New Characters in The Volunteer Organist at the Jefferson
The Volunteer Organ ist at the Jefferson Wednesday night features a new character Hub bard Griffin a hypocritical country schemer likened to Uriah Heep in David Copperfield. Griffin draws the hero Rev Howard Sturgis into trouble then meets deserved punishment. The play promises an entertaining and instructive rural portrayal with an elaborate stage setting and fine cast seats go on sale Tuesday.
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Jefferson
Charles Dickens
Uriah Heep
David Copperfield
Hubbard Griffin
Griffin
Howard Sturgis
Dance at Vawter Park Hotel Draws Large Crowd
A lively Saturday night dance at the Vawter Park hotel hosted by Manager McGarvey featured good music and a large attendance. On Sunday Goshen residents including Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Miller and Miss Marie Neterer spent the day at Vawter Park.
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Vawter Parke Hotel
McGarvey
Goshenites
Vawter Park
W. H. Miller
Marie Neterer
Vawter Park Resort Sees Peak Season Activity
Families such as Mr and Mrs Will Beverle and others visit Vawter Park as autumn term openings approach. The Vawter Park hotel, this season’s busiest, will stay open until November 1, with September and October featuring Sunday dinners for many travelers returning home after a busy summer.
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Will Beverle
Ash
Geo. A. Riley
Guy Dausman
James Neville
Vinnedge
Ward Jackson
Vawter Park
Vawter Park Hitel
Millersburg Items From the Grit
Local notes report Mrs. Fred Stoner visiting her sister in Topeka and Mrs. J. B. Vance staying at Winona. Addie Benson of Wisconsin visits Mrs. Amasa Stiver while Frank Stoner reports crops ruined by frost in Tustin Michigan. Mayme Botts of Chicago vacationing in Goshen and Millersburg. Paul Thomas underwent eye surgery in Goshen and is said to be losing hearing. Lincoln Milner and wife plan to return to Monte Vista Colorado after weeks with relatives. Luther Joday returns from the West where work is scarce. James Rink remains on crutches after serious lung illness. George Juday, Ed Simpson’s brother, seeks rheumatism treatment at Mt. Clemens Michigan and grows weaker needing crutches.
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J. B. Vance
Winona
Addie Benson
Wisconsin
Amasa Stiver
Frank Stoner
Tustin
Mich
Mayme Botts
Chicago
Goshen
Millersburg
Paul Thomas
Lincoln Milner
Monte Vista
Colo
Luther Joday
James Rink
George Juday
Ed Simpson
Mt. Clemens
Guaranty Defended His Reasons For The Scheme In Oklahoma
In Topeka Kansas on August 28 W T Devan defended bank deposit guaranty before a large Audtorium audience. He contrasted guaranty with a proposed postal savings bank and argued deposits are not absolutely secure in any bank. He cited bank deposit figures and noted increased deposits at guaranteed banks while non guaranteed banks lag. He warned against government expansion and recalled Taft and Bryan sparring over the issue.
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Topeka
Kan
W.T. Devan
Bank Deposis
Gearfield Park
Knights of Pythias
Bryan
Taft
Tie
Postal Savings Bank
Guaranty Bank
Tryin
Europe
Paitie
Taft Receives Farewell Cups At Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Virginia 350 guests at the Homestead hotel presented Judge Taft Mrs Taft and young Charles Taft with silver roving cups as a fond farewell. Burr McIntosh projected views of Tafts travels while Horace Te Lurion presided and Taft spoke of the reception before departing for Athens to address the state Grand Army gathering.
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Hot Springs
Homestead Hotel
Judge Taft
Gand
Horace TE Lurion
Teonesser
Taft
Taft Amd
John C. McAnerney
Luke YT
Blackburn
Charles Taft
Athens
Grand Army
Bryan Defends Guarantee Plan and Bank Charter Shift
Bryan reports three fourths of banks favored the guaranty law and says depositors oppose nothing. He cites Governor Haskell noting four national banks charters surrendered to state banks and sixteen more sought state charters. He urges both state and national banks to guarantee deposits, urging a Democratic win to secure this. He leaves for Lincoln.
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Breitenthal
Kansas City
Kansas
Haskell Dn
Hin
Biws
Mithvonl
PHS
Guaranty Syste
Ltirvan
Wansas Republican
Hie
J Oly
Kansas Platforn
Congress
eBevan
Radicunt Phattorne Os
Kryan
Lin
Invasion of the South Plans Enter GOP Talks
Republican strategists from Virginia Alabama and Louisiana briefed Chairman Hitchcock on efforts to boost GOP representation in southern districts. Judge Taft urged a close district approach and Hitchcock agreed. Meanwhile in New York Chairman Mack met with Tammany Hall leader Charles Murphy as Senator McCarren’s Brooklyn leadership faces a rift.
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New York
South
Congress
Hitchcock
Virginia
Alabama
Louisiana
Taft
Republican National Campaign Committee
Democratic Party
New York State
Mack
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Patrick IF. McCarren
Brooklyn
Tammany
Hoffman House
McCarren
Shaw and Ide Speak at Burlington Republican Rally
Leslie M. Shaw former secretary of the treasury and Judge Henry C. Ide ex governor general of the Philippines addressed a Republican rally at Strong theater Burlington. Shaw condemned opposition to popular rule and warned that if opponents win the White House Congress and courts would be unnecessary. He urged that the people will rule in November 1908 repeating past decisive votes.
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Burlington
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Henry C. Ide
St. Johnabury
Philippines
Shaw
White House
Congress
Telegram threatens party faction control in Bubllo region
A telegram to Avelve PD from Oyster Bascovaine, an internal revenue collector, cautions that despite an earlier message, officials remain active in local politics and must follow department rules. The sender demands immediate compliance or replacement of nonconforming staff.
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Bubllo
N.Y
Ratayvias
Avelve PD
Sanders
Oyster Bascovaine
Aig
Regan
Cannon to Open Campaign in Marion County
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon, leader of the national House of Representatives, will open the speaking campaign in Marion county with a Sept. 24 meeting in Indianapolis. The events are hosted by the Norton club of the city.
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Cannon
Indiana
Indianapolis
Joseph G. Cannon
National House of Representatives
Marion County
Nerton Club
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