Taft Responds To Foraker On Doyle And Industry Ties
Taft defends Doyle as a man of high character while detailing his corporate dealings and explaining why Doyle was not chosen. He outlines his use of private transport, asserts he traveled as a guest of the Middle Bass club, and rejects claims tying him to Standard Oil or a glass trust through that visit. He notes President Taft preferred Taylor for the judgeship for public suitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
V . H. Tsity
Paisn
Bisun
Taft
Senator Foraker
Judge Dorte
Dorie
Duis
Doyle
Standacé Oi Z Company
Taylor
Foraker
United States
Standard Ol Company
Lead
Waver Junction
Albert Lea
Owaten- Farribault
Northfield
Farmington
St. Paul
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oi
Dorle
Jtge
Also &’N
Nmblie
C. T. Lewis
Parrner
Richardson
Middle Bass
Middle Bass Club
Harrison
McKinley
Cleveland
Kiefer
Alr
Lewis
Taig
Ohio River
Toledo
Minele
Glass Trust
FOR SALE ITEMS INCLUDE BREAD AND A MODERN HOUSE
A reader notes buying domestic bread and lists a sale of a nine room modern house at 1151 Harmer Street. Contact numbers 2541 and 302 303 Elektron Building are provided. Dr Thain Kha is mentioned with an address at 101 Tincrson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thain Kha
Tincrson Street
Harmer Street
Elektron
Vaudeville at the Temple Promises Big-Budget Show
This week at the Temple opens Monday September 28 with a costly vaudeville program led by B C Whitneys Pit Pat Pout company, Frank Millon and the Delong Sisters. A rural sketch Divorce Lawyer, a Johnnie J Hughes dancing act, Lacey on one wheel, and other novelties plus Temple pictures with color rims headline a broad bill. The season’s most expensive show and a broad mix attract all ages to the Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
B.C Whitney
Frank Millon
DeLong Sisters
Minste
Will Rossiter
Mazie McDonald
el Raymond
Vera Mall
Johnnie J. Hughes
Fort Warne
Western Vaudeville Baumer Association
Whs Lacey
Mr. Lovey
Havana
Keller Wll
Kia Wehner
Chase's Coach for Nation to Be Exhibit Piece in Nation’s Museum
Washington expects the old fashioned coach used by Salmon P. Chase when secretary of the treasury to become a National museum exhibit. The carrier, dating from the 1860s, bears Chase and Lincoln associations and features a lilac satin interior, six seats, and state arms on the doors. Charles Young’s showroom will loan it to the government, with the bid for display ready.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Salmon P. Chase
Sfs
Charles ©. Young
You
Carr
National Museum
Deason
Aueen
Salman P. Chase
Bate Chase
Sprague
Elevades
Chase
Floode Island
Kate Chase /Sarague
Young
Kate Chace Sprague
Alwara Glad
Wade Earp
Whitley Court Disposes Of Numerous Cases
By Kist News Bureau Columbia City Ind September 4 Judge Adele disposed of a busy docket today and a number of cases were disposed of. Lloyd Bailey was admitted to practice law in the state, oath administered and his name enrolled on the local roll. The examining committee consisted of Attorneys McNagny Adams and Strong. Mr Bailey is described as an upright and capable young man. The court approved the sale of real estate by Provident Trust Company.
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Kist
Columbia Citt
Adele
Lloyd Bailey
Ate
Ir O
Bailey
William “Fp. McNagny
Adams
K. Strong
Dismissals and Quashments in Local Estate and Civil Cases
The estate of J Hatenbeck had a $1700 claim by Mary J Hatenbeck dismissed. Elizabeth Danfee’s $749 claim against Hannah Walker’s estate dismissed. Joseph Archer’s $506 claim against Dillgon Archer’s estate dismissed. The state case against Henry Wolk for forcible entry and detainer dismissed. Also note quashment of affidavits in attachment involving John W Brock et al.
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Pany
Gladys. Bhearer
Atse
Finer
Mary J. Hatenbeck
J. Hatenbeck
Elizabeth Danfee
Hannah Walker
Joseph Archer
Dillgon Archer
Henry Wolk
Job C. Burnworth
B. F. Haas
Fred Roys
John Wy
Brock
Satal
Elshire
John W. Brock
Indianapolis Wonderland Seeks Receiver In Court Gamble
The Indianapolis Wonderland amusement park operated as Wonderland by Chlami Construction faced a court action to appoint a receiver. The Marion Trust Company filed for the receiver, naming Bank Wickes as the present manager of the park. Tom Marshall is cited amid the dispute as heat in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
cHlami Construction
Wonderland
Three Whitley County Marriages Solemnized
Kist News Bureau reports three Whitley County weddings in September with ceremonies in Columbia and Smith township. Martz Hoove and Desty Hoover wed in Troy township, Blancha Reider and James Greene married at Grace Lutheran, and Jay Johnson and Bessie Kiester joined in a Presbyterian ceremony.
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Weene Kriden
Grace Lutheran
This City
Jay C. Johnson
Dumas
Bessie Kiester
Troy Township
A.D. Sutherland
Presbyterian Church
North Line Street
Perry Johnson
Tyonier
Jerry Kiester
Troe Townehin
Kiester
Congressman Gilhama Leads Republican Meeting in Nlaimeta City
East News Bureau reports in Nlaimeta City Ind that Congressman C C Gilhama was the chief speaker at Friday evening’s Republican headquarters meeting. The room reached near capacity despite a thin crowd and Taft and Sherman club style activities preceded the introduction. Officers included President L D Clapham, Vice President A D Grean, Secretary Molgeri and Treasurer Bt Gelyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East News Bureau
Nlaimeta City
Ind
C. C. Gilhama
Republican
Mr. Gilliams
Taft
Shei
Man Stule
Elah Whl
Club
LD. Clapham
A. D. Grean
Molgeri Trensurer
Bt Gelyer
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Marvelure Company
Fort Wayna
Hi. H. Rogers
West Berry Street
New York Optical Society
Haffner’s Star Bakery
Ali
Meigs
Cc. A. Meigs
Calhoun Street
Journal- Gazette
Painless Dentists
Calhoun Strest ‘ Phona
Strasite Fruit Houss
Apnostte Hoe
E. BR. Burket
Fort Wayne Typewriter Exchange
Clinton Street
Cor
DE Long Sisters
Frank Milton
Temple Weadliner
Frank Milton and
the DeLong Sisters
Nation
Ington
Treasur
Tom Marshall
Whitley Court
Ford
F. GO. B
Detroit
Rampa
Ohnhaus Automobile Co
Indianapolis
Whitley County
Columbia Crey
Mort Graddings
Luu
Ane
Noah Rod
Illinois
Kist Neys Burewn
Ccoluumbl
CITE
Lyman Fox
Co. Glassson
Pana
Chicas
Care Journal-Gazette
Columbia
Fort Wayne
Socom
New Hampshire
Hillsborough County
Tie
Court Street
Foster Furniture
Carpet Company
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