Gore Speaks at Coliseum This Evening
Senator Gore addresses the Coliseum on bank deposits and national issues from a Democratic viewpoint. A large crowd is expected, with his wife acting as private secretary and reading aid, drawing significant interest from Republican and Democratic voters alike.
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Gore
Thomas P. Gore
Coliseum
Beck
County Central Committee
William Jennings Bryan
Oklahoma
Denver
Frank E. Hering
Thomas J. Kuhn
C. B. Beck
Central Committee
Wayne County
Bryan
Taft
W. O. Barnard
New Castle
Kuhn
Ryan
Mr. Hering
South Bend
Gore to Speak in City on Oklahoma Reforms
Senator Gore will arrive from Indianapolis in the afternoon and be hosted at the Westcott Hotel. Attorney Thomas J. Study will introduce him, and a long list of vice presidents is announced for the event, reflecting ongoing interest in Oklahoma’s reform efforts and the senator’s oratory prominence.
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Bryan
Oklahoma
Gore
Indianapolis
Westcott Hotel
Thomas J. Study
Senator Gore
Pettis A. Reid
C. W. Caldwell
Everett Brown
H.L. Ashley
Ed. Dye
A. B. Clark
Webster Parry
John C. Pager
C. W. Merrill
Douglass Ruth
Samuel Romey
William, Loehr
Fred Krons
Benham
Henry AB. Johnson
Reese
Marratt
Frank. Leckey
Richard _ Schillinger
Aeotie Staubach
Henry Farwig
RR Alien
Will Sherman
John M
Lawrence
Beeber
Denham
Earlham
Butler
Rose Poly
DePauw
Quakers
Down East
Bankers of Sixth District Postponed Meeting
The Bankers of the Sixth district plan an organization meeting once local bankers are available. The gathering was delayed from the fall festival to avoid interference and is likely to occur before the holidays.
New St. John's Luttheran Church Dedication Draws Praise
Visitors praise the new St. John's Luttheran church at South Seventh and E streets for its commodious handsome structure. The dedicatory services filled much of the past week and conclude Thursday night with a sacred concert conducted by the congregation.
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St. John’s Luttheran Church
Seventh
E Streets
New Lisbon to Receive Natural Gas Service
New Lisbon, Indiana, will soon gain a natural gas supply through a franchise secured by an Indianapolis company. Work paused by dry weather for water to power drilling engines, but water is now secured and drilling will continue until enough wells are in place to feed the town.
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Hagerstown
Ind
New Lisbon
Richmond Natural Gas Company
Indianapolis
New Building at Wernle Orphans Home Planned
As soon as weather allows outdoor work the new Wernle Orphans Home building will start. The wrecking of the current structure will begin in winter and orphans may be housed in city and synod homes during construction.
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Wernle
Webster in Town as Government Entomologist Visits
Prof. F. M. Webster of Washington D C, government entomologist, spent a day with Mr. Phillips and his assistant in Webster last week. They inspected the insectary work at Rathist farm, a bureau ranch.
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F. M. Webster
Washington,d, CG
Phillips
Bureau
Insects Threaten Cereal Crops Near Atlantic Coast
A study examines insects that affect cereal crops and grain as researchers inspect coastal regions. The inquiry focuses on pests impacting yield and potential control measures along the Atlantic shoreline.
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Atlantic
Presbyterian Church Rededication Planned in New Paris
New Paris Ohio October 25 the re dedication of the Presbyterian church will occur Sunday November 1 funds have been provided for improvements so no fund drive is needed there will be raily services in every department of the church and Rev John Wisehart D D professor of Hebrew and old testament literature at Xenia Theological Seminary will preach
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New Paris
Ohio
Presbyterian Church
John Wisehart
Xenia Theological Seminary
Gompers Telegram to Bryan on Cabinet Post Denial
National AFL president Samuel Gompers declares he will not accept any public office and urges Bryan to oppose labor targets for office. The message, dated October 23, 1908, was sent to Jersey City and received by Bryan on arrival.
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New York
Mack
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Bryan
Jersey City
Young Men's Business Club to wind up Fall Festival affairs
The Young Men's Business Club plans a meeting this week to close the Fall Festival. The executive committee aims to clear the slate by the first of next month. Only one or two bills remain unpaid as statements are not yet presented. several firms owe large subscriptions if the event succeeds.
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Young Men's’ Business Club
Cement Prices Fall Promising Cheaper Construction
Cement prices have dropped by 60 cents per barrel to 1.40 to 1.50 as demand stays weak in the city. City projects and citizens continue usual concrete work for walks curbs and sidewalks. contractors say this decline makes concrete work notably cheaper for building homes this year.
Not Likely Plan Cited for Year’s YMCA Carnival
Fragmentary notes suggest no strong push for a carnival this year by the YMCA. The idea was mentioned but not pursued, with officials indicating it is not likely to be developed further.
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Becau
Campaign windup and Cuban missions report at Richmond
The Democratic campaign closes in Richmond with Bryan and Hering speaking in the morning and Kuhn in the evening at the Coliseum. A separate Friends Board session in Richmond reports Cuba missions thriving and Indiana Western Kansas and North Carolina Yearly Meetings turning over governance to the board.
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Cuba
American Friends’ Board of Foreign Missions
South Highth Street
Indiana
Kansas
North Carolina
Virgil Easterling
Washington, D. C
Eliza Armstrong
Missionary Advocate
Indianapolis
Charles
White
Muncie
William P. Henley
Carthage
Lucy Hill Binford
Greenfield
Sylvéster Newlin
Noblesville
Jasper Hadley
Marshalltown
Iowa
Francis A. Wright
Kansas City
Samuel Bilis
Central City
Nebraska
J. W Sparks
Willmington
Ohio
James Carey, Jr
Baltimore
Caroline Wood
New York
Morton Pearson
Church Dedication Attended by Local Residents
Local residents attended the rededication of the Friends' church in Carthage. President R. L. Kelly of Earlham College delivered the dedicatory sermon in the morning and a lecture in the afternoon.
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Carthage
Friends’ Church
R. L. Kelly
Earlham College
Earlham Optimistic After Loss to Wittenberg Outlook Bright
Earlham football remains confident about its pursuit of the Indiana secondary championship despite a defeat to Wittenberg. Substitutes saw action against the Lutherans, and coach Vail notes the challenge in judging true strength while acknowledging outside factors and referee criticism.
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Earlham
Wittenberg
Vail
Richmond Delegates Return From Lutheran Synod Meeting
Richmond residents who attended the Olive Branch Lutheran Synod gathering in Indianapolis have returned home. Lee B. Nusbaum was re elected director of Wittenberg College and George H. Knollenberg was chosen a Layman movement representative. Mrs Knollenberg was named director of the Oesterlin Orphans Home with Rev Bu Heard serving as president last year. Emma Crivel was chosen historian of the missionary society.
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Richmond
Indianapolis
Olive. Branch Lutheran Synod
Lee B. Nusbaum
Wittenberg College
George H. Knollenberg
Knollenberg
Oesterlin
Bu @. Heard
Emma Crivel
Three Cases For Today Incourt Docket
Fragmentary docket note lists three cases for today with unclear names and attendees. The text mentions bonds and individuals such as Sean Bessick in a partial record. Further details are not readable.
Hospital 10 Be Discussed At City Council Meeting
Trustees and city councilmen will meet at the Commercial Club to discuss the Reid Memorial Hospital deed to the city and next year’s appropriation of about 4 000 dollars. A dissatisfied physician pushes resolutions to transfer control while others fear political entanglements. trustees may allow more city representation on the board.
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Reid Memorial Hospital
Commercial Club
Gore-Hering Special to Tour Southern Indiana
Democratic State Committee schedules two campaign specials in Indiana this week. Gore and Higgins to lead a Gore-Hering train with Frank E. Hering and labor officials aboard. Kern special to run on interurban lines as schedule allows. cast includes Weaver Carter Feick Parry Flood and Francis with Owen Beall slated for later days. Gore to join first two days if son’s health permits.
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Democratic State Committee
Indiana
Thos. P. Gore
Oklahoma
Jas. H. Higgins
Rhode Island
Gore-Hering
Frank E. Hering
South Bend
Edgar A. Perkins
State Federation of Labor
O. P. Smith
Federation
State Committee
John W. Kern
Kern
Jas. B. Weaver
Iowa
Charles D. Carter
Fred L. Feick
Legislative Board of Railway
John S. Parry
Union Labor Party
California
Henry C. Flood
West Virginia
David Francis
Missouri
R .L. Owen
United States
Jack Beall
Texas
Gore
Chairman Mack's View of W. J. Bryan's Vote
Fragmentary note presents Chairman Mack's stance on W. J. Bryan's vote with scattered state names including Idaho Montana Colorado Nebraska Nevada South Dakota and a total figure of 301. The text appears as a garbled historical excerpt.
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Mack
W. J. Bryan
Idaho
Montana
Colorado
Nebraska
Nevada
Indiana
South
Dakota
Marshall Declines Private Train for Campaign Tour
Indianapolis dispatch reports Thomas R. Marshall refused private train paid by Frank E. Hering for a "Tom Marshall Special" to cover multiple districts. Marshall said he would pay his own expenses and not accept private funding, leading to the plan's abandonment after state committee discussions.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
Stokes Jackson
Tom Marshall
Marshall
Lafayette
Jackson
Taking Pride In Church Debt Reduction Plan
St. John's Lutheran Church at Seventh and South E streets aims to raise under 10000 dollars in coming weeks through personal subscriptions. The congregation plans to cover the deficit by member solicits, noting the church was built entirely by its members' efforts.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Seventh and
South E Street
Attendance Record Set at First Methodist Rally
A large crowd gathered at the First Methodist Episcopal Church for Sunday school yesterday morning. The attendance reached a record total of 523 with an excellent program filling the meeting.
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Episcopal
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Webster
Agricultural Experiment Station
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T. H. Kuhn
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Rooters
Blondie
Gaston
Capt
Harrell
Charley Horse
Phil Bruner
Earthaziites
Phil
Bruner
N. Bond
Sean Bessick
Bond
J. Ogsoen Armour
Bea A
Mr. Marshall
Afayette
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