Kern Denounces Rule by a Few in GOP Leadership
Indianapolis Aug 25 Hon John W Kern accepting the democratic nomination for vice president says the people rule when their will is implemented. He contrasts Bryan's independence with current GOP leadership and cites tariff battles showing press and public demand blocked by a single speaker’s power.
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Nomination Oration for Kern by Theodore Bell in Indianapolis
Theodore Bell leads a Democratic committee to notify Hon. John W. Kern of his nomination for vice president. The speech paints a stark contrast with the Republican Party, denounces corporate influence, and urges voters to back a platform of reform, worker protection, and constitutional governance in the coming November election.
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Marshall at Kern meeting underscored Bryan Kern aid in Indiana
Thomas R. Marshall spoke at Indianapolis Kern notification meeting praising national candidates Bryan and Kern. He urged virtue and courage, contrasting great leaders who acted from heart with rulers who seized power, and lauded Bryan Kern as gentlemen who give back to the republic in service.
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Labor union blocks private explanation for Watson in Fort Wayne
Union labor leaders in Fort Wayne refused a private audience for Republican gubernatorial candidate James B. Watson to explain his record on organized labor. They insisted explanations be made openly, amid disputes over invitations and union labels. The event followed by a Taft league meeting at the Allen County courthouse and plans for ward and district league branches.
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Opening Sessions of the Teacher Institute
Dr. Henry T. Sell led devotional exercises as over 300 teachers gathered for the county institute. Superintendent Felger praised attendance with applause while teachers received regular pay at the institute and would forfeit a week’s salary for missing a session.
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Fess Advocates Neighborly Help In Modern Civic Study
Dr. S D Fess president of Antioch college urged a return to neighborly aid as a remedy for modern selfishness during the Allen County Teachers Institute session. He contrasted Scottish communal spirit with today’s machine aided individualism and urged helping others from a genuine desire, noting hospitality and family harmony as key benefits.
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Longtime Fort Wayne citizen Griebel dies aged near ninety
The obituary notes Mr. Griebel a Fort Wayne resident for 70 years and active in St Pauls Lutheran Church where he served as deacon and treasurer. He married Mary Steup in 1840 and lived with his daughter after his wife’s death five years ago. Surviving children include Henry A Griebel A Louis Griebel William Griebel Charles Regedanz Rev John Griebel and Fred Griebel. He remained a Democrat who avoided public office.
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Hearst Hands Out Lemon to Late Brothers
A political op-ed excerpt traces divisions among Bryan and Parker wings, accusing the Bryan faction of shifting stances on silver, trusts, and referendums. The speaker declares withdrawal from the Iroquois club with well wishes and mocks the group’s political alignments.
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Journey to cross the Pacific extending from Fort Wayne
W D Page plans an extraordinary Pacific voyage starting from Fort Wayne this Saturday with Tasmania and New Zealand as key destinations. He aims to travel along most of the ocean, view lands unvisited by Americans, visit Yosemite Valley and San Francisco, and sail aboard a Royal British Steamship toward Pacific Ocean points including Hawaii, the Pill Islands, Australia, and Tasmania.
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