Fort Wayne Journal Publisher Lineage Admission
The Fort Wayne Journal announces its imprint as The Journal Company publishers located at 207 East Main Street. The notice records the publication house identity and establishment phrasing for the historic newspaper listing.
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the Journal Company. Publishers
East Main Street
The Blind Chaplain and the Nation's Turning Point
The blind senate chaplain Rev. W. H. Milburn, serving from 1855 to 1885, bridged eras from Polk to Cleveland. The piece reflects on his tenure amid debates on manifest destiny, slavery, and tariffs and notes a calmer Washington in his later years.
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W. H. Milburn
Senate
Washington
Webster
Calhoun
Clay
Milburn
Congress
James K. Polk
Henry Clay
Buchanan
Marcy
Bancroft
Navy
Benton
Taylor
Scott
Fremont
Kit Carson
Kansas City
Rocky Mountains
California
Mr. Milburn
Franklin Pierce
Jefferson Davis
Ivy
Ostend
United States
Gubat
Kansas
Douglas
Chase
Sumner
Cleveland
House
Cale
Reed on trusts and tariff in the North American Review
Excerpts from Thomas B Reed's December article argue conservatism has utility but new movements deserve fair consideration. He traces corporate growth from risk sharing unions to modern capital mergers forced by competition and efficiency, noting the shift in management and the rise of consolidated enterprises.
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Qwankind
Free Government
Thomas B. Reed
North American Review
Fragmentary text hints at forewarning amid disaster fear
The readable fragment hints at a warning about looming disaster and a plea not to seek danger, with urgency implied but no clear event, date, or responsible entity identifiable.
G A R Appointments Listed From Headquarters
Harrisburg December 6 General Thomas Stewart announced GAR appointments. Inspector general F A Walsh Milwaukee Judge advocate General Albert Beers Bridgeport Conn Senior aide de camp and chief of staff J C Winans Troy Ohio Executive committee members William H Armstrong Indianapolis Thomas W Scott Fairfield Ia Thomas G Sample Allegheny Nelson Viall Howard 8 William R Shafter San Francisco A A Taylor Cambridge Ohio S C Jones Centreville Iowa B B Brown Zanesville Ohio named chairman pensions committee R B Beath Philadelphia relieved at his request Committee also includes John Palmer New York Charles G Burton Nevada Missouri John C Linehan Peacock Illinois John C Black Chicago BE E Tainter Hartford Conn John Lindt Council Bluffs Iowa
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Harrisburg
Thomas Stewart
F. A. Walsh
Mibwaukee
Albert. Beers
Bridgeport
Conn
J .C. Winans
Troy
Ohio
National Council of Administration
Wiliam H. Armstrong
Indianapolis
Thomas W. Scott
Fairfield
Thomas G. Sample
Allegheny
Nelson Viall
Howard
William R. Shafter
San Francisco
A. A. Taylor
Cambridge
S.C. Jones
Centreville
Iowa
B. B. Brown
Zanesville
Committee On Pensions
Vnce
R. B. Beath
Philadelphia
John Palmer
New York
Charles G. Burton
Nevada
John C. Linehan
Peacock
John C. Black
Chicago
BE. E. Tainter
Hartford
Mr Winans Named Fort Wayne Rail Worker
Mr J Cory Winans of Fort Wayne serves as local passenger and freight agent for the Findlay Fort Wayne branch of the H and D railroad. Harry Harrisons dinners at the Crescent are the town's talk.
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MR. Winans
Fort Wayne
J. Cory Winans
Findlay-Fort Wayne
H. & D. Railroad
Harry Harrison
the Crescent
Six Die in Canadian Pacific Express Wreck at Belmont
Six persons were killed when a Canadian Pacific express to Montreal plunged down an embankment at Belmont Nova Scotia. The crash wrecked the locomotive postal express and baggage cars and several passenger coaches. One identified victim was engine driver Samuel Triver of Truro. another was merchant AW McDonald of New Glasgow. Several others were injured including a woman and two conductors.
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Halifan
N. S
Canadian Pacific Express
Montreal
Belmont
Samuel Triver
Truro
B. M’donald
New Glasgow
N.S
William Kennedy
Black Rock
N. F
Mitten Factory Sold for 85000 in Bluffton Indiana
The Zero Mitten Mig Co with headquarters in Bluffton and a Fort Wayne branch was sold to P A Waller & Co of Kewanee Illinois for 85000. It is the largest mitten factory in the United States and employs 250 girls. The Fort Wayne plant is above Shield's Clothing on Calhoun Street and also employs many workers.
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Fort Wayne
Shield's Clothing Company
Calhoun Street
Deaths in Fort Wayne Area Mention Passino and Stoner Funerals
Mrs. Rose Passino widow of Joseph Passino dies at 2115 Lafayette street after a long illness. Miss Olive Stoner dies at 508 Walnut street after tuberculosis at age twenty six. Funeral plans and ship burial to Columbia City noted. Drummond family arrangements in Fort Wayne with arrival from Chicago. Frederick Lehneke to receive services at Bethany Presbyterian Church.
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Rose Passino
Joseph Passino
Lafayette Street
Pennsylvania Company
Passino
Canada
Fort Wayne
Olive Stoner
William Stoner
Walnut Street
Columbia City
Ira Stoner
Kansas
Charles Stoner
Whitley County
Lulu Stoner
Fairfield Avenue
Lehneke
Frederick Lehneke
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Grip In London Signals Severe Winter Strain
London endures a harsh winter with mass migration for ceremonies and travel while unemployment surges. Thousands head to India for the Delhi Durbar and to southern France. while east London sees crowded docks and police guarding work tickets.
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London
England
India
France
Channel Islands
Dock Yard
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Queen Victoria
Portugal
Agland
Europe
Blenheim Palace
West End
Board of Trade
Woolwich Arsenal
Dolors
East End
Canningtown
London County Council
Shipbuilders’ Federation
Son Injures Mother in Accidental Gun Discharge
Mrs. Levi Walters of Burket, four miles east of Mentone, Ind., was seriously wounded when her son’s shotgun discharged accidentally during rabbit hunting. The full charge struck her thigh and doctors fear possible fatal outcome. The Miller, Schmidt and Kramer firms will travel to Chicago today.
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Journal-Gazette
Mentone
Ind
Levi Walters
Burket
Moses Gradeless Dead in Whitley County
Columbia City obituary notes Moses Gradeless dies from apoplexy at age eighty two. He was among Whitley County’s best known citizens. his father Nathaniel Gradeless served in the 1872 war and fought Indians in Allen and Whitley counties. Local ad promotes Grebeent restaurant for meals and quick service.
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Columbia City
Moses Gradeless
Whitley County
Nathaniel Gradeless
Allen
Whitley Counties
Central League Circuit seeks new member cities
Indianapolis December 1 meeting calls for cities to join the Central League including Evansville Terre Haute Marton Fort Wayne and Muncie. Wheeling’s admission hinges on Sunday games and attendance figures. A committee will report on prospects and mileage improvements may follow. Grand Rapids still under consideration.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indianapolis
Evansville
Marton
Fort Wayne
Muncie
Wheeling
Bement
Ohio
Springfield
Covington
Hyde Park defeats Brooklyn Polytechnic 105 to 0 at Marshall Field
Hyde Park football team dominates Brooklyn Polytechnic on Marshall Field scoring 105 points. The crowd, mainly city high school pupils, witnessed a one sided game as the eastern squad showed little competitiveness.
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Chicago
Hyde _Park
Brooklyn Polytechnic
Marshal Field
Fort Wayne Notes Plus Local Marriage and Stolen Slieight
William Wolff travels east on a buying mission en route to Racine Wis. Miss Minnie Stonebrook wed to John Myers at home on Fairfield avenue with Justice Skelton officiating. A horse and buggy was reported stolen from South Calhoun street and recovered on West Berry street. Allen County Farmers Institute met to plan February program. Fort Wayne Van Wert Lima Traction directors discussed power plant site in Fort Wayne and bids for eighteen bridges. no decision pending Jay county circuit court injunction ruling.
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William Wolff
Wolff Clothing Company
Fort Wayne
Racine
Wis
Fim
Minnie
Mary
Thomas
Stonebrook
Fairfield Avenue
John Myers
Justice Skelton
Mary Campion
South Calhoun Street
Calhoun Street
Bergman
West Berry Street
Allen County Farmers' Institute
Court House
Fast Berry Street
Sunday Dinner at the Crescent Restaurant
The Crescent restaurant offers a Sunday dinner with Wild turkey and venison on the menu. Owner Harry Harrison will oversee catering, promising top seasonal fare for diners seeking quality meals.
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the Crescent
Money at 5 per cent secured by Fort Wayne real estate
Vesey and Heaton law offices advertise loans at 5 percent in sums of at least $1,000, secured by mortgage on Fort Wayne improved real estate. The Florodora club plans a reception and dance at Knights of Columbus hall on Thursday evening.
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Fort Wayne
Florodora Club
Knights of Columbus Hall
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