Bryanites laugh at Johnson claims
Denver reports two key meetings of the Democratic convention sub committee on arrangements. The day focused on crowd handling, ticket distribution, and press access with rising demand for admission tickets. Johnson allies said Bryan cannot be stopped. Bryan supporters predicted at least 125 votes against opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Sergeat
John S. Martin
National Committee
Chicago
McGraw
West Virginia
Powell
Georgia
Thos. Taggart
Woodson
Roger S. Sullivan
Ilinois
R. M. Johnson
Texas
James C. Dahlman
Nebraska
Norman E. Mack
New York
John C. Osborne
Wyoming
Theodore A. Bell
California
H. D. Clayton
Alabama
F. P. Morris
Illinois
Folk
Missouri
Judson P. Harmon
Cincinnati
Bell
Clayton
Omaha
Bryan
Johnson
Insurance Suit in Chi A Friendly Action
Lincoln National Life Insurance seeks to curb Ohio Insurance Commissioner Lemmert from revoking its license. Arthur F Hall calls the filing a friendly move to speed a court decision on prohibiting stock purchase options within Ohio policies. The company will continue operating in Ohio during the injunction process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Columbus
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Fort Wayne
Lemmert
Arthur F. Hall
Ohio
Insurance Commissioner of
Hall
Dr. Gillie Returns to City Duties After Columbus Wedding
Dr. George Gillie, inspector for the city health department, has returned to the municipal building after being in Columbus, Ohio, where he was married. He resumes his duties as the health inspector and the article notes his return and union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gillie
City Health Department
Columbus
Ohio
Sullivan to Succeed Bryan as Democratic Vice President Candidate
Des Moines report says William J. Bryan approves Sullivan as a vice presidential nominee and Sullivan would second Bryan at the Denver Democratic convention. Bryan notes no reason Sullivan should not be named and sees him as eminently fitted for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
The
Bee
Des Moines
Iowa
Jerry B. Sullivan
Wm. J. Bryan
Sullivan
Bryan
Denver
Mexican Troops in Clash With Rebels Near Las Vacas
In a battle near Las Vacas Coahuila across from Del Rio Texas forty to fifty rebels were killed and the Mexican commandant wounded. Rebels attacked the officers quarters and the customs house, seized sixty horses, cut wires, and fought all morning with about five thousand shots fired before the attack was repulsed. Reinforcements were feared as a second outbreak was possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Las Vacas
Coahuila
Mexico
del Rio
Customs House
Las Vacos
Valverde
Campbell
United States
Attacks on Las Vacas Prompt Cross Border Alerts
News from Del Rio reports two bandit raids on Las Vacas across the Rio Grande. Mexican troops repulsed the attacks but gunfire crossed the river, injuring Cap tain Herrer and US citizen Bassile Ramirez. Reinforcements were sent from C P Diaz. officials say bandits caused the disruption, not politics. The Del Rio mayor later said conditions were calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Express
del Rio
Las Vacas
Herrer
Bassile Ramirez
United States
C. P. Diaz
Republic
Typical Negro Burglar Arrested After Rossington Break-In
John Lindsey described in biased terms as a large black burglar was found in Rudolphus Rossington’s home at 1133 Clinton Street after noon Thursday. Officer Terry nabbed him as he came from an alley near Barr and Lewis Jefferson. He admitted only to seeking food, with $2.48 in change and several small items found on his person. Police investigate if he is among fugitives nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lindsey
Rudolphus Rossington
Clinton Street
Lewis and Jefferson
Barr
Terry
Chicago Street
Rossington
Milk Tests Not Conducted In City Deliveries
No milk temperature tests were performed Friday morning as health officials wait for dairymen to fully comply with the law. Dr. H O Bruggeman says deliveries will be allowed if in proper condition, with enforcement after the grace period. Dr. George Gillie is away, keeping the matter quiet for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Bruggeman
City Health Board
George Gillie
Reunion planned for old McJunkin School pupils
L P Stapleford coordinates a September reunion for former pupils of the Alexander McJunkin school once in Fort Wayne. Notables like Mrs Mary Ewing Studebaker and Gen J D Bingham are among those signaled as likely attendees. About 25 to 30 former students may remain, now advanced in years. Stapleford seeks current addresses of all alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Stapleford
Alexander McJunkin
Fort Wayne
Mary Ewing Studebaker
South Bend
J. D. Bingham
Philadelphia
McJunkin
Lafayette Street
Stapleford
Reorganization Meeting Planned in New York
A meeting was expected in New York today to finalize the reorganization of the Fort Wayne Gas Company and related properties. Federal Judge Anderson recently approved the sale of five companies to James N. Wallace for the bondholders’ reorganization committee, with completion anticipated within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fort Wayne Gas Company
Anderson
James N. Wallace
Indiana Society of Chicago Holds a Picnic in Crown Point
Crown Point Ind June 27 The Indiana society of Chicago held its annual picnic on the fair grounds as a home coming. About 250 Hoosiers attended in autos and by Erie trains. Notables include Addison C Thomas John Farson Homer Carr EB Lomax C Winningham John Glenn Lewis Farley M J Sutherland O C Carter E W Green Judge Dufrees Judge Kenesaw Landis John McCutcheon and George Ade. Entertainment featured a theater band and foot races with foraging among baskets of food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Point
Ind
Indiana Society of Chicago
Erie
Addison C. Thomas
John Farson
Homer J. Carr
EB. L. Lomax
Union Pacific
C. C
F. H. Miller
C. B. Stephenson
Will J. Davis
Ilinois Theater
Woodworth Named First Vice President of Indiana Pharmacists
Charles B. Woodworth, Fort Wayne druggist, elected first vice president of the Indiana State Pharmaceutical association at Lake Wawasee closing session. Fort Wayne attendees listed include A H Beuke C F Freese Dr W O Gross A Foehinger George Hartman C H Albersmyer Henry Soest H J Bowerfind W W Bogart Joseph Sigl and Ed L Merz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Woodworth
Fort Wayne
Indiana State Pharmaceutical Association
Lake Wawasee
Cc. B. Woodworth
A. H. Beuke
C. F. Freese
W. O. Gross
A. Foeilinger
George Hartman
C. H. Albersmyer
Henry Soest
Lincoln National Wins Injunction In Ohio License Case
The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company of Fort Wayne secured a court injunction in Columbus Ohio preventing the Ohio Insurance Commissioners from revoking its Ohio license. The action was a friendly suit to settle a point of law with attorney D B Ninde presenting for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Fort Wayne
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Insurance Commissioners
D. B. Ninde
Stephen D Bond to Lead New Fort Wayne Paper Company
Stephen D Bond will return from Indianapolis to Fort Wayne and be identified with the new Fort Wayne Corrugated Paper company set to begin in the former Olds Wagon works location. Bond, formerly a Fort Wayne resident, has since 1894 served with the United States pension agency in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen D. Bond
New Paper Company
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Motormen and Conductors Exempt From Wage Cut Plan
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction plans to reduce wages may skip motormen and conductors on the line. The proposed cut targets higher paid attaches if implemented. President J Levering Jones and officials started a Friday trip over the interurban system in the Lawton special car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company
J. Levering
Jones
Lawton
New Concern Organized in Indianapolis and Wayne
Fragmentary text reports the formation of a new concern or organization in Indianapolis and Wayne with limited readable details. It mentions names and a dermatine reference but lacks full context or dates. Further readable lines are needed for a precise summary.
Prohibition Battle Tops Tennessee Gubernatorial Race
In Tennessee the Carmack Patterson contest closes with prohibition as the main issue. Carmack backs statewide prohibition with WCTU support while Patterson lanes liberal voters. Both candidates tour the state and claim victory as Nashville hosts mass rallies and prayer meetings ahead of the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Edward W. Carmack
Malcolm R. Patterson
Commonwealth
Carmack
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Patterson
A Fine Exhibition Of The Work Of Feeble Minded Youth
The state institution for feeble minded youth ends the school year with class entertainments and a notable exhibit of pupil work in the administration chapel. displays include apparatus work from stall bars ropes poles rings ladders and horse and buck formed by students, plus singing by separate classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
C. D. Mead
Mead
Helen Hutchinson
Marjorie Smith
Mildred Winch
Martha B. Kimble
Rosalie Decker
Fern Thompson
Grace Ewart
Grace Thompson
Marie Wintermore
Clay Moceling
Elizabeth Ellis
Bernice Warren
Emma Jackley
Anna R. Auten
Georgie von Eberhart
G. J. Thompson
Prosecution Likely After Ensley Repayment of Tax Fees
Indianapolis reports former Marion County Treasurer Oliver P. Ensley paid 22473.22 to the county after experts found he illegally retained fees on sequestered taxes. County commissioners demanded the sum. prosecutor Hooten warned of possible prosecution. Ensley, a Republican leader, left the city for Ohio when the payment was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensley
Marion County
the Sentinel
Indianapolis
Oliver P. Ensley
Hooten
Seventh Congressional District
Capt
Nicholas Ensley
Auburn
United States Pension Agent
Indiana
Harrison
Oliver Ensley
Republican
Cyrus W. Clark
Associated Press
Ind
Schmidt
Notable School Exhibit Showcases Handicraft and Nature Studies
The display features dressmaking, shoe making, tailoring, broommaking, hair caning, a bakery, brick yard, and useful crafts for students unable to study. Embroidery, lace making, and ornamental work attract attention alongside over 150 fancy pieces and a rich art display with watercolors and oils.
Mrs Winslows Becoming Syrup for Teething Guaranteed
An old advertisement notes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething with claims of guaranteed effect under the Drugs Act dated June 3 1906 and associated with Bertal. fee 1092.
Cannot Deport Immigrant In Murder Case
Prosecutor A E Thomas learns from Robert Walthorn Ellis Island commissioner that Michelletti Stefano who killed an Italian on a Wabash train cannot be deported unless insanity at entry or existing causes at entry are shown. Trial postponed until September due to circuit court vacation. recorded as admitted June 13 and listing farm laborer as occupation.
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A. E. Thomas
Robert Walthorn
Immigration
Ellis Island
Michelletti Stefano
United States
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CHIA
Lincoln
DR. Gillie
Doha
Barr Street
OLD McJunkin School
Hoosier
CB. Woodworth
Lincoln Life Insurance Company
Wayne
Tennessee
Art Department
Toledo
Castoria
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