Roosevelt nomination talk sparks cross party demand idea
A Washington report claims Democrats and Republicans might unite to urge Theodore Roosevelt to run again. Graves and others discussed a northern southern alliance to force a reelection bid, citing Roosevelt's southern reception and policy shifts since 1905.
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John Temple Graves
Chattanooga
Bryan
Roosevelt
Washington
White House
Graves
Madison
McKinley
Mason and Dixon
South
North
Booker T. Washington
Crum
Charleston
Hayes
Texas
Atlanta
New Orleans
Mr. Roosevelt
Tillman
South Carolina
Pure Food Law to curb fraud in government endorsements
Washington announces action by the Department of Agriculture to stop manufacturers from advertising foods as guaranteed by the United States government or bearing official endorsement. Acting chief W. D. Bigelow notes such ads are fraudulent and cites false numbers claiming government endorsement.
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Antee
Department of Agriculture
Department
Bigelow
Washington
United States
W. D. Bigelow
Bureau of Chemistry
Roosevelt Boom Dominates 1909 Political Scene
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt plans seclusion after March 4 1909 while signaling no clear successor. Roosevelts popularity spurs speculation he may seek a third term. rivals like Fairbanks Taft Foraker and Cummins fade under Roosevelt panic. Thaw case and Chicago gambling crackdown cited in broader headlines.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Fairbanks
Taft
Foraker
Root
Ohio
Cummins
Iowa
Cannon
Deberborn Park Nuisance Faces Closure Plans
Governor Hanly vows rapid action to end the Dearborn Park nuisance while the Roby race track has been shut down. Local officials expect swift decisions to restore order and safety in the area.
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Hanly
Dearborn
Park
Chicago
Roby
Dearborn Park
Col. Harvey Attacks Roosevelt With Satirical Labeling
Col George Harvey editor of the North American Review brands Theodore Roosevelt as a blatant probity. The volley of mock descriptors questions the man’s integrity and calls for a full public indictment once evidence is found.
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George Harvey
The
North American Review
Harper
Theodore Roosevelt
Fort Wayne Seeks Substantial Support for G A R Encampment
Committees urge subscriptions to the fund for defraying expenses of the state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic to be held here next month. Fort Wayne must show credit in this important and patriotic undertaking. donors are urged not to be backward or ungenerous.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Fort Wayne
Roosevelts Peace Plan Favored Over Kaiser’s Bid
The speaker supports Theodore Roosevelt as the man to forge universal peace for nations. He rejects the idea that Kaiser William could achieve the same, calling it an unwarrantable trespass and urging quiet from Andy Carnegie.
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Andy Carnegie
Theodore Roosevelt
Kaiser William
Harvey and Bryan Support Sparks New Political Party
The text notes Colonel George Harvey along with Chancellor Day and Piero Morgan may form a new party after long support for Mr. Bryan and his followers, opposing Mr. Roosevelt’s stance. It hints at a leadership limit to seat all involved.
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George Harvey
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Roosevelt
Colonel Harvey
Chancellor Day
Piero Morgan
Taft Weighs Ohio Trip Against Fighting Foraker
Secretary Taft debates leaving to fight another day or rushing to Ohio to confront Joe Foraker in a decisive showdown. The decision hinges on immediate political strategy and potential clashes ahead.
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Taft
Ohio
Joe Foraker
Assault in Broad Daylight Hits Woman at Home
A man broke into a woman’s residence during daytime and assaulted her, prompting police investigation and appeals for witnesses. No injuries disclosed. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
Captains Curb Rioters After Late Sunday Clash
Police captain confronted a gang of rowdies causing trouble on a city street late Sunday night. A report notes he spoke firmly and would have faced broader discipline if not for his restrained handling.
Peace Congress in New York Focused on Ohio War Clouds
The gathering in New York this week could use the chance to practice calming looming conflict. Officials hope to dispel ominous signs of potential war rather than treat it as mere experimentation or a test.
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Peace Congress
New York
Weddings Fill Evening With Festive Merriment in Local Homes
A series of marriage notices and social events from Fort Wayne area papers. The Wheelock home hosted a country party with dancing and a midnight supper for friends including the Costello and Pilliod families. Mary Schiech and Morris Zollinger wed at a Winter Street home. Jackson Turner and Elmer C. Jackson married on Hale Avenue with full nuptial rites. Isabelle Walker and Charles Blust wed in St. Pauls Church. Daisy Bersch and Louis Vincent tied the knot in Wilmette. A surprise anniversary party honored Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McCormick with a large gathering and dinner.
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J. H. Wheelock
St. Joseph Township
Frank Pilliod
Maude Wheelock
Helen Donahoe
Michael Costello
Peter Donahoe
Charles Blume
Otto Pronga
August Mason
John English
Will English
Louis Gillieron
Minnie Snyder
Katie Lehman
Bertha Porter
Celia Bobay
Bertha Shafter
Minnie Meyer
Clara Meyer
Eva Sayers
Myrtle Heath
Lena Bates
Mrs. Jackson
Clarion
Housekeeping
Washington Boulevard East
Vincent Bersch
Daisy Bersch
Louis FE
Vincent
Fort Wayne
Wilmette
Rokely Street
Chicago
Samuel McCormick
Leesburg Road
Community notes of weddings and local events
The record covers multiple local happenings including weddings Flickinger Ludwig and Riley, a May birthday and birth anniversary celebration for Mrs Sorg, a country party with several households present, and a director election at a business where the old board was reappointed and a regular dividend was announced.
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W. E. Mossmann
Louis Fox
G. W. Pixley
C. A. Wilding
August Becker
D. N. Foster
R. L. Romy
W. J. Vesey
F. 8. Hunting
Leo Freiburger
J. B. McKim
John Dreibelbiss
Henry C. Paul
Tri-State Loan and Trust Co. Stockholders Reelect Board
The annual stockholders meeting of Tri-State Loan and Trust Co. was held Tuesday after noon. Board members were re elected to continue leadership as the firm reports steady profits and cautious expansion plans.
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Tri-State Loan and Trust Company
The
Tri-State Loan and Trust Co
Local Property Transfers and Personal Notices
A series of 18e 19th century style property and name notices records marriages and land transfers. Individuals named include Moritz Zollinger Mary Schinck August Mathieu Emma Myers Charley Flehaneer Eliza Ludwig John Gailey Charles Valentine Lydia Luce John Luce Jr Mary Miller Fannie Miller Charles Safford Orpha Meyers Abraham Strayer Emma Foor and James Reilly Elizabeth Mounsir with transfers priced around 1 and 5700 dollars across Milan and Monroe townships and surrounding parcels.
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Moritz H. Zollinger
Carpenter
Mary A. Schinck
August J. Mathieu
Emma M. Myers
Charley D. Flehaneer
Eliza J. Ludwig
John M. Gailey
Charles Valentine
Monroe
Lydia Luce
John Luce Jr
James Aa. Reilly
Elizabeth M. Mounsir
Births Recorded in Spy Run and Local Homes
Birth notices list six children born to families on Spy Run avenue Holman street Maumee avenue Winter street Grant avenue Oliver street and the city. The newborns include four daughters and two sons with parents named Ed Rice L T Habert Christian Doenges Fred J Myers Karl Fleering Henry Bleick and Charles Rodenbeck.TRY THE SENTINEL WANT COLUMN.
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Ed Rice
Spy Run Avenue
L. T. Habert
Holman Street
Christian Doenges
Maumee Avenue
Fred J. Myers
Winter Street
Karl Fleering
Grant Avenue
Henry Bleick
Oliver Street
Charles Rodenbeck
City
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Edna Rohrbach
Swansonia
Edna
M. G. Rohrbach
Maples
Anton Sorg
Flickinger-Ludwig
Charles D. Flickinger
Bethel Evangelical Church
D. E. Zechiel
East
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Wolff Bros
C. T. Moses & Co
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Children’s Underwear
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