof. Bawden
Dr. Dabney
Kendallville Ladies Whist Club Celebrates Tenth Anniversary
The Kendallville Ladies Whist Club marked its tenth anniversary at Mrs. James Graves home on West William Street. The event coincided with the 70th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Graves, a fact kept quiet among most guests until arrival. Guests enjoyed whist and a light tea, with club pennants as favors and a tea-box bouquet from the Rucks as a token of esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Ind
James Graves
West William Street
Death of Mrs. Me E Hazzard Mourned in Columbia City
Columbia City residents mourn the death of Mrs. Me E Hazzard. She resided in Richmond and was well known for her kindly ways. Her daughter Mrs. Elizabeth Hale and other family members receive the community's sympathy as memorials are extended.
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Peabodns
Washington
Columbia City
Me E. Hazzard
Columbi City
Ind
Diay
Thie
Moane
Richmond
Elizabeth Hale
Hazzard
Tnetiy
Methodists Debate Bishops and Abstemious Presidency
Conference sessions in Baltimore focus on episcopal selections and church leadership. Debates include charges of misadministration against bishops, calls for a total abstainer as president, and unity talks between Methodist denominations. Bishop Harris reports Japan Korea progress as U S Japan relations hinge on cordial fleet reception.
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Friday
United States
Cooke
Buckley
Bowne
Day
Roosevelt
Flughes
New York
James Bryce
Resoltion
Great Britain
Ireland
Canada
M. C. Harris
Japan
Jcorea
San Franciscn
P. Bicknell Elected President in Buffalo Conference
In Richmond on May 11 by unanimous vote the Buffalo conference elected its officers for next year. Ernest P. Bicknell of Chicago was named president with Thomas D. Osborne of Louisville as vice president General Secretary Alexander Jolmean of Indianapolis treasurer and Edward Boyle of Chicago as secretary. Dr H W Wiley spoke on pure foods and public health.
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Richmond
Conference On Charities and Corrections
Committee On Organization
Buffalo
Ernest, P. Bicknell
Chicago
Thomas D. Osborne
Louisville
Alexander Jolmean
Indiananas
Edward Boyle
Chicare
H.W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry of
United States
Department of Agriculture
At the Temple Weekly Review of Vaudeville Acts
The Temple week showcases Willful exception and a top bill of acts led by Webb Conelly Elmer Terry John P Reed and a closing song by Reet. The revue promises returning engagements and strong performances from Maguz Ma wette the tramp act Linden Beckwith and other acts with Scotch songs and heart felt delivery. A political snip lauds Taft Roosevelt contest and negro delegate tensions in Louisiana during the May convention.
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Temple
Webb
Conelly
Elmer
Terry
Joln P. Reed
Reet
Gennelly
Maguz
Wette
Trump
Scarecrow
Tam
Linden
Rey
Srigue
Sheill
Louisiana
Taft
Agales
Insane Soldier Kills Three in Philippines Murder Spree
Manila telegram reports Private Bergan of the United Skulen cavalry ran amuck, killing three comrades including First Sergeant William Hoody and Edward Woodward, wounding three others. Authorities say the assailant was believed insane. In Indiana, Shipshewana defeats Mongo 9 to 1 in a well-attended baseball game witnessed by over 1,000 fans, with Niles Davis and Clyde Loophole key for Shipshewana.
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Privets Beacham
Philippines
Mrs. Connades
Manila
Jim
Michael Bergan
Pheet United Skulen Cavalry
Umuck
Tree
Hia Iomrades
William Hoody
Edward Woodward
First Calvary
Bonehim
Shipshewana
MONGO
Br Kist
Lagrange
Ind
Shipshewana Lake
Valley Hone
Laegrange
Middlebury
Umpira Reed
Shipshewanas Battery
Niles Davis
Clyde
Clyde Meeks
Harvey Keys
Monga
Shipshewana Boys
Monga Boys
Marriage license issued in Nobis County
Nobis county clerk issued a license to Clintan R. Baldwin of Green township and Margaret M. Wreilg of Allen township. The notice appears in the Journal Gazette classified ads at 14 cents a word.
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Kist Nowa Bureau
Albion
Ind
Nobis County
Clintan
Baldwin
Green Township
Ant
Margaret MM. Wreilg
Allen Toenship
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Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Abbociated Press
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Fort Wayne Journal
Fort Wi Wayne
Fort Wayne
Bane Weyro
Kort iPaily
Ayeauy
Alien
Adams
Fleming
Congress
Twattth Todinns Distret
Cyrus W. Cline
Angoa
Buraker
District of Colimbin
Washington Jockey Club
Benning
Martland Line
Vincent Lustowski
Ucudenta
Notre Dame University
Thomas A. Hollen
Senator Foraker
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Tait
Foraker
Interstate Commetes Commission 3
Nev Érthelése
Boraker
Andrew Jackson
George E. Hicker
South Bend
St. Joseph
Mkchart
Starke
Waiton
Janoke
Pulaski
Petter
Jasner
Lake
Neston
Rostiveke
Cres
Marshall
White
Carmil
Tatynship
Orrmoenstraner
Yemmora
Mary
National Property Association
Swent
Taoses
Lorghi
Vertiin
Harrison
New Philosophy
Whist Club
Dr. Cooke
Episcopacy
Baltinder
May
Ladur
Lyrie
Hose Ledlea
de. Wiam
Allietson
Educalin
Wreedman
All and
Wehard J. Cooke
Thy Church
Willan A. Qualéy
George A. Centre
Sealnst
David JT. Moore
Portland
Ore
Daniel A. Gondsell
Roston
William FE. McDowell
Joseph, J Berry
P. Bicknell
Chisago Man Meads Charities Conference
Alexander Johnson
Rurode Dry Goods Co
BEW Orldans
Tat
Moogevelt
Henry SS. Pharr
L.O. Mull
Calhoun Street
Mr. Pharr
Fae Journals
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