Marshall county delegates for Shively and local civic notes
Some Marshall county delegates to the democratic congressional convention support Shively. Decoration Day observed at Hobart with exercises. Frank J. Hall, Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor, spoke. Fifth Street paving approved, council urged to tackle another street project. Indianapolis note mocks Hugh Hanna and a Wall Street influenced monetary system.
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Marshall County
Shively
Hobart
Frank J. Hall
Indianapolis
Louis Ludlow
Washington
Hugh Hanna
Mr. Hanna
Wall Street
City council backs nonpartisan school board choice
In a unanimous vote the Goshen council endorsed keeping schools out of politics and elected William H. Char nley and Josiah W. Replogle to the nonpartisan board, praising their qualifications and looking forward to faithful service.
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Goshen
William H. Charnley
Josiah W. Replogle
Political shift alters board majority balance
A few years ago the board was nonpartisan with party differences not mattering. Wise Republican leaders then secured three seats for their party changing the board's balance.
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Scientious Service
Real Estate Transfers in Elkhart and Surrounding Areas
A sequence of property transfers is reported across Elkhart, Goshen, and nearby townships. Transactions include parcels in Elkhart valued up to $5,000 and deeds involving multiple individuals such as Yoder, Koh, Dotson, Hewitt, and Morningstar.
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Sadie E. Yoder
Chas. R. Yoder
Goshen
Martin F. Kohl
Frank Kohl
Elkhart
Jacob B. Wogeman
Frank Blender
Chas. Dotson
Geo. W. Roath
Godfrey E. Knight
Thomas Hewitt
Mary K. Wood
John Ziesel
Elizabeth A. Tecter
Wakarusa
J. W. Fieldhouse
L. Wyland
Jacob Bontrager
I. Wright Short
George BE. Compton
Martha L. Cullers
Clarence Asbey dies after long illness in South Bend
Clarence Asbey a 51 year old lifelong South Bend resident died at his home after more than a year of illness from endocarditis and heart trouble. once a circus and vaudeville performer he toured Europe as a knife and axe thrower and later did living statuary earning early fame as a vaudeville star. The brief notice notes his show career and death details.
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Clarence Asbey
South Bend
Europe
Barnum
Roosevelt Support Ties Taft Platform to Roosevelt Policies
Washington reports discuss a Republican national platform aligned with Theodore Roosevelt's policies. Ohio figures led by Wade Ellis meet Secretary of War to shape the platform with Taft possibly succeeding to further Roosevelt ideals. Bryan campaigns address Democratic issues amid the alliance’s political shifts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wratt
Chierezo Convent
Taft
T Jay
McWintey
Statewide primary stirs Iowa races and party splits
A scrambled report from Des Moines notes parties outline dates for the November election by statewide primary. Candidates focus on governorship and U S Senate races with Warren Garst, Bo Carrall, and John A. Dian leading governors’ field. Fred Whitte pursues Prohibition. Me McGillis seeks socialist support amid factional divides.
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Toes Moines
Towa
Saint Uhre
Anonns
Nepetur Abesan
AQ AM Son
Chiebue PS
Gt Cnydais Bend
Cebe
Ailieers
Tien Stiied
Fred E. Whitte
McGillis
Bryan cancels Minnesota address to university students
William Jennings Bryan has postponed his engagement to speak to University of Minnesota students in Minneapolis tonight. President Northrup says the speaker, during a governors conference in Washington, indicated it would be unwise to address Minnesota students at this time. No further word has been received, but Northrup believes Bryan will respond later.
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Ohio
Wade Elis
Resolutioois
Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Minneapolis
William Jennings Bryan
University of
Dahlman Defends Nebraska Campaign Funding Tale
Omaha mayor James Dahlman claims funds reported in a New York article were raised and spent in Nebraska 1904. He asserts Thomas W. Kean through W B Sheehan handled the money and denies links to any treachery against Governor Berg or the national committee.
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Oman
Dane
James Trahlosine
Omaha
Deniwerttie
Nebraska
New York
Thomas W. Kean
W. Eb. Sheehitt
Sheehan
Walker
Vp, &. Allen
Berg
Laverner
Dahlman
Campian
Bryan
Phe Mones
MD Wood
Roosevelt
Jieriy Berge
Mar. Kiyaney
Fan Sveehin
Rvan Do Dent
Ne Taney
Jraivernce Bryan
Parker
Fairbanks Race Prompts Denial of Misleading Statements
A statement authorized by Senator Hemenway defends Vice President Fairbanks saying reports misrepresent his candidacy. It asserts Fairbanks will be named at Chicago for the presidential nomination and warns against any unauthorized remarks at the convention. Myan declines to comment amid Democratic opposition and party maneuvering ahead of the nominating event.
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Indianapolis
Ute
Fairbanks Cadidacy
Hemenway
Faibanks
Chicago
Trans
Patiauks
Artist Gift to Roosevelt and Hearst Vote Tally
An Italian envoy presented President Roosevelt with an orange symbol marking the fleet's departure from Hampton, while New York politics saw William Randolph Hearst gain eighty nine votes in the day’s mayoral tally. George B. Melthin led the early mayoral contest as the counting of Natlots votes continued.
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Washington
Barron Mayer Des Pharehes
Patina
Leosevst Ranelsea Vitters
Italien Iates
New York
Leen
Willan Ry
George B. Me
Hearst
U S Public Debt Shows Monthly Increase of 11 Million
The May 30 closing debt total excluding cash in treasury reached 509,308,901, an increase of 11,171,379 for the month, per the monthly statement from Washington dated June 2.
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Washington
Unrest Reported in Central America Arrives by Steamer
Reportes from the steamer Acapuco arriving from Central American ports describe great unrest across the region. Passengers provide details of upheaval affecting towns and travel. Authorities caution readers to await fuller dispatches as investigations continue.
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San Francisco
Acapuco
Central American
Central America
Special Elkhart County Council meeting set for June 5 1908
Notice announces a special meeting of the Elk hart County Council of Elkhart County Indiana on June 5 1908 at 9 30 a m in the County Auditor s office Goshen Indiana. Auditor D C Batchelor prescribes the agenda as any lawful business before the council.
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Elkhart County
Indiana
Goshen
D. C. Batchelor
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Imperial Orchestra
Ellisy
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Gesiends Pisted
Setttur
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Reno
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Rogers Bros
Dennison
Keipp’s
Umbrella House
South Main Street
Hawks’ Drug Store
Elkhart County Council
Harper Laundry Co
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Har- Lister Driuc Company
Madison
Wis
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Leininger's
Hapgoods (Inc
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Traction Terminal
Indy
Eddie Collins
No. Main St. Goshen
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Twomey
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