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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1908

Page

10

Roosevelt Attacks Bryan With New Letter

President Roosevelt replies to William J. Bryan's Milwaukee letter charging the Democrat with misrepresenting trust prosecutions and accuses him of aiding Governor C N Haskell amid multiple alleged frauds. Roosevelt cites court actions, indictments, and federal enforcement to defend his record while challenging Bryan’s defense of the Oklahoma governor and Standard Oil ties.

United States H. L. Nott Atsornney The Creek Nation Foulke Richmond Ind Haskell Interior Department New York Albert H. Walker Lacombe Supreme Court of the County Charles N. Haskel Arkansas Muskogee Naion Labor Standard Oil Company Oklahoma Secretary of the Interior Indian Office Department of the Interior Standard Oil Pipe Line Company Prairie Oil and Gas Company Oklahoma Natural & Company Cary River Gas Company Portland Cement Company Texas and Gulf Companies Standard Oil Standard Oil Corporation Prairie Company Denver

Charlie Phelps Named by Independence League for Congress

Fort Wayne businessman Charles A. Phelps, president of the News toys union, was named the Independence League candidate for Congress in Indiana's Twelfth district at Friday’s party convention in the Arcate building. Capt H W Dickman presented his name after Alex Kartholl declined.

Charles A. Phelps Fort Wayne The Newstoys’ Union Independence League Congress Indiana Phelps Arcate Building Capt. H. W. Dickman Alex Kartholl R. M. Isherwood Delphi Independence Party John Temple Graves Georgia Independence Graves United States

Radical reform and the corruption of Haskellism robs fairness

Theodore Roosevelt targets political corruption in an exchange quoted by William Jennings Bryan. The text contrasts government acts toward Standard Oil with alleged bias by Governor Haskell, arguing that mob rule and plutocracy threaten reform while urging strong opposition to demagoguery and corruption.

Atorney Oklahoma Haskell Standard Oil Company Standard Oil Corporations

Taft resumes campaign with dozen speeches planned

Sauk Center Minnesota reports Taft's voice fully restored as he begins a long day of travel and speeches. The Taft special carries Hansbrough and McCumber factions delegates to North Dakota for a Fargo rally and barbecue with bears and cattle. Taft addresses the Jes question at St Cloud while through Fargo excursion trains and bands prepare for the big parade.

Sauk Center Minn Taft St. Cloud Mion North Dakota Hansbrough McCumber Fargo Cloud

Bryan Angword in Letter to The President

Milwaukee Sept 28 defends Governor Haskell against charges until examined in court. Bryan responds to Roosevelt letter, accuses steel trust of buying rivals with consent, cites Hughes trust ties and Taft criticisms. He questions Taft's knowledge, argues for a single-term presidency and a square deal for all parties.

Washington Rosevelt William J. Bryan Milwaukee Democratic Party Bryan Roosevelt Haskell C. N. Haskell Oklahoma Democratic National Committee Prairie Oil and Gas Company Standard Oil Trust Muskogee Okla Arkansas New York Citizen’s Alliance Eiven Taft Senator Foraker Standard Oil William R. Hearst Democracy Cleveland Steel Trust Ord L.T. Russell W. J. Bryan Madison Hughes Hughes Election Fund J. P. Morgan John D. Rockefeller Andrew Carnegie William Ison Cromwell

Russian Train Robbers Near Vilna Steal Large Loot

A band of thirty robbers aboard a train near Vilna carried off an estimated 50 000 to 100 000 in cash plus on board valuables and the day’s railroad receipts. The six on board guards were shot as the engine slowed, with a sustained fusillade wounding several passengers.

St. Petersburg Vilnau Frontier Vilnav

Consul Voetter Sees Fort Wayne Makers Market in Saltillo

Consul Voetter formerly president of Allen county and now U S consul at Saltillo Moex visits Fort Wayne. He urges local manufacturers to seek Saltillo markets in the thriving 30000 population city. The Seventy fourth Indiana volunteers in Goshen vote to meet next year at Lake Pisa and elect General.

Thomas W. Voetter Allen County Unite States Saltillo Moex Hanna Voetter Fort Wayne Saltilo Seventy-fourth Indiana” Volunteer Infantry Reunton Goshen Pissa Lake Oean

Rain Breaks Six Week Fort Wayne Drought

Fort Wayne woke to its first rain since August 17 breaking a six week dry spell. Seven tenths of an inch fell before 7 am, turning dust to moisture and signaling a shift to cooler conditions. Temperature plunged from 85 degrees Sunday to 44 degrees by 7 am amid a chilly wind.

Fort Wayne O. E. Mohler Ohio State Weather Bureau Rainan

Workman Dies After Fall From Roof in Fort Wayne

Cord C. Hanefeld carpenter 67 fell twenty feet from the roof near Madison and Moorrow streets while cleaning gutters at 5 PM Friday and died two hours later at Lutheran hospital. Post mortem cites internal hemorrhage with skull fracture and organ injuries. Survived by six relatives. funeral Monday at residence and Concordia Lutheran Church. Public schools in Coesse closed due to scarlet fever outbreak.

Cord C. Hanefeld Summit Street Madison Moorrow Streets Lutheran Hospital Hanefeld August Lindemann Germany America Mew Haven Fort Wayne John Bohte Chicago F. J. Meyer John Boester Anna Hanefeld Lizzie Hanefeld Herry Hanefeld Concordia Lutheran Church

Luther W. Knisely Accuses Hanly Offer of Job

Indiana story reports Representative Luther W. Knisely of DeKalb county signed an affidavit claiming Governor Hanly offered him a $2,000 job to vote for the county local option bill. Wickwire backed the offer. Wickwire denies it. The affidavit was given to Stokes Jackson of the state Democratic Committee as Democrats mull investigations in the legislature.

Indianapolis Ind Luther W. Knisely DeKalb County Hanly Stokes Jackson Democratic Committee Knisely Butler Wickwire DeKalb Steuben Senate Chamber Hugg Tyndall Gemmer Senator Wickwire Knnsely House Senate

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