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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1908
Page
2
Governor Haskell of Oklahoma, treasurer of the Democratic National Committee, states that miscellaneous campaign contributions ranged from 31 to $40, one at $2,000 a day. He says these were exclusive funds gathered by the finance committee.
A verbose wartime like discussion on county local option and the meaning of saloon. It questions whether saloon bans apply to clubs, hotels, restaurants, or fraternal groups and whether the word excludes such venues in a proposed local option law.
The article details Taft facing labor leaders and the press as calls for reform intensify. It notes farmer congress activity, Republican reactions, and the press urging clarity from Taft on policy.
A jagged listing outlines speaking events with speakers like Jim Raward O Rourke and Cyrus Cline, across多个 wards including Adams, Ninth, and First. It notes meetings at halls, corners, and streets, aiming to rally support and organize for a slate, with mention of party committees, candidates, and campaign logistics.
Lost horse description lists a three-year-old colt color four white feet and a white forehead stripe. A reward is offered with contact to Fred H. Meyers of City Route 11 for recovery assistance.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a busy hospital day with multiple names and events but lack coherent sentences or identifiable facts to summarize clearly. The readable items include scattered references to people and actions without context or dates.
A garbled OCR fragment from a Fort Wayne diary public record mentions a publication statement sworn by a known individual. It includes a notary-like affirmation by Oscar G. Forllinger and a Rotary Public Commission expiry date in 1910, with numerous unreadable insertions around August 1908.
A Mississippi collision near Clarksdale killed four people and injured many more as wreckage trapped several passengers. Reported victims include Ham Glendor, a seventeen year old, and Virgieg Gi, with another unknown white woman among the dead.
The United Professional Teachers of Dancing will demonstrate the original Merry Widow waltz in revised form at Tanner's on Wednesday evening, September 16.
Report from Auburn indicates court activity in Butler with filings in October. Citizens allege exorbital sewer taxes and seek retrial of assessments while listing eight prominent residents as likely rejoinders in a De Kalb county case.
A historic meeting outlines the purpose of a new union aimed at improving methods, duties, and public relations for American railroad workers and investors. J. H. Morrissey and other leaders attend, signaling a collective effort to unite locomotives, maintenance crews, and related staff under standard rules and advocacy.
Former cashier Collins along with Walter Browne and A N Broderick were sent to Fort Leavenworth for bank violations. They have not spoken to cashier since their departure.
Fragmentary OCR reveals an itinerary and political mentions for Mr Kerns. It notes campaign events in Wisconsin and Virginia with references to candidates and locations such as Macon, Hesasher Aghevile, and various towns. The text mentions dates in September and October and a hotel opening, with scattered names and places. The excerpt is garbled but centers on campaign activity and travel plans.
BE. M. Sheil reports that Green Gage plants are on display at stand 24 in the city market today, with buyers invited to view and purchase varieties common to the season.
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