Roosevelt endorses Taft amid Foraker dispute
In a formal statement from Oyster Bay Roosevelt attacks Senator Foraker as an anti reform figure and urges support for Taft. He cites Taft's stand against Foraker, notes pressure from party leaders, and highlights the Brownsville episode as part of a broader critique of moneyed interests opposing the administration. Taft's July 20 1907 letter is published to illustrate his principles.
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Bryan Sternly Rebukes Head of the Nation in Telegraph
Detroit Sept 22 a presidential candidate William J Bryan rebuked President Roosevelt for remarks deemed unjustified defending Governor Haskell Oklahoma treasurer of the Democratic national committee against alleged unlawful connections with Standard Oil. Bryan vows not to permit Republicans to misrepresent the party and asserts the Democrats will fight honestly while demanding fair treatment from campaign leaders.
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Wrights aviation feat and royal welcome at landmark flight
The article recalls a public aeronautical display where Wright brothers soared for thirty three rounds, reaching sixty feet, drawing cheers from a large crowd including Ambassador Henry White who urged honoring the inventors. It notes Roosevelt era praise and American enthusiasm for progress in flight.
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Wilbur Wright Breaks World Record In Flight
Flying legend Wilbur Wright reportedly breaks a world record in aviation. The note indicates continued coverage from page one of the issue.
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Haskell challenges Hearst to editors’ jury for charges
Governor C N Haskell of Oklahoma and Democratic treasurer to the national committee proposes a jury of editors to hear Hearst’s charge that he sought to influence Ohio Attorney General Monnett in 1899 to drop Standard Oil suits. He brands the charge libel and warns he will withdraw from the presidential campaign if proven. Editors named include Springfield Republican, Chicago Journal, New York World, Indianapolis News, and St. Louis Republic.
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Ohio
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Democratic National Committee
William Randolph Hearst
Frank S. Monnett
Standard Oil Company
New York
Byron
Opening day enrollment reaches near six thousand in Fort Wayne schools
Nearly 6,000 pupils enrolled as Fort Wayne city schools opened the fall session on Monday September 14. First day attendance was 5,884 with additions since. The article lists enrollment by building across Bloomingdale Clay Franklin Hamilton Hanna Harmer Holton and Avenue districts.
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Largest class in Fort Wayne Masonry receives Scottish Rite degrees
The largest class in Fort Wayne Masonry history, over fifty members, received the Scottish Rite degrees Tuesday in the Masonic Temple. The ceremony precedes the corner stone laying for the Scottish Rite cathedral next Tuesday, with grand master Charles N. Mikels in charge and delegations from numerous Indiana cities listed.
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New Castle
Indiana Grand Lodge of Masons
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J. H. Bass
G. W. Pixley
C. A Wilding
Charles&. Read
Hunting
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P. A. Randall
W. W. Rockhill
J. L. Scott
R. L. Romy
F. E. Stouder
J. N. Study
C. B. Woodworth
M. T. Geake
M. S. Mahurin
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Charles E. Miller
Angola
Harry K. Scott
Elkhart
H. A. Graham
F. E. Bryson
Frank Brumbach
Garrett
A. F. Halter
C. N. McCully
J. H. Lantz
Geneva
W. J. Heeter
C. E. Kramer
J. H. Hardison
Goshen
Samuel H. Whitmer
H. M. Sanders
C. Hubbell
C. E. Miller
Huntington
John S. Glenn
C. E. Newcomb
M. B. Stults
Kendallville
E. E. McCray
B. Pullman
C. M. Case
Knox
Frank A. Green
C. H. Peters
Larwill
Louis Halderman
Ligonier
J. L. Henry
Logansport
Thomas Meyer
Marion
Charles H. Eckert
Monroeville
John W. Pulman
Montpelier
F. M. Beatty
Milford
LeRoy Miles
New Haven
Rogers
D.M. Shively
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Schntz
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Lee A. Carr
Frank Depuy
W. R. Yarnelle
J. M. Curtner
Warren
F. E. Lesh
Warsaw
J. H. Lones
W. H. Kingery
J. W. Bagh
Waterloo
W. H Leas
Red pepper mishap at White Fruit House incident
A fragment notes Bert handled a red pepper while passing the White Fruit House last Saturday evening.
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