Phelps Nominated for Congress by Independence Party
Charles E. Phelps news dealer and prominent young businessman was nominated for congress by the Independence Party in the Twelfth district at a gathering in the Arcada building. Alexander Carthell was also nominated but declined for business reasons. State Secretary R M Isherwood of Delphi spoke on duties and how candidates gain public trust.
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Independence Party
Twelfth District
Arcada
Charles E. Phelps
Congress
Ti.v. Dickmen
Alexander Carthell
Carthell
R. M. Isherwood
Delphi
Indianapolis
Mr. Isherwood
Independence party rally endorses principles leaders say
Chairman Phelps says the Republican party lacks principles and vows an independence bid. He notes no chance for the current nominee to win or for funds from headquarters, announcing a full county ticket will be nominated next Friday. The candidate pledges a clean campaign for Congress and urges supporters to join.
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Phelps
Mr. Phelps
Independence Party
Congress
Police court notes court cases and local incidents
Adelaide residents clash with remarks over Gold Medal Flour while Max Wallace faces petit larceny charges for stealing a watch from A M Williams at Mort Warne fair. William Thatcher case delays on rape and petit larceny. Lelkauff Packing business a concern. Mrs Fannie Deréle fined for drunkenness. Nick Dolazan, ex-saloon keeper, arrested for wife beating. wife seeks confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Wallace
Petit Jarceny
A. M. Williams
William Thatcher
Lelkauff Packing Company
Fannie Deréle
Nick Dolazan
Rolling Mill
Soliday
Delany
New York Governor Hughes to Speak in Warsaw
Governor Charles E. Hughes of New York will deliver a brief address in Warsaw on Monday afternoon about 5 o clock. He is en route from Indianapolis to South Bend, and arrangements have been completed for the appearance.
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Gov. Hughes
New York
Warsaw
Hist Nowa Bureau
Ind
Charles &. F Hughes
Indianapolis
South Bend
Journal Gazette Moves to New Bass Building
The Journal-Gazette reports its office has moved to the Bass building on Clinton street. Sunday the old home was vacated, and once settled readers will be invited to tour one of the best arranged newspaper offices in the country. Telephone numbers remain the same. Call 18 day or night.
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Journal-Gazettte
Bass
Clinton Street
Jefferson and Clinton win 1804 election amid Federalist decline
The 1804 presidential race ends with Jefferson and Clinton securing 162 electoral votes as Pinckney and King gain 14, signaling the Federalist collapse. Burr and Hamilton duel marks further political turmoil as New England Federalists festered. The era's party realignment reshapes U.S. elections under a new law requiring a harmonious President and VP.
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Union
Uicket
Charles C. Pinckney
South Carolina
Rinfus King
New York
New York State
Aaron Burr
Clinton
Burr
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
Jefferson
Pinckney
King
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland
Washington
Bryan Charges Roosevelt Over Square Deal in Indiana
In Terre Haute Indiana on September 24 Democrat William J Bryan denounced President Roosevelt for not giving the party a square deal and accused federal office holders of aiding Taft. He spoke at a baseball park then from the courthouse steps on labor trusts tariffs and campaign funding. He mocked Taft’s tariff pledge and argued powerful corporations fund campaigns to influence elections. Bryan arrived by 2 pm to cheering crowds then planned further stops before Chicago. The Adams Township Bird and Game association honored Henry Marhenke with resolutions praising his public service and sympathy to his family.
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Terre Haute
Ind
William J. Bryat
Roosevelt
Base
Ball Park
Bryan
Taft
Mr. Taft
Tuttig
Bryan l
American Yobacco Company
American Gisenit Company
Cincinnati
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Chicago
Madison
Wis
Milwaukee
Adams Township Bird and Game Association
Henry Marhenke
Marhenko
Erlend
Adams Township
Michael Sileridan
Henry Wartmann
Edward Schnelker
Haskell Must Step Down and Out
Terre Haute Ind Sept 25 William J Bryan weighs charges by Hearst and Roosevelt against Governor C G N Haskell Oklahoma treasurer of the democratic national committee but declines to discuss the matter.
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Terre Uauteh
Ind
William J. Bryan
Win
Hearst
Roosevelt
CG .N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Democratic National Committee
Reward Offered for Mailing List Theft Crime
The Journal-Gazette offers 500 dollars for information leading to the identification and conviction of those who stole a mailing list from the Journal-Gazette office. The reward is ready cash and confidentiality is promised. Angola Indiana September 25. Matilda Murphey, elderly widow of the late Theams Murphey, was found living alone in a derelict home on Fast Daily Varden street. She had been confined to an asylum in 1899 and released in 1900, with years of mental distress and no visible means of support. She expressed a wish to go to Chicago to sell property and the Sheriff advised her accordingly.
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Journal-Gazette
Journal- Gazette
Journal - Gazette Company
A. J. Moynihan, Pres
Hist News
Angola
Ind
Matilda Murphey
Theams Murphey
Sherif Willemar
F. Ti. Ramsay
Varden Street
Chicago
Woman Returned to Asylum After Recommitment Plea
A local woman accompanied an official to dispose of her property and was housed at a county jail while arrangements proceeded. It emerged she had prior asylum history, and an application for recommitment was accepted by hospital authorities. She will be returned Saturday to the institution near Logansport, a case viewed as needing earlier official attention.
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Murphy
Logansport
City News Roundup of Local Notables and Incidents
City records show Histoner Joseph Murphy and Mayor Joe Wabash visiting on business yesterday. Attendant M C Chambers at the post office is convalescing after pneumonia. Charles Snider joins People's Drug Store after leaving Dreler drug. Township Trustee Cornelius Gearin improves after illness though still weak. Jacob Forbing, now of Kenton Ohio, visiting relatives in town for first time in 35 years. A runaway horse shattered a cement fence at Bert Parker’s. boy unharmed. Mrs Caroline C Paul, mother of H C Paul, has relapsed and is nearing death. Me CG A Thinkelberg plans a new Fairfield avenue home costing 16000 dollars. Federal Building decorators begin redecoration on the main floor as corridors fill with ladders and scaffolding.
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Joseph Murphy
Joe Wabash
M.C Chambers
Charles Snider
People's Drug Store
Ile
Dreler Drug Store
Cornelius Gearin
Jacob Forbing
Kenton
Fort Wayne
Bert Parker
Fluntertown
Parker
Caroline C. Paul
H.C. Paul
A. Thinkelberg
Fairfield Avenue
Federal Building
Aged Men Seek Transport After Long Walk From Valparaiso
Cyrus Hughes, nearly eighty, applied to Township Trustees for transportation to Macomb claiming to have walked 199 miles from Valparaiso. He slept in barns and walked days on Edward Payson act. Also aided was John Krantz, seventy-nine, sent to the county infirmary as Deputy Gorman informed Tollywood, Cal.
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Cyrus Hughes
Trustoc Earin
Macomb
Valparaiso
Edward Payson
John Krantz
Gorman
Tollywood
Cal
Los Angeles
Thad
Miss Mary Nichols Hosts Mrs Jennie Nichols at Home
Miss Mary Nichols of Lima entertained Mrs Jennie Nichols of Baker City Oregon with a pleasant afternoon gathering yesterday at her home A dainty luncheon was served and guests enjoyed a general social hour prior to Mrs Nichols departure for her retina home Monday
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Kiet
Lima
Tid
Mary Nichols
Jennie Nichols
Baker City
Oregon
Typhoid fever hits POD area. local notes and visits
Typhoid fever is prevalent with eight cases under treatment. The piece lists local visitors from Oakwood, Fort Wayne, and Wells County. It notes church attendance changes, vacation, and upcoming events, including a Sunday school convention at Antioch Lutheran church and multiple family visits. Prices for fuel wood and a local telegraph line change are also mentioned.
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Ind
Mercer
George Morton
Levi Griffith
Oakwood
Fort Wayne
Charles My
Wells County
Newcomb
Miss Mason
Bluffton
Cliss Mason
Epworth League
Newtom
Pennsylvania
Marion Smith
Clem
Warne
Simon Somers
Jacob Reiling
David Wiser
Loretta
Henry Reiling
Charley Prange
Edna
William Hoenisel
Fort Warne
Frank Meehur
Robert Mercer
Crooked Lake
LM. Erick
Mis
White Pigeon
Mich
John A. Morton
Belfountaine
Morton
Marlon Township Sunday School Association
Antioch Luttheran Church
J. W. Fonner
Tracks Joined on Columbia Avenue Parks to Close
The traction company completed the final concrete pour on Columbia Avenue and will open it to traffic by Sunday as paving resumes next week toward Mast Lewis Street. Boyd Park between Wabash and Peru will close though other parks stay open, and Robison Park plant distributions will shift to beautify interurban depots.
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Traction Company
Columbia Avenue
Columbia Avenue 18
Mast Leawis Street
Boyd Park
Wabash
Peru
Robison Park
Admiral Coffee Chief Spoke Thoughts to Wormcastle
Polvo Chief Ankenbruck told saloonkeeper Wormcastle where to ban minors after police court. He faced a charge of allowing minors in his business as it continued until this morning. The saloon man argued his niece face, but was warned that a radical change in the tavern's conduct was required or the license would be forfeited.
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Polvo
Ankenbruck
Wormcastle
Miss Alma Dodane Given Pleasant Surprise
Miss Alma Dodane was surprised by friends for her birthday anniversary in Decatur Indiana on September 25. Pedro won the principal game of the evening and music by Miss Lettie Lang accompanied the festivities. Refreshments of ice cream cake and fruit were served as those present enjoyed the party.
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Kist
Decatur
Ind
Alma
Dodane
Pedro
Lettie Lang
Emma Gillig Birthday Surprise Celebrated by Adams County Friends
About seventy five of Miss Emma Gillig's friends from Adams County gathered to surprise her on her birthday. After a hearty welcome they escorted her to her parents' home two and a half miles southeast of town. The party then moved to the Gillig residence where ample amusements and a merry time were enjoyed into the evening.
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Rosa Colghin
Miss Kuln
Edith Ervin
Gertrude Bremierkamp
Mae Weber
Anna Parent
Kiettle Lang
Lizale Kortenbier
Nora V Weber
Briana Gillig
Leona Harting
Weber
Blanche Ervin
Agnes Vena
Parent
Bertha Johns
Schurger
Messrs
Hermann Roman Parent
Fred Coldit Harting
Frank Parent
John Colghin
Albine Smith
Kid Paret
John Weber
Andy Schurger
Clem Heideman
Albert Smith
Mort Wayné
Emma Gillig
Adams County
Emma
Revival of famed field taps 250 barrels daily near Geneva
Geneva Ind Sept 25 A long-dormant oil field near Geneva has been revived by a large gusher on the Eterry Fogle farm near New Corydon. The well is among the best struck in the Geneva area in years and now yields about 250 barrels per day.
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Senrey
Kist
Geneva
Ind
Offield
Eterry Fogle
New, Corydon
Decatur Bridegroom Weds Muncie Girl in Home Ceremony
John Jones Jr son of Mr and Mrs Toho Jones Sr of Decatur married Miss Mabel Monroe of Muncie at the bride's parents home. Jones a Decatur High and Muncie Business College graduate recently joined the L. Eagle railroad as a stenographer. Attendants included Mr and Mrs John Nelson Jah Walters and Dee Jones.
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Kisl
Decatur
Ind
John Jones, Jr
T. EL & Wy
Jones
Decatur High School
Muncie Business College
John Nelson
Jah Walters
Dee Jones
City
Judge Vernon Van Fleet to Hear Massena Case
Vernon Vanfleet of the Superior Court at Elkhart will hear the case against Rey Massena of Pierceton charged with misappropriating 1,600 dollars belonging to Kosciusko County while serving as deputy county treasurer in 1900. The trial may begin Monday, September 25.
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Kist
Warsaw
Ind
Oottdge Vernon Vanfleet
Elkhart
Cass
Rey Massena
Pierceton
Korciuska ‘Toanty
One Third of Your Life in Bed Health Note
A bloated ad warns that one third of life is spent in bed and criticizes impure soaps that sour sheets. It promotes Wpsh day Fusy Task Soap as pure and sanitary with a soft creamy lather to keep bedding fresh and smelled to resemble shrine purity.
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C. E. Phelps
Adelaide
George Clinton
Clnton
John Adams
New England
Louisiana
Col. Bryan
Indiana
Bin
National
Haskell
MR Marhenke
Bank At the
U. S
United States
Allen County
City of
City News
Lima Lau
THE
POE News
George Fonner
Marcellus Rauner
Ie House
Ernest Steupenhagen
Decatur Telephone Company
Plequa Road
Winchester Road
Perrine-Armstrong CO
Bell Phone
Seelberg
Chief
Alma Dodane
Vernon van Fleet
Massena
Gase
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