Bryan Speaks to Columbus Crowd Amid Boer War Debate
In Columbus on September 18, a large Democratic rally filled Goodale Park as William Jennings Bryan addressed 16,000 to 20,000 supporters. He criticized the administration over the Philippines and trusts, defended labor, and rejected Republican caveats about wages, urging unity and warning of coal and mining issues shaping the campaign. Supporters from nearby counties and delegates pressed the crowd with demonstrations and cheers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bryan
Sr. Bryan
Tader
Judd
Nawcomerstown
Wasonrawas
Pennsylvania
Paria
Ge Taras
Toei
Tutefort
Melinley
Regen
Provident Moliniey Rive
Philippines
Congress
Hanne
Local Notices From Kansas and Ohio Farewell and Reunion Plans
Alfred Jolson of Kansas visits Mrs Falke at her home north of town. Thomas Sick dies at his North Main Street residence. his wife and daughter expect to marry future plans. Wayne, Vera, and others named from Oklahoma and Mockford listed. W Wickey and Fran Magers announce illness. Silas Briggs of Columbia City County and E E Briggs noted. Flo Anet Mae Mantrich visits Fort Wayne this week. The twenty-ninth regiment will hold a reunion. dinner to be served at the Buake Hut and all invited for the day.
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Alfreid Jolson
Kansas
Dieter
Dam Falke
Tomy
North
Miin Street
Deiiny
Nantes
Wayne
Mira
M. Martin
Mow
Dowitt Eit
Vera
Oklebana
William Chittsten
Mockford
Ohio
Byeryoua
Sonia Tid
Mud Eel River Townships Meeting At Huntertown
County Superintendent Young and others attended an OF Mud Eel River Townships meeting held in Huntertown on Saturday. Local figures Ferry and Metcalfer were elected to carry duties for the coming year while Maude Nickey and T. W. Gradorf attended related business in Port Wayne. Tidge Hench joined the Democratic convention while Moloney of Fort Wayne visited family.
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Huntertown
Young
Tenstee Tolsson
Baliove
Ferry
Metcalfer Chaffray
Eel River
Mies Maude Nickey
T. W. Gradorf
Port
Wayne Thesday
Tidge Hench
Tues Moloney
Kort Wayne
Parenta
Penz
Port Whyne
Walter Gouk
Newell Byall
Young Byall
Lavi Brinkley
Cigatyvera
Michael Frick
Bingley
Republic
Arcola
Col. Robertson
Adam Gallat
Olio
Ed Johnson
Song
Tort Wayne
Miv
Hough
I Missionay Wall
Lake Genter
Lose
Yale
Genter
Robinson
Gottlib
Minnesota
Perry and Vicinity School opens as wheat sowing lingers
Perry township public schools opened Monday the 17th with Miss Rundles teaching. Local notes report fishing parties, visits, and community events including a wedding, farm work, and residents traveling to Fort Wayne.
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Perry
Wiehng
Perry Township
Sarl
Vira
Stelthorn
Family
Peterbrank Air Remily
Font Wayne
Medavcreek
R Oad Gana
Kurwood
Bride
Winga Chapel
Alex
Jay
Senator Bailey
Fort Wayne
P. Ray
Mande
Bryad Investines
Nish Flossie Hotton
Visling Ou
Wheels Sanday
Tohn McComb
Ta Paing
Frank Mordier
Vineet
Pearl ‘Beam
Joe Bovva
East Wayie
Yewry
Misa Mivda Stellhorn
Huffeonn
Tadi
Mise Mary
Matis
Waller
Charles Lehdagaplel
Pervy
Major Greer and Pussy Willow Shine in Slow Day Trot
A damp Monday trots program drew a small crowd as Major Greer, a promising descendant of Pedgant Magpie Wilton, won three straight heats in the 2:80 class. Fronmont and Pussy Willow battled in the 2:11 heat, with Fronmont taking top prize while Red Rubin and Went Patsy Willow trailed. Other events saw Ramey and Armada Prince put in strong efforts, but slow track conditions kept times well off expectations.
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Newton
Chri Male
Angus McPherson
Rankin
White O
Bi Wiley
Majo Greer
Pedehant-Magpie Wilton
Hadfanil
New York
Dorothy Redmond
Barto Htea
Evfelmont
Ayex
Friidmont
Rod Rubin
Milwaukee
Rubin Drorse
Yeaorday
Wat Ramey
Puss Willow
Thin Raney
Red Rubin
Brelmont
Pussy Willow
Patsy Witlow
Brellmoat Bahay Ustanved
Hopples
Avuanda Pritey
Armada Prince
Suaiminefen
Gres
Wallace
L Newton A
Brig
Ty Herawn
Anderson
Bik Uw
Wells
Eche & Beneforta Hire Bs
Kivsy
Noling
Tim Ramey
Say Uy Joly R. Gentry
Ramey
Anooda Prince
Keating
Terling Lewis Wedding in Homitar Town
Miss Georgia Sler ho wed Ray J. Lewis of Homitar town at the bride’s home on Tuesday evening. The ceremony by Rev. Muygvoy of Huntertown drew about one hundred guests. The rooms were decorated with asters and similar flowers. Mrs. J. A. Avinel assisted, with Simmons and the Imperial quartet furnishing the music.
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Georgia Slerho
Ray J. Lewis
Homitartown
Muygvoy
Huntertowm
Margaret Lyons
J. A. ‘Avinel
Simmons
Belils
Wake Township Items Report Local Notices
Alla Grawford has recovered. Nir J.T. Mayer attended meetings in Iowa for old home. Amos Brown marked a valuable cow that work. Aste BhaTer, one of our tanchors, Hay.
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Alla Grawford
J.T. Mayer
Amos Brown
Aste BhaTer
Local notices and upcoming events in a tarnished clipping
An old man found in a barn is taken for treatment in a nearby asylum. Family notices reference a wedding and a baptism while a church sale and local speakers from out of town are listed. A legal society announcement mentions a court ruling and a planned wedding near Mobile with a chorus of names and dates.
Notice to William Cohagan in Indiana divorce suit
In the Superior Court of Indiana, notice is given to defendant William Cohagan, a non-resident, of a divorce action filed by Nellie Z. Cohagan. Respond by November 12, 1900, or the case may be determined in absence. Attest: Clerk Frank J. Belot. Attorney for Plaintiff: Carl Smith. Also notices for real estate and job listings follow in this column.
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Btite
Indiana
Alan Canty
Nellie Z. Cohagan
Wit
Cohagan
Superior Court
Y Taliel Court
Q Din
Hamed Depedent
William . Cohagan
Iniginia
J. Belot
Drowned Child in Tow County After House Incident
Hay, the son of Daniel Harkey, residing near the town, drowned Thursday afternoon when a boat overturned in a local stream. The tragedy occurred as bystanders attempted rescue. the mother was at home. Clergy from Miles Clary Hinkel and George Arrvard led funeral preparations, with services planned in about three weeks at the Cathedral.
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Highall
Hay
Daniel Harkey
Ube
Ulere
Hans
Marviany
Miles Clary Hinkel
George Arrvard
Sindy
Fort Wayne Trust Co Capital and Officers Named
Fort Wayne Trust Co announces capital of 200000 with corner matw and court at BTS. It offers 3 percent, deposits at $1.00 and upward, low real estate loan rates, and stay payable. Officers listed include Henry C. Paul president and Samuel M. Foster vice president with Andrew E. Homan and Charles A. Wilding as secretaries. Directors named include several local figures.
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Court Bts
Luteveet
Cere ‘Genta
Lenn Anoney Fio
Henry C. Paul
Samuel M. Foster
Andrew E. Homan
Charles A. Wilding
Wiliam Paul
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Ise
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Ron
Trey
James Taft
Hehe Ebod
The
Ohio Farmer
Clavedand
Furmers
the Sentinel
AIO
Glyveland
RED Fiction
Greer Wor
Red Rubings
Gary
Edgar Ruby
Tunias
Major Marshall
Haines
West
Bennegont
Jean Ingelon
Kinley
Fredmont
Greeny
Lewis
Wake Township
Misa Thlie Beri
Edward Seheivanha
Usile
Christina Gerle
Clark
Saawas
Indianapolis Journal
Lee Minde
M. Windle
Vitaney
Joel Abtot Ioverts
Mobile
Cari, TL. Smith, Torney
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Allen
Loesbayg
F. A. Reiman
Mit
Allen County
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Phil
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Theare Mok
Mas News Age
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Sen
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Oliver Steel
Oliver
C. €. Schlatter & Co
Roy Dalwwen
Sour
Fort Wayne Trust Co
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