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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
11
A large Taft Hughes crowd gathered at Madison Square Garden for a rally despite heavy rain. Governor Hughes spoke briefly as taft supporters packed the arena and outdoor delegates moved indoors. security and pacing kept the event orderly amid the downpour.
Jacob Hirges of Covington Indiana reports relief from chronic conditions using Dr Miles Anti Pain and Liver Pills and St Miles Nervine after years of suffering. He notes others say these remedies are not good, but he remains thankful for the relief they provide and plans to continue using them. The advertisement promises the first package will benefit and offers money back if not satisfied.
At Brush school and Ninth ward headquarters a rousing meeting drew nearly 400 supporters. Speakers praised duty and courage amid a railroad wreck, with Cyrus Cling and local candidates Aaron Reichulderfer and Robert Kelly among those addressing the crowd. A Toledo & Ohio Railway interurban car episode earlier sparked debate among traveling salesmen about Bryan and bank deposits.
The ledger cites Indiana's wealth near 1.77 billion and a population around 2.78 million. It notes state output last year of 13,230 and public works valued at 3.68 million, with oil fields producing over 6 million barrels valued at 449,801. New fees and ordinances are discussed, with an expected expenditure near 800 thousand.
Judge Harris addressed a crowd discussing a panic from last year caused by crop shortages while lawmakers including Congressman Joseph T. Robinson and others spoke at Wendallville. The gathering featured debates between socialist and independent party speakers, with references to Hearst and Debs and a serenade by a local drum corps. An accident at Fairpoint Avenue involved a horse and car, with minor injuries reported as the river region remained on alert.
An anonymous advertisement touts a 30 year eczema cure using simple oil formulas and Wintergreen compounds. It names Mr MT Wirinia of Wichita Kansas and mentions a furniture company in Wichita as part of the testimonial framing. The text includes a narrative of dramatic relief and claims a lasting night’s sleep after use, urging readers to buy through Calhoun and Connbra in a corner shop.
The Indianapolis license system taxes wide civic life from driving tests to theater admission. Officials note licenses cover many activities including vendors, beverages, gambling, and even fortune telling, with fees rare but penalties harsh.
Miss Robson refuses to leave and demands a suite after hotel staff refused entry to her dog. Hotel manager cites policy and insists no animals in guest rooms while Miss Robson argues the rule is unfair. The dispute echoes prior incidents involving actresses and canine companions.
Several Guy Street cars stalled on Lake Erie tracks at Main Street due to slippery rails from soap placed on the rails. Youths repeatedly staged the dangerous act, causing wheels to slip onto the mill road and hindering start attempts. Police urged immediate stop to prevent potential catastrophes.
By Kist News Bureau BLUFPYTON Ind Oct 28 Thomas Sayler republican candidate for prosecuter for this judicial district comprising Wells and Blackford counties went to Blackford county four weeks ago and stirred a sentiment among the women. They planned a large gathering for this afternoon and a Hanly meeting tonight. A special car arrived with streamers but Sayler was not seen and County Chairman Roush was absent. Governor Harry, who was to speak here tonight, cancelled his engagement due to illness. About five local women, warmed by the welcome, marched around the square then left by car.
A notice notes that failing to meet reader expectations in a newspaper ad undermines the advertising impact the campaign previously built. It discusses the disconnect between reader scrutiny and advertising effectiveness, urging alignment with audience needs.
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