Democratic Meetings in Indiana and Taft Support
Elkhart hosts Hon Thomas R Marshall for governor on Oct 28. Nappanee hosts Marshall on Oct 30. Barnhart speech at charity conference praises Indiana institutions and tax payers interests. Taft support urged, with Taft by proxy or in person preferred for voter clarity. Bryan supporters cited by H B Kiffer in Ohio as reasons to vote for Bryan.
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Elkhart
Thomas R. Marshall
Nappanee
Taft
Indiana
Elkhart Review
Duty of the farmer under tariff and trust control
The piece argues farmers seek relief from tariff protection and high prices for implements, noting wool losses and distrust of trusts. It denounces political handouts and railroading at the Republican convention, citing Indiana Democrats and business lists urging voters to resist control by trusts.
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Big Four
Joe Cannon
Serena Payne
John Dalzell
Jimmy Sherman
Europe
Hitchcock
Organized Labor Enters Politics in AFL Action
A. F. of L. magazine editors led by Samuel Gompers report labor’s clear political role. The Denver convention plank backs the Democratic Party, with widespread labor journal resolutions urging wage earners to exercise their franchise.
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American Federation of Labor
Democratic Party
Denver
United States
Chicago
American Labor Movement
A. F. of L
Labor Factions Rally Behind Gompers as Election Hinge
A labor journal endorses Samuel Gompers and the AFL leadership citing unity against government discrimination. The piece notes widespread union backing, editorial support from twenty five journals, and hints at how Bryan or Taft outcomes could reshape labor influence in national politics. The article frames the ballot battle as a crisis in labor history with preparations intensifying.
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Samuel Gompers
A. F. of L
Executive Council
Federation Council
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Organized Labor
Roosevelt Opposes Miller in Railroads Political Fight
President Roosevelt blasts railroad attorneys like Charles W. Miller as they seek Congress. He calls for a public register of lobbyists and declares such figures should run openly rather than hidden behind representing the people.
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President Roosevelt
Miona tablets touted as cure for indigestion and dyspepsia
The ad claims Miona tablets toning stomach walls will properly churn food, cure indigestion, and end related symptoms like fullness and belching. It asserts pepsin cannot cure dyspepsia and offers a money back guarantee through Henry N Jenner at the drug store. Also mentions Co G Minstrels show at Jefferson theatre next Wednesday with reserved seats starting Monday.
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Henry N. Jenner
Drug Post
Company G. Minstrels
Mse Sl
Ely
Jefferson Theatre
Co. G
Goshen
Harrison Memorial to be unveiled by President Harrison's daughter
Miss Filizabeth Harrison, youngest daughter of ex President Harrison, will release flags at the unveiling of the Harrison monument in University square next Tuesday. The court of honor and decorative scheme, prepared by Frederick Owens with Bettermann Brothers executing, will feature forty six flagstaffs representing states and a wreath adorned speakers stand. John B. Blum will preside at the ceremonies.
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Indianapolis
Filizabeth Harrison
Harrison
University Square
Albert Metzger
Frederick Owens
Washington
Owens
National Capital
Bettermann Brothers
New York Street
Pennsylvania Street
Meridian Street
Harrison Monument
Pennsylvania
Meridian Streets
Federal Square
Unversity Square
United States
John B. Blum
Benjamin Clarrison
Will
Benton News: Local Family Events and Revival Services
Manford Butler and family from Fort Wayne attended the funeral of their cousin Mrs Charles Juday and returned Monday. Willis Ott and children of Syracuse visited Mrs Rebecca Peoples. Miss Josephine Banta visited Miss Blanche Arnold in Goshen. Alex Reynolds and Mrs Clara Eddy of Elkhart wed at the home of Mrs Leander Cripe. Ruby Butler attended the Reynolds wedding with family. Revival meetings at Clinton and Fifth streets attract larger crowds with Elder Wm Lampin from Polo Illinois leading. Services at 7 30 each evening. all invited.
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Manford Butler
Jane Butler
Fort Wayne
Charles Juday
Willis Ott
Syracuse
Ott
Rebecca Peoples
Josephine Banta
Blanche Arnold
Goshen
Alex. Reynolds
Clara Eddy
Elkhart
Leander Cripe
Bailor
M. E. Church
Bessie Teal
Frank Reynolds
Benton
Alex, Reynolds
Tilghman Butler
C. W. Butler
Ruby
James Weddell
Clinton and
Fifth Streets
Wm, Lampin
Polo, Ill
Train Schedule Highlights and Destinations
Limited trains depart daily at 8:30 11:30 2:30 and 5:30 PM with Sunday last at 11:20 PM. Three Express and Freight trains run daily except Sunday with departures at 7:00 AM 10:15 AM 5:00 PM and 7:00 AM. Trains to LaPorte and Michigan City run via car connections. Freight and Express arrivals occur at 10:00 AM 30 PM and 9:00 PM.
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Elkhart
Mishawaka
South Bend
LaPorte
Michigan City
LaPorte Daly
Chas. G. Lohman
Gap
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Goshen Democrat
Joseph A. Beane
Henry A. Barnhart
Barnhart
Bryan
Mr. Taft
H. B. Kiffer
New Philadelphia
Ohio
New York World
Ghall
Mack
The
Democratic
Nappanee News
American Federaionist
Ameri
Can Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Miller
Charles W. Miller
Lake Shore Railway
Congress
Greenfield
Ind
Dave Ellis
Cincinnati
Laborto
Tid
Wesley Reynolds
Suites Bank
Westville
Laforte Conty
Allen Koontz
Wis
Petersburg
Init
Oet
Otwell
Risselli
Alicorn
Vincennes
Figondo
Tuartlett, Kahn & Co
Perre Haute
Empire Paper Companny
Oakland City
Benton News
Fred C. Witten
Kimm St
Newark
Sterling Remedy Co
N.Y
Northern Indiana Railway
C. O. Miller
Ing Machine Shop
East Washington St
E. C. Wilson
Geo. W. Roscoe
Rogers & Wilson
Iin
F. Thiers
South Main Street
Gladwin County
Michigan
J. Roth
Middlebury
J. W. Troyer
Gosher
C. Hoover
J. D. Mather
Edson Conrad
George Leming
Ligonier
John Besser
Incom
Bond
Old Crow
Bond and Lillard
Hermitage
Green River
Old Continental
Canadian Club
Old Belle of Anderson
Sherwood Rye
Kentucky Reserve
Lewis Cook
F.c. Taylor
Old Elk. Co
W. Hinebaugh
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