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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text discusses publication details for Port Wayne Daily and Sunday editions, subscription options, and local political commentary. Mentions Thomas R. Marshall and 1912 presidential prospects, with notes on votes in home counties and references to Wall Street dynamics and Taft.
Fragmented text discusses the future of the United States Senate and political shifts. It mentions Democratic considerations, candidates for honorary positions, and a warning about future political alignments. The piece foresees election outcomes and contemporary debates shaping national leadership.
The editorial lauds Edward G Wortman as a capable, patriotic leader with strong political service. It compares him to Albert Beveridge and urges Indiana to send Wortman to the senate next January, highlighting his youthful energy and proven statecraft in Allen County politics.
Early returns show Taft with 389 electoral votes and Bryan at 156 with 11 districts unanalyzed. National Democratic leader Norman Mack says Bryan will not run for president again, predicting a 1928 candidacy unlikely. Republicans hold a solid House majority as Indiana and Missouri results are unsettled.
Fragmentary report notes a Democrat victory in Ohio with the governor chosen and a separate party result for president. The piece mentions a slow count and wide margins, citing precinct figures and uncertainty while confirming a decisive partisan outcome.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Bryan’s state and various names like Lenin, Shaleberger, and Chantay, with references to counties, orders, and elections. It hints at political campaigns and potential shifts, though the damaged lines obscure clear events or dates.
The passage notes a Democratic lead with a thousand fewer votes in some area and hails Democratic gains across congress and the state senate. It mentions four or more Jaska incumbents likely Democratic, one Republican amid the Fourth District, and a surprise in overwhelming Democratic majorities in the senate and House.
Voters across Montana and Missouri left the statewide result unsettled as returns from St Louis and rural districts came in. Democrats lead in Missouri and appear to near a narrow win for governor, with a probable Democratic edge in the next legislature.
Complete returns show Bryan and the entire Democratic ticket led by John F. Shafrath carried Colorado by about 3000 votes. Democrats likely win governorship and a narrow Senate victory for Charles J. Hughes Jr., endorsed by the state convention, succeeding Teller.
Nov 4 returns from San Francisco indicate Frank K. Dunne was the only Democratic candidate elected in the city. The statewide vote totals suggest a narrow or defeated effort to move the state capital from Sacramento to Berkeley, while Republicans gain seats in the legislature and constitutional amendments face opposition amid a vigorous campaign against Dunne's rulings.
Complete returns from Cook County show Republicans winning big on national and state tickets. Stevensair defeated for governor, with county totals indicating strong support for Turglili Patt. Ostesbs, Tyse, McCalloush and other GOP candidates posted solid margins despite scattered opposition.
fragmented and garbled OCR reports indicate Democratic divisions shaping Missouri's legislative race and the senatorial primary. unclear returns and party influence swirl around candidate placement and anticipated outcomes amid sparse, confusing data.
A garbled OCR style snippet references New Jersey voting by a substantial margin for Taft and mentions a meeting or event with various misread words. The readable core notes a Taft support result in New Jersey and hints at related figures or attendees.
A garbled text fragment references Maryland voting and a ballot theme. The readable bits mention Maryland, vote, and the word ballot while lacking coherent names, dates, or locations to identify specific entities or events.
Fragmented OCR text reports Tart winning in West Virginia with a public show of support by Democrats. Mentions a statewide race, party dynamics, and potential implications for the state ticket.
The fragment reports Bennet, a Democrat, holding a strong statewide lead but with only a small plurality. Republicans claim potential upset and refuse to concede, maintaining the state ticket remains in dispute.
Reports from western North Dakota indicate John Burlee leading with about 2000 votes and C. A. Johnson trailing in a neck and neck race. Democratic leaders claim a statewide edge of around 300 with awaiting precincts still to report.
Fragmented OCR text reports Nevada voting context with unclear names. Mentions Democratic stance and a near term date. Lacks coherent actions, places, or person details to anchor a clear summary.
D X Foster outlines local street and river works affecting Lakeside properties. He recounts extending Clay Street to Columbia Street and filling land north of the river, using ground from five acres. complains about river and property impacts and asserts no wrongdoing by residents.
A garbled note from the era mentions Taft, political shifts, and social actions. The fragment references indigent care plans and city responses, with hints of Chicago and civic concerns amid unclear text.
The fragmented OCR text reports a case where a wife fled after alleged abuse, with claims of coercion and job issues. It mentions the husband’s alleged actions and a legal or domestic dispute, though details are unclear due to corruption. The account references recovery and possible work-related disputes affecting family conditions.
The text describes a memorial honoring soldiers who died in battle, with a granite bass and inscribed tablets listing names. A monument commission chaired by Bert A Jones and Wesley Wells plans ceremonies and coordinating officials from Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky and Michigan. Government officials and observers prepare for a formal dedication and related events.
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