State pride may not help Bryan in Nebraska race
Lincoln dispatch notes that despite strong early state pride for Bryan, later pictures shift to Taft. Republicans expect Sheldon to win governor and Taft to carry electoral votes, while Democrats forecast Bryan victory in a tight race. Bank guaranty issue dominates voter focus and Bry an volunteers mobilize a large network. Swedes and traveling salesmen bolster Bryan support. Cannon remains a live issue with several Republican incumbents pledged to oppose his renomination.
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The Widow Sage and Her Vast Philanthropic Reach
New York report explains Mrs. Russell Sage, now 80, controls about 80 million to spend for the public good. She has funded naval Y M C A improvements and Constitution Island gifting, with Roosevelt praising her generosity and foresight.
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Vandalia Excursion To South Whitley For County Baseball
The Vandalia special will run next Sunday to South Whitley for local residents attending the Whitley county games. North Manchester Walk overs and Columbia City Greys meet first, with the winners facing South Whitley Greens for the title. Jack Eubank, former Detroit league pitcher, will play for North Manchester.
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New Candy Kitchen Opens in Magee Building Fort Wayne
James Pantazil of Fort Wayne leases half of the Magee building on Fourth Street to start a candy kitchen. He is related to D. A. Youngker and already runs the largest candy kitchen in the city.
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State News Flashes of Towns Across Indiana
Reports from towns include saloon closures prompting pool rooms in New Castle, a self inflicted death in Chicago, unusual egg records from Danville, fatalities and injuries in Kokomo, disbandment of Frankfort football due to injuries, plans for a Lafayette fruit show with Purdue, an aviator quitting ballooning after a 100 foot fall, a forgery arrest near New Castle, a fatal robbery of Dr. Eberle in Indianapolis, reform school cases from South Bend, a Shelbyville hypotheria death, and a reopening note from the Central Association at Congre
Roselawn Fire Destroys Business District At $30000 Loss
A fire devastated Roselawn's business district causing estimated losses of thirty thousand dollars. The incident prompted questions about fire safety as communities plan next year's congregational churches meeting at Fairmount.
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Marion Chronicle Praises H J McSheehy at Odd Fellows Meet
The Marion Chronicle lauds H J McSheehy of Marion who attended the Odd Fellows district convention in Logansport. It notes McSheehy as editor of the Logansport Chronicle, grand high priest of the Indiana O F, and long serving editor for 33 years, a patriarch of Indiana journalism.
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Delegates Honored at Knights of Pythias Session
Cass county delegates at the grand edge session of the Knights of Pythias in Indianapolis were honored by two appointments. H. D. Grahs of this city was named to the mileage and per diem committee, and D. E. Craig of Young America was named deputy grand chancellor. The Pythian Sisters convention which convened yesterday ended today.
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Bell Attacks Cannon as Trusts Ally in Campaign Speech
Danville reporters say Theodore A. Bell of California branded Joseph Cannon a national autocrat and boss who upholds standpatism and plutocracy. He argued Cannon sustains unequal wealth, private taxation, and industrial despotism while urging voters to repudiate his influence.
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Nichols Family Boosts Democratic Ticket in Morocco
The Nichols family of 28 members from southwest of Morocco Indiana will support the Democratic ticket in the upcoming election. This rural household represents a notable show of local party backing in the region.
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