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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
5
The Fort Wayne Gazette notes Gillham, a traveling speaker, compared to Caius Cassius for his political rhetoric. The piece mocks his public speaking and campaign pursuits, detailing his methods, addresses, and reception by constituents while highlighting the controversy over his electability and support for a major project.
The fragment discusses pseudo medical claims in churches and public notices, promising cures for coughs and breath issues. It mentions various named products and distributors like Werey bros and Hyomos, with dubious guarantees and pricing warnings. The text reflects a period tone of sensational remedies and public notices.
Fragmented text depicts a political debate about a survey appropriation and re election, mentioning names like Mr Galhaus and Mr Gilham, and references to congressional action and newspaper correspondents. The passage is garbled but centers on funding for a survey and the fate of a congressman’s campaign.
Local meeting notes describe Democrats discussing campaigns at Adams Center and nearby streets. Speakers include Mr Hage, Captain R., and Judge ROK. Graves and Graves candidates issue challenges to Kern, with references to a presidential topic and party organization.
Voters have a chance to study the voting method at the courthouse in the county seat. Officials highlight inspection options and explain how the process works for the upcoming election. Details remain unclear due to transcription errors.
Mrs Edward Castle was assaulted in her yard by a stranger who used a towel as a gag. The attacker fled when neighbors arrived. police searched but found no trace of the assailant.
Bishop David Moors of Cincinnati will preside at all meetings during the conference. The Rev. Burton Farmer delivered the sermon and the conference continues through Thursday with an expected large turnout.
A Marshall candidate seizes the Democratic Party backing amid a crowded field as votes loom. The nominee moves to the forefront with party support shaping campaign messaging and regional expectations.
September reports from Indianapolis quote Stoken Jackson denying charges that Brewers funded the Democratic campaign. In Oakland City on September 26, Thomas Marshall, the Democratic gubernatorial nominee, emphatically denied being the Brewers’ candidate and rejected Republican claims, stressing he is the Democratic candidate and not aligned with liquor or clergy factions.
Dissolved into garbled notes the fragmentary court record mentions John Soleman, Thdge 0 Rourke, Mrs Ginn and Mrs Roper in contested matters over property and child issues. The text references a grounde fine, exclusive privilege, and a ruling in favor of Mrs Ginn regarding an alleged matter of ownership or custody. Other names and details appear incoherent or garbled, with attorney references and commissioners noted during a chaotic ledger-like recount.
A fragmented note from Fort Wayne Indiana hints at a prognosticator offering simple guidance after a period of uncertainty. The message references prophecy, a preferred timing after a specific event, and a wish for stable outcomes.
The text shows a fragmented discussion around Mr Marshall addressing ministers and facing questions about grounds, rights, and possible measures. It mentions opposition from some groups and references to a democratic platform and registration issues. The fragmentary nature limits clarity on concrete actions or outcomes.
The New York Republican convention nominated Charles Evans Hughes for governor after a hard fought ballots vote. The slate included Korace Whilr for lieutenant governor and Samuel Koenig for attorney general, with Dit. for Controller Charles H. Gaur, and others shaping the ticket, amid a tense party clash and a final party rally.
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