Fort Wayne Journal Attacks McCulloch Over Bank Rates Seemingly
A Fort Wayne editorial column accuses the Fort Wayne Journal of manufactured attacks on Hon. Charles McCulloch over bank interest rates and streetcar fares. It argues the paper allies with a streetcar monopoly to push cheap fares at the expense of banking interests and public funds.
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Fort Wayne Journal
Charles McCulloch
Journal
Post
Fort Wayne
McCulloch
Hamilton National Bank
Consolidated Street Railway Company
Consolidated Company
Post Promises Renewed Fight for Fare and Tax Reform
The Fort Wayne Post proclaims public support despite opposition from the Fort Wayne Journal and taxpayers who view it as an enemy. It pledges renewed zeal in campaigning for a three-cent fare and taxation of corporations amid heated political conflict.
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Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Journal
Everett
Board of Public Works
Charlie Ross
Billy Patterson
Strope
Journal
Mr. Everett
Council
Randall declares candidacy for congress amid county politics
The morning paper notes P. A. Randall announces his bid for congress until the convention. It recalls his history of opposing Democratic tickets in Allen County and hints at a strategic withdrawal date tied to delegate actions. The item blends with other city notices and editorial quips about local politics and public works contracts.
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P. A. Randall
Winfield Stratton and the wealth from Cripple Creek mines
Winfield Scott Stratton, owner of the Independence mine in Cripple Creek, reportedly worth 20 million, says he lives modestly after rejecting a 12 million offer. He notes 1.95 million remaining in his Denver bank accounts as of last November and claims six mines outright with no partners. The piece also references Dr Aubry’s book example on the contagion of crime.
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Winfield Scott Stratton
Independence
Cripple Creek
Denver
Dr. Aubry
Donnelly vs Grandmother Defamation Case Provokes Research Question
The report notes a grandchild winning damages against a doctor over defaming his grandmother in scientific research. It then shifts to Ignatius Donnelly’s political ambitions and Crespo’s Venezuelan leadership, including Crespo’s rise from militia to general and the country’s small standing army and militia.
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Venezuela
Orinoco
Republic
Harrison on the Presidency in Ladies' Home Journal
Ex President Benjamin Harrison will discuss the presidential office in the February Ladies' Home Journal series This Country of Ours He analyzes election provisions reelection eligibility term length and presidential independence from office seekers He notes that changes seem unlikely without a triggering event and offers practical views from experience
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Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Ladies‘ Home Journal
Rabbit Lunch at City Sample Rooms Announced
Rabbit Lunch offered to the public at C. E. Geary's sample room 192 Griffith Street this evening. Fort Wayne Post advertises the event and invites all to attend.
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Board of Trade
Calhoun Street
C. E. Geary
Griffith Street
Anything Can Be Done With a Chafing Dish Motto
Lucy Cleveland proclaims the home as the backbone of the state and urges women to master cooking in a chafing dish. She offers mutton with terrapin sauce and two Welsh rabbit recipes, arguing practical domestic cookery can empower women and strengthen the nation.
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Lucy Cleveland
Oe Press Association
England
Britain
Seine
Madagascar
Columbia
Sedan
Paris
Bismarck
Eve
Eden
Adam
Paradise
United States Navy
Venezuela
New York
Federations Highlight Civic Reform and Domestic Training
Mary C. Francis notes that General Federation of Women’s Clubs members push municipal reform civic investigation and domestic science. Orange NJ improves by day nurseries and a Domestic Training program while Massachusetts and Quincy IL clubs influence streets railways and parks. Washington federation focuses on DC women’s legal status and press association efforts.
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Federation of Woman's Clubs
Henrotin
New York City
Improvement Society of Orange
N. J
Woman’s Club of
Orange
America
Massachusetts
New England
Woman
Council of
Quincy
Ill
Washington
Ella M. S. Marble
District Federation
Federation
District of Columbia
Woman’s National Press Association
Houses
Congress
Willard’s Hotel
Mary C. Francis
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Ignatius Donnelly
Ignatius
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Orinoco Valley
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Guzman
Army of the Republic
Olga Nethersole
Bitingo
Leicester
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Carmen
Leslie Carter
Mr. Kellard
Herald Square Theatre
Bomania Post
Federated Women
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District Telegraph Office
Evenine Post
Louis F. Cardel
Pixley-Long Block
Peter F. Poirson
East
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Purman Street
Peter ¥. Poirson
Bank Block
Telephone 214
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Barrer
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New Aveline
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J. Care Ost
Emily
John FE. Thompson
Wall Treet
Noble
Clinton Street
M. Evening Post
Washington St
East Main Street
Henry Manning
E. Wayne St
Romy & Bobilya
Normandy
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Schmitz
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Simon Freistrofffr
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