Republican Gall: Indiana Cass County Meeting for Delegates
Republic an call directs Cass County voters to meet in wards and townships to choose delegates and alternates for a district convention in Marion Indiana on February 4th 1908. The district convention will elect delegates and alternates to the Republican national convention in Chicago June 6th 1908. Also one presidential elector and alternate. Adams township Twelve Mile school house Saturday February 1 1908 at 7 p m.
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National Committee
State Committee
Republican Party
Cass County
Indiana
Marion
Chicago
Ill
Adams Township
Twelve Mile
Royal Gypsy Concert Company at Ocean Grove Tonight
Royal Gypsy Concert company a selection of young ladies from New York City churches presents at the Nelson theater as the fourth RR YMCA lecture course attraction. Managed by Tali Esen Morgan the troupe tours after a successful Elkhart show with double quartet acts and humorist Wilson. The program features gypsy costumes with mandolins guitars tambourines and castanets.
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New York
Nelson
Madison Square
East River
Blackwell’s Island
Royal Gypsy Concert Company
New York City
Ocean Grove
Connorsville
Nelson Theater
Tali Esen Morgan
Morgan
Elkhart
Wilson
Delegates Named for Party District Convention December 1907
The notice lists township polling sites and times for delegate selections on January 31 and February 1 1908. It also details ward delegate allocations including First Third Fifth wards and two and four wards with a one and one half vote limit. Delegates and alternates are to report to the secretary. Herbert A Brown is the party official.
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Herbert A. Brown
Spooner and Miss Flypp Talk Of Love
A flirtatious exchange centers on Miss Flypp as Mr. Spooner declares her the best girl in the world and the loveliest, with compliments on her accomplishments and sweetness. He praises her as a perfect pink of propriety and perfection in a lighthearted courtship vignette.
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Mr. Spooner
Miss Flypp
Mrs. Spooner
Local Social Notes Highlight Club Meetings and Dances
Social events fill the week with gatherings at 312 Michigan Avenue and across town. King’s Daughters host a session. Knights and Ladies of Honor plan a gala masquerade skating at the Olympic rink. Married Men hold a dance at Stettiner hall with other attractions tonight. Fortieth anniversary for Ezra and wife celebrated with family. several card parties and lectures noted. Rehearsals and meetings of Woman’s Progressive Club Trinity Guild and Ladies Christian Union appear, plus a church wedding announced for Ethel Et nire and Artur Routh.
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Stettiner Hall
Woman's ‘Progressive Club
Woman's Progressive Club
Wall
Thomas ‘Dé, Quinsey
Life and
John Navin
John, Ruskin
Ada Coppock
Fern Wedekind
Presbyterian Church
Ethel Etnire
Artur Routh
EB. A. Arthur
Bringhurst Street
Ezra Stephens
Michigan Road
Stephens
Knights of Columbus
Stettiner
Companion Foresters
George Umbarger
Wells
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Social calendar events listed for the week
Today Knights of Pythias dance and church gatherings mark the social week. Thursday Knights of Honor and masquerade skating at the Olympic rink. Friday Assembly dance and sewing circle. Saturday Purple Club dance at Masonic Temple. Sunday Crescent club and stag events. Tuesday Trinity Guild and married men's club dance at Stettiner.
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Masonic Temple
Modest Dora Addresses Suitor With Witty Banter
A man pleads for a marriage proposal to Dora calling her the empress of his heart. Dora responds with playful flattery and wit asking for a word to make him happy before she considers any commitment. The vignette ends with Mr Spooner leaving the cantina.
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Dora
Mr. Spooner
Chas. King
Parrish
Hampton
Young Brant
Charles Kine
Work to Do Delays Completion of House Repairs
The narrative notes a man’s dull season as several weeks pass before he finishes repairing the house, highlighting idle work and delay.
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Boston
Boston Bay
Deadly Insult Says it All About Petticoats
A New York boy fights another on the street and his mother punishes him. She lectures on the sin of fighting, but the boy protests that the other boy insulted her by saying she wears a petticoat. The joke lands when the mother asks what was said.
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New York
When Learning Is Jocular at Yale Campus
Yale students use jocular tones toward faculty in a lighthearted exchange about grades. A professor humorously acknowledges a low mark while students joke about campus lunchrooms nicknamed dog wagons for bologna sandwiches and hot dogs.
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Yale
Dycot Funker
Shay
Jack
Rabbit Mention Sparks Curious Offer For Dog Chaser
A brief line from The Bohemian quotes a person saying they had a rabbit, followed by a witty aside about a dog as a chaser. The exchange hints at a playful, informal tone in the periodical’s humor.
Photographer's Fall After Bella's Pictures
A former leading photographer recalls Bella's impact on his business. Bella's portraits wowed a multimillionaire from Pittsburg who admired one image in the showcase. He hoped for an introduction but, upon meeting Bella, rushed to catch the first train back to Pittsburg.
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Bella
Pittsburg
Irish Girl Can Do Mental Math Without Reading
A girl in Dublin, Ireland, who cannot read or write, can perform any sum set before her through a mental arithmetic process.
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Dublin
Irviand
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Hoffman & Moss
Market Street
the Continental Fire Ins. Co. of
N.Y
C.M. Burge
Elliot Barn
Hendricks Bros. Printers
Market St
Jesse C. Julian
High Street
THE
Star Drilling
Macil CE Akron D
WM. F. Steiger
George St
M. J. Porter
Broadway
Alvan -Askren
Ind
R.R
Hobb’s
George H. Gise
Bowen Bank
Republican Gall
Monte Carlo
Trueheart-Dillon and Burke
Lew Golden
Vera Harte
John P. Burke
Annie Golden
Eva Sullivan
May Burns
Royal Gypsy Concert CO
Bethelhem
Metea
P. m. Boone
Royal Centre
Harrison
Lucerne
Jefferson
Galloway
Jackson
Lincsoln
P. m. Tipton
Cross Roads
Washington
Centre
Clay
Shady Nook
Clinton
Clymers Station
Deer Creek
Miami Township
Millers
Noble
Eel Township
W. S
Eeel
North Court Room
3Rd Ward
3Rd and
At & P. m. Hel
4Th
North St
Bel
5Th Ward
15Th St
Chary
King’s Daughters
Golden Chain Circle
Olympic
Mr. Bush
William Graffis
Yester
George Taber
Market
Cora Nethercutt
Southside
Burnettsville
Nellie Nethercutt
Miss Nethercutt
Christian Church
Nelson Theatre
Ladies’ Society
Modern Patriotic Club
Hall
Flora T. Neff
Trinity Guild
Hatch
Seventh
Etnire Routh
Sewing Circle of the King’s Daughters
M. E. Ireland
Michigan Avenue
P. Dance
P. Hall
Etnire
Arthur Routh
Umbarger
Ladies’ Christian Union
Shoemaker
King’s Daughters Sewing Circle
Mrs. Ireland
Crescent Club
Stag. Club
Davy Crockett
Central States Theatre
Colessees
Ray Lest
Matinee
Nancy-Rice
the Girl From
Kentucky
Four Schades
Hawes Sisters
Harry Jones
the Dowling
Ralph Russell
Heroine
Bob Hampton
Randall Parrish
Little Big Horn
Custer
Sitting Bull
Mr. Parrish
West
Placer
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