President Opens Fight to Name His Own Successor
Roosevelt and Gov Innes discuss 1908 nominating prospects in a landmark conference. The article lists potential Republican candidates Hughes Taft Foraker Cummins Snow Cannon Knox La Follette and Crane with Roosevelt still shaping party dynamics. It notes splits among tariff, railroad and business interests and the unlikely event of Roosevelt breaking his term pledge.
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Roosevelt
Govemnor Innes
Hinoa
Linn
Iilinals
Ely
Iignals
Gulion and
Hopking
Cannon
Lorimer
Omer
Gayart Weneen
Batara
Nas
Gatara
Mansuras
Neneen
Wall Street
Buttro
Bryan
Roosavelt
Whith
Nebraska
Nikatic
Republian
Fietc
New York
Hughes
Reot
Cortetyou
Ohio
Tuff
Foraker
Iowa
Cummins
Snow
Tunly
Indiana
Fairbanks
Wisconsin
la Follette
Pennsylvania
Knox
Massachusetts
Crane
Republican Party
Yom
Lincoln
Cincinnati
McKinley
Philadelphia
Toft
White House
Annal
Europe
Grant
Cankline
Aimaelf
Taft
P. Patt
Densen
Tie
Ryan
Easter Style Show Sways Spring Fashion Hype
The piece highlights the Easter season as a time for spring fashion and new clothing. It emphasizes readying stocks of seasonable merchandise to meet the demand and contrasts Easter blossoms with winter's end.
Easter Gloves Short Sleeves Hype and Prices Highlight Fashion
Short sleeves drive glove demand this season with options from Kid Gloves and Long Silk Gloves. Available 12 button length black and white at 3.25 dollars per pair, 36-batten length in multiple colors from 3.50 to 4.25 dollars, and silk gloves priced between 1.00 and 2.00 dollars per pair.
Easter Ribbons On Sale At Beal Street Shop
Easter sale offers two lots of all silk ribbons in Deesden and floral designs at 25 to 306 a yard. Consumers can decorate themselves at low cost with these ribbons available at the shop.
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Deesden
Easter Attire Display Highlights Moderate Prices
A local shop promotes an assortment of Easter garments with tasteful designs at moderate prices. The display ranges from fabrics, tailored suits, waist and jumper styles, to leather goods and accessories, with prices from under $5 to around $85 and up to $75.
Lille and Iness Gbards Shopping Section Preview
Read the Lille and Iness Gbards section for the season’s best styles. Discover a wide display of choices with noted quality and low prices, inviting shoppers to explore excellence in value.
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Bastar
Lille and Iness Gbards
Hosiery for Easter Special Values Advertised
Hosiery for men women and children offered in many brands including Onyx and Wayne Knit. Prices listed include 25¢ per pair for lisle and cotton hose, 26¢ for black cotton hose silk embroidered, 50¢ for black gauze and lisle, 1.00 to 2.00 and up to 3.02 for billed hosiery with plain and embroidered styles.
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Onyx
Wayne
Men's Department Highlights Bargains and Lockwear
The piece touts men’s fashions with a bold, promotional tone. It advertises Bastyr Lockwear at 26¢ and 560, claiming a splendid showing while urging careful buying in the department.
Undermuslins and Cambric Skirts Featured for Easter
A local display highlights muslin and cambric skirts with lace and embroidery. Pattinart creations are advertised from 1.50 to 12.50 dollars each, appealing to Easter shoppers.
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Atyio
Hughes Seen As National Factor In 1908 Race
Washington dispatch notes Governor Hughes could enter the national field with federal backing, while President Roosevelt favors his nomination. Taft and Foraker fight for Ohio delegates. Reo l asserts strong constructive record but faces lawyer prejudice. Fort Wayne Grocers elect officers and discuss state association linkage.
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New York
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Hughes
Washington
Coneniig
O. SK
Washington Dispatch
Herald
Federsl
Albany
Naking Althor
Lash
Faraker
Fairbanka
Brownsville
Great Dent
Tafa
Foraker
Tatt
Ohio
Hoot
Reotta
Tar
McKinley
Roosevelt
Prafesalm
Taft
Fatrhonky
Philippines
Wualington
Panama Canal
Sng
Lake Chapel Reopens After Remodeling
Lake Township Methodist church, one of the county’s oldest, reopened after a full remodeling and refurnishing. Pastor Nev I H. Paltinges led services as the Lake Chapel M E Church welcomed back its congregation. The Ladies Aid praised donors who contributed generously to the project and J M Williams presented a stained glass antependium for the transfiguration. The building committee included leading parish members.
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I. H. Paltinges
Lake Chapel
Lake Township
J. M. Willams
Ever Lift Supporter and Worst Holder Ad in Fort Wayne
The notice promotes the Ever Lift Supporter and Worst Holder made of nickel, usable with dress shirts, priced at 24 cents. It instructs readers to send stamps to Miss Omma Grage at 617 Wallace St Fort Wayne Ind. Also mentions Prof and Mrs W A Wirt leaving for Europe and planned move to Gary where Mr Wirt will be school superintendent.
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Indy
Addredy
Omma Grage
Wallacse St
Fort Wayne
Ind
W. A. Wirt
Europe
Inente
Gary
Uno Michigan
Mr. Wirtwill
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