Beveridge Nominated for Governor by Progressives
Albert J. Beveridge was unanimously named the progressive party candidate for governor at the Indianapolis convention. The platform urged county local option, initiative and referendum, recall, woman’s suffrage, income and inheritance tax, direct election of U S senators, primary nominations, and a minimum wage for women. Landis named lieutenant governor hopeful. six delegates at large chosen for the national convention.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Progressive Party
United States
Beveridge
Albert J. Beveridge
Stillwell
Frederick K. Landis
Horace E. Stillwell
Rudolph G. Leeds
Edwin M. Lee
Frederick Landis
Perry Bear
Madison
Aaron Jones
South Bend
Lucius B. Swift
John Overmeyer
North Vernon
W. H. Stahl
Terre Haute
Resolutions Committee
Willits A. Bastian
Marion County
George W. Schroeder
Randolph County
Wayne County
Tomlinson Hall
Lee
Boas
Albert Hurlstone
Landis
Committee On Organization
Horace Stillwell
Anderson
Harvey B. Stout, Jr
Indi
Anapolis
Tariff Commission
Prince of Progressives
Pinchot
Ballinger
Industrial Evolution
Ita
Standard Oil Company
Washington
House
Senate
Wall Street
Reverend B Ruf resigns as head of Fort Wayne Orphans Home
Rev B Ruf, after thirteen years leading the Fort Wayne Orphans Home of the Reformed Church, resigns as superintendent due to advancing age. Rev H I Kattmann of Berne elected to succeed after board approval, with Frank Ruf resigning as assistant superintendent to pursue full-time ministry. The home marks its twenty fifth anniversary with ceremonies as bequests and synod support strengthen finances. Groundwork begins for a women’s trade school on the grounds near Winfield.
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B. Ruf
Fort Wayne
The
Reformed Church of the United States
H. i. Kattmann
Berne
Ruf
John Rettig
Frank Ruf
Kattman
Board of Directors
Reformed Church
F. H. Diehm
Huntington
German Synod of the East
Ohio Synod
Synod of
Indiana
Progressives rally against old parties at Indiana convention
Former Congressman Frederick Landis urges a new national progressive party as Indiana foes of reform rally and call for initiative referendum recall. He condemns Republicans and Democrats, touts worker protections, trusts reform, woman suffrage, and direct senatorial elections while praising Roosevelt and Lincoln.
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Indianapolis
National Progressive Party
Frederick Landis
Logansport
Progressive Party
Indiana
Isles
Guardians of the Peace
Kentucky
Taft
National Committee
Cleveland
Friends
Cewt
J. Bruce Ismay
Doctor Cook
United States
White House
Washington
Borses
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Father fights eight policemen to save dying daughter
In Cleveland on August 1 John Dand fought eight officers to stop taking his 5 year old daughter Rosie to hospital after she was run down and crushed by a van driven by Andrew Linney. Rosie died in hospital. Linney was arrested for manslaughter. Rosie and a companion tried to cross the street. the companion escaped.
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Tot
Cleveland
John Dand
Rosie
Andrew Linney
Linney
Fort Wayne couple takes roles at Seward Seminary
Mr and Mrs Henry Goeglein and their children Lillian and Harry moved from Fort Wayne to Seward Nebraska where they will serve as custodian and housekeeper at the Lutheran seminary. Their career at Concordia College in Fort Wayne was noted with broad local friendship and regret at their transfer.
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Henry Goeglein
Lillian
Harry
Seward
Néb
Allen County
Henry Each
Fort Wayne
Concordia College
Googleir
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Scottsburg
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Greencastle
Clifford Jackman
Charles E. Spalding
Winamace
Thaddeus M. Moore
Madison County
Frank R. Miller
Vermillion County
Supreme Court
J. B. Wilson
Bloomington
William A. Bond
Richmond
Minor ¥. Pate
Bloomfield
Eighth District
J. J. Musser
J. Garver
Elyy Winchester
L. R. Lennox
Winchester
Homer Cape
Wells County
Charles Dalton
Robe
Carl White
Muncie
Otis Judy
Frank Downey
Jay
County
George ‘W. Schroder
Cornelius McGreevey
Wabash County
Frank Massman
David E. Rhodes
Miami County
T.C
Neal
Blackford County
Milo E. Bond
Pulaski County
Carl “S. Wise
Cass’, County
W.G. “Myers
Tokiscousty
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Harte
Jordan
Cags County
Joseph A. Brown
L. E. Maddox
William M. Hasty
Grant
Louis N. Litman
Lagrange
R. Foster
Orville Carver
Angola
Samuel Geiger
Columbia City
D. W. Dryer
Charles R. Clark
Auburn
James M. Harvey
Kendallville
Rudolph F. Muller
E. B. Robinson
William Diggins
Albion
Carl Newman
Francis E. Lambert
P. R
Frederick W. Morrice
Goshen
Miller Guy
Monte M. Katterjohn
Boonville
Joseph H. Campbell
Evan Prosser
New Albany
Fred Morgan
Batesville
Richard H. Crouch
Freencastle
Harry O. Chamberlin
Clayte E. Sells
William Holton Dye
Noblesville
Dr. G. R. Coffin
Berne Man
Maysville
Winfield, L. L
Ehere
Fred Landis
Indiana Progressives
Indiana State House
Council
Board of Commissioners
Liberty
Oregon
Court House
Gies Skein
Guggenheim
Big Steve
America
Republic
Seward, Neb
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