Largest crowd promised for Marshall gubernatorial rally
Ten thousand supporters from Allen County and surrounding counties prepare for a record rally in Fort Wayne to back Democrat Thomas R. Marshall. Committees list arrangements, parade leadership, and expected participation from Columbia City Huntington Decatur Angola and other towns. Special trains and multiple town clubs will converge, with Marshall to speak at Kendallville and Fort Wayne, escorted by a reception committee at the Warne hotel.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Fuer
Allen County
Life Gang
Thomas Tk. Marshall
Indiana
Fort Warne
Marshall
Asien
Columbia
Mir
Huntington
Decatur
Angola
Auber
Wateriog
Keddallville
Fort Wayne
Pennsylvania
Floreeton
Tagrance
Kendallville
Wil
Veniog
Warne
Ylaishal
Chepaign
Bien
Princess Rink
Bass Foundry Boss Denounces Taft Order Claims
John H. Bass, president of Bass Foundry and Machine, rejects as false a report that the Bass works held orders contingent on Taft's election. He states no conditional orders exist and clarifies that railroad and machine shop activity has risen independently of politics, with no mention of Taft or Bryan in conversations.
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The
Journal-Gazette
John H. Bass
Bass Foundry and Machine Company
Charles 8. Bush
Bassworks
William H. Taft
Tne
Charles 5. Bash
Bicknell
Daily News
Bash
Bass Foundry
Bass
the News
Taft
United States
Charles S$. Bash
C. S. Bush
Mr. Bicknell
Mr. Taft
Mr. Bryan
Bassi Foundry
a_ railroads
General Victory Predicted by Monnett Across States
A garbled report notes General Monnett forecast a general victory for Reyier and Ker, with remarks attributed to Beebe and Chekan. It mentions plans to deliver speeches in Hale, then in New York on Saturday, amid unclear surrounding details.
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Ohio
Reyier
Ker
Hale Qrane
Norrow
New York
Dr Chapman and Party Sail to New York City
Dr J Wibar Jee and party from Winona travel to New York for a revival tour after successful meetings in Bradford and many cities across the midwest including Chicago Louisville Berea Wy Akmexvillé Tesp Columbus and Henia Natl OL They report about 30 meetings and a 210 mile circuit completed. Collings Ghivaaarai reports wedding toast at Colling Wisconsin with Mr and Mrs William J Mickow newlyweds serenaded at home with ice cream cake and candy.
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J. Wibar
Kist
Warsaw
Inde
Chapman
Winona
New York City
Pharsday
Bradford
Paris
Ponte
Chicago
Louisville
Berea
Akmexvillé
Tesp
Columbus
Miles Collins Ghivaraai
Columbia City
Ind
William J. Mickow Colling
McKown
Mekown
Cling
Mies Lula Shaw
Watson 18 Ther Enemy Watson 18 Ther Enemy
Representatives of all the railway men’s organizations weighed him in the balance and found him wanting. St John a fake. The Indiana Federative of Labor and railway brotherhoods oppose James EL Watson for governor. St John acted without authority and violated union orders by backing Watson.
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St. John
Elmer St. John
Federation of Labor
Jars EL Watson
Ashway
Eli’s
Ihe
Poxilion
Miyur Hosey
Repubdlican
Nimsele
Rive ‘Hin Sour
James J. Watson
Mr. Watson
Watson
Railway Brotherhoods
Indianapolis
Lxdianapolis
Ind
James
Sixth
Indiana
Congress
Indiana Federative of Labor
Indlytta
James EL
Riz Party
Ntce
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Oriley
John
Brotherhood of Railway Tratnmen
H.R. Fuller
Cau Palen Agrinse Walson
Cannon
Peivk
Ie Lading
Avting
Mtr.ubler
Petek
Potter
Spuaking
Wiward
Beatherhaed
Rathway Treinmoen
Slush Funds Rumored in Indiana Campaign Financing
Chicago dispatch reports an authoritative source confirming large outside funds for the Indiana campaign near the close of the race. Democratic vice presidential candidate Joan Kern was cited as making similar remarks despite denials. In New York, fund pressure grew with callers from multiple states at the Manhattan Hotel, while a fresh contribution to the treasury increased expectations the initial allowance may rise.
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Chicago
Det
Amau
Endian
Jiapolis
Iwen
Tidiana
Priuntzerin
Ndigna
State Committee
Joan W. Kern
Denio Eratic
New York
Natrman
Arcessibde
Phy Manhattan
Hein
Shelton
Strange fire at Lawrence National Bank in North Manchester
A blaze damaged the Lawrence National Bank in North Manchester early morning, with a barber shop under it badly scorched. Authorities and the new fire department, praised for preventing a more disastrous fire, are unsure of how the blaze started.
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Manchester
Tha
Lawrencn
National
Umder Te Bank
Svemsx
Baer Prilidgel
Tess
Judge Vesey Denounced Over Mining Stock Links
Public notice from Allen and Adams counties repudiates Journal-Gazette claims about Judge Vesey and mining investments. It cites Vesey as First National Bank director and attorney, with Freeman and Keplinger as bank officers, arguing journal interviews were misrepresented and urging voters to judge veracity for themselves.
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Judge Vesey
First Jamal Bank
Freeman
First National Tank
Keplager
Yicer
Journal-Gazette
Vesey
Mattes
Keplinger
jJournel-Gazette
Natonal Bank
Koplinger
Wesel
Journal-Cavee
Qimige Ata
Corning
T. &. Freeman
Tournal-Gazette
Breeman
Renader
The
Journal- Gazette
Mr. Freeman
Fort Wayne
Judge Yexey
Mn Kreeman
Cage
Allen and Adams
Joning-Gazette
Inde Vesey
Vaumpaigh
Heplinger
First National Bank
Marshall at Huntington rally amid crowded turnout
In Huntington Tom Marshall spoke to a large audience at the new county courthouse rotunda, after delays caused by traffic and a brief public reception. He framed the Republican party as representing the few and the Democrats as the many, urging voters to let the people rule with a campaign slogan and criticizing Roosevelt and Taft.
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Huntington
Tom Marshall
Rorkester Tate
New Court House
County of Man
Mr. Marshall
Gray Eagle Shot On Banks of Lake Gage
A farmer near Lake Gage, Angola, Indiana, shot and killed a large gray eagle Wednesday as the bird lay nearby. The specimen measured from lip to tip of wings and spanned about a dozen inches, one of several dozen seen in the county in recent years, though such birds are becoming very rare.
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Lake Gage
Angola
Ind
Jerts
Mus
Birge -Apecimen
Weather forecast for Friday and weekend in Ohio Michigan region
Weather notes predict a strong northwest wind across Ohio and Lower Michigan with cool to fresh conditions Friday into Saturday. Fragments mention Pritay and Rauirdees as unfamiliar terms amid the wind outlook.
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Ohio
Hypocrisy of the Governor Shown by Tippecanoe Courts
A historical note criticizes Governor J Frank Hanly for accusing Thomas Marshall of attorning or saloon-keeping, while Tippecanoe Circuit and Appellate Court records show Marshall acted for saloonkeepers. The piece cites appellate actions, trial court decisions, and appellate summaries to argue political hypocrisy in the governor's stance.
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Tippecanoe Circuit Court
J. Frank Hanly
Thoms & Marshall
Marshall
Mn Thuy
Trina
de Frank Trattig
Phusgird
Maine
Manel
Quinn
Tci
Coralie
Handy
Spain
Bryan Campaign Swing Through Syracuse With Taft Clash
William J. Bryan arrives in Syracuse for a five address swing through New York State, amid reception by local booster clubs and a staged car initiation. He criticizes Taft and defends guaranty of deposits while touting Democratic honesty and public funds. Judge Parker joins one stop at Wieting Opera House as crowds cheer across city venues.
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Syracuse
N.el
Conlent
Empire State
Willam J. Bryan
Ohio
Bryan
Kangono
Syracuse Boosters’ Club
Tleap
Platte
Jawahs
Cfore
Brean
Steel
Evan
Opera
Mix
Taft
Roosevelt
Denver
United States
Germany
Oneida
Cooke
James Bloyman campaign meeting cited in report
Fragmentary report notes a gathering at the home of James Bloyman with remarks on presidential prospects. The piece mentions a large turnout and significant campaign activity, but details are incomplete and some names appear garbled. Page 7, Column 6 reference suggests further context exists elsewhere.
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Arade
B. G. Hloffman
Chauseman
Schwier
Ed C. Miller
A. @. Binnie
C. Canl
A Hawke
Clifford Moran
George W. Linderuth
Fred Zollars
Cii Bass
Henry
Paul
Louis Ix
Samuel A. Foster
Moehin Luecke
Sener G. Peters
Miles Porter
A. A. Urenenan
akKet
Maurice Nitzer
Monroville
George Kiefer
Charles Marboueal
J. C. Schlatte
Dudam Schloge II
Lanpke
Henry J. Hoeltfe
Rokau
Gart Shober
John
M! Keach
Adam Rinehart
Ed J Borman
Samuel Wait
Joan George Shredel
Rank le Randurant
George Z. Senichecker
Adan Ely
Cedar Creek
Wm. Togan
Cap Eugene
Chucks Spanley
Ase
Willi S. Utourk
Tiann
Henry Gussner
Epringield
Hovyaships
Feter
Frask
Parnin
Suvhian
Taiwan
Jiouis
Anselm Evelber
Joseph Thin Hobins
Pa B
Guty
Gaiden
Wii- AL Pidgeon
Dyaurive Rogenthal
Waller A A. Barrett
Sear Iseokyw
Harry Kennerk
Syvester McMahan
Dennis McCarthy
Peter Scheid
H. Stonester
Iy Tyan
Whowae Meardle
J. Crangton
A AL
Hackett
A. d. Moynihan
Lert Lindemuth
Manes
Townaht al Hierr
Harry Willams
Thamiys
F. Wresnuhiin
al Itor
Hlan
John Suclzer
Kaletan Raver
Albert BE. Gare Yoy
Willie J. Hosey
Louis Lehirmeyer
Bear Lehman
Max Hofmann
Santeteilhrener
Wayne Sleet
Henry Cilerlek
Frank Kivedaump
Adam Winger
Onoarke
Ademaiel J. Shea
Louis Dorn
Ho Kruse
Herman Matin
Joseph J. Peters
Henry Taylor
William Prossso
Thobert Millach
Alex B. Staub
Duc Stauder
Charles He Warrun
Ee Ae
Vrica
James
Bloyman
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Ohnhias Automobile Company
Pittsburg
North Manchester
W. J. Vesey
Journal-Cagette
Etober
W. Veset
Publican Party
Democratic Party
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Dwemeeper
Court
Guaranty
Sherman
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