Bryan in Maryland Tour Opens with Civil Service Talk
Washington and Maryland stopover highlights include William J Bryan and Judge Springer greeting 1000 rallygoers in the capital. Bryan argues civil service reform, warns against imperial patronage, and praises merit-based appointments while urging government efficiency. He travels to Rockville and Alexandria with cheers from supporters and a Maryland central committee delegation.
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Bryan speaks on law and elections in rousing city speech
In Frederick Oct speech Mr Bryan arrived by special train amid rain to address a large crowd. He warned that electing him would not defy the law and asserted that if chosen he would treat thieves equally. He labeled the campaign as the reason all great lawmakers push reforms.
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Real Estate Transfers from Local Firms and One Train Accident
Real estate transfers listed by John G. Heller & Go show multiple parcels sold in Adams, Springfield, Monroeville and surrounding townships with prices from 50 to 1,550 dollars. Names include Martin Greider, David Grder, Margaret Walla, Clavie Chapman, Harriet Tunhart, Enoch Barnhart, Emma Grubl, Daniel Hrindle, Zacchens Smith, Edward Spitler, Goldis Spitler, Trinity Evangelical Church, Frank Gaytney, and Henry Hielt. A Pennsylvania train on No. 22 struck a horse belonging to Christian Hagerfeld at Rockhill Street. wagon demolished.
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John G. Heller
Josville
Emma Grubl
Ralehelder
Springfield
Township
Daniel Hrindle
Zacchens Smith
Lafayats Township
Edward and
Goldis Spitler
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Scipio Township
Trinity Evangelical Church of
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Frank Gaytney
Swift
Monroeville
Fomeie
WM. Edwards
Henry
Hrielt
Pilgrim
Rowland
Munroeville
Tessa Crouse
Pennsylvania
Christian Hagerfeld
Broadway Bracer
Rockhill Street
Oliver Aoma
Markets Report Mixed Wheat Weakness and Liquidation
Market summary shows wheat opening weak on weak cables and clear weather prospects, with a brief rebound to mid seventy area before slipping again. Seventeen cargoes sold for export, receipts around 320 cars. December and November trading noted with mixed changes, cattle and hog prices steady to lower. grain futures and spot quotes listed for several months and contracts.
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Chicago Livestock Market Report From Vhlerga and Gut
Cattle prices mixed with westerns and Lexum figures cited. Steers good to prime quoted around 80.50 to 600, cows 2.90 to 4.40, heifers 2.55 to 4.75, canners 2.00 to 5. Free on hogs today 24 000, tomorrow 80 000, totals indicate market trends lower with top near 4.10 and various weights cited. Prices for hogs, sheep, and other cattle vary by grade and weight.
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New York Market Prices Reported for Dairy Eggs and Sugar
Market notes from New York Ont report receipts for milk creamery and eggs with varied prices. Packings show large white and colored eggs at quoted ranges, sugar refining prices and coffee market easing, while general market stability is noted for dairy products and sugar.
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Fort Wayne Market Prices Report
Fort Wayne October 24. Flour Spring Wheat 440 4.60, Winter per Dou 88 75 cents. Second class 0 9.26. Graham per sack 300. Wheat The Corn B7 sBe Onts 21 Gate. Rye 5t. Timothy Seed 1.00 bu. Os Mem 1.25. Flax Seed hi 25. Hides Green Tige Balted 4 ¢. Calf Hides aged. Calf Hides Balted fe allow den. Potatoes 25 10e. Beeswax 25 26e. Feathers Live geose 40r.
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Township Sunday School Convention in Brett Tutheran Church
The Miku Township Sunday School convention will be held at Brett Tutheran church on Saturday and Sunday November 10th and WA. J. Remey of Chamberlain is township president. The program lists sessions with hours, speakers, and topics, including Sunday School, missionary services, and formation of lines for the day. Participants and volunteers from local churches and associations are urged to attend and represent Allen County.
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Mullion Harper
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Liszie Rothgeh
Funale Tohinnga
Karlow Rolliges
Cara Rathged
Mary Marper
Mary Thor Feb
Whmer Wither
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Local notes on families and events in Mulberry area
Mrs Tom Rishey of Mulberry street re gutte U Miss Nettle Kehler and B. Ort Lave retined from Chico. Mr and Mrs Williams Smith of Whitley welcome a daughter. B B Gandy and Wm Blagie return from Kansas hay selling trip. The infant daughter of C B Magpers is very ill. Mrs Jamie Rockhill oversees the Stiles house. James Hires plans a restaurant in rooms lately haunted by the Rockhill house. Miss Ila Heffelfinger visits Miss Mame Pink of Fort Wayne. James Tobinson speech draws a large crowd. rain stops Columbia City glee club later. Music by Lee Clavabusen and glee club. W Owen Gaudy leaves for Buffalo via Nickel Plate. Master Hert Inhnson fingers mashed by feed box incident. GB Slingle and Mrs Slagle and two daughters visit Taewill trends. Miss Callie Rich, Fort Wayne business college student, visits mother. Frank Miller of Créer drug store goes to Marion for a friend’s wedding.
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Tom Rishey
Mulberry Street
Jamie Rockhill
Stiles House
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Rockhill
Ila Heffelfinger
Mame Pink
Fort Wayne
James Tobinson
Columbia City Glee Club
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Buffalo
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Callie Rich
Business College
Ohio moves to re elect Monnett amid anti trust talk in Fort Wayne
The Ohio attorney general candidate Monnett, a Republican, spoke in Fort Wayne and rejected betrayal for party loyalty. He defended his anti trust record, praised Bryan, and urged voters to back the reform platform while noting broad Democratic gains in Ohio and rising trust opposition.
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Paired pledges and a quiet farewell echo in town
A garbled items mix recalls Bryan and political pledges with scattered names and places, then a funeral poem from The Sentinel describing a quiet evening and a departed loved one, ending with a hymnlike verse about comfort in heaven.
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