Marshall pleads for fair treatment in republican libels
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Thomas Marshall delivers a stirring Indianapolis address attacking Governor Hanly and James Watson on liquor policy and local option plans. He defends the democratic plank and criticizes ministers who politicize religion, declaring he will study any local option bills before signing. The speech, delivered before a large crowd, blends humor with firm stand on state issues including alcohol regulation.
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Haute
Republican Party
Marshall
William Branons
James BH. Watson
Idiana
Kentucky
Congress
Pol
Diana
da Steuben
Indiana
Tail Son
Indkima
Magsner
Fta
Rivers Dompe
Bryan Speech on State Rights at Peoria Coliseum
William Jennings Bryan spoke in Peoria praising state governments as the proper admin for domestic matters and the bulwark against central power. He argued for strict constitutional division of powers, favoring state rights and federal restraint, citing Jefferson and the Denver platform. He warned against federal overreach by corporations and urged continued defense of state authority within the union.
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Peoria
Tis
Koy
Willam Jennings
Bryen
Cile
Nnion
Avansville
Ud. Ie
Chicago
Coliseum
Taft
Bryan
Jefferson
Democratic Party
Denver
Prnplay
United States
I Ae
Fort Wayne Baptists Meet in Columbia City Session
The fortieth annual Fort Wayne Baptist association session gathers pastors and lay workers from Allen, Whitley, Huntington and Kosciusko counties at the Baptist church in Columbia City. Rev. W Hall welcomes visitors as Rev. Routledge delivers the German address on Christian Citizenship. Meetings continue with devotional services, missions talks, officer nominations, and committee work as the association plans its year.
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Kish
Columbia City
Ind
Fort Wayne
M. W. Landis
W. Hall
E.W. Lewis
Fort Waste
Ro Rout+ledge
The
Baptist Church
Huntington
Ketman
Fiplizi Publishing Society
Ivorick
Church
Wetock
Carey Brenneman
Warsaw
Hey
W. B Pape
Indianapolis
Foreign Sesions Department
Spike
Farmer
Dushee
United States
Viehert
Jerator
Geri
Clara
Gratd
Fort War
John Kenneswer
Huntingtom
D. W. Sanders
Vichert
M. D. Eubanks
Culeaga
G H. Jayne
Craifard
Zlon
Arnold Hall
Franklin College
Hell
Oklahoma City
James G. Rondarmel
Baptist Tabernacle
Sturgis
Mich
Wright Sets New Air Travel Duration Record
Washington reports Orville Wright extended his air endurance to forty three minutes and fifteen seconds, breaking his own record before a gathering of government officials including Secretary Metcalf. The event featured devotional exercises and speeches on medical education for China, and showcased lectures on Craiftard's Industrial School and regional religious work.
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Washington
Fort
Orville ¢ Wright
Sevetary
Fort Wayne Boy Killed in Train Accident
Mrs. R B Wheeler of Fort Wayne reports news of her nephew Mark Rinsengarten who was struck and killed by a train. The accident occurred on New York line after resting in the city. The victim had prior work at Fort Wayne Electric Works and recently left the city.
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R. B. Wheeler
Mark Rinsengarten
New York
Dexi
Hrsors
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Warne
Weather Forecast For Threeday And Nearby States
Fair conditions are expected across Indiana and Illinois with light south to southwest winds. Michigan looks partly cloudy with warm, fluctuating temperatures and a few gusty gusts. An overall quiet pattern noted, though readings rise into the night reaching around 32 degrees at midnight.
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Washington
Indiana
Illnois
Michigan
Indiana Democratic league formed to unite clubs state wide
The Indiana Democratic league organized at the Grand hotel Indianapolis to federate Democratic clubs into a central body while preserving club autonomy. George R. Durean of Lafayette was elected president with Henry Harnbart Rochester as first vice president and Nicholas Cornett Lawrenceburg as second vice president. officers include Harry B. Dartling secretary and Adam Herrbacker treasurer, plus a board with one member from each district. The convention adopted a constitution and by laws proposing annual meetings, nonpartisan stance in conventions, and membership through dues or per year payments with honorary members discussed for Bryan and Kern. Continued details noted for page 8 column 2.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Democratic League
Grand Hotel
Exchab
George R. Durean
Jafarette
Henry Harnbart
Rochester
Nicholas Cornett
Lawwtencebuirg
Harry B. Datilig
Laporte
Adam Herrobac~ger
New Albany
Meaihe
The
Honed
Anderson
J. Fred France Huntington
F. M. Wilson
Lathatte
Pro- Vines
League
Democratic Purpos Jt
Daba
Guithten
W. J. Bryan
John W. Kern
J. Fred Francs
Congress
J. Quillen
Bintan
W. Hollaman
Ale Lan
Evans
AWW
Cohinbos
Lawrence Leakadil Craw
Syilles
UL Baker
Munelo
Fe. Brown
Salem
Joseph Waterman
Captain Robert H Harrison dies after long service
Captain Robert H Harrison a veteran of the Civil War and longtime Philadelphia councilman at large died at his home 319 Baker Street after a six month illness. He was born in Ireland in 1824 and held the Pennsylvania car shop foreman post, with notable community involvement and Republican loyalty. His survivors include six children and several relatives, with funeral plans pending city council involvement.
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Robert H. Harrison
Pennsylvania
Baker Street
Jealthy
HD. Bruggeman
Hie
Fehter
Robert Hi. Harrison
Ireland
Richard Harrison
Eliza Hamilton
Capt
Harrison
Toronto
Can
Toronto Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Port Wayhe
Pennartvinia
Robert A Harrison
Compininy
Ninth Indiansa
Penpertvenia
Dada Jy Tison
At-Laree
Hatsmany Indge
Episcopal Church
Grace Abrams
J. R. Henrie
Ida Tharrison
Ity
AI Grurge
Glover
Spokane
Whsh
E. Uri
Littleton
Thatin
Asis
Sa Lamers
Bray
Suey Byes
Marrtacy
Amd
Wil
Trix
Destructive Lumber Yard Fire Rips Huntington Depot Area
A midnight blaze destroyed Kloudson Mercer Lumber sheds and a grain elevator near the Wabash tracks in Huntington. Firemen fought long shifts as cross-track fires endangered freight cars and nearby residences. Water shortages due to drought hampered efforts. damage estimated over 100000 dollars, fire finally controlled around 2 a m.
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Teo
An. Pyie
Fort Warne
Roanoke
Girl Kidnapped Twice As Father Faces Arrest
A girl was abducted from her father in early August, then a second attempt occurred on Monday as the mother and two accompanying women guarded the child. The court issued a warrant as authorities sought to recover the girl and address the alleged kidnapping scheme.
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Ressin Myers
Myers
BikiaTt
Ung Nether
Claire Williams
Kenaalvile
Mothe Gp
John, Stewart
Imbunupolis
Gere
Isnadlville
Negro Lynched and Shot Full of Holes in Topeka
A white mob hanged and shot a Black man identified as Patton near Topeka. The incident followed the accusation of attacking a white woman. Details indicate a brutal mob act with a razor attack on a Black woman. authorities pursued suspects.
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Tom Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Whisky Trust
Bryan Kiakes
Colonel Bryan
Tagor
Fortieth
the Church-Representatives
J. F. Vichert
Clara Grand
Midaight
State Club Federation
Aliance
Lafayette
Daddy” Harrison
Réland
Elks’ Furnishings
Welf & Dessauer
Fox Sr
Cimtraeia
Farmahive
Anil Otter Fereytor
Witein
Nels Patton
Darma Oh Wel
Eiharnr
Tollave
Terr
Mac Ae
Pierbe
Cee Patton
Obus Vian
Sidhia
Ruthrord
Topeka
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