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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
2
A Fort Wayne newspaper page discusses political turmoil and elections. It notes Taft's potential successor, Hazen's county result, and party loyalties. International tension is raised with Germany and France possible clashes. It mentions local figures like Charley Bush, Ba Yar-Belle, and Joseph Benson Foraker amid civic discourse.
The article reports on tensions between France and Germany over a dispute involving consular officials and reprisals. It notes negotiations, demands for discipline, and a request for a long line of discussion while both governments acknowledge differences and potential actions. The French ambassador and government insist on restraint and possible concessions, with Paris and Berlin seeking a stable resolution without further escalation.
Sheriff elect R Schielderfer expresses heartfelt thanks to Allen County voters and supporters for the late election. He pledges an honest, transparent, capable administration and asks the public not to fear or malice, asking the people for continued confidence in his conduct of the office.
To the voters of Alen County John B Wyss expresses sincere gratitude for their votes and support. He says he will continue to serve as county commissioner to the best of his ability and asks for their ongoing assistance.
Elizabeth Norton notes how flimsy chiffon gowns dominate social dances for debutantes and young women. Embroidered chiffons in rose pink with moss rosebuds feature empire skirts, cap sleeves, and subtle trims. The piece describes trends, fabrics, and modesty expectations for young dancers and boarding school ensembles.
Amid Civil War shadows and Grant era disarray the 1876 campaign faced bitter fights over fraud and reconstructio n. Hayes and Wheeler emerged after fierce ballots. Disputed southern returns and a new electoral commission unsettled the nation as Congress and the Supreme Court shaped the final count.
Fred Sims declares no doubt of Republican victory across the state despite early returns. Democratic secretary Feiley calls the claim absurd and says the entire Democratic ticket is successful. Delegates and candidates gathered in Indianapolis to monitor official tallies, with Congressman Lincoln Dixon set to review figures as officials finalize results by Saturday night.
The Star reports its final edition tabulates county returns announcing Republicans winning key offices. Fred A. Sims secures state secretary by a 266 vote plurality, Walter K. Latz elected attorney general, Fremont Goodwine lieutenant governor, Robert J. Mayo leads for superintendent with 343 plurality, Myers for supreme court ahead by 1432, and Dierich Myers for appellate judge ahead by 1335. The paper notes overall Republican plurality in state results.
Franklin Ind Nov 6 State Senator L Ert Slack of Franklin publicly declares his bid for the United States Senate to replace James A Hemenway. He has written all Democratic legislators seeking their support as supporters organize across the state.
Maryland’s eight electoral votes may split as early results show a tight race between Taft and Bryan. Missouri appears safe for Taft with a growing Republican plurality. nationwide returns suggest 218 Republicans and 218 Democrats in Congress, with socialist and prohibition results still unclear. Maryland totals late into the night hint at a split, while Missouri solidifies a Taft lead.
In Nebraska, early returns show William Jennings Bryan leading with a small plurality as votes from 42 of 90 precincts counted. Bryan reportedly has 121,060 to Taft 119,699, with Rex trailing and projections uncertain as the count continues.
About 78 counties back Democrat Shallenberger for governor with 117,544 votes while Republican Sheldon garners 208,892. Shallenberger's margin appears slight, with uncertain totals near 2,000 in lingering precincts.
Early tallies across Michigan Baltimore and Nevada indicate Warner and Taft holding narrow to moderate leads. Michigan shows Warner ahead by about 7,000 to 11,000 as county totals come in while Taft edges Clinton with about 170 in official counts. Nevada and Reno reports suggest Democrats gain ground with a favorable Senate outlook.
The daughter of Governor Fleet Judson Hermon and Mrs. Vitemont Tett, Mee Rai Harmon Wright, underwent an operation at Duke’s hospital in the city on Tuesday. George Cassatt of London, a sister of Mrs. Wright, awaits word on the outcome as the family stays at the hospital.
Fragmentary report describes a medical operation involving Mrs The nneration of Ragrinus one with AUT for condition 18 not conaiderok dan eerpus. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but mentions a procedural assessment and unspecified outcomes.
Four miners are trapped after an explosion at Col. W. P. Bond’s coal mine three miles west of Benton Illinois at 4 29 oclock this morning wrecking the shaft. Rescue work reports one injured miner is Joseph Lester taken to Franklin for aid while investigators cordon the site and await further details.
Mr. William Ashley of Alcon misplaced guest details. Miss Levit Kappel accepts a position with His Foro Palophone Company. Mr das Merz at 333 Dewalt Street underwent an operation at St Joseph's hospital. Mr Evans reported to police a theft of appliances. a fire near 405 West Surferlor caused brief heat but no major damage. Square veils remain popular and widely worn.
A compact reflection on advertising impact noting that failing to meet reader expectations undermines prior efforts. The piece emphasizes reader disappointment as a toll on the ad campaign’s overall effectiveness, urging consistency and clarity in future notices.
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