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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
2
A scattered weekly account notes a Sunday post, a one year term, and a Republican district stance. It recalls Representative Mossman’s statements, pressure from the Terral Gazette, and a claimed party push to back Speaker Cannon while facing GOP rivals.
Analysis of Judge William J. Vesey’s replies to the Journul Gazette questions on bank deposits guarantees, postal savings banks, interest on deposits, and liquor club exemptions. The piece critiques his noncommittal answers, links his positions to his Anthony Wayne club membership, and argues he dodges issues to appease varied interests.
A Pennsylvania attorney denies that the property was searched by authorities. The claim appears tied to disputed consent or conditions. The statement asserts no entry or seizure occurred at the premises cited, challenging the accuracy of the original report.
M Schmidt spoke in German and Nr Niezer in English at a Madison Township Democrats meeting in Schoolhouse No 4. There were about a score of Republicans present who will vote the Democratic ticket this fall. The Hon A P Shively of South Bend spent last night in the city, delivering a speech at Bluffton and heading to Lurrmize for an agricultural meeting.
Crawfordsville. Ind Oct 44 This town welcomed democratic governor candidate Ton Marshall with a parade through Main Street bands and a large crowd. Wabash College ties noted as he spoke on familiar topics. Thomas Mason dean presided. Samuel J. Ralston of Lebanon also spoke. Marshall and wife attended and continued on to Anderson that evening.
A traction conductor in Indianapolis faced desertion charges as testimony described his alleged plan to hide with a companion and support themselves by deceit. The case surfaced amid a broader set of local legal actions. A separate report notes an Indiana grain elevator fire in Kokomo with warnings of water damage and efforts to control the blaze.
Regional diary items report deaths births and social events across Angola Kendallville and surrounding areas. Notables include the Brooks and Donnelly families, funeral plans for a county official’s sister, a surprise birthday at a Kendallville home, and church society meetings. Also covered are school shutdowns for a Farm Products Show, railroad funding talks in Topeka and LaGrange, a Kendallville funeral for Mrs Weimer, and various community notices from Wabash and nearby towns.
Special inter urban chartered for Kendal Ville. Rebecca Kendal and others to Port Wayne for degree work at a meeting. Fire incident linked to gasoline explosion. cause under investigation. Victim identified as Mrs Sarah Amelia Wetmer, wife of Thomas.
John W Kern spoke in Jersey criticizing labor leaders and party managers over injunctions and jury trial provisions. He cited Theodore Roosevelt naming William J. Bryan and William J. Bryan as a founder of injunctions, contrasting Republican and Democratic positions on government by injunction.
At a church meeting of the Afwa's club of Printypiscopal church last night Ab Arthur Darry Meng Young Attorney of inouly spoke on the county option law and prohibition. The crowd discussed reflections on the India legislature and religious festival lore while cigar dealers advertise Gold seal brands. The gathering noted St Patrick's Day events and the attendance of Father Mancovien in a local service.
We stake our Wayne reputation on the purity of Wayne Brand horseradish in glass jars. A fragment mentions pavement, pollen, and street weariness, but the readable portion highlights the assertion of product purity and dealer endorsement.
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