Democratic Platform Nominates Herrick for Governor and Harrison for Second
The convention nominated Dr Cady Herrick of Albany for governor and Francis B Harrison for second place. The platform denounced the Odell administration as corrupt and urged adherence to Democratic national policy. They endorsed Parker for president and Davis for vice president and predicted a Democratic victory nationwide. The meeting featured leaders like Hill, Sheehan, McCarren, Murphy, and Dowling with the march toward unified ticket backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aatatoga
N. OM
Reptty
Cady Herrick
Albany
State Supreme Court
Francis Burton Morrison
New York
John Batti
Monroe
John Dansen
Ot Eris
George Hall
St. Lawrence
Ogdensburg
William Wuench
Onondaga
Thomas H. Stryker
Rome
Oneida
Court of Appeals
Edgar MM. Cullen
Kings
William BE
Werner
Odell
Edward M. Grout
Edward MM. Shepard
Brooklyn
Palmer
McClellan
Stanchfield
Herrick
David B. Hill
William F. Sheshan
Patrick H. McCarren
Charles F
Justice Herrick
Genegressman
Harrison
Hornblower
Duncan Campbell Lee
Tompkins County
George Bainas
Rochester
Republican
New York State
James B. Odell, Jr
Empire State
New Discovery Saves Life Says Melbourne Man
Escaped, an awful fate. Mr H Hag gins of Melbourne Bla writes that a doctor told him he had consumption and nothing could be done. A free trial bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption convinced him to try it and he began recovering. The cure is guaranteed for throat and lung diseases and trial bottles are free at Dreler & Bro. druggists. Prices 50 cents and one dollar.
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H. ‘Haggins
Melbourne
Bla
Dr. .King
Dr. King
Dreler & Bro
How Milford Runs Its Town Policeman Free Alcohol Policy
Milford handles drunkenness without arrests or fines, relying on community tolerance and occasional temporary confinement. The town’s stance includes no recent fines for intoxication, with outsiders sometimes being briefly jailed then released after sobering up. Deposits advertised at Citizens' Trust Co. near the post office.
Money to Loan on Real Estate or Personal Security
Real estate or personal security loans offered by C. E. Pfeiffer. Office in Bass Block, room 67. This brief notice invites potential borrowers to contact for funding.
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C. E. Pfeiffer
Bass Block
Missing minister returns with wife and son
Kokomo Indiana September 21 Rev A D Alexander pastor of the M E church at Alto disappeared two weeks ago then located in Toledo Ohio and returned to Kokomo with wife and son He appears dejected and conscience struck He cannot save his congregation and may be allowed to return The Toledo report says he sought Marine Corps enlistment but was rejected for age and did not leave for Detroit as planned
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Kokomo
Ind
A. D. Alexander
M. E
Alto
Toledo
Ohio
Mra
Alexander
Mr. Alexander
Alia
Br. Alexander
View
Ersuasion
United States
Marine Corps
Detroit
Electric Bitters Promote Health Across Family
In Lancaster New Hampshire F J Green says chronic indigestion and nervous debility improved after using Electric Bitters. He credits his wife with long term health benefits and endorses the tonic for female troubles. Dreier & Bro advertise the remedy at 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
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Lancaster
N. H
Dreier & Bro
Lightning Kills Six in Port Arthur Oil Tank Explosion
In Port Arthur Texas on Sept 21 lightning struck an oil refinery tank where six men were at work. The blast killed Robert Cooper Frank Lawrence William Gloff George Sales and J Y McDonald. William Kosh was fatally injured.
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Port Arthur
Texas
Texas Oil Refinery
Robert Cooper
Frank Lawrence
William Gloff
George Sales
J. Y. McDonald
William Kosh
Pneumonia treated with Foley's Honey and Tar
Dr. G. F. Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports using Foley's Honey and Tar in three severe pneumonia cases with good results in each. Refuse substitutes. Sold by Dreier & Brt.
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G. F. Bishop
Agnew, Mich
Foley
Dreier & Brt
Taggart Sees the Rosy Glow of Hope in Indiana
New York Sept 21 Chairman Taggart of the Democratic National Committee says he is satisfied with conditions in Indiana comparing favorably with 189%. He reports harmony among all party factions at a recent conference and notes strong Democratic prospects in Illinois and Missouri while Wisconsin faces a widening Republican split. He states the national committee will focus on states it aims to win, not necessarily New York or nearby states.
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St. Louis
United States
New York
Parker
Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Tan West
Indiana
French Lick Springs
Kentucky
Ohio
Missouri
Chicago
Cook County
Congress
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
National Committee
Connecticut
New Jersey
Taft to Speak in Evansville on October 4
Local Republicans plan a big campaign event in Evansville with Taft to address the city at Evans Hall on October 4. A parade is expected before the evening speech. Democrats expect Charles A Towne to attend September 30, with A G Holcomb of Fort Branch likely to preside.
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Evansville
Ind
Taft
Evans Hall
Charles A. Towne
A. G. Holcomb
Fort Branch
Congress
Man’s swollen feet cured by Toby's Kidney Cure
J J Cox of Valley View Kentucky says kidney trouble left him bedridden with feet swollen to immense size. Physicians offered no relief until Toby's Kidney Cure was prescribed, restoring his health. Sold by Droicr & Bro.
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J. J. Cox
Valley View
Toby
Droicr & Bro
King Peter I Crowned in Belgrade Ceremony
Belgrade Sept 21 Peter Karageorgevitch was crowned king of Servia amid 21 gun salutes and a grand procession. Rain did not deter crowds as the monarch rode from the palace to the Cathedral for the Greek rites, then returned to the palace to receive diplomats and sign the coronation. The crown weighed four kilos and an amnesty decree was issued amid jubilation.
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Belgrade
Servia
Peter Karageorgevitch
Alexander
Bérvin
Peter
Pater
George
Dhani
Ran
Skupstchinn
Will Survive Grave Hurt in Anderson Pitchfork Incident
In Anderson Indiana on September 21 a 6 year old boy Matthew McKinley son of Mr and Mrs Asa McKinley near the city is recovering after a pitchfork tine pierced his skull just above the ear and protruded through his palate. The accident occurred near his home and the child remains under careful medical observation as he recovers from critical injuries.
Boy hides in barn as accident wounds head
Physicians believe the wound will eat rapidly as the boy hid under hay in a barn. His brother, unaware, drove a pitch fork into the lad's head while tossing hay to the horses.
Funeral of Bismarck Prince Herbert Held in Simple Ceremony
Friedrichsruhe, Sept. 21. Funeral services for Prince Herbert Bismarck, who died Sept. 18, were held today in a simple ceremony. A distinguished company attended including General Von Hehnke representing the emperor, and Captain Von Schmidt Prince Henry and Baron Von Richthoven from the foreign office.
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Friedrichsruhe
Prince Herbert Bismarck
von Hehnke
von Schmidt
Prince Henry
Baron von Richthoven
Foreign Office
Forty Years A Banker In Hamilton National Bank
John Mohr Jr began as a messenger in 1886 at Allen Hamilton Co and rose to cashier of Hamilton National Bank. He has served continuously through reorganizations, guiding growth and remaining a leading Indiana bank official. His long tenure marks a notable anniversary of loyal service in finance.
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John Mohr, Jr
Hamilton National Bank
Columbia Street
Allen Hamilton & Co
Mohr
Indiana Bank
Hugh McCulloch
8. B. Bond
Tesse L. Williams
Charles McCulloch
Hamton National Bank
Charles McQuiloch
Hamilton
Wohr
Depot Erection At Angola And Local Notices
IN NORTHERN INDIANA The Lake Shore railroad is erecting a new depot at Angola. Captain John C. Brand died Tuesday at his home in Waterloo. Mrs Matildna Emmett aged 83 is dead west of Ligonier. The drug store of Frank Fryer at Poneto was damaged by fire Tuesday morning but insured. Rev. Herendeen of Auburn conducted baptism for Joseph Truitt who is more than 88. D. E. Purviance will start a Lagro newspaper with other interests. William Aker, charged with assault in Roanoke riot case, seeks continuance to care for dying father. William Gordon of Elihart injured, hearing and speech lost, later regained due to a mysterious force. Albert Robbins tried for Farmers’ Bank deposits in Auburn, fined 800 and costs. $1200 deposited to cover. Dr Bade’s Lite Liver Pills advertised.
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Lake Shore Railroad
Angola
John C. Brand
Waterloo
Matildna Emmett
Ligonier
Frank Fryer
Poneto
Herendeen
Auburn
Joseph Truitt
D. E. Purviance
Andrews Signal
Lagro
William Aker
Marshal Fields
Roanoke
Fred Aker
William Gordon
Elihart
Asteep
Gordon
Albert Robbins
Whitley
Farmers’ Banc of
Vna
Columbia City Bank
Adair
Saloon keeper Cox fined for Sabbath desecration and minor crowd
Pat Cox who runs a saloon at Calhoun and Lewis streets was fined $5 and costs on Sabbath desecration and $5 and costs for allowing people in his saloon on Sunday after pleading guilty. Two other charges were dismissed. Police arrested him after minors crowded the saloon with witnesses aged fifteen to eighteen. Patrolman Kelley led the case. fines totaled about $58. Cox sought time to arrange docket security.
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Pat Cox
Calhoun
Lewis
Kelley
Cox
Buys Another Store Adds to Fort Wayne Millinery Chain
Orn Seaney has absorbed Miss Maggie Lau’s millinery at 191 East Main street and moved stock to 924 Calhoun street. East Main is among the city’s oldest millinery houses, making Seaney’s purchases nine stores since starting business here.
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Orn Seaney
Maggie Lau
East Main Street
Calhoun Street
Mr. Geaney
Fort Wayne
Murderers for Loss of Job at Knox County Fair
Luke J. French of Indianapolis died from brain concussion after an assault by Albert F. Jones on the Knox County fair grounds in Vincennes Indiana. Jones attacked French in a dispute over French taking his job at a confectionery stand. French had been crippled for several years.
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Vincennes
Ind
Luke J. French
Indianapolis
Knox Enunty Fair
Albert F. Jones
Jones
French
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