Taft Day Jubilee in Cincinnati Celebrates Nomination
Immense crowds fill Government square as a Taft notification breakfast and parade unfold. Senator Warner leads the ceremony, Taft accepts the nomination, and a grand review of marching clubs precedes an afternoon luncheon at the Cincinnati Country Club. Fireworks and daylong celebrations end with a riverfront procession.
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Government Square
Hotel Linton
Notification Committee
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Taft
William Warner
Missouri
Grand Army of the Republic
Judge Taft
Mr. Taft
Mr. Warner
Cincinnati Country Club
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Everal
Othe Cky
Mrs Philip Keinz Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Philip Keinz former Chicago resident born September 29 1837 in Hesse Darmstadt died after ten months of illness and a year of declining health. She and her husband moved from Chicago to Fort Wayne after the 1871 fire where they lost nearly all their possessions and began anew.
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Albert Hanson
Conrad Klein
Fort ‘Wayne
Harry Sebring
Dragoon, Ariz
Michael Hettinger
Mary Shrondorf
Chicago
Keinz
St. Oe Catholic Church
Women’s Sodality
Rosary Society of St
Near miss at deadly crossing spares Fort Wayne doctor
Dr. J W McCausland escaped the King family death trap at the poor farm crossing near Columbia City when his auto halted just as the 18 hour New York train and the Manhattan express roared by. His wife and 14 year old daughter Helen were with him, Rowdy the dog, and the narrow highway to the tracks nearly claimed another life. The incident follows the King family tragedy at the same crossing a week earlier.
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Columbia City
Ind
Pennsylvania
Charles S. King
J. W. McCausland
East Wayne Street
Fort Wayne
Lafayette Street
Weaver’s Landing
Ridinger Lake
Kosciusko County
King
McCausland
New York City
Manhattan
T. W. King
Charlies
Prudential
Clugston House
Harry
L. A. Dawes
George O. Miller
Churubusco
J. H. Briggs
Briggs
Huntington Indiana area notes and obituaries
Northern Indiana items report Huntington wanting a government post office building in the city. Obituaries include Mary Ann Ackerman and others. several deaths and civil notices across Kendallville Pierceton and Bluffton. Grand Army of the Republic activities, marriages, lawsuits, and local incidents fill the page with civic and social notes.
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Huntington
Creth & Post Office
Mary Ann Ackerman
Kendallville
Bluffton
Frank Adams
Woodmen of America
Indiana
Auburn
Bonnie Kent
Nappanee
Lagrange
Lagrange County
Herman Murphy
Indianapolis
Ruby Anderson
Peru
Michigan City
Grand Army of the Republic
Ellis M. Johnson
Alva Britain
Larwill
Gaylor-Kiefer Realty Company
Mishawaka
C. H. Bowman
Pierceton
William Rharer
William N. Graves
Graves
Forty-fourth
Indiana Volunteers
Jesse Method
Goshen
Noah Bixler
Noble County
Bixler Lake
Jacob Isch
Robinson Stock
Adams County
Jay County
Bryant
H. S. Kaufman
Warsaw
J. J. Earley
Mr. Kaufman
Covington
Justice Graham
Jane Guy
Ella Cox
Myrtle Cox
Garrett
Masons of
Mt. Etna
Huntington County
Father Urban Raskiewicz
Otis
Father Buechler
D. W. C. Teal
Ligonier
Preble County
Albion Lodge
Noble ‘County
Albert Freehk
Fred
John
Francis Cogan
Elkhart
Scheame
T “Prietor
Local society notes reveal village happenings and curios
A stream of short items covers missing workman Matt Cram, forged bank notes tied to Crum and Pease, Kittie Smith planning Taylor University studies for crippled children, and Goshen’s Elkhart county meeting. Other items mention Emma Houghton hiding near South Whitley, a bull incident near Wa bash, J. W. Sanders found in Marion, and Riley’s hand painted sign in Warsaw.
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Elsie
Matt Cram
Clover Leaf Railroad
Craigville
Wells’ County
Cram
Decatur
David Crum
Adam Pease
Kittie Smith
South Whitley
Taylor University
Upland
Chicago
J. B. Stoll
South Bend Times
Old Settler’s
Elkhart County
Goshen
Emma Houghton
North Manchester
Logansport Asylum
John Baldwin
Wabash
Baldwin
George W. Lightcap
Silver Lake
Logansport
M. A. Hamm
Fort Wayne
Park Hotel
Andrew Miller
Laurel
Ind
Laud
Whitley County
Phillipson
Mr. Riley
Warsaw
Hearst Party Infight Previews Economic and Labor Demands
The document denounces federal administration extravagance and calls for economy. It opposes injunctions without a jury trial, supports anti blacklisting laws, employers' liability, railway inspection, child labor limits, prison-made goods repeal, and federal grain inspection. It urges a Department of Labor, tariff reduction, interstate commerce court, and shipper power to compel railroads. It supports public utilities ownership and postal savings banks. It condemns stock shops and fictitious product legislation and demands Asiatic immigration exclusion.
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Department of Labor
Interstate Commerce Court
Asiatic ‘Immigration
Igaald
Hibernian Convention Adopts Church Extension Motive After Adjournment
Indianapolis July 25 The Ancient Order of Hibernians adjourned after selecting Portland Oregon as the next convention site and installing officers. Old officers were re elected except secretary James T Carroll. The Ladies Auxiliary re elected all officers and added two directors as the group pledges church extension and increased officer salaries.
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Indianapolis
Portland
Ore
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Matthew Cummings
James T. Carroll
James J.regan
St. Paul
John T. McGinnis
Scranton
John F. Quinn
Joliet
John D. Kennedy
Danbury
Hibernians
Carroll
Pennsylvania
Friends
James E. Dolan
Cummings
Ladies Auxiliary
Anna C. Malia
Mary McCarthy
Massachusetts
Louise du Ross
Clinton
N. Y
Mary Daly
Minn
Mary McWhorter
Chicago
Mollie Fox
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana
Zanesville Dealer Buys Sw Interurban Farm for $6000
Kilian Vorndran acting for Alfred M. Reading of Zanesville purchased the Asa Turner farm on the Southwestern Interurban line. The eighty acre tract, described as among the finest in the vicinity, changed hands Saturday for six thousand dollars.
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Kilian Vorndran
Alfred M. Reading
Zanesville
Asa Turner
Named Taft League forms for county Republican effort
The Allen County Taft league, a county campaign organization of young Republicans, was formed Tuesday night in the court house assembly room. Officers named: President Harry G. Hogan, Secretary Lee J. Hartzell, Assistant Secretary Arthur W. Parry, Treasurer BE Daily. The league invites all Republican township clubs to affiliate and will appoint a large executive committee. It endorsed Judge W. J. Vesey for joint senator and will send a committee to the Decatur convention to aid his nomination, with a smoker to ratify later.
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Alaska
Chicago
Ohio
Executive Committees
Taft
Hitchcock
Washington
New York
Cincinnati
Jacob H. Bromwell
Charles P. Taft
Linton
William H. Taft
Hot Springs
Judge Tat
Warner
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
United States
Republican Party
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Rou
Allen County
Taft League
Court House
Harry G. Hogan
Lee J. Hartzell
Arthur W. Parry
BE. P. Daily
League
W. J. Vesey
Decatur
Will Elect a Secretary at Court House Meeting
Candidates and committeemen of the probuctioniste will meet in the court house assembly room Saturday afternoon to elect a secretary to succeed James Connolly who resigned due to removal from the state.
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Court House
James
Connolly
Frozy
Be? Be Decatur Publishing Company Stock Notice
Fragmented OCR text from Decatur Publishing hints at a stock or company notice. It mentions capital stock and a financial action but the readable portion is garbled, lacking clear names, dates, or amounts.
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Decatur Publishing “Company
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McKinley
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King Auto Party
Poor Farm Crossing
Northern
Bryen
Parker
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Knights of Pythias
Neil Hollinger
Wella County
William Yehne
Roanoke
Laula Fruit
Bippus
T. W. Hite
Charles York
Orville Whitford
Nebraska
Whitford
Leonard Meher
Bremen
Meher
William Barney
Buchanan
Grant County
Matter Park
Marion
J. E. Watson
B. A. Batson
Myrtle
Albert Anspaugh
Thorncreek
Melvin McMillan
W. E. Koch
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Wolfenberger Bros
Walkerton
Lloyd W. Wood
Angola
Dr. Short
Katherine Ming
Helen DePuy
Majentéa
Ruth Page
Samuel Page
Bristol
Hisgen
Hearst
Ancient Order of Hibernians and National Assembly
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