Will War on the Saloon in Temperance Rally Card
J J Fanning in Philadelphia outlines abolition of liquor traffic and initiative referendum at a large audience. Fort Wayne and New Haven officials backed candidates for local offices while Fanning’s addresses urge prohibitionist unity and electoral action. Continued discussion noted on Page 7 Column 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton A. Friend
New Haven
Charles A. Burt
Fort Warne
John
Alken
Dytay
Sevond Sisiales
LeRoy Blackburn
Sprinziel
Ira
Astrid
Winn
Rebilas Tourt
Wayne
Pee
Mercer
B. Graham
Fort Way
Samuel Tynal
Fort Wayne
J. Wwatterson
Hel River’ Township
Urveror
A. J. Geddes
Don Naevnie
Syays Township
Ranishivn Party
J. Fanning
Paradelphia
Ator
Haus Assembly
Elrants
Coleman
Sonny
Fanking
Fanning
Sweet Girl and Big Gun In Toledo Court Row
In Toledo on April first Violet, a pretty young woman, sparked a fright on Morrin Street as she allegedly brandished a revolver and led a chase through town. Patrolman Schroeter intervened, valer exited the scene with the weapon. Violet claimed no intoxication and faced a thirty day sentence in the workhouse court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Winter Doran
Irving
Fort Warne
Aid
Morrin Street
Avery
J. Chen
John Schroeter
Violet
Vexiv
Rhea
Telegraph speed and Morse code era described
A fragmentary historical note discusses telegraph speed, Morse code, and the capacity of operators. It mentions an average word length,dots and dashes per letter, and early limits of manual transmission alongside the rising efficiency of the hand operator and system tests at Patrick Empois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimenigsson
Ayrtem Aioe
Vatinne
Patrick Empois
Well Known Shophian Dead in Fort Wayne
Alfred S. Durnell a longtime Pennsylvania Company foreman in Fort Wayne died at home on East Jefferson Street after a long illness from typhoid pneumonia. Born in 1854 in Pennsylvania he moved to this city in 1878 and worked twenty one years in the tin shop before becoming foreman at the east yards. Survived by his wife four brothers and a sister, he was highly regarded as a citizen and defender of the home, a member of the Fort Wayne lodge of blinders. Funeral is set for Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred S. Durgell
Pennsylvania Company
East Safferson Street
Darnell
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Comepany
East Yards
Lowle
Chester
Terman
Bacry
Addie Durnell
Mr. Durnel
Fort Wayne
Judge Heaton Rules On Ditch Case In April Term
Huntington April 1 Special to the Journal Gazette Judge Heaton of the Allen Superior Court rules on the two thirds remonstrance in the D A Clampitt drainage matter. He determines 107 interested parties exist though only 48 names appear on the remonstrance meaning the required two thirds are not met thus delaying merit hearing. He counts heirs and purchasers as having rights to be counted and signals corrections if details misstate findings while upholding the remonstrance as insufficient for hearing two thirds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-Gazette
Huntington
OQ. Heaton
The
Allen
Superior Court
D. A. Clampitt
Infant Son of George Parrot Is Dead
Notice reports the death of the infant son of George Parrot at the residence. The fragmentary text mentions details of rites and a funeral event, with reference to a cathedral and local clergy. The readable portion identifies the family surname Parrot and the event of death occurring recently in a community setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parrot
Hahn Practice Session With Fort Wayne Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a practice session involving Hahn and Fort Wayne with mentions of Wile Soa and a nine ral writ Brawn de jes freleeigkn. The text is garbled but hints at a prior workout and a phased schedule.
Bloomingdale School Fight Spurs Call for New Building
A delegation of about 100 Bloomingdale Ninth Ward citizens pressed the school board for a new building to replace the aging Ward school. Board president W L Cook outlined funding tensions, with two board terms expiring before completion. The board agreed to proceed toward constructing a new school within two years, starting in June on a partial wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingdale
Gyttt
Fonm
Sludy
Ninth Ward
WL Cook
Slit
Sire
Bayer
Cook
Goheen
Tinkham
George H. Crouse
H. A. Miller
Iself
Viener
Hs Fageessors
Warnan
Anae
Republicans to push Aldrich currency bill through House
Washington plans call for a caucus of Republican leaders by week’s end to adopt and push the Aldrich currency bill as a party measure. Rep. Clive Watson seeks signatures for the caucus, with amendments including clearing house certificates and a currency commission. President Roosevelt expected to discuss the program. outcome hinges on caucus support and Senate alignment.
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Washington
Republican House
Clive Watson
Hoves
Tovdus
Senate
House
Diana
Aldrich
Banate
Rtepublican
Vreeland
Fowler
Ald- Tith
Crirvener Commission
Republican Party
Chicago
Building plans tied to removal of old structure
The article notes rooms for scholars during removal of the old building and outlines that the old structure will be torn down to make way for a larger wing. It mentions legal steps, committee gratitude, and the plan for a separate ventilation plant to be built with the north wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peraonally
Ial Oa Ie
British Cabinet Completes Reshuffle in April 1 Move
The British cabinet announces a major reshuffle with Aquiths naming key posts in the Indian administration and the military, including McNameara moving to a senior position and McKinnen becoming a minister of parliament. The changes affect trade and defense portfolios as part of a broader cabinet realignment.
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Landon
Aquiths
McNameara
Thomas McKinnen
Rligsen
Roosevelt veto warns against stream rights giveaways
President Roosevelt warned Congress against bills to give away stream rights capable of developing 1,200,000 horsepower at no price. He urged no policy backing filibustering in the House, favors requiring grantees to pay and signaled future action on bridge and dam privileges including Rainy River dam extension.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Rainy River Improvement Company
iRainy River
Some Superstitions Killed by Jefferson
New York April 18. Letter from W. 3. Bryan read at the Jefferson ginner of the Thirteen sith tonight. Bryant said Jefferson was the one of superstition and helped to Inter geveral, among them the superstition that kings ruled by divine right, the oldest son is more deservine than other children, and that an entailed estate can corrupt a degenerate child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bryan
Jefferson
Flourishing Wight School Reopens with Extra Teacher
The wight school, delayed a week, is in flourishing condition after enrollment of new scholars. The class size required an additional teacher, and Miss Gaskins’ class was split into two. Superintendent Study Way appointed Mr. B. W. Piles, principal of the Jefferson ann hour, to lead one class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
Knights Seek Quarters in New Theatre
A promissory note from representatives of Cohmbus to Raichis asks for quarters in a new Princess theatre on South 1 houn street. The bid seeks a facility to host folk stories and entertainments featuring figures such as Wrichte and Mt. Beeainga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights
Cohmbus
Jana Regeman
Princess Theatre
Sirestei
Bryan Men WL Fight In New York Convention Battle
In Brooklyn and New York City the Bryan Progressive League presses to force Bryan’s name and seeks an inunselected delegation. Tammany leaders Murphy and Considine brace for a showdown on resolutions likely to favor the Republican administration. McCarren supporters from Brooklyn push a court action to seat them and a battle for credentials looms as three factions mobilize for a tense fight at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Progressive League
Slim
McCarren
Brooklyn
New York
Lea
Han
William
Bryan
Denver
Sherminjarily
Bryan League
Augustis Thames
Bryan Democratic Propressive League
Thomas
League
Tammany
Bryan Heczue
Thoms
Holt
Conners
Thomas Cy ‘Cormady
Addeese
Work Stoppage Reported in Goshen Asphalt Project
In Goshen Indiana on April 13 city engineer Charles Witt reported the western Construction company halted work on the Sixth Street paving project. Forty five taxpayers sought employment but the foreman refused to hire, leading to interference and stoppage of progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ind
Charles Witt
Ty.day
Western Construction’ Company
Weather Forecast Summary for March 13
Washington area weather forecast calls for partly cloudy skies on Tuesday with possible isolated showers. North portions may warm. southern regions expect showers by Wednesday. Michigan and western towns report warmer temperatures with partly cloudy conditions and likely showers in northern areas.
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Washington
Arcil
Oie
Warnes
North
Aie
Norils
Gwarmer
Vawer
Michican
Tair
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prohibition Party of
Allen County
J. J. Fanning
Philadelphia
Prohibition
Sweet Girl
Big Gun
Violet Doran
Thousand Ward
Alfred S Dwanell
Was
Wats Fura
Ast Faris
Penns
Je ‘Viinla Company
Judge Heaton
Inerson Etteet
Wineral
Hahn
Bloomingdale School
Biocaitana
Will Burd New School
Watson
Ami
Simermitent
Manuaeiiners
Anniz Cierk
Java
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