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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1908

Page

7

THREE CHEERS FOR MARSHALL IN MICHIGAN CITY

A large Democratic gathering in Michigan City features Thomas H. Marshall and William I. Taft on a special train platform, with crowds from surrounding areas arriving by parade. James E. Watson expected to speak on Monday from the same Grand Opera House platform.

Michigan City Grand Opera’ House Thomas Ho Marshall Wiliam I. Tatt James E. Watson Will Clarshalt

Specials at Hof Bray at Grand Tuesday October 27

Specials at Hof Bray include mallard duck stad roe live lobsters hard shell crabs black bass whitefish halibut and frog legs. Plumadore twelve piece orchestra at the Grand Tuesday October 27.

Plumadore

Matron's Beauty Contest and Suffrage Talk in Sheldon

A matron's beauty contest will be held at the Sheldon Stil Don M E church on Thursday evening October 28 with five contestants including Mrs Martin and Mrs Hageler. The event will feature a discussion on woman’s suffrage. Local residents Mr Andrew Spuinser is ill with typhoid fever and Mr and Mrs Mert Brown have returned home from visiting Ale Schoorover. A mass meeting is planned for Tuesday at Saengerbund hall with Phil Rappaport and Joseph Keller of Indianapolis speaking on Personal Liberty and the Elections while the Conih by Packard band will provide music.

Bhgldon Ind Don M. E. Church West Tursiay Martin Hageler Osian Aytinan Lhisies Andrew Spuinser Sheldon Mert Brown Drichfean Sylvester Reed Saengerbund Hall Phil Rappaport Joseph Keller Indianapolis Packard Band Ning Donot Come al Saul's Saul Sam SAULS Saengerbund ‘Hall

Robison Park Cars On Fifteen Minute Schedule

Schedule notes describe Robison Park transport operating every fifteen minutes with hourly variation in the evening. The text mentions weather, security, and errands, aiming to cover park errands and provide timely service while noting a wartime disruption.

Robison Balguerines

Seaveys Store Bargains Offer Watt Bray REM Mants Sale

Seaveys store advertises discounts on Watt Bray REM MANTS at low prices. Bails and Univoco 10s ci are mentioned, with claims to meet customer expectations and value.

Watt Bray Bails Tho Univoco

Rule by the People at Swengerbund Meeting Mixes Warning and Campaign

Nebraskan Wy Burge was slated to speak at Fort Wayne last evening but did not attend. Oregon Ohio delegate Benton Childers arrived to address 600 attendees on popular rule, warning against corporate control and urging public election of senators while linking past leaders to current threats.

Quneressay Wy Burse Nebraska Swengerbund Hall Fort Wayne Benton Childers Columbes, O State Committee Ecency Central Committee Afr. Burge Mr. Childers Wiliam J. Bryan In- Mana Tam Tom Marahan Jefferson Bryan Laher Jackson United States Jackson Roosevelt Steel Trust Tennessee Coal and Iron Company Linesin Republic Lincoln Republican County Central Committee Bishop Snehont House Indian Township Friay Demaene Meetig Speakura Burns Douglass Lenhart

Hoffman Talks at Columbia City

Special to the Journal-Gazette describes a large Democratic meeting in Columbia City Indiana. Over 1000 voters attended with strong support for Edward G Hartman of Fort Wayne as chair and A Adams presiding. A keynote predicted the selection of Thomas R Marshall, drawing a warm reception from the crowd.

Journal-Gazete Colembea City Ind Mipalgm Whitles County A. Adame Igr Edward G. Hartman Fort Warr Thomas Rk. Marshall Bint Saguah Igre Aee

Bryan predicts 301 electoral votes in forecast lead

Col Bryan cites conservative lines and reports from all regions claiming Bryan will reach at least 301 electoral votes, with expectant wins in New York New Jersey Connecticut Idaho Montana Colorado Nebraska Nevada South Dakota and others. He notes changes from Roosevelt support and cites labor and German voting blocs aiding Bryan.

Mr. Bryan Solid South Maryland New York New Jsrey Connecticut Idaho Montana Colorado Nebraska Nevada Tooiana Ohbio Delaware Kansas South Dakota Roosevelt Bryan Empire State Warness Thomas Waller New Jersey Repubican West Virginia Capl Indiana Taft Seave Paclic Shin & Brewn Oregon Tduko Alon‘Jana Ohto

$50 000 000 Can’t Buy the Election From Bryan

New York Oct 24 National chairman Mack said the Republicans have raised 13 9 million for debatable states yet cannot defeat Bryan with 50 million He met Bryan in Jersey City and predicted Bryan’s victory Roosevelt’s cabinet on the stump too shows fear Mack cites a Cleveland tribute at Paterson and outlines Bryan’s planned Paterson and Chicago stops with speeches in between and a possible Madison Square Garden address tied to Roosevelt Knox and Gompers comments

New York Mack Republican Organization Bryan Jersey City Republican National Committee Roosevelt Poe National Republican Committee Paterson Indi Chicago Ihiemuph Gomperea Knox Firgan Madison Square Garden

Seaveys Store Sale Offers 4000 Coats and Rainwear

A local advertisement urges shoppers to visit Seaveys store at Patterson-Pietcher Co. to view a sale featuring four thousand coats raincoats and overcoats for Kot to select. The copy emphasizes a broad stock and a limited time opportunity at the store location.

Kot Tom Che Patterson-Pietcher Co

Ministers Fight Sunday Moving Picture Show Clash

Warsaw ministers threaten injunction and license action over moving picture shows in town churches. The Warsaw ministerial association cites three churches hosting shows in past year. Moving picture operator R Deaton defies ban saying shows will continue at his business location.

Hist Warsaw Ind Sr. R. Deaton Winoka Lake Deaton Moving Picture George C. Carpenter The Brethren Church J. W. Goshert United Brethren Church Fr I. Montgomery Presbyterian Church Truman A. Beaton Christian Church

William Shuler Buried Fifteen Minutes in Gravel Cave-In

William Shuler of Cedarville was buried under gravel for fifteen minutes after a cave-in at a local gravel pit. He survived with no broken bones and is nearly recovered, thanks to rescue by Oranges B. Cook, a Cedarville instructor and former deputy sheriff who pulled him out amid heavy clods.

William Shuler Cedarville Oranges B. Cook Shuler

Witness Sees Exact Spot After Accident Claim

A witness identifies the location of the victim after the incident, while Shyler has no memory of the events preceding the accident. The man insists he merely fell from a tree, though his mind is clear on all other points.

Shyler

Seavey's Stove Bargains Fall and Winter Sale

See Seavey's stove bargains for this fall and winter. We offer Starr or Atlee heavy weight union underwear at $4 per pair. Paterson-Fletcher Co. IR, Don’t miss Seavey’s stove sale.

Seavey

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