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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1906

Page

12

Champ Clark Delivers Stirring Democratic Love Feast Address

Indianapolis June 7 thousands of Democrats heard Congressman Champ Clark Missouri extol democratic principles at Tomlinson Hall praising economy in government and warning Republicans of missteps on tariffs and reciprocity. He contrasted democracy with republicanism, urged unity and highlighted Jeffersonian economy and tariff principles.

Indianapolis Tomlinson Hall Champ Clark Missouri Clark Texas Joseph Weldon Bailey Republic Phillip Sidney Senate Dixon Washington Europe House Indiana Cape Cod Golden Gate Great Lakes Gulf Commonwealth Republican Party Kansas Iowa Pennsylvania Overstreet Beveridge

Fort Wayne Welcomes Michigan Indiana Coal Dealers

Fort Wayne hosts the Michigan Indiana Retail Coal association with welcome remarks from C. E. Moellering and Mayor Hosey. G A Aldrich of Hillsdale lauds Fort Wayne hospitality, while President Lake and officials discuss attendance, finances, and future meetings. A committee of eleven is named to nominate officers for the next year.

C. E. Moellering Fort Wayne Coal Exchange Moellering Fort Wayne Michigan-Indiana Retail Coal Association Hosey Mr. Hosey Lake Michigan G. A. Aldrich Hillsdale Mr. Aldrich Aldrich President Lake Iowa-Nebraska Association A. B. Bradshaw G. L. Aldrich Mich Arthur E. Potter Elkhart Arthur Ainsworth Grand “Rapids William Enough George W. Perking Albion C. Reagan New Haven Higeoth Ann Arbor Theodore Loughman South ‘Bend John'Mammon Funt J. W. Gendman Terre Haute J. We ‘Ryder Kalamazoo

Democratic State Platform Nominates Indiana Ticket

The Indiana Democratic convention approves a platform blasting Republican control since 1894, pledges tariff reform and public-spirited finance, endorses Bryan for president, calls for trust curbs and public utilities reform, and nominates a slate for state offices including secretary of state and attorney general. Nominations by acclamation follow, with several judges and officials named.

Resolutions Committee Samuel L. Ralston Lebanon Indiana Bryan William Jennings Bryan Republican Party Express and Telegraph United States Democratic Party James F. Cox Columbus Marion Bailey Litton Hendricks County John Isenbarger North Manchester Walter J. Lotz Delaware County Lotz Supreme Court Fourth District Bert New Jennings County New Nstructiona Robert Haley Monroe

Allen county Democrats rally for Bryan endorsement and judgeship support

The Allen county Democratic caucus named James E. McDonald as vice president and Harry M. Williams as assistant secretary with a slate of district officers. Senator Fleming urged a strong platform and full Bryan endorsement, while Judge Samuel M. Hench endorsed Richard K. Erwin for supreme judgeship. Prominent participants included Judges Zollars Hench Bird Shambaugh McLaughlin Franke Lindemuth Ortlieb Niezer and others.

Harry M. Willams Fort Wayne James E. McDonald Ligonier Harry M. Williams Andrew A. Adams Columbia City Ab Kelly Waterloo Stephen B. Fleming Favors Bryan Samuel M. Hench Richard K. Erwin Decatur Allen County Allen Zollars M. Hench Ochmig Bird W. H. Shambaugh Thomas McLaughlin Julian Franke George Lindemuth George Ortlieb Maurice Niezer

Retiring U S Supreme Court Justice Says No Regret

Washington reports Associate Justice Brown announces retirement from the U S Supreme Court and district bench after thirty one years of service. He plans to retire at seventy and enjoy leisure with a $12 500 annual pension, noting Chief Justice Fuller is seventy three.

Washington Brown Supreme Court of the United States United States Supreme Bench Grant Justice Brown Sixteenth Street Associated Press Fuller

Notable Local Deaths and Developments in Northern Indiana

Amos Young of Huntington County dies at 67. F. M. Millis elected to Decatur school board, succeeding Wilda Watts. Dr BE Beach of Coesse suffers sunstroke, in serious condition. Burglars steal 60 dollars of stock from Frank Young’s second hand store in Bluffton. Decatur grants franchise to Indianapolis Decatur and Ohio Traction Co. Toledo and Chicago Interurban completes grading phase between Avilla and Kendallville, due by July 15. Kendallville power house test triggers boiler fires. David VanHorn, once wealthy Wabash County farmer, appears in Huntington penniless, planning to seek Kansas harvest work. An ad promotes Dates a Tattle Liver Pills replacing old cathartic trend.

Amos Young Huntington County F. M. Millis Decatur Wilda Watts BE. C. Beach Coesse Frank Young Bluffton Indianapolis, Decatur and Ohio Traction Company Toledo Chicago Avilla Kendallville David VanHorn Wabash County Huntington van Horn Kansas

Drowned Delta Lake tragedy claims City Fireman’s son

Herman Schwier age nearly 21, son of Central fire station hoseman William F. Schwier, drowned at Delta Lake after going beyond his depth during a swimming attempt. George Bradley tried to help but could not reach him. Body recovered by Carl Schnable. resuscitation efforts failed. Schwier, an Electric Works employee, leaves parents and four siblings.

Herman Schwier Barr Street William F. Schwier Central Fire Station Delta Lake Klaehn & Melching Schwier George Bradley Harrison Street A. H. Macbeth C. R. Dancer J. E. Stults W. M. Ensien Carrie Banning

Old Board Re-Elected at Angola Railway and Power

Stockholders re elected the board of directors led by S. M. Foster with W. E. Mossman W. J. Vesey H. C. Paul Sol A. Wood M B Kelly and Lewis. Officers remain Foster as president Wood as vice president Probasco as secretary and Carver Wood as manager. The three and one half mile line from Angola to Lake James may join traction syndicates for a larger trolley system.

Angola Railway and Power Company S. M. Foster W. E. Mossman W. J. Vesey H. C. Paul Sol A. Wood Fort Wayne M. B. Kelly Pittsburg Mr. Lewis Bay City W. J. Probasco Carver Wood Angola Lake James

Eczema cure claim with $50 reward offer

A 1900s style advertisement promises free Be czine samples for skin diseases with a $50 reward for any eczema not promptly cured. It claims Be czine heals all skin conditions and is used in hospitals, urging readers to mail their disease details to The Physicians Laboratories in Chicago.

The Sentinel Physicians Laboratories Boyce Building Chicago

Foley's Honey and Tar for Coughs and Lung Trouble

A. A. Herrén of Finch Arkansas declares Foley's Honey and Tar the best cough and lung remedy. He asserts it has cured consumption in early stages and praises its effectiveness, noting others have tried it with satisfaction. Dreier & Bro. endorse the product.

A. A. Herrén Finch, Ark Foley Dreier & Bro

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