Taft Speech Arrangements at Clinton and Holman Streets
A Taft campaign stop is planned with a speaker standing on a platform at the southeast corner of Holman and Clinton streets near the Pennsylvania superintendent’s office. Officials, police, and crowds expected as Taft arrives by private car Constitution and delivers a brief address before moving to Columbia City.
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Nom EL Taft
Republican County Central Committee
Taft
Holman and
Clinton Street
Pennsylvania
Decatur
Lars Be
J. GB. Melvin
Ho Hud Sun
Harry Hoan
Republican County Central
Chatenan James MM. Ienry
Pennsylvania Police Loree
Columbia City
Wacesaw
Charles W. Ler
Attorner
Indiana
Congress
Whirteenth Congress
Bicnal Glatrich
Lelf
Miller
Holman
Clinton
W. E Dowd
James Hemenway
United States
Tudiuna
Taft Party
Former banker on trial in Pittsburg embezzlement case
Wiliany Nentgomery, ex cashier of the Allegheny National Bank, was brought before Judge James S. Toungs in U S District Court on charges of embezzlement abstraction and misapplication involving 469000. His defense includes attorney Y Hreek and Montgomery's brother, with United States District Attorney Dynkls as prosecutor. The bank’s failure has left over 2 090 090 in disputed funds.
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Pittsburg
Wiliany Nentgomery
Fed Allegheny National Bank
James S. Toungs
United States District Court
Tormer Jude Stone
Attomney Y. Hreek
Montgomery
United States District Atloeney
Interest and Dividend Payouts in November 1908
New York December 23. Interest and dividend disbursements for November will exceed 90 million, according to announcements. This compares with October 1908 to date 37,163,000. November 1907 38,950,000. November 1906 73,921,000. The total with November included reached 489,279,000 for January 1 to date, vs 660,612,000 in 1907 and 1,139,392,000 for 1906.
Weather Outlook Drizzles Across Ohio Indiana and Michigan
The forecast notes showers in Ohio Indiana and Michigan with strong east winds. Saturday and Sunday expect rain with cooling air and variable conditions across the region.
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Washington
Sunda
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Trade of Workers and Postmaster Change in Kendallville
Kendallville Oct 2 Capt George Alexander was removed as post master to make way for Weingart amid charges not disclosed by Gilhams. Affidavits implicate Gilhams’ role in the deal with Johnson Browand Parks and Porter. Weingart’s council majority backed Carnegie library and the post office appointment, with further ties to local boards.
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Kendallville
Ind
George Alexander
C. C. Gilliams
Charles Weingart
Mr. Gilliams
C. J. Weingert
Gilbama
Thay
Capt
Alexander
Weingart
Thetfo
Mr. Alexander
Gilliamans
Cant. Alexander
Bo. Johnson
Capt. Browand
Johnson
Browand
Gilhamsy
T. Portar
Rollo Johnson
Gilharos
Parks
Porter
Fiat-Walling
Capt. Alexander
Fiint-Winting
Gilbaniya
Uns
Kendalivie
Ceptein Alexander
Alexaner
Ase
Captain Alexanders
Council
McCrey
DeCray Igeracorks
Kendallville Post
Gilhams
McCray
Ten
Allen
Connec
Uhea
Mer
Wis
Wein Batt
Farkland
Pitter
Kay
Mr. Gillam
Bad
Parka
Parker
Weinwart
Pain Maxander
Indecent attacks spark apology from Democratic press
In a heated exchange the Democratic paper denounces Republican opponents and editorial slurs as indecent. It concedes past mudslinging and vows to shift to higher-minded coverage during the campaign’s final week, apologizing to readers.
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Gida
Renoblizan Press
Wwe
Atale
Asbiay
Samnee
Waa
Allen
Toe
Judgs Vosoyo
Whr & Corporation
Gompers and Roosevelts clash echoed in New York
In New York on October 2, Samuel Gompers warned President Roosevelt and urged action on labor issues. He cited William Jennings Bryan’s arrival and pressed for cabinet inclusion while opposing narrow reform aims. The rally highlighted labor support and contributions from party affiliates and regional committees in West Virginia and Virginia.
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New York
Shatrman Mach
Sampel Wompers
Thu
Dierhain
Lier
Bryan Qwoen
Sergey City
William Bryan
Roosavéfrs
Hoffman Denounces Move to Drag Schools into Politics
Indiana superintendent E G Hoffman rebukes claims by Mr Marshall the governor hopeful that teachers’ salary laws would be repealed if elected. Hoffman says the politics taints public schools and warns readers against party efforts to politicize education. A second item reports a Decatur Geneva and Geneva theft wave with break ins and damage across several businesses including a Shy Hall’s market and local hardware stores. police investigation ongoing.
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Ton
Indiana
Marshall
Cotton
E. G. Hoffman
Man to Plead Guilty in Hartland torso case
A county grand jury has charged a suspect in the Hartland torso case. Court records indicate the individual is set to plead guilty and faces sentencing in the pending murder inquiry.
Bryan in New Jersey Hails Democratic Rally Across State
William J. Bryan campaigned through New Jersey greeting crowds in Newark and Jersey City. He spoke sixteen times, contrasted Republican and Democratic platforms, and urged labor support while planning further stops in the state.
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Newark
New Jersey
J. Bryan
Wis
Nugent
Bryan
Roosevelt
Gompers
Bevan Chase
Hy Eeru
Nicholas Lohswarth
Jersey City
Tate
Himiva
Colonel Bryan Visits Whitehouse Reception
Colonel Bryan arrived at Whitehouse to cheers and laughter from a large crowd. He described the Denver convention platform as the basis for his administration and promised to carry out its remedial legislation.
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Whitehouse
Denver
van J. Bryan
Sam
White House
Bryan greeted by big Philadelphia crowd at West Station
A large crowd of railroad workers welcomed W J Bryan at the West Philadelphia station today. The event ran an hour late as locals entertained the gathering. Bryan was met by members of New Jersey Democratic organizers and urged to speak, amid loud calls for a speech.
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Ems
W. J. Bryan
West Philadelphia
Permvanla Eailroad
Bryan
State Campaign Committee
New Jersey
Fr. Bryan
Fle
Aes
Lis
Labor Leader Gallatin Urges Bank Deposit Guarantees
A large audience heard Garrett Galati discuss labor causes at the county assembly. He noted the need for bank deposit guarantees to protect workers, referred to railroading capital excesses, and contrasted 1898 with 1907 panics. He warned about bank failures pulling workers from employment. The piece also mentions plans for gubernatorial candidate Thomas R Marshall and a decision to send speakers separately across Indiana.
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Garrett Fed
Court House
Gallathi
Gallacin
United States
Congress of the
Senate of
Gallatin
Senstor le' Fillette
Hrvastar
Uannett
Senate
Gellatin Strawensi
Mr. Gallatin
Warsaw and Wakarusa to Play Morning Game
Wakarusa near Warsaw Indiana high school football teams will play a morning game Saturday so the Warsaw and Wakarusa boys may travel to Goshen and hear W. H. Taft speak at the afternoon event.
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Warsaw
Wakarusa
Ind
Wensehool
Xtyakaruss
Waakaruse
Goshen
Tsay Boys
W. H. Taft
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