Hearst Convention Fizzle and Bryan Boost in Debate
A Hearst convention at Chenga is described as a fizzle with little excitement aside from J L Sheppard’s brief push to nominate Bryan. The piece notes Hearst’s lackluster backing for Thomas Hsu gen, Bryan’s growing support among delegates, and critiques of Taft and party dynamics. It mentions Cohe H A Calvert’s death and hints at The Commoner revising its campaign approach.
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Chenga
Indianapolis Newa
Fist Uy
Thomas
Husgen
Massachusette
J.L. Sheppard
Ft. Scott
Kansas
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Seymour Democrat
Remy
Cincinnati
Jackson County
Political Debates and Party Tickets in the 1908 Scene
The article discusses educational work through public questions, mentions six presidential tickets including Republican and Democratic lines, and notes polling figures from four years earlier. It cites opinions on Vice President Fairbanks as a diplomat, Taft as front runner, and debates within the Democratic and Republican camps. It also references speeches, endorsements, and legal notices involving trusts and banking fines.
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Socialist-Labor Party
Upholding the Courts in Republican Platform Message
The Republican Party pledges to uphold state and federal courts authority and integrity across all processes to protect life liberty and property. A Roosevelt statement emphasizes avoiding miscarriages of justice and rejecting technicalities that would shield a guilty defendant, insisting punishment be as due as for any other offender.
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Diitons
Bryan
Demostatic Party
Luse
Prospe
Cus
Irvan Liga
Sears
Repalilican Party
Wih
Evansville Brewing Company Sued For 5000 Damages
Mark Woodland and Sylvester Anderson sue Evansville Brewing Company alleging an agent sold a beverage as lawful without license. Plaintiffs claim purchases were based on misrepresentation. Jury trial in Sullivan resulted in fines of 200 dollars and ninety days in jail for each inn.
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Sullivan Wednes, Das Ogroing
Evansville Brewing Company
Mark Woodland Sylvester Anderson
Sullivan
Political Notes From The Indianapolis Star Highlights Campaign Insight
A compact digest of editorials and notes from Indianapolis papers covers views on the Star's status, Indiana politics prospects, and remarks by Rhody Shiele about the state’s doubtful outcome. It notes Taft era activity, electoral vote history, and a Chicago assault case, plus a medal award to H. B. Swafford and retirements in engineering and public works.
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Indianapolis Star
Star
Linton Citizen
Rhody Shiele
Indianapolis
Indiana
Rhody
Andrane
Arnica Salv e praised by J W Jenkins from Chapel Hu
J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill cites Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best medicine for injuries. He claims it cured a felon on his thumb and has never failed to heal any sore or wound it was applied to, recommending it highly from his experience at Bettar drug store.
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J. W. Jenkins
Chapel Hu
Avery
Whittam
Bettat Drug Store
Ran Te Ne
Rhitts
William G. Batts
Baseball News Highlights from the Day’s Games
The Athletics fell to St Louis 9-5 as the Browns rallied in the ninth. Other results include Cleveland beating Boston in eleven innings, New York defeating St Louis, Chicago beating Boston, and Cincinnati taking Philadelphia. Standings and minor league notes follow with multiple league updates and a court decree mention at the end.
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Philadelphia
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Browns
Athletics
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Schreck
Strackout
Waddell
Wy Vickers
Gov Haskell and Prohibition Writ Trial In West Case
Odd fragmented report notes Gov. Haskell securing a writ to halt the trial of West in a dispute over a Postaire victory, with Judges Huston revising motions and interruptions during proceedings. Mention of advisory committees, Bryan invitation, and frequent garbled lines about medicine ads and local notices in St Paul and Guthrie.
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Attbrne
West
Aunréme
Kangas
Huston
Haskell
Hustop
Atrathay
Weat
Jail Sentences Given in Mitchell and Huron Cases
Ragland James Ragland was sentenced to sixty days in jail and a $200 fine for selling liquor, with an appeal filed. Harry Terrell of Huron received thirty days in jail and fines totaling $150 in a related case, and he also appealed.
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Wennesday
James
Ragland Wis
Jal
Ragland i
Harry Terrell
Huron
Tashnidar
Plan to seek review of Standard Oil ruling outlined
At Lenox Massachusetts on July 30 a government team led by Attorney General Bonaparte and Frank B Kellogg outlined steps to apply for reargument and seek modification of the circuit court of appeals ruling that freed Standard Oil Company of Indiana from a 29000000 judgment. The action would be taken at the earliest possible moment and involves Kellogg Hoyt Sims Wilkerson and Hoyt in discussions with Bonaparte to push the civil suits and the debate records.
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Standard OW Co
Indiana
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
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Offcerg
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
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Washington
Rawin ‘M. Sims
Chicago
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James H. Wilkerson
Sins
Frank B. Ketogs
Hoyt
Sis
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Robbed Mail Boxes Ring Leads to Arrests in New York
Police report two young men were arrested after robbing mail boxes and cashing forged checks. They allegedly netted between 7000 and 10000 dollars from more than twenty victims in and around New York in the past six months. Six other men face suspicion of involvement. A band member provided details on the operation, noting letters were retrieved with a wire. Mrs. Clara Carnahan returns from visiting sister Mrs. William Godwin in Blackmen.
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New York
Bargains in Real Estate Near City Gates
Real estate listing notes acres near Clayfoam on stave road with south front property suitable for home or farm. A one story frame dwelling in Turner's Unit addition offered at 650 dollars. Buyer may exchange for larger property in southwest city area and cover the difference. Nearby four room house listed just outside city gates with 7 percent terms.
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Stave
100 Acres Farm Mortgage With Possession March 1 1999
A 100 acre black sandy field at Lodm is mortgaged for 4000 at five percent interest. The farm includes 15 acres in cultivation near Joan Longe with a barn snake house and tool house. Possession is scheduled for March 1, 1999.
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Markets report mixed cattle prices across regions
Market notes show calves, steers, cows, and feeders with varied bids and prices. Northern and southern regions list several classes such as stockers and feeders with quotes around 4 to 6 dollars, while totals and terms reflect typical daily cattle market activity.
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Fsedore
Chicago
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