Taft Pledges Roosevelt Policies In Broad Campaign Tour
The Cincinnati dispatch reports William H Taft outlining a nationwide campaign plan to carry forward Roosevelt era policies. He vows to dedicate energy to constructive legislation and government supervision of interstate rail finance while urging clear enforcement of laws to protect business stability. Taft argues Republicans have the best labor record and criticizes Bryan and Democrats for Philippine policy while highlighting support from Ohio voters.
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Cincinnati
William H. Tat
United States
Taft
Saninsky
Congress
Roosevelt
Tema
Princie
Utat Br
Tait
Lam
Hughes
Youngstown
Yaiter
Republican Party
Oide
4Ington
Stik
Mr. Bryan
Philippines
Mr. Taft
Mr. Tatt
Firs
Charles P. Tatt
Fughies Test Vote Signals Mixed NY GOP Support
New York Republican primary results on the Hughes test show stubborn opposition within factions. In Kings County three districts trend against re nomination while six NYC districts lean for Hughes. Leaders compile delegate tallies with Manhattan likely to deliver a net gain for the governor amid party division.
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New York
Kings
Inaton
Kings Cout
Timothy L. Woodcutt
Republican State
Tierbert Parsons
Hughes
Tne
Parsons
Manhattan
Srun
Cigar stump sparks basement fire at Fort Warnerssad Supply
A burning cigar stump dropped near crates at Fort Warnerssad Supply on East Columbia street started a fire in the basement. Bales of oakum caught fire. smoke poured from gratings before firefighters extinguished the blaze. The building and stock were insured.
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Fort Warnerssad Supply Company
East Columbia
Rom A Stent Iass
Czar of the House and His Opponent Danville
In Danville on September 7, Uncle Joe Cannon faces a strong bid to unseat the veteran speaker of the House. Marshall’s C. Rol stands as the Democrats’ candidate against Cannon in the Eighteenth Illinois district race. The piece outlines Cannon’s storied tenure and the party’s renewed effort to topple him, highlighting political legends and intra party disagreements.
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Danville
Toe Cannon
Lefefford
Treaty C. Rol
Marshall
Canon
Iasur
Saruel VY
Murer
Janie
Assie Seung
Mmethus
Thatry_C. Bell
Marshal Eshes
Rell
Sullivan Democracy
Ah Tinea
Ming Dang
Aera
Joe
Phy Democrats
Spe
Meir
Fear Expose Stop Trial in Kosciusko County Embezzlement Case
War sa w Indiana Sept 3 Fear of exposure implicating prominent Kosciusko Republicans surrounds the Roy Massena embezzlement case. Massena, former deputy county treasurer, faces about $1,500 missing from 1900. Political pressure, aging county ring influence, and upcoming election weigh on judges and candidates including Judge Royse and Reed Bowser. The case stalls as power plays unfold over county finances and bridge contracts.
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Warsaw
Ind
Kosciusko County
Roy Massena
James J. Babcock
Treasury
Massones Nause Quil
Terumerad Garo
Mas~gena
Kosciusko Courte
Reed, Murdack & Co
Chicago
Pierceton
Lemper WW. Revse
FE Bowser
Wood & Bowser
Bowser
Aso
Koselusko County
Royse
Rawser
Plo
Trikat
James Jabcoek
Nis
George Warvine
Griesent
Asics
Republicaca
Shetter
Kogelska
Uesday
Soomi Decane
Roy Masvelat
Indianapolis
Massena
Paul
Mindie
Roy Masson
Wal
Jain
Bahvook
Weather notes amid gusts and scattered showers
Weather summary from Wallington reports mixed conditions across Indiana Ohio and Michigan with fair conditions middle of the week followed by south winds and scattered showers in the north and west. Forecaster remarks blend playful quotes with routine meteorology and a list of names.
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Wallangton
Indiana
Ohio
Wartier
Lower
Michigatt
Seth
Sertinis
Wiemer I
Werarsday
Ender
Entry surge at Fort Wayne fair exceeds 1907 levels
A comparative statement shows entries for the Fort Wayne fair next Tuesday through Saturday exceed 1907 by 34 percent. Treasurer Harry Arnold staffs clerks around the clock to process entries as John Hafiller from Allen County sends the largest exhibitor list with 198 horticultural and agricultural items. Dr. W F Myers has released cash and entered firmer rules for professional exhibitors, aiming to encourage local exhibitors and streamline track traffic with the new route, reducing travel time to the driving park and easing public access.
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Fort Wayne
Harry Arnold
John Hafiller
Allen County
W. F. Myers
Dontte
Recovers Stolen Horse in Kenialsville City
In Kenialsville, with aid from Marahal Rimmel and J. W. Wilson of Palatine, a skater horse stolen from Hiny pater time in spring was recovered near Goshen. The thief, Bryan Rees, was tracked to Montpelies by Yaugiman and Sapp. Wilken pursued suspects and theft details, with prices and recovery efforts noted.
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Kenialsville, Inc
Marahal Rimmel
J. W. Wilson
Palatine
Tilak
Hembes
Bangiman & Sanp
Hiny
Byran Rees
Goshen
Yaugiman & Sapp
Wilken
Tax Levy Fixed and Estimates Cut in City Budget
City tax levy set at 2.10 per 100 with last year’s rate. Budgeted appropriations reduced by nearly 60,000 to meet the levy as park and playground projects faced deep cuts including Swinney park pavilion and Lakeside park improvements. City Council adjourned after approving a sympathy resolution for a council member’s family.
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Controler Schmidt
Park Department
William J. Hosey
Cannel Idst Wikht
Halids Otity
August Schmidt
Department of Aries
Cece
Department of Laws
Department of Public Safer
TSS
Department of Publie Garks
Department OF Guanes
Department of Public Safety
Isinking Ion
Wayne Monument
Schmudt
Park Board
Swinney Park
Lakeside Park
South Mansa Street
Gua
Essary
Schwier
Mesara
Bayer
Boereer
Henry
Johnson
Ar. Harrison
Harrisai
Golumn
Freak Campaign Wagers Cause Odd Bets and Odd Pledges
Ina Morocen reports Andrews, a wealthy resident near Wheaton Alabama, signed a contract to win $1000 if Bryan is elected and to shave his hair. He also contemplates wearing a red Mother Hubbard dress if Taff loses, reflecting the era’s sensational campaign wagers.
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Morocen
Ina
Andrews
Wpaweed
Witill Bryan
al. Andrews
Ambiguous text on political figures and resemblance
The fragment discusses Oleh Mubremnon and J Torben with notes on resemblance to political figures. It references a Taft era style, a prominent acthenesy figure, and mentions Mr Turner with a similar appearance and manner. The text is garbled and many names are unclear.
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Mubremnon
Oleh
J. Torben
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