Williams Visited Port Washington Parade Draws Huge Crowd
Mississippi Democrat leader Jake Sharp Williams visited Port Washington drawing the largest audience in years. A torchlit parade with nearly 1,000 marchers, bands, and crowds packed Shaw, Harrison, and Hersey streets. Williams spoke as the crowd cheered, while Mississippian leader Fleming and other dignitaries attended events culminating in a reception at a local hotel.
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Jake Sharp Wiliams
United States
Smithi Sleet Oram
Mississippi
House of Representes
Orttor
Wit
Princess Rink
Sivek Ony Wan
Port Wasithik
Rimpaten
Wits
Fang
van Prevpant
Wen Anuwanen
Agatherth
R. Williams Imid
Fort Ye
Thane
Thias
Sola Wall
Mr. Millian
Plymouth
Reeiptle
Wiliams
Wilms
B Meming
Fleming
Shaw, Harrison and
Hersey
Pacaro
Wildlands
Leauit
Woitman
Congressnak
Robinson
Reivek
Frr
Barr Street
Jemerson
Rink
Mr. Fleming
Wildfire Threatens Warsaw Homes and Barns
A forest fire near Warsaw Indiana damaged multiple structures including Hammond home and Tammond’s barn. Sparks from a Big Four locomotive ignited dry brush causing extensive fire damage and destruction across several properties. Residents report embers blown by wind spreading the blaze as crews fought to contain it.
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Warsaw
Ind
TL. Tammond
Hammond
Tomer Archer
Coal Shell
M. Madlem
Roahbinson
Pey
Wright
Anti Beards Wright
Mr. Waylright
Guile Ape
Evening Notes From Maumee Township Streets
A fragmented listing of names and places appears to describe an evening scene in Maumee Township with multiple residents and locations such as New Haven, Spy Run, and local halls. The legible portions mention individuals like Adele Tewrishisy-Sprankle and Ervin, with scattered references to houses, streets, and neighborhood gatherings.
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Maumee
Wondburn
Fen. c. Cine
Dion
G. Tiare
Nan
Adele Tewrishisy
Sprankle
Nithouse
PTR
Goterick
Manroevil
Indy
Pranky
A.B. Tanmashoo
Diume
Sthonthouse
Flel Zollars
LRA
Walazevey Tenshi Flurser
Ervin
Shanbaumh
New Haven
Tulker
Lon Baym
Fruechenrtelt
CML
Nutzer
Treeinut
Washington
Teneh
Taft Gets Ovation in Kentucky Col Bryan Closes Nebraska Tour
In Louisville Kentucky on October 16 Acting President Taft toured Kentucky and drew large crowds from Ashland to Louisville. He praised Republican prospects in the South and warned that the party should expand into Tennessee North Carolina and China. Bryan meanwhile wrapped up his Nebraska tour delivering rhetoric in towns across the state and asserting a substantial lead in support and crowd enthusiasm.
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Taft
Kentucky
Col.bryan
Nebraska
Louisville
South Sea
Nelon Snd
Talt
Grant
Caroina
Chinta
Flantigion
Crain
Virginis
Flo
Ohin
Ashland
Monr Fimbert
Ring Kettucks
Cain
Kern Answered at Tam many Hall Campaign Rally
Democratic vice presidential nominee John W Kern faced a packed Tam many Hall audience as he argued for honest business under a Bryan victory. He defended Democratic plans to spur development, build railways and waterways, and warned against radical measures that could harm invested capital. Supporters pressed for trust in pledges while critics fear violations of platform promises.
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New York
John W. Kern
Amimans Hall
Steve Aus
Ker
Gion
Gov
Chalet
Kern
Wim. Sobmer
Tammany
Errno
Bryan
Taft
Dr. Taft
Weather forecast for Friday and Saturday in Indianapolis area
The Indianapolis weather forecast calls for Friday and Saturday winds from the south, with warmer air and a cool down by Saturday morning. Forecasters expect mild to moderate winds, early warmth, and a shift in weather patterns as a cold front approaches.
Gompers makes labor's duty clear in Norfolk speech
The Norfolk convention of the American Federation of Labor urged united action by tailors and all workers to secure legislation and justice. It called for voters to elect labor-friendly candidates in November, faulting Taft and praising Bryan for promising labor gains. The piece stresses practical action over mere promises and urges turnout.
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Gompers
Norfolk
American Federation of Labor
Washington
General Labor
Congress
Republican Party
Taft
Democratic Party
Bryan
Rally for Gompers in Fort Wayne Labor Meeting
A rally featuring Laurel Gompers of the Egnal Federation of Labor is planned for Fort Wayne. Delegations will meet Gompers at Kendalville and escort him to a later assembly with a principal speech on labor issues and opposition to trusts.
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Dent Laurel Gompers
Egnal Federation of Labor
Fort
Ipkeraat
Fort Wayne
Moon
Gompers
Sendalvill
Kendalville
Lim Rink
Teig
Wwil
Gomnars
Labac Organization
Bible Training School Opens Fall Term With New Staff
The Bible Training School in the city’s southwest opens its fall term with growing student turnout and strong officer confidence. Lena Goosen of Hills Word Nebraska joins to lead the grammar department and George Wolllde of New York will instruct students in German. The choir director position remains to be filled.
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Bible ‘Tajaing School
Lave Uice
Twcunty
Lena Goosen
Hills- Word
Neb
Hare
George Wolllde
New Yoel
Marshall for Home Rule Campaign Draws Large Marshall Meeting
In Indiana on October 18, Thomas F. Marshall spoke to a large crowd at Mincherty Cross sale pavilion after a public reception at Tremont Hotel and a city tour. Marshall outlined his platform with county officials present and pledged policing and governance reforms as part of his home rule push.
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Wabasil Ind
Witexh
Thomas F. Marshall
Mincherty Cross Sale
Oelorkan
Gniu
Phyrathuc
Burpe
County Chaseman
George
Rauch
HaoqLuYa
Murstill
Werata
Billbeiner
Rome
Attias
Ernan
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Mathers
Dudge Erwin
Erwin
Ati
Imuws
Ehaeal
jJudire
P. Gen-Netaaubee
Owhlette
Bandenisit
Wall Street
Watson
Clin
Notinara
Maryland
Rerdley Fleming
Keming
Menning
Bidaiog
Southland
Ilis
Bie
Woods
Warasit
Ambrosia
Plattsmoutit
Williamy Jennings
Bine
Nobracka
Ourtaderg
Cine
Berar
Suikheniet
Teeursseh
Cagmoen
Mr. Cannon
Tammany Hall
Qut
Indiana
Omni
Ghrles
Tamhanapolis
Troy
Samuel Gompers
Redding
Bible Training School
Marshall
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