Fort Wayne Editorial Attacks Vesey and Taylor on Reform
A long Fort Wayne News text denounces Judge Weser and Judge Taylor over a proposed Indiana corporate reform. It argues Vesey aims to influence the legislature to aid Republican aims, cites Pennington Pulley case, and attacks Indiana’s lax stock payment rules. It contrasts New Jersey requirements with Indiana’s lack of cash capital, urging broader corporate oversight.
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Lackeare
Witte
Fleusne
Friny
Dew Haley
Taylor
Flemings
Indiana
Indi
Funk Corporation
Port Warse
Pennington
Wes Wis
Vennington Fulley Company
Ingal Services
Vesey
Chas
Pape
Indiana Corporation
Aws
Kahoa Boat. and Motor Company
Judge Vesey
New Jersey
Connecticut
Delaware
Michigan
Florida
West Virginia
Mc Fleming
Witout Rei & Cent
Tals Corporation
Fort Wayne
Atterhey
Tadiana
Dudge Taylor
Efort
Imad Tls
Ald
Herat
Uney Gur
Uhl Athos
Mit Amy
See Seavey’s stove bargains headline item
See Seaveys stove bargains for shoppers noting discounts and listings. Palbereon Fleer Ut appears in fragmentary text alongside vague references to Wailea Hiroe and a shooting event, with no clear reportable details.
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Palbereon
Gelle
Cat Out of the Sack in Indiana Politicking
A long drafty article reports Charles W. Miller of Goshen urging voters to back Vesey to protect James A. Hemenway’s seat and to influence the next legislature. It alleges Republican managers push Vesey to aid two U.S. senators, with Archbold letters and governors cited in support of judge appointments and oil interests.
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Phe Hos
Chases W. Miller
Ar- Unf
Taft
William Eves
Judge Vasey
Tilge Vesey
United States
Hemenway
Armocrat
Judge Vesey
Senate
Miller
Rowever
United States Senate
Indiana
Congress
Miler
Hearst Charges Standard Oil In Elections At Carnegie Hall
The Brooklyn meeting opened with Hearst accusing Standard Oil of shaping national elections for two decades. He cited Paynes, William Whitney and Calvin Brice as Cleveland backers, and claimed Hanna and Standard Oil manipulators were close, addressing each other by first names. Letters read by Hearst allegedly urged judicial appointments and contained large cash gifts to influence bills, with Archbold connected to the signees. Hearst avoided naming Cleveland but mentioned Mark Hanna, signaling distrust among Standard Oil operatives.
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Brooklyn
Hearst
Standard Oil Company
Cleveland
Standard Oi Company
Impai i
Paynes
William ©. Whitney
Calvin 3. Brice
Sibley
Hannani
Manna
Hanna
Roosevelt
Pierce
Jand
Carnegie Hall
Mark Hanna
Standard Oil
Stone
Pennsylvania
John D. Archbold
Gov
Menrab
John. Elkin
Wien
John D. Archhois
Mask
House
Senate
Hearst Letters Reflect on New Party and Senate Election Ideals
Fragmentary text quotes Hearst and others discussing a possible new party and the principle of electing senators by the people. The passage references citizen involvement, independence, and the balance of power, with emphasis on reforming political processes and resisting entrenched interests.
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Hearst
Parks
Rossessed
Marly Plabtern
Akattorm
Pater Pals
Psvet
Aikin of Pennsylvania Supreme Court Speaks by Phone
Supreme Court Justice John P. Aikin of Pennsylvania was reached at his home in Indiana, Pa. by telephone. A clerk read a letter from Mr. Flearse to the Associated Press, noting the judge had nothing to add at the moment.
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Fin Daily News Accises Atennett
Baton
Fleming
Eaton Mill
Torivns
Willy
Indiana Corporation
Luwe Cardine Corporation
Artele
Boer Wiens
Taylor
Kleming
Tarlo
Arta
Indiana
Tadiana
Legielature
Ais
Dengee
Staan
Judge
Mitchiell
John DR. Arcubold
Uberty
Morrison
Pennsulu
Archbold
Arehbold
Governor Stone
Broadway
John DG. Archbold
Henderson
Superior Court
Pennsylvania
Broadwar
H. Elking
Huccisburg
Paz
Hikins
Wn. Rockefeller
J. W. Weaver
Mir. H. Mc Trombley
Arch Rold
John T, Archbold
John H. Elkin
LI Bey
Benadway
Tohn D.arshbold
John Within
House
Senate
D. Archsold
Joan P. Glicin
Harrisburg
United States
John D. Elaig
Supreme Court
Pivesbirg
John P. Aikin
City Vehicle Tax Debated At Monday Meeting
The Journal Gazette reports a Monday evening session discussing the vehicle tax. A committee recommended reenacting the tax with higher rates and broader scope while warning revenue would fund street maintenance and city needs.
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Aahior journal-Gazette
Phe Yin
Ag Politicx
Muneis
WARSAW VILAGE MEETING PROMISES LIBERTY ELECTION TALK
A city notice announces a mass meeting Tuesday at 8 pm in Saengerbund hall with Phil Rappaport and Jo Lee Seavey discussing Personal Liberty and the Elections. Concert by Packard band and Seavey’s stove bargains advertised. Indianapolis visitor Seph Keller will be present.
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Saengerbund ‘Hall
Phil Rappaport
Jo- Lee Seavey
Seph Keller
Indianapolis
Packard Band
Seavey
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