Fragmented Civic Debate Over Federal Reform in Indiana
A garbled report describes a public listing of punishments and court actions, naming individuals such as Charles W. Miller and referencing Harrison era politics. It recounts indictments, circuits, and alleged fraud tied to wartime and financial policy, with stray quotes about gold reserves and Wall Street.
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Hine Paule
Charles W. Miller
Goshen
Restering
Indinnapolis News
Indianago Ls Stereotte
Miller
Geahen
Sun
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Isme
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Cortelyuu Issus
Wall Street
Clinton street bridge plans and divorce actions headline county court docket
County Commissioners Tonkel Wysa and Franke with Bridges Commissioner Wiler met to measure for a new Clinton street bridge replacing the old structure over Wiednanden To the St Marys river. The docket includes divorce proceedings of Garette vs William C Ferenary with issues of drunkenness and restraining orders, and multiple civil suits with local attorneys Robison Luecke and others ongoing.
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Tonkel
Wysa
Franke
Wiler
Clinton Street
Masate
Wiednanden
St Mary's River
Srnnnig & Kle
nal-Garette
William C. Ferenary
Biel
Heaton
Adolph King
Rolling Mill District
Board of Commissioners
King
James Hicox
Suys J. L van Toshing
J. NM. Donahue
Star Piano Company
Harry Fisher
Pennsylvania Ailroads Company
Harber & Eggeman
Albert Flecher
Lucien P. Ferry
Seraph J. Peters
Superior Court
Peters
Gefdes
Ant Thnber
W. G. Caloric
Daniel G Schneider
Martha Saccer
Indiana Graft Claims Stir Amid Political Shuffle In Seymour
In a Washington flavored update Indiana Democrats boast strong speaker bid, Landis allied group probes graft in the government printing office, Hearst Independent League eyes a national convention in Indiana this summer. Republican rhetoric cites Roosevelt era praise as major support, with Goshen’s Charles Miller leading a district convention speech.
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Washington
Hearst Independent League
Indiana
Bryan for Imm: Biate Arif Revision Debate
An account of a political meeting under the banner Bryan for Imm with speakers answering questions from the audience. The dialogue touched on tariff policy, President Tressevere, Bryanism democracy, and support for direct election of senators, highlighting expectations of reforms.
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Bryan
Fev
Brean
Ram
Audipe Ae
Fmimavdiste
Tressevere
Te Shan
Bent
Elks Hold Social Session and Elk Banquet
The Elks plan a social session and banquet at the Knights of Columbus rooms this week. Members, wives, and friends will be served a multiple course meal, with dancing in the Knights of Columbus rooms and supper in the Mikadir rooms. Alter will be toastmaster and several local dignitaries will respond to toasts.
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Wayne Indes
Knight of Columbus
Knights of Columbus
al Alter
Fire Forces Family From Brooklyn Home Early Morning
An early morning fire around 2:99 o'clock routed Mra Ant Jones and her children at 252 Brooklyn Ave. The blaze damaged the outside of the house and required neighbors to evacuate. Investigating officer Patrolman Barr noted the fire’s origins and surrounding circumstances.
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Ant Jones
Brooklyn
Lely
I Deansylvania Company
Barr
Hinzce
Arrested for Beating His Mother
A fragmentary report notesTyne charges that Kelly of Pringe Street beat his mother. The text is corrupted. it mentions a punishment and a constable, with references to prior incidents and a public response in Bean, Indiana, but details are unclear.
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Tyne
Paler
Dean Kelly
Pringe Street
Thu
Batretman
Apunienues
Kelly
Ind
Bryan on Taxation and Monetary Policy At Forum
In a speech at the Clyde Forum Colonel Bryan discusses taxation as theft, public finance, and the moral basis of monetary change. He argues prices reflect money supply, warns against monetary legislation that harms one group, and defends bimetalism while condemning private monopolies that set prices without competition.
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Alwava
Bryan
Miler
United Siaces Supreme Court
Laxpcian
Hrvan
Mansy
Baer
Justine
Ain
The People Are Aroused Over Fort Wayne Remedy
Public interest soars as reports of a stomach liver and kidney remedy spread. Hundreds flock to the drum where many purchase the treatment and urge friends to try it. Testimonials claim rapid cures after a few bottles and Fort Wayne Drug Co distributes.
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Fort Wayne
Tvs
Meny
Thortley
Fort Warze Drug Co
Monopolies and morality in a nation of trade
A speaker condemns private monopolies as a moral evil. He compares water cartels to desert cities and laments stock market gambling, stock manipulation, and legal evasions. He urges regulation, honesty, and social duty, citing Jefferson Lincoln and Jackson on equal rights and public service.
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Meg
Desnet
Terr
Manegers
anscrayu_lous
Una
Wwe
UN Corporation
Eagle
If & Company
Anandera Andres
Sinelis An Thus Lend Their Mamas To the Ackesnes
Ayo BP
New York Bank
National Art Glass Co to Begin Mirror Production
National Art Glass Co located at 325 Pearl Street announces plans to start manufacturing and silvering mirrors within a week to ten days. For details call Phone 791.
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National Art Glass Co
Pearl Street
February 12 Declared Legal Holiday Observed
The article notes February 12 as a legal holiday marking the birth date of Abraham Lincoln. Banks and many businesses will close for the observance, following a legislative act designating the date a legal holiday and anniversary.
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Abrahaih Lincoln
Mayors Hosey and Strickland Lead Mass Meeting At Court House
Mayor Hosey and Rev Strickland will address a mass meeting this afternoon and evening at the court house with sessions at 2 and 7 30 o clock.
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Strickland
Court House
Liverymen Association elects officers
The Liverymen Association elected officers including President Chris Alpe Vice President Human Gerding Secretary and Treasurer C J Ulma Trustees Winksaimerer Gus L Worstwann and B T J Barnett in a crowded meeting.
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Liversaden Nail Hackmen
Ariation Bara
Notice on electric bills and late payment policy
Electric bills are due now with no discount after the 10th. Office hours extend to 9 p.m. on the 10th. Bring contract number. Y. W. C. A. Lecture Course with Alton Packard on February 8.
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Alton Packard
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