Minnesota Goes On Record For W. H. Taft
The Minnesota caucus adopted a slate for the Chicago delegation to be ratified by the state convention. Delegates include United States Senators Henry A. Dupont and Harry A. Richardson, Governor Preston Lea, and Congressmen Hiram R. Burton Walter O. Hoffecker and John G. Townsend. Alternates named are T. Coleman Dupont L. Heister Ball William D. Denny William Ellison L. A. Drexler and Charles L. Moore. The delegation will be un instructed by the convention.
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Chicago
Caucasses
United States
Henry A. Dupont
Harry A. Richardson
Preston Lea
Hiram R. Burton
Walter O. Hoffecker
John G. Townsend
T. Coleman Dupont
L. Heister Ball
William D. Denny
Wiliam Ellison
L. A. Drexler
Bryan Has Quiet Day in Denver During Campaign Visit
William J. Bryan spent a calm morning making personal calls and visiting the local national Democratic headquarters in Denver. He was later entertained by the Denver Press Club, then departed for Lincoln Nebraska to rest for a week at home.
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Denver
Colo
Apri
William J. Bryan
National Democratic
Denver Press Club
Lincoln
Nebraska
Bryan to Speak in East at Easter YMCA Meeting
Utica N Y April 7 William J Bryan will address a meeting of the Young Men's Christian Association on Easter Sunday April 19th.
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Bryan
East
Utica
William J. Bryan
Young Men’s Christian Association
Congressmen Brick Dies in Hospital Sudden Death
Abraham L. Brick of South Bend dies in hospital at age 60 after a life in St. Joseph County. A joint congressional funeral committee will travel to South Bend, with Overstreet Chaney Foster Holliday Gilliams Dixon Cox named from the House and Beveridge Hemenway from the Senate if possible. Brick was a Republican law graduate from Yale and Michigan who served as prosecutor of St. Joseph and Laporte counties before representing the thirteenth district in five Congresses.
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House
South Bend
Overstreet
Chaney
Foster
Holliday
Gilliams
Dixon
Cox and Watson
Appropriations Committee
Committee On
Beveridge and
Hemenway
Abraham L. Brick
St. Joseph
Cornell
Yale
Michigan
St. Joeseph
Laporte
Democrats Name Fleming as Joint Senator Nominee at Allen Adams Rally
The Fort Wayne Democrat Stephen Fleming received an enthusiastic ovation after being nominated by acclamation for the Allen Adams joint senator seat at the convention held in the circuit court room. Fleming pledged to support the party platform including temperance measures and predicted Bryan's national victory and Marshall's Indiana governorship outcomes.
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Circuit Court Room
Thomas Gallogly
Adams County
M. J. Stock
Fort Wayne
John C. Moran
Decatur
Moran
Allen
Adams
Indiana
Lew G. Ellingham
Thomas F. Bresnahan
Fleming
J. W. Vizard
Stephen B. Fleming
Jasper W. Jones
Steve” Fleming
Mr. Fleming
Wil-lem Jennings Bryan
Thomas R. Marshall
Temperance Plank
Fleming letter frames Indiana Democratic convention clash
The document recounts S B Fleming denouncing Indianapolis News misstatements about local option plank support. He challenges editors to a public fact duel with legal judges, offering to fund orphan asylums if proven wrong, and flags misreporting at Lafayette and Lyons. E G Hoffman and county delegates are noted in proceedings.
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Fort Wayne
Indianapolis News
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Fort Warns
Lafayette
Bryan
Lyons, Ill
Lyons
Berghoff Brewing Co
Steve Fleming
Ill
S. B. Fleming
E. G. Hoffman
Fleming
Twelfth Congressional District
Hoffman
Allen County
Jasper W. Jones
J. T. Beatty
Adams County
Vast Florida game preserve sale ends in fraud and vanished riches
A city man named Pomeroy advertised a Florida game preserve and club house for 10000 with expected value higher. Springborn and others met to seal the deal but a wrestling match erupted, a locked box with 42000 including Springborn’s 10000 disappeared, and all but Fleming and Foster vanished with the money.
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Pomeroy
Florida
Springborn
Fleming
Foster
Local option battles intensify as elections approach
The article outlines ongoing prohibition fights in contested townships with liquor groups investing heavily in travel and bribes to influence turnout. Prohibitionists find it cheaper to renew the effort at upcoming town and village elections, including April 21, as the local option law stays on the statute books.
Prohibition Debates and Chicago Suffolk Electoral Sweep
The piece weighs prohibition's economic impact on city finances, noting big towns rely on liquor licenses for revenue while smaller towns resist. It reports Chicago electing Republicans, gaining 43 aldermen to 26 for Democrats, with prohibition as a contextual factor in broader results.
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Fineis
Decatur
Rockford
Chicago
Rose Wins Milwaukee Mayor Election in Personal Liberty Campaign
Rose, a democrat, was elected mayor of Milwaukee by about 3,000 in a personal liberty driven campaign. Outside Milwaukee, results on the temperance issue show about an even break.
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Milwaukee
Wis
David
Rose
Democratic ticket sweeps Kansas City mayor race
Kansas City April 8 The entire Democratic ticket led by Thomas T. Crittenden Jr won the mayoral contest by about 500 votes over the Republican ticket headed by incumbent Henry M. Beardsley.
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Kansas City
Thomas T. Crittenden, Jr
Henry M. Beardsley
Lincoln votes to retain saloons by 700 majority
Lincoln Nebraska on April 8 reports a narrow vote outcome with the city retaining saloon licenses by about seven hundred in the latest election tally.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
Oakland County Votes Dry as Prohibitionists Lead
Detroit April 7 reports from Oakland county show the dry side by 75 to 150 in yesterday's ballot. Prohibitionists carry ten of fourteen counties, up from nine of fourteen, marking Oakland in the wet to dry shift in Michigan's focal option vote results.
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Detroit
Mich
Oakland County
Oakland
One New Pastor Appointed for Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne receives a new pastor appointment as the Decatur and Wayne Street churches announce assignments across multiple districts. The list names pastores serving First Church Fort Wayne Trinity and many other congregations, with presiding elders coordinating the assignments in Goshen, Elkhart, and Muncie districts.
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Decatur
C. B
J. Magor
Ossian
G. W. Martin
Pennville
T. M. Hill
Poneto
J. H. McNary
Portland
CG. E. Line
P. HE. Walters
Spencerville
C. B. Sweeney
Woodburn
Wesley Kemper
York
Goshen
Henry W. Bennett
Presiding Elder
Albion
C. J. Graves
Avilla
M. L. Stright
Basher
A. A. Turner
Bourbon
D. S. Jones
Bristol
M. R. Pierce
Butler
E. F. Culbertson
Clunett
BE. R. Wood
Corunna
Leroy Baker
Elkhart
St. Paul
W. H. Brightmire
Trinity
Wakarusa
C. L. Debow
Warsaw
Sherman Powell
J. S. Cain
Waterloo
R. D. Bivans
Wawaka
Henry Lacey
Walcottville
W. M. Hollopeter
Wabash
Hellopeter
Andrews
Burker
C. T. Brindley
Roanoke
J. S. Bain
Silver Lake
E. E. Wright
Sims
M. E. Thompson
South Whitley
Benjamin Kendall
Swayzee
C. H. Crab
Uniondale
A. J. Duryee
Upland
H. J. Norris
van Buren
W. EB. Murray
First Church
G. H. Guild
Middle Street
H. C. Smith
Wabash Street
J. J. Fred
Warren
G. B. Work
W. W. Wiant
Muncie
Leslie J. Naftzger
Prise
B. McNarry
Albany
A. Sevite
Alexandria
A. G. Neal
Isteaine
Anderson
First
Chesteen Smith
Grace Church
W. Walters
Indiana Avenue
F. L. _Enlougher
Noble Street
T. F. Frech
Park. Place
Carmel
H. Wilkinson
DeSoto
Foster
Eaton
J. A Or. South
Fort
Huntingburg
Ind
Indiana
the Evangelical Association
Bishop Horn
Fort Wayne
J. Wise
Q. Landeman
Kendallville
P. L. Browns
Wolcottville
E. Greiner
Defiance
J. E. Young
Scott
T. J. Steake
van Wert
W. H. Myegrant
W. H. Myegrant; Celina, J. M. Lantz
Fort Recovery
J. Rees
D. O. Wise
Linn Grove
J. L. Buyer
Markle
Charles Geist
Hicksville
H. Burgener
Berne
F. Berne
Eagerton
N. H. Freshly
Webster
D. R. Heil
Huntington
J. W. Metzner
Bippus
G. F. Zuber
Elkhart District
W. L. Braeckly
Louisville
Elmer Praetorious
S. J. Luehring
Rockport
J. A. Tutt
West Salem
J. W. Feller
Lancaster
F. Reutephole
Enterprise
Camp Creek
A. W. Feller
Altmont
J. Mundorf
Marshall
BE. J. Nitsche
Terre Haute
E. C. Ewald
Evansville
If. Sundeman
Mt. Carmel
C. P. Maas
Grayville
J. H. Greseine
Carmi
B. E. Koenig
Olney
A. B. Haist
Elberfield
G. Steirle
Clergy District List Covers Indiana Towns and Churches
A long roster lists names and churches across the Logansport and Richmond districts. Supplied by various stewards, pastors, and church offices, the compilation names presiding elders and a wide array of towns from Akron to Winchester.
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Logansport
C. C. Cissell
Presiding Elder
Akron
C. A. Luse
Alto
G. Osborne
Amboy
C. A. Asay
Atlanta
Aroma
J. W. Kerr
Boxley
Arthur Jones
Bunker Hill
A. E. Sarah
Center
le Roy Myers
Cicero
Arcadia
A. D. Alexander
Converse
J. E. Coffin
Denver
J. F. Lutey
Elwood
J. A. Sumwalt
Forest
R. H. Smith
Frankton
J. 2. Barrett
Galveston
Herbert Boaz
Goldsmith
John Parker
Greentown
F. A. Hall
Kempton
Eli C. Fisher
Kokomo
Grace
M. Swadener
Markland
C. W. Shoemaker
Broadway
J. C. White
H. N. Herrick
Market Street
C. H. Brown
Wheat
Newcastle
F. G. Brown
Parker
M. L. Hardingham
Philadelphia
C. A. Hile
Richmond
Fifth Street
J. Cc. Graham
First Church
R. J. Wade
Grace Church
W. M. Nelson
Third Church
A. J. Carey
Ridgeville
E. BE. Tripnees
Red Key
J. K. Watts
Saratoga
P. ™. Greenw.t
Post Office Clerks Dined At Berry Cafe Gathering
Chief Clerk Blair hosted an evening at Berry cafe for Berry Saturday guests after a shift, praising loyal service. Attendees included Jégse Braden W H Smith Ford Young Stephen Algeler George Beck James Hattery Elias Hire and George Humphrey amid varied remarks.
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Mr. Blair
Berry Cafe
Blair
Jégse
Braden
W. H. Smith
Ford Young
Stephen Algeler
George Beck
James Hattery
Elias Hire
George .Humphrey
Methodists pick Greenfield for conference location
Anderson Ind April 4 Greenfield chosen as next meeting place for North Indiana M H conference Bluffton also sought 1909 session but Hancock County seat won delegates elected to Baltimore general conference three reserve delegates named B and S Hellopeter Thomas J Johnson Summerville Light Bishop Berry cautioned that pastor appointments for next year may not be announced until Monday night due to unfinished business
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General Methodist Conference
Bishop Berry
Miners to Hold Joint Meeting in Toledo This Spring
Indianas mines stay in operation while western Pennsylvania and Ohio idle awaiting Toledo conference on April 14 to revive Central Competitive field agreement. Illinois operators may skip interstate pact. Indiana may join. About 600 participants expected. wage baseline likely unchanged.
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Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Toledo
Springfield
Iinois
Lewis
Kansas City
Southwest
Iitnois
W. D. Ryan
H. L. Chapman
Ohio and
Western Pennsylvania
Detroit
Local Boys with Fleet From Fort Wayne Listed in Navy Bulletin
Fort Wayne men appear in the Navy secretary’s bulletin of those now with the fleet circling the world. Names include Oscar K. Blodgett Frank E. Anderson Myles Brazil Edgar W. Brill John H. Clear Charles F. Cunningham Marshall Erickson Walter J. Fanger Frederick Graue Floyd E Libbing Walter A. McDonald Zeno Henry Manuel George W. Mitchell Guy Emory Oberlin William F. Pelzer John Reber Orpha A Stocks Walter R. Wells Roy L. Worden with addresses or streets where available.
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Secretary of the Navy
Fort Wayne
Oscar K. Blodgett
Baker Street
Frank E. Anderson
Fox Avenue
Myles Brazil
McClellan Street
Edgar W. Brill
Alliger Street
John H. Clear
Cass Street
Charles F. Cunningham
West Third Street
Marshall Erickson
Miner Street
Walter J. Fanger
Fairfield Avenue
Frederick Graue
Home Avenue
Floyd E.libbing
Monroe Street
Walter A. McDonald
Bass Street
Zeno Henry Manuel
Brackenridge Street
George W. Mitchell
Winter Street
Guy Emory Oberlin
Hanna Street
William F. Pelzer
Staphlet Street
John Reber
Hayden Street
Orpha A. Stocks
Spy Run
Walter R. Wells
Oliver Street
Roy L. Worden
Big Price For Trotting Mare In Lexington Sale
A trotting mare sold in Lexington on a spring afternoon to George Isbrook of Denver for a high price. The event drew attention from local buyers and high bidders, highlighting strong-interest in racehorse stock in Bardstown and surrounding markets.
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Lexington
Prince de Sagan Engagement Clears Family Opposition
New York April 7 Relatives of Madame Anna Gould agreed to not object further to her engagement to Prince de Sagan. George Gould maintains property control and opposed the match. Mrs George Gould aided reconciliation after a Hot Springs trip, with Madame Gould found with friends at the St Regis.
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New York
Madame Anna Gould
Prince de Sagan
Paris
Madame Gould
George Gould
Truce in House as Sterling Bill Passed Amid Debate
Washington April 6 A brief truce in Congress emerged when the House under suspension of the rules passed the Sterling employers liability bill. Democrats applauded as Sterling Illinois explained the measure applying to interurban lines between states and street railroads in territories and the District of Columbia. Minority leader Williams outmaneuvered Payne on a journal approval roll call during a tense parliamentary session.
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Washington
House
Sterling
Illinois
Territories
District of Columbia
Henry
Texas
Littlefield
Supreme Court of the United States
Williams
Payne
Army Appropriation Bill Seeks Increase in Senate
Washington April 6 The army appropriation bill reported to the senate carries 298 820 409 dollars a net increase of 14 612 543 over the House passed amount.
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Washington
Senate
House
Will Not Release Reid Prison Chief Refuses to Quit
Michigan City Ind April 2 The prison board of control refused to accept the resignation of Warden James D Reid and urged reconsideration He departed for New York to consult a specialist with his final decision to be made after the trip Board members Amos Butler Father Gavish and D A Coulter attended the session Governor Hanly had on similar action regarding Coulter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Ind
Prison Board of Control
James D. Reid
Reid
New York City
Board of Control
Amos Butler
Board of State Charities
Father Gavish
Board of Charities
D. A. Coulter
Frankfort
Hanly
Mr. Reid
Induced Brother to Steal Charged in Larceny Case
Albert McKee was arrested by Chief Ankenbruck on Tuesday and charged with petit larceny. His sixteen year old brother was released on promise to appear in court tomorrow morning. The younger boy claims involvement.
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Albert McKee
Ankenbruck
Engineers to discuss canal plan at Toledo meeting
P A Randall and Frank B Taylor will accept Toledo Society of Engineers invitation and travel to Toledo Friday evening to deliver remarks on the proposed Lake Erie Lake Michigan ship canal via Fort Wayne. C S Bush may also appear if available. A further public meeting in the city will follow within days with additional local speakers.
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Toledo Society of Engineers
Messrs
P. A. Randall
Frank B. Taylor
Toledo
Lake Erie-Lake Michigan Ship Canal
Fort Wayne
C. S. Bush
Baptist pastor L H Eby transferred to Michigan City
Rev L H Eby who led the Baptist Brethren church in Fort Wayne for six years is moved to Michigan City where he will serve as elder and pastor in charge. No successor is appointed yet. Church members regret his departure but express gratitude for his diligent work and the friendships he leaves behind.
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L. H. Eby
Baptist Brethren Church
Fort Wayne
Michigan City
Eby
Cyrus Cline Nominates For Twelfth Indiana District Congress
Editor announces candidacy for representative in congress in the Twelfth district of Indiana. Cline from Angola declares seeking nomination subject to majority delegates at the forthcoming congressional convention. J W Adair from Columbia City adds a similar notice about congress and convention decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Congress
Twelfth
Indiana
Cyrus Cline
Angola
Ind
Twelfth District
J. W. Adair
Columbia City
Joint senator candidate declares bid in Allen and Adams counties
The writer informs readers that he will seek the senatorial seat from Allen and Adams counties, noting it is contingent on the Democrats at their forthcoming convention. The brief message signals intent but offers no campaign platform or dates.
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Allen and
Adams
Candidates Announced for Allen County Representatives and Officials
Multiple political nominees announce candidacy for Allen county offices including state representative and county roles. Names include HARVEY C. CRABILL A. C GLADIEUCX JOSEPH F. GETZ ROBERT E. KELLY ROBERT B. LIPES CHRISTIAN G. VONDERAU HENRY L. BRANNING JACQZA WAGNER J H STELLHORN EDWIN W MILTER JOHN A BUSHMAN ALBERT E THOMAS WM H SCHEIMANN and others subject to the democratic primary on May 1 1908.
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Sentinel
Allen County
Harvey C. Crabill
Candidate Announcement for County Commissioner Seats
John Wyss declares candidacy for re election as county commissioner in the third district subject to the will of the democratic county primaries. He requests editor to announce his bid for the second district as well under the same nominating process.
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the Sentinel
W. F. Rosenwinkel
William Watson
Sentinel
A. C Gladieucx
Allen County
Aaron Reichelderfer
Editor Sentinel
County Recorder
Robert E. Kelly
Wayne Township
Rima
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Madison Street
David Wells
Normal City
C. J. Everson
Whitley
Daleville
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Newburlington
C. M. Hellopeter
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L. M. Krider
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Edwin Dickson
Pendleton
W. A. Gr
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Methodists
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ARMY
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Albert McKees
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Christian G. Vonderau
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Henry L. Branning
Jacoza Wagner
J. H. Stellhorn
Edwin W. Milter
Lincoln Ave
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John A. Bushman
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Albert E. Thomas
H. Scheimann
John E
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