Indiana Democrats win three statewide offices in 3
Indiana returns show Democrats capture governor, lieutenant governor and superintendent of public instruction. Republicans lead in remaining offices by narrow margins. Democrats announce possible contests over alleged errors and illegal votes. Canvass begins with secretary of state present.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Jackson
Secretary of State
Democratic State Committee
Marshall
Watson
Haynes
Robinson
Goodman
Stoner
Soc. L
Bion
Frank J. Hall
Ramont Goodwine
Abraham Huntsinger
Orlando L. Ross
Matthew Hollenberger
Gustave A. Dreyer
William Francis Keats
Hall
James F. Cox
Fred A. Sims
W. H. Hill
Eveee
Richard Benedett
F. G. Strickland
Alien B. Dobbs
John W. Close
Sime
Plurality
Marion Bailey
John Billheimer
Hary Coons
James L. Reeves
Clifford D. Brandon
Maginnis Seigel
John Hisgen
Billheimer
John Isenbarger
Oscar Hadley
William H. Crawder
Bingham
Supreme Court
Burn New
I.a
George W. Self
Benjamin F. Watson
Wiley S. Catshaw
James EB. Chenoweth
Fred W.lenz
Lass
J. Earle McKee
Self
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Laurence McTurnan
Robert Owens
Peetz
Moses B.larry
Petlate
Edward W
Taft Leading in State Vote Totals Reported
In Washington state totals Taft leads with 102 480 votes while Bryan has 47 024 and Debs 6 685 Debs 6 685 and Chafin 2 138 account for remaining write ins statewide turnout reported for county results with some interior counties missing data.
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Genttie
Wash
Emperor's Talk in Reichstag Sparks Heated Debate
Berlin Nov 10 The Reichstag opened a heated debate on Emperor William's Telegraph interview. Herr Bassermann urged restraint and constitutional caution while asserting the need to end imperial personal interference in foreign affairs. Chancellor Von Buelow defended his position and said he would stay on but could not specify duration.
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Berlin
Reichstag
William
London Daily Telegraph
von Schoen
Herr Basserman
National Liberal
Great Britain
von Buelow
China
Japan
America
Pacific
Germany
France
Russia
Tower Hill
Tweedmouth
Bassermann
Wiemer
David Jayne ‘Hill
United States
Ocean
Geffken
Frederick I
Herr Singer
Sentinel Atlas Offered for Farm Homes in Indiana
The Weekly Sentinel promotes its encyclopedic atlas for farms and homes. It features latest Allen county map with farm ownership and tract areas, Indiana, United States, and world maps with portraits of governors and presidents, plus a full city directory and geographic details. The atlas costs 2.50 dollars and includes two years of The Weekly Sentinel.
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Allen County
State of
Indiana
United States
World
Weekly Sentinel
St. Clair
Indiana Territory
Hanly
Republic
Sentinel
Government loses money running railroads
In Belgium the state operates railways and incurs huge deficits. Last year’s shortfall was estimated at 800000 to 1000000 dollars, now expected to exceed 2000000 dollars. The administration contemplates a large, general increase in passenger and freight rates after plan to raise existing passes.
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Brussels
Belgium
Switzerland
Unfavorable Swiss Rail Nationalization Sways Election
In Berne on Oct 29 the debate over state ownership of railways dominates the campaign. Switzerland has $240 million invested in bonds for railroads. despite rising receipts since 1902, operating costs outpace income. The deficit for this year is seen between $1 million and $1.2 million, with taxpayers covering both operation losses and interest on the state capital.
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Berne
Switzerland
Confederation
Europe
Bryan Gains Maryland Electoral Lead Remains In Doubt
Baltimore reports indicate Republicans will win one or possibly two electors from Maryland as official counts in missing counties Dorchester and Saint Georges push totals. Bryan leads in the state with an estimated statewide plurality around 620 and city gains push his city margin near 2,400.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore City
Dorchester
Saint Georges
Bryan
Elngrate
North Dakota Is Launched as First All Big Gun Battleship
Quincy witnesses the launch of the 15 000 ton battleship North Dakota the first all big gun design. Miss Mary Benton christens the vessel as Governor John Burke and officials look on. The ship marks a new naval era with heavy armor and power despite incomplete outfitting.
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Quincy
Mass
America
North Dakota
Weymouth Harbor
Mary Benton
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Fore River
United States Navy
United States’ Navy
Navy battleship armor and armament details described
The description lists the battleship's armament including one pound anti aircraft style omitted? The text notes two 3 inch field pieces two machine guns fifty calibre and two 21 inch submerged torpedo tubes. Armor about eight inches thick covers vulnerable areas and recent naval conference prompts further protective details.
Fire Chief Narrowly Escapes While Answering Bloomingdale Alarm
Fire Chief Hilbrecht faced a tense ride as a parade of interurban cars clogged the transfer corner. A collision tore off the J F Wing auto fender nearly tipping the buggy and delaying response to multiple calls. Small fires at 541 Fourth street and Kerr Murray works caused little damage, with another alarm at Gay street preventing spread.
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Hilbrecht
Bloomingdale
J. F. Wing
Main Street
Calhoun
Lewis
John Keel
Fourth Street
Kerr Murray Works
Gay Street
Bankruptcies Proceed Before Referee Wood in Three Cases
In bankruptcy action before Referee Sol A Wood today George H Shirley of Garrett had assets set off to petitioner as exempt with no trustee appointed W A Campbell was named trustee for L Jax theimer Non of Fort Wayne and filed a 1500 bond Edgar G Zimmerman of Garrett missed examination and the case was continued to Monday
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Sol A. Wood
George H. Shirley
Garrett
W. A. Campbell
L. Jaxtheimer & Non
Fort Wayne
Edgar G. Zimmerman
School bond funds unpaid stall bond issue
The $80,000 school bond issue awarded to Wild & Co. of Indianapolis remains undelivered, costing the bonding company nearly $10 daily at 4 percent since the first of the month as interest is due.
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Wild & Co
Indianapols
Indianapolis
Democrats Sweep Noble and Surrounding Counties in Election
District returns show Democrats winning key races in Noble and Whitley with Luke H. Wrigley elected circuit judge, J. T. Stahl and Perry J. Stanley taking state posts, and broad gains in the county tickets amid Republican opposition in other districts. Taft and Gilliams lead in several Steuben and LaGrange tallies, while DeKalb and Whitley counties give Democratic big pluralities.
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W. D. Carver
Steuben County
Taft
Watson
Gilliams
Marshall
DeKalb County
Cline
S. A. Powers
McKennan
Lagrange County
Mr. Gilliams
Mr. Watson
Noble
Eamp
Noble County
Luke H. Wrigley
J. T. Stahl
Perry J. Stanley
Willis E. Sawyer
Daniel Stump
Amos Sturgeon
E. L. Prickett
John J. Finley
F. W. Black
Charles W. Dancer
Lagrange
Wrigley
Whitley-Noble
Albion
Levi W. Welker
Joseph W. Adair
Whitley County
Townsley
Ind
Larry
Judge Appellate Court
First District
Felt
D. A. Myers
Rep
Mitchell
Barnes
Soc
Labor
McCormick
Congress
Dem
Gilhams
Eckhart
Dro
Brunskill
Scc
Phelps
Aroaatee
Plurality
Fleming
Vesey
Cooper
Marabrens
Brophy
Wells
Roggen
Wees
Shirley
Keiler
Houk
Pichon
Peckham
Kiedeseueese
Byrt
Arken
PTO
Thomas
Geake
Ted
Graham
Aeteeneswesne
DeWitt
Gearin
Watterson
Wilkinson
Bedenbre Ie
Lewellen
Scheiman
County Recorder
Kelly
Ashley
Lrc
Kress
Reichelderfer
Hazelett
Coleman
Pro
Banachowiz, Soc
Aevacecen
Glor
Butt
Sanneash
Pfeiffer
Davis
Schlaudroff
Wyss
Sainfield
Gallmeier
Robinson
Sevecese
Singleton
Csscenweeese
E. G. Hoffman
New York
Johnson
Eel River Farm
Adams County
W. J. Vesey
Allen County
Bryan
Mr. Marshall
Independence Party
Kosciusko County
Francis E. Bowser
L. W. Royse
Edward Hass
Carlin Myers
Stephen A. Powers
Allen County CIAL Totals Reported
Continued from page one. The Allen County CIAL totals are presented with figures and results for local districts. Officials report updated counts and outcomes affecting funding and services.
Fleming Triumph in Indiana Returns and Surrendered HQs
The article lists official election results across Indiana counties with Fleming’s plurality totaling 5,162 after Adams and Allen counts. It notes district and county outcomes, including judges, treasurers, sheriffs, and other offices, and reports both parties surrendering their campaign headquarters after the vote.
Ruling Finds Violations in Tobacco Trusts Amid Anti Trust Suit
Judge Lacombe rules that the federal Sherman act bans contracts and combinations in restraint of trade connected with purchases by the American Tobacco company and its affiliates. The government suit, filed July 10, 1907, names Imperial Tobacco and British-American Tobacco among others and seeks receivers for numerous entities.
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American Tobacco Company
Imperial Tobacco Company
British- American Tobacco Company
United Cigar Stores Company
J. C. Reynolds
Great Britain
Imperial
British-American Tobacco Company
America
Tobacco Company
United States Circuit Court
Europe
Asia
Jersey
New Jersey
Old American Tobacco Company
Consolidated Company
Continental Tobacco Company
James B. Duke
Thomas F. Ryan
Great Corporation
Trust
Pfeiffer Missing After Suspension Of Buffalo Firm
Stephen Pfeiffer, sole survivor of the Christian F. Pfeiffer & Sons stock firm, vanished after the firm suspended operations in Buffalo New York. Liabilities are reported at 30000 dollars with creditors including Fort Wayne banks. Pfeiffer was last seen in Fort Wayne and family members deny knowledge of his whereabouts.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Christian F. Pfeiffer
Henry W. Pfeiffer
Stephen Pfeiffer
Fort Wayne
Miss Zola Mae Yahne Rites Held After Allen County Death
Miss Zola Mae Yahne 22 died Sunday in Allen County. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Yahne she leaves parents a brother and two sisters. Funeral services were held at the Roanoke Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday afternoon. Miss Yahne was noted as an excellent young woman with many friends.
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Zola Mae Yahne
Frederick Yahne
Allen’county
Tobacco trust upheld despite recall proposal in court ruling
A court ruling finds government restraint impracticable and unnecessary to appoint a recall. Four judges weigh in as Sherman argues anti trust law. The text shows partial continuation from Page One with references to Contiued and anti trust themes.
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Dent of Schools
Crats
Washington
Missouri
California
Wood
Mee
Tee
Yahne
William” ‘Kyburs
Hackett
Kyburs
Tobacco Trust
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