Prison inmate Preston undecided on 10 candidacy
Carson Nev July 7 M R Preston a twenty five year murder prisoner at Nevada state prison voiced no surprise at his Socialist Labor party nomination for US president He said he may withdraw if Judge Hilton desires and will keep his name at the top unless instructed otherwise while awaiting formal notice from the New York convention and his counsel limits his statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Party
O. N. Hilton
United States
Hilton
New York
Parisot Held on Felony Failure to Support Family
Edward Parisot appeared in circuit court on a charge of failing to provide for his wife and six children, a felony with penitentiary term attachment. Bond set at $100. Humane Officer Schlaudroff testified Parisot will not work while the wife struggles to feed the children and faces eviction. Some children to be placed in charitable institutions or by relatives. The humane officer vows to prosecute.
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Skelton
Edward Parisot
Circuit Court
Schlaudroff
Parisot
Louis Pettiford
Pettiford
Arthur Keadle
Visitors and relatives mingle in Ossian area news
Sentinel Correspondence from Poe Indiana notes H J Fenner and children from Union City Michigan visiting Fort Wayne Poe Ossian and Penn. James E Morton and children stay with C E Morton. John Banker of Battle Creek visits relatives near Ossian. Rain improves corn prospects. Rev C A Forakes preaches at Christian church. White Pigeon residents Maybee visit Ossian family Brown. Lipes and Eggeman families from Fort Wayne visit Ossian in laws. Ellen Caston cared for by Melching ambulance to hospital for operation.
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Poe
Ind
H. J. Fenner
Union City
Mich
Fort, Wayne
Ossian
Penn
James E. Morton
C. E. Morton
John Banker
Battle Creek
Fort Wayne
C. A. Forakes
Christian Church
Maybee
White Pigeon
H. B. Brown
Robert Lipes
Della Eggeman
School Board Awards Plumbing and HVAC Contracts
The board of school trustees on Monday awarded John and Meyer the plumbing contract for the new Bloomingdale school at 5218 dollars. The heating and ventilating system for Hoag school went to CE Heating and Ventilating Co of Toledo for 4013.50 dollars with power to proceed.
Snook to Build Scottish Rite Cathedral at Fort Wayne
Tom Snook won the contract to erect the Scottish Rite cathedral at Washington and Clin ton streets with a bid of 67281 dollars. Iron work goes to Fort Wayne Iron and Foundry for 10318 and stone to William Geake for 30409. Masonry goes to E A Ehle for 20000. Cornerstone to be laid late August with occupancy by September 1, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Snook
Washington and
Clinton Streets
Snook
Fort Wayne Iron and Foundry Company
William Geake
E. A. Ehle
Great Fleet Sets Sail On World Voyage
A long odyssey unfolds as the Atlantic fleet, led by Rear Admiral Sperry, sails from Hampton Roads to circumnavigate the globe. The formation includes the Connecticut, Georgia, Louisiana, Wisconsin, and accompanying auxiliaries, with arrivals planned for Manila, Yokohama, and Honolulu and stops through Auckland, Sidney, Amoy, and more.
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Sperry
Connecticut
Kansas
Minnesota
Vermont
Richard Wainright
Georgia
Nebraska
New Jersey
Rhode Island
William H. Emory
Louisiana
Virginia
Ohio
Missouri
Seaton Schroeder
Wisconsin
Illinois
Kearsarge
Kentucky
Maine
Alabama
Hampton Roads
Honolulu
New Zealand
Panther
Glacier
Culgoa
Ajax
Relief
Manila
Atlantic
San Francisco Bay
Roosevelt
United States
Puget
Auckland
South America
Sidney
Australia
Government of
Sotony
Amoy
China
Aden
Suez
Hmpton Roads
Samoa
Philippines
Pacific
San Diego
Admiral Dayton
Swinburne
Atlantic Fleet
Charles S. Sperry
Fist Squadron
Hugo Osterhaus
Charles B. Vreeland
John Hubbard
William C. Potter
Redir
Richard Wainwright
Qualtrough
Reginald F. Nicholson
W. H. H. Southerland
Joseph B. Murdock
Kossuth Niles
Alexander Sharp
Charles W. Bartlett
Greenlief A. Merriam
Henry Morrell
John M. Bowyer
Hamilton Hutchins
Walter C. Cowles
Kearsargeleet Auxiliaries
Valentine 5S
Nelson
William S. Hogg
John B. Patton
Joseph Hutchins
Yankton
Charles B. McVay
Charles F. Stokes
Bryan's hand now on pulse of the convention
The article notes Mr Bryan is influential at the Denver convention with his ally at Fairview, as no major visitors were expected and Bryan planned a busy four days. Theodore A Bell, previously stranded by flooding, remained safe on Colorado soil and would open the convention as temporary chairman.
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Fairview
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Theodore A. Bell
Colorado
Denver
Taft Banner Spreads Across Lincoln Street Corner
Lincoln Neb July 7 the republican state central committee displayed a Taft banner at the Twelfth and O streets intersection to resist the Bryan campaign announcing plans for a Bryan republican club amid protests from local business interests. The banner features Nebraska for Taft and a large portrait of the Republican candidate with the words By the republican state central committee.
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Lincoln
Neb
Republican State Central Committee
Bryan
Taft
Twelfth
O Streets
Paul Clark
Bryan Republican Club
Nebraska
Lafayette Woman in Court Over $5,000 Larceny Case
In New York Mrs. Washburn and a Lafayette man face larceny and statutory charges. Bail set at 500 and 5,000 dollars respectively. Washburn, claiming concern for the accused, pleads for him while giving a confused name. She reveals tuition payments to Llamas and their separate spouses as they live in the upper west side. The prisoner fears his wife may shoot him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Purdue University
Upper West Side
Llamas
Madam Anna Gould and Helie Sealed in Civil Ceremony
From Page One a civil ceremony was held at the registrar office with Prince Helie and Madame Gould present only by witnesses and officials. Helie produced a notice of two weeks residence in the district and the registrar granted the license. The couple signed the register declaring their identities.
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Gould
Prince
Prince Helle
Baron de Fontenilliat
C. Bouchauvin
Prince Helie
Mme. Gould
Registry Office
Madame Gould
Paris
Democratic National Convention Opens With Enthusiastic Start
National Chairman Taggart arrives at 11 45 with Temporary Chairman Bell as delegates and spectators fill the hall. At 12 o'clock Chairman Taggart calls the convention to order with a loud gavel blast and a round of cheers. The opening speech outlines the duties of the Democratic National Committee and sets the tone for proceedings.
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Democratic ‘Party
Grover
Cleveland
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Princeton
N. J
Senate
House of Representatives
Washington
Grover Cleveland
Dunn
Parker
Nebraska
New York
Pennsylvania
Ollie James
Haskell
John E. Garman
Guffey
Mr. Garman
Col. J. M. Guffey
Committee On
Bell
Garman
James
Patonaga
Col. Guffey
Taggart
Thomas Taggart
National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Sannes Teffaia Y
Interurban cars suffer line trouble between Fort Wayne and Decatur
Cars on the Fort Wayne to Decatur interurban faced significant line trouble Tuesday morning. Service ran late as cars were unable to meet the schedule, though each managed to complete trips despite delays.
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Fort Wayne
Decatur
Risk: Concern Closed in City Matters
May through July 7 records show Jo Jolffy C Pollock involved in a federal proceeding. Officials note the case details and jurisdiction remain in process with no immediate actions announced.
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Gfses
Jo Jolffy C. Pollock
Tragedy in Vincennes Woman Kills Girl Over Alleged Wrong
In Vincennes Indiana Misa Mayme Baker 20 is dead and Charles Ingle 40 is mortally wounded after a dramatic confrontation at Miss Baker residence. Mrs Ollie Youngblood Ellis a cousin admits firing the shots while claiming she sought to drive away Ingle who threatened the women. Ingle says he acted to warn and was not the killer. The case involves Lovejoy husband of the sister and a dispute over alleged wrongdoing. Six shots wrecked the home with Ingle wounded and Baker shot through the neck and heart. Mrs Ellis hysterical described the moment of assault and the gunfire. The incident ends with the dying man in jail and a wider police investigation launched into the Lovejoy family.
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Vincennes
Ind
Misa Mayme Baker
Charles Ingle
Ollie Youngblood Ellis
Ingle
Miss Baker
Richard Lovejoy
Lovejoy
Sam
Mayme
Brother
France
Ellis
Mrs. Ellis
Evansville
Merchants Push Report of Family Removals Ordinance
The Retail Merchants association discussed a possible ordinance requiring draymen to report to the police superintendent data on family removals within the city or to another city. A draft measure was authorized for submission to the association for endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants’ Association
Superintendent of Police
Irs
Association
New Shoe Firm Formed In Fort Wayne
New Shoe Concern, The Petot Stentz Shoe Company, of Fort Wayne, incorporated with capital stock of $10,000. Directors are A E Petot of Cleveland O S S Stentz and A A Stentz of Fort Wayne, owners of the Walk Over shoe establishment on Calhoun Street.
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Petot-Stentz Shoe Company
Fort Wayne
A. E. Petot
Cleveland
O. S. S. Stentz
A. A. Stentz
Calhoun Street
Little Against Geis
Philadelphia July 7 Frederick Gies Jr arrested Sunday on suspicion of knowing about the alleged poisoning of ale appears to be before a magistrate. The case concerns alleged involvement in tampering with drinks. The report notes proceedings and ongoing investigation.
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Philadelphia
Frederick Gies, Jr
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Judge
Pork News
Port
Hampton
Roads
Japan
Yokohama
Denver Convention League
Paggart
John J. Keane
Wyoming
Urey Woodson
Blanchard
Ellyson
Oslie James
Col
James M. Guffey
Alton B. Parker
Oklahoma
Mr. Taggart
Chairman Bell
Beil
John E Lamb
Indiana
I. J. Dunn
Omaha
Friends
Charles Bryan
Mr. Dunn
Democratic Party
Francis
W. B. Haldeman
Lafayette Lady
Anna Gould
Helie
Decatur Road
Vin
Cennes
NEW Shoe Concern
Geis
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