Roosevelts faulty strategy in November votes debate
In Ellior t CrI Md Sept 24 Roosevelt criticizes side issues and defends official acts of Governor Haskell. Democratic leaders Jon W Bern and S Kern argue Roosevelt abandoned germinal charges and now attacks state actions to cover embarrassment. They urge voters to judge the record and reforms on election day.
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Elliort
Haskell
Chianma
Treaswer
Roosevelts
Raskell
Atiatk
Kerra
United States
Lam
Roose- Yell
Gverdge
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Kern
Taft Pow
Wspich
Karnstid
Fire loss mounts as forests burn in northern Michigan
Affected foresters report widespread timber loss and charred districts across northern Michigan after a massive fire. Estimates reach tens of millions in damaged lumber and scattered homes. Rain later eases danger, with lingering smoke and continued containment efforts across affected regions.
Old Denver Hall Burned in Downtown Fire
A fire swept through the tumed building on 18th Street in Denver this morning, destroying a hall used for community events. Fire crews prevented spread to adjacent properties, and investigators began outlining the blaze’s cause as residents assessed the morning loss.
Doan's Pills Credited For Various Ailments
An elderly reader from Fort Wayne reports Doan's Pills provided relief for numerous issues including back pain and kidney discomfort after trying other remedies. The letter praises the product’s speed and effectiveness and mentions local availability through a drug store chain and a 50 cent price point in Milwaukee Street listings.
Parisian Sage promised as miracle hair cure spreads
An old advertisement text touts Parisian Sage as a miraculous hair tonic from Paris. It claims to stop itching, prevent hair loss, and make dull hair grow long and strong, with testimonials and prices. The piece markets the product through claims of root and germ destruction and appeals to women seeking cosmetic improvement. It names Carrie Williams and a Rochester address, plus direct sales from the manufacturers.
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Aiag Aterm
Woney Tay
Sith Meyer
Marista Sage
Carrie Williangs
Clinton
Rochester
Mever, Bros. Co
Battal, Cay
Democratic party appointments in Indiana draw national attention
In New York on September 1 Chairman Nathan Straus of the Business Men's National Economy and Kern association commented on a rising trend toward democracy as reflected by recent developments in Indiana. The piece lists numerous appointments to a committee, naming figures such as Danial dtu tard, Anderson, Hugh Dougherty, Theodore Harrison, Tibbs, O'Brien, Hiller, Kiser, Horan, Caldwell, Conn, Kuhn, Marett, Millor, Cooper, Rink, Wissler, Jamison, Me Culloch, Lane, Smith, Kunkle, Renant, Hart, Adsir, Sondheim, and many others across Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Muncie, Bluffton, Portland, New Castle, Jeffersonville, Gosport, Rockville, Lafayette, Crawfordsville, Spencer, Seymour, and Evansville.
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Sew
York
Nathan Straus
Business Men's
Ecyen and Kern Association
Indianapolis
Rea Tibbs
Lawrenceburg
William H. O'Brien
Cambridge City
W. C. Jamison
Sullivan
Charles Me. Culloch
Fort Wayne
D. F. Lane Muare
John W. Smith
Muncie
William A. Kunkle
Bluffton
Mr. Renant
Thoma F. Hart
Alphous Adsir
Portland
William Sonderland
Daleville
McQuin
Newcastle
It Makes a Difference How Cigars Are Kept
It makes a difference how cigars are kept at Hazzard's j cigars fresh from the humidor.
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Hazzard
Last Scion of Pioneer Family Passes at 60
Jonathan Seagen of Well County died Wednesday after a long illness. He was the last of 36 Jacobson pioneers and a prominent dairy farmer. He served on the township board and was known for local civic involvement. He leaves a widow and several children. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Jonathan Seagen
Wella
Steiniel
Tewaehip
Ave HS
St Donn
Reensewalty
Throndale
Fire threatens newspaper office in Mustington
A disruptive blaze broke out at the newspaper plant in Mustington, Inde, causing emergency response and forcing evacuation of staff. Fire crews battled flames amid heavy dust and debris as authorities investigated the incident and secured the area.
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Mustington
Boy Found In Half Starved Condition In Bluepolon
A child RayseBride aged eight, almost starved and half naked, was brought before Judge Sturgis in Tad Bluepolon. He had been taken from his mother Mrs Benjamin Metrides and later given to Miss Ray Rich of Sheldon Ind who will be questioned tomorrow. The boy had previously been at the orphans home after the mother complained she could not care for him. Neighbors report no one to claim him.
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Kiss News Bureau
Bluepolon
Tad
RayseBride
Wight
Jude Sturgis
Benjamin Metrides
Ray Rich
Sheldon
Ind
Olphans
Cape-Toledo
Delongligh
George LaWall
Infren
Coer
Pdrfarnevice
Ileelisy
Dewald
Grieo
Perros
West Wight
Min Street
Berry Street
Cars Race Through Divergent Routes Into Indianapolis
A scrambled report notes cars taking varied paths toward Indianapolis with confusion over destinations. The piece mentions multiple drivers and routes, hinting at delays and a crowded approach to the capital. Names and places are garbled, but the core idea is a chaotic influx of vehicles converging on Indianapolis.
Auburn and Huntertown Rally for Grland Rivalry
Auburn and Huntertown join forces in a planned terrain event at Saquren afternoon. The headline mentions local teams and players such as Fuld, Zilacot, Nelda, Ke Dante, Ryiner, Haver Routh, Mind Wises Rieu, and a match featuring The Fawacelub and Thiem A Star at Mae loyene. Rivalry heats up as Faet Wayne club sails the local scene.
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Saquren
Fuld
Adting
Phetsa
Sheank
Cuterolds
Zilacot
Ke Dante
Ree
Ryiner
Final trial and court items from Huntington district
The final trial of Charles Dunn for the murder of Alice Cothrell at Hunterstown opens December 7 in the circuit court with Judge CG Watkins presiding. A 200-name venire will be drawn for a jury. In Evans v Evans, Inez Donner was affirmed as the wife’s maiden name. MITTENBER et al vs Port Wayne Cragil Co. suits claim possession of an automobile in dispute. Candy Commissioners Wyse and Franke travel to Baldwin to inspect interstate gear and approval costs. Several other civil actions and appeals are listed, including divorce claims and mortgage collections, with names such as Noah Summers, Christ Rockin, and Hogiain et al. The labor parade case of Louis Dewitt and Charles Drake is appealed to the circuit court. The Baker W. Dickans versus Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company case proceeds in Superior Court as a rent change dispute in Huntington County.
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Charles Dunn
Alice Cothrell
Huntertown
Ron
CG. W. Watkins
Huntington
Tho
AL Spe Yenire
Inez Evans Pearl
Byung
Har Wer
Inez Donner
Jacob D. Mittenberbeer
Port Wayne Cragil ‘Company
Wrysons
O Rourke
Wyse and
Franke
Baldwin
State Line
W. Xaher
Carles
Noah Summers
Christ
Hogiain
Mt al
Sambel Miler
Bette Miller
Jerioult Coun
Nome Stuarns
Wilam
Sterns
Neuse Ostensihy
Andi
Mme Min
Bava
Carn
Mercoenest
Rabels
Tomer Castleman
Af Manrbevitt
Bret
Bester
Goldelollara
Oanceman
Louis Dewitt
Charles Drake
Atty Court
Baker W. Dickans
Farmers’ Mutual Alliance Company
Superior Cour
Huntington County
Noble County Pioneer Laid To Rest
Charles Tarrant longtime Noble County resident is laid to rest at Union church four miles east of Albion. A large gathering attends as Rev. A. S. Gaff conducts the funeral. Survived by five children including Mrs. Bortner and son Tear in California and Colorado, with multiple sons in law and relatives from Toledo and California.
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Rist News
Albion
Ind
Nowle County
Charles Tartner
Union Church
Seremon
A. &. Gaff
Noble County
Mra
Bertner
Ft Evry
Colorado
Tearcaitle
Californi
Joseph
Henry
Frank
Allen
Wil Bortner
W. H. Stoopa
Toledo
Atendania
Am! Mes. W. Te, Stoops
Alvan Skinner
Zonara
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New York
Vistar Martey
Chicago
GEO. M. Cohan & Harris
George Evans
Honey Boys
Ghigago
New York Herald
New York Telegraph
Alan Dale
New York World
Chicago American
Amy Leslie
Redpath
George Hillman
John Zimmer
Hattersley & Sons
THE
Deurnal Gazette
Bern
Arbor
Stich
Fibert Henh Stile
Michigan
Silom
Nedizional Hiss
Almiry Residanties
Eqreka
Cal
Melstrom
Denver Hall
Denver
Col
Tmtxeum
Chania Street
Orien
Uys
Doris
Sears
Torrare
Geach
Guta
Bort Wayne Ltd
Iresard
Prien
Amenther
Pure Ua Pth
Mr. McCulloch
Committee
Abendpost Company
Jaerp
Weaiey
Pielher
Herman Hordony
Rehlirk Mo Arti
Wormcastle
Mabel Stevens
Tay
Ankopbruck
Vestordax
Willlove
Little Dat
Geiden
Flemish
Mina
Kiet
Sat
Mathie
Watosh Valley
M. Boe
Tediananotis
Auburn
Grland
Dewaldd
Temple Theater
Griven
Mir
Undertakers
Klaehn & Melching
Main Street
Senry Schone & CO
Barry
City Hall
Weme
Cay
Alent
Getz & Cahill
Calhoun
Foth Phanca—A
Privace
D. C. Peltier
Undertaker
West Wayne
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