Democratic ticket listed for senator and congress in Indiana
Sunday May 24 1808 report outlines Fleming for senator in Atleh and Adams counties and Cyrus W Cline of Angola for Congress Twelfth Indiana District with Taft for president and Corlelyou for vice president. Commentary covers ship subsidy debates and party editorials, noting local convention timing and reactions across papers.
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Atleh
Adams
Fleming
Indiana
Cyrus W. Cline
Angola
Cleveland Street Car Strike and Arbitration Fight
The Cleveland street car workers face wage disputes and stalled arbitration amid tensions with the Municipal Holding Company and the old company’s pledge. Pittsburgh lines, goldline reductions, and nearby cities feel the impact as talks unfold on wages, franchise rights, and transportation rates.
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Adieu to Fighting Bob Evans Tribute to a Naval Hero
Critics say one battleship cruise was costly yet the nation’s patriotism and pride shine through. The piece celebrates Admiral Robert Evans, lauding his voyage from Hampton Roads to global ports, reflecting on bravery, the flag, and enduring national honor.
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San Francisco
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Auvy
Robly D. Vans
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Paul Jones
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Robney Evans
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Admin Evans
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King Edward’s Expensive Cigars
A Victorian era report claims King Edward offered to buy 590 cigars from New York at 1000 dollars, noting the high price, production costs, and rare tobaccos. It cites a cigar expert comparing past costs and detailing leaf selection, packaging, and the king’s taste between cigars and pipes.
Home Rule Question Sparks Debate Across Townships
A disjointed dispatch raises whether home rule should apply universally or be limited to larger towns, questioning state rights and local autonomy while citing scant examples from Tas Cook and nearby towns amid unclear names and events.
Indiana Democracy and the Local Option Debate
The Indiana Democratic stance on city ward and township local option is framed as a defense of home rule. The piece argues county local option would undermine local control, citing Allen and Marion counties and the example of Chicago. It asserts state platforms favor home rule and oppose federal centralization while supporting local decision making through local option.
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Indiana
Chicago
Lyons
Ita
Allen County
Eidlane
Usder County
Wayne
Marion County
Democratic Party
Metropolitan Police
Citr
Ward
Four More Verdicts In Laporte Cases
In Laporte Indiana coroner reports four additional deaths as felonious homicide linked to Mrs. Gunneen. Victims named Jennie Olsen of Chicago Ole Budsberg of Wisconsin and two unidentified bodies. Authorities focus on unidentified suspects as investigation continues with bank thefts and a pending marriage motive threaded through the case.
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Ind
Mach
Guonean
Jennie Olsen
Chicago
Ole Budsberg
Toe. Wis
Olaf Jensen
Capron
Iris
Mra Gunnees
Morgan
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Tier
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Burrintgon County Democrats Name Ticket
A fragmented dispatch reports Huntington County Democrats naming their slate led by attorney Henry Coleriak and Loutis Thom as candidates for the office, with references to Marshall and related party figures amid a noisy, error-filled summary of local nominations and a distant federal inquiry into paper and print industry practices.
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Buntington County
Democrats
Henry Coleriak Loutis Thomas R. Marshall
Bayard Hero Of Allen County Victory Recalled
The piece recalls a local political victory tied to prominent figures and the Democrats in Allen County. It notes a leader named Bayard praised for ability and restraint, urging strong organization to restore county prominence in the coming decade. It emphasizes pride in local achievements and sustained effort by citizens.
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Hla
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Seattle Sees The Big Fleet In A Pacific Harbor
A vivid report describes Seattle welcoming a vast naval fleet as Adm Charles 5 presides. Tens of thousands gather on shore and terraces to witness tall ships, electric displays, and fireworks amid a patriotic harbor scene.
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Nightriders Captivate Soldiers in Kentucky Incident
A local mining company group led by Captain Carl Noroma was reportedly captured by night riders near Vergullux lake, with the captors unidentified as of this filing. The prisoners include three miners and two unidentified individuals, held at an undisclosed location.
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Pelvate Tn
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Carl Noroma
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Perlyytes
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Whitley County Republican Convention in Indiana May 23
Whitley County Republican convention opened in the court room amid farming bustle. Dr. L H Kitheart selected as permanent chairman. Leonard R Schrader named secretary. Proclaimed nominees by acclamation: Clinton Wilcox treasurer, Rollo B Monner county surveyor, Lewin W Tennant coroner, Noah Mullendore commissioner second district. Sheriff nominees Fullam and Hively. Fullam led, Hively defeated after strategic voting. Voters split on first district commissioner, George A Schinehle supported by some, Martin L Sichuan opposed. Bowery felt party leadership push. Chairman L D Claphall presided in place of absent Logan Staples.
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Logan Staples
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Xiii. Kitheart
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Clinton Wilcox
Troy Township
Rollo BH. Monner
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Larwill
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Haliot
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Marshall and Watson Meet in Latter's Office
In Rush Ind May 21 the Democratic county convention named Clackson and Donald Smith before Lon Mull's nomination. Marshall spoke and met Watson at the Bret Une. Frank J. Hall introduced Marshall to local leaders for a harmonious campagin stance. A commencement address was planned for Ben Davis Croce church tonight.
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Sarah
Clackson
Ant Donald Smith
Hancvek
Lon Mull
Mala
Dull Wos
Thongs RK. Marshall
James W. Watson
Bret Une
Watson
Frank J. Hall
Ben Davis Croce Church
Thia County
House committee ends hearing on Can non revolution
A special House committee has conducted more than a month of hearings on the Can non revolution. Chair Mann aims to complete a report before adjournment, pledging full effort to finish the inquiry as night tests close.
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Cannon
Chairlain Mann
Famous Lecturer to Speak Today at Local Churches
The Hon. Charles E. Newlin, secretary of the Business Brow's Association of Indianapolis, staying through Monday after attending the Audubon convention, will address a West Creighton Avenue Church of Christ meeting and preach at First Baptist Church this evening. He will deliver his famous lecture titled The Unconstitutionality of Legalizing Wrong at 4 o'clock, a leading speaker who has lectured in forty states under ministerial and law associations.
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Will Witness Son's Profession For Priesthood
Decatur Indiana May 23 Mr and Mrs B X Ininger traveled to Louisville to visit their son Lawrence who has studied for the Catholic priesthood in the Passionist order. Tomorrow marks an important step as he publicly professes for the priesthood, followed by ten more years of study before full preparation for ministry.
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Kist
Decatur
Ing
Ininger
Louisville
Lawrences
Seniors and Juniors Enjoy Reception in Kendallville
Senior and junior classes held a closing year reception at 408 in Kendallville Indiana on Friday evening. The Commercial log rooms were decorated in the colors red and white for the seniors and blue and gold for the juniors. The event was described as one of the best annual receptions.
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Wish News
Kendallville
Ind
Cress
Edward Bane wins rrd-letter contest and black cat prize
In a lively event Edward Bane took top honors in the rrd-letter contest and the black cat contest. Miss May Clie received the havrors as part of the night’s festivities. A pleasant evening featured a four course dinner for young people, with Miss June Crawford providing music. Somorrow evening the seniors will listen to an
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May Clie
June Crawford
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