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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1908
Page
2
A garbled article fragment discusses Republican stance and a Maine outcome, referencing President Hat and Vermont, with disjointed mentions of figures like William A. Singer and a child dinner event. The text appears to critique wealth and opportunity, noting alleged disparities and political tensions without clear events.
The Todkinopolis Sun reports on a new tax collection and recording method devised by Mr WO Schuiiman, praised by Mariyt COULES treasurer. Robison and deputies studied the Schal it system in Port Wayng, with Fort Warne experts endorsing its efficiency and public service value.
Race results show Corey winning a Mara Marathon in Chicago amid rough conditions and a late surge. Competitors include unattached runners and local clubs. finish times around twelve minutes behind leaders, with mud, wind, and crowd noise shaping the event.
Alderman Kern accuses the Republican organization of ruling with an imperious, corporate-backed power that even Roosevelt could not curb. He criticizes Taft's leadership, calls for tariff reform on a revenue basis, and argues party platform is dictated by corporate interests like DuPont and Anheuser. He plans a Gettysburg trip en route to Baltimore.
The New York World argues Roosevelt endorses Taft as his heir and that Taft should carry the Roosevelt policies. It rebukes Bryan and urges Taft as proxy to unite Republicans and appeal to independents weary of extravagance, militarism, and centralized government. The piece denounces Bryan as Democratic nominee while endorsing Taft with Rooseveltian aims.
Hearst exposed communications involving Governor Haskell of Oklahoma and promises to block injunctions against a subsidiary company. He read letters attributed to Rep Joseph C. Sibley of Pennsylvania and to Jon D Archbald of the Standard company, asserting support and urging action. The speaker also noted a New York trip for the state Independence party convention at Cooper Union in September.
A fragmented listing outlines political talks across wards with planned gatherings on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at various streets and venues. Named figures include Judge O Rourke Cyrus Cline Erwin and G Tofman, plus Billy Reid and Cyrus Cline among others, with locations like Lafayette Center and Broadway Hendricks Street.
An overflowing hall heard speakers Judge Richard Darwin and Mr. S B Fleming discuss issues on the Democratic platform including township options and federal guarantees for bank deposits. Local ward clubs announced meetings, with Mayor Reid and Ex Congressmen slated to speak. Taft party organizers held a regional gathering in nearby towns.
The article previews a melodramatic tale titled The Redoay and the Child and a Magraply prey of an Thifarra Vengemien So. Gladys Brown and Migs Teenie Reanieht perform a song titled Tu the Shuinw of the Maples. The Casino orchestra will play all new selections as part of the program.
A grayish hewn mulines hat with a wider back brim and slimmer front, the crown banded by dark brown chenille. A tuft of taupe marabou feathers sits on the left side, drooping over the brim edge.
Lagrange Indiana September week features true AREMONIS show and large county fair events next month. Prizes offered by Varous manufacturing concerns. One family graves, New York company, will cover walls. Kodak show at Commercial club. See Jones 112 West Wayne. Try Journal Gazette Want Ads.
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