Criticizes Roosevelt Administration in Denver Speech
The speech delivered in Convention Hall, Denver, attacks the Roosevelt Taft era and Republican controls. It condemns tariff policy, trusts, injunctions, and campaign graft while urging Democratic ideals and tariff revision to aid labor and common people. The address links Taft and Roosevelt and urges public judgment against Republican governance.
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Col
Kenry D. Clayton
Alabama
Congress
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Supreme Court
Thomas Jefferson
Taft
White House
Chicago
Republican Campaign
Committee On
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Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Friends of Tariff Reduction
Manx
Great Ways and Means Committee
Republican House
Department of Justice
Sas
Republican Speech Attacks Roosevelt on Law and Power
A political speech denounces President Roosevelt for defying laws and pressuring courts, arguing executive overreach harms constitutional government. It urges Republicans at Chicago to uphold courts’ authority and restore limited federal power and a constitutional republic.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Republican Party
Chicago
Harrisburg
Roat
Root
Clathman
Evadge
Alice
Thieves Rob Drug Store for Over 50 Dollars
Burglars smashed a rear door window at C B Woodworth & Co on East Berry street and rifled the cash register early Wednesday, taking more than 50 dollars in mostly silver. Police found the scene shortly after. two prior Berry street burglaries at Weihe & Kayser netted about 15 dollars each.
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C. B. Woodworth & Co
East Berry Street
Weihe & Kayser
Berry
Clinton Streets
Woodworth Drug Store
Berry Street
Haskell Remembered in Fort Wayne as Earliest Railroad Pioneer
Governor Charles N. Haskell of Oklahoma, known for chairing the Democratic platform at Denver, was once a prominent Fort Wayne figure linked to A. A. Purman in building the Findlay Fort Wayne and Western railroad. His early career in Ottawa Ohio and eastern rail projects showcased his energy and leadership long before his Oklahoma governorship.
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Charles N.haskell
Oklahoma
Denver
Fort Wayne
A. A. Purman
Findlay, Fort Wayne and Western Railroad
Haskell
Ottawa
Ohio
Mr. Haskell
Purman
New York
Mr. Bryan
Paroled youth held on fear of father’s murder claim
Roy Easterday, 18, east of Bluffton, is in custody after his father filed a complaint fearing the boy will kill him. The youth was recently paroled from the Plainfield reform school and is likely to be returned there.
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Roy Easterday
Bluffton
Plainfield Reform School
Hitchcock Chosen to Lead Taft Campaign
Hot Springs Va July 8 Frank H Hitchcock former first assistant postmaster general and Taft campaign manager was unanimously chosen chairman of the Republican National Committee. George R Sheldon was elected treasurer as the executive committee met at Tafts private office with postmaster general Meyer and several national figures in attendance.
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Hot Springs
Frank H. Hitchcock
W. H. Taft
Republican National Committee
Judge Taft
National Republican Committee
George R. Sheldon
New York
William Nelson Cromwell
National Committee
Representative McKinley
Illinois
Republican Congressional Committee
Taft
Cromwell
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Frank O. Lowden
William E. Borah
Idaho
E. C. Duncan
North Carolina
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Charles Nagle
Missouri
William L Ward
Meyer
Executive Committee
Mr. Taft
Gains in Indiana G A R Membership Despite Losses
Reports from the Indiana Grand Army of the Republic show net membership gains in several posts for the first half of the year. Kendallville posts up eleven, Princeton six, Cambridge City five, and Greencastle six, with broader gains expected as Capt. John D. Alexander leads recruitment efforts. Death losses remain heavy despite the gains.
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Indiana G. A. R
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Kendallville
Princeton
Cambridge City
Greencastle
Jesse Lee
Post Department
W. A. Ketcham
John D. Alexander
Bedford
German American Alliance elects officers for coming year
Herman Mackwitz was re elected president at the annual meeting with William Barth as first vice president Paul Richter as second vice president Frank Deck as third vice president Bruno Wolf secretary and Gust Schubert treasurer Adolph Lissner elected trustee for three years to succeed Louis F Cardes Delegates to the Indiana state convention August 8 include Herman Mackwitz John Suelzer Conrad Bauss John Neuman Otmar Stiegler alternates Adolph Roggen Louis Rippe Jacop Koehl Herman Heckel Gottlieb Miller Ferd Berthel
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Herman Mackwitz
William Barth
Paul Richter
Frank Deck
Bruno Wolf
Gust Schubert
Adolph Lissner
Louis F. Cardes
Indianapolis
John Suelzer
Conrad Bauss
John Neuman
Otmar Stiegler
Adolph Roggen
Louis Rippe
Jacop Koehl
Herman Heckel
Gottlieb Miller
Ferd Berthel
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