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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1908
Page
2
The piece chronicles factional strife around Governor Manly, calls for a special legislative session, and party maneuvering over constitutional and prohibition questions. It cites editorials from the Star and mentions figures such as Hindy, Chatin, and Lippencutt while noting public reaction and ongoing efforts to influence the legislature and court actions.
A fire at a corner location damaged the basement area as gasoline reportedly sparked the blaze. The incident disrupted nearby activity and required firefighting crews to respond. No injuries were reported, and investigators began examining the scene.
An extended denunciation alleges false statements used by campaigns to defame a candidate. A five member editor committee from major papers is urged to hear the charges and report publicly, with the losing side facing penalties and possible withdrawal from the campaign.
During a house fire Rollicker repeatedly passed the flames to save clothing. He suffered severe burns on the left arm and on the face as he patrolled beams and worked to subdue the fire after responders had partially contained it.
The dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan and Judge Alton B. Parker meeting in Europe and New York with David B. Hin as they coordinate national and New York state campaign efforts. Bryan plans to depart for Medina and then Indianapolis, with stops and speeches outlined and ongoing discussions about Hin’s involvement.
Miss file Wroaz 4 West Lieth ar Tord reports on a group trip by the Stroblers club to a chin outing in Porthinger Goer Byeyyote line. The highlight was the Dueehull game between the Stroblers and friends, cut short by heat after seven innings with Stroblers leading 18 to 10.
A session report notes mixed views on county local option as Republicans split over dual local option features. Senators Cox Mattingly and others brace for debates while the Anti saloon league pushes a Delaware county measure through the House Public Morals Committee. The committee may delay action until the Senate acts, with a possible Tuesday or Wednesday meeting after adjournment. The draft Cow Tug bill faces possible removal of a provision allowing wards or townships to stay dry while counties may vote wet.
Governor Hanly urged a united temperance fight at a Martins Grand theater address to 1200 people. He warned liquor interests fund paid emissaries to defeat local option and urged church involvement, calling for votes to curb saloon power while stressing moral foundations and public welfare.
In Shel r ville Ind on Monday noon the Methodist conference will meet at judianarolie to appeal to legislators for the comets due option. The group will travel by car and trailers, visiting Indianapolis and other sites, with the quartet to perform the song The Late Must Go. Governor Antley will deliver an address before the county event.
A scrambled report notes a group action involving pigeons with unclear names and places. The fragment mentions Auburn and American Express in a disordered line, with references to crates and a passenger count, but details are incoherent and partially lost.
Republicans and Democrats schedule nightly gatherings and rallies across Lakeside wards. Key events include a Princess rink gathering on Thursday with Hon James Reid of Kansas delivering an address. Theodore RN of California will visit in October under national committee auspices as Denver convention approaches.
Fourteen year old Vernie Bisson was attacked yesterday midday by an unknown tramp near a corn patch on Glasens Avenue. The assailant threw her to the ground, tore her clothing, and fled as she screamed for help. Police searched for suspects. the girl could not identify anyone.
Auburn High School seniors elect officers for classrooms and athletic association. President Harry McIntyre and officers include Fred Shearer Teiby Seprell Grace Coneni. athletic board lists Mere ritt Brarvton Alpert DeLay Shearer. Langston as treasurer. Football manager is il Hippensteel with captain Saethur Bakertrawy. Meetings held on campus evenings with regalia display. debate and athletic contests planned for year.
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