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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1908
Page
2
A Fort Wayne Journal Gazette page fragment notes city issues including open court access for the public, county Democratic committee elections, and local obituaries. It cites a $500 fine in San Francisco, railroad station plans, and state tax debates tied to prohibition.
An 1906 report extols a local party committee's vigor and reform. It credits chairmen, treasurers, and secretaries for guiding ward and town committees, doubling voting strength under a new primary law, and urging experienced members to mentor newcomers as preparations begin for a presidential campaign.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss judgments and coverage of Judge Adair. The readable lines mention public interest and editorial focuses, with unclear surrounding context. No specific events, dates, or named organizations are clearly legible enough to confirm.
A fragmented editorial on editor Geiger and candidate strengths discusses integrity and public service. It emphasizes a clean, energetic campaign, fair conduct, and the candidate's pledge to run a dutiful and honorable race while avoiding negative tactics. The piece reflects local political tension and the call for a conscientious congressman.
The Waterloo Press notes Democrats consider Judge Adair for Congress in the Twelfth District. Adair is viewed as a strong party fit, with observers suggesting his nomination would suit the party. The piece mentions Cine and Feiek as rivals in the Democratic field and hints Whitley county tourism as a factor in the local political scene.
Butler Herald reports Tudse Adair at Albion love feast stressing that a major banking and currency reform will shape west congress policy. He warned national bankers pursue self interest, urging deposits be safeguarded and that national banks avoid issuing money without solid security, praising Adair as an independent advocate free of entangling alliances.
The Altoon Democrat notes the strong reception to Judge Joe Adair's congressional candidacy. Born and raised in Noble County, he served eighteen years on the Noble Circuit Court, earning respect for a dignified, approachable bench and high personal character.
A garbled local notice discusses ADAIR and Tydee Joseph W. Adair of Columbia City entering the congressional race. The text lauds a Whitley jurist as possible candidate and mentions a formal announcer, with multiple unclear details about authority and timing.
Hon John B Stoll speaks for Ada ir, indicating Judge Joseph W Adair of Culumule City will seek the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Twelfth district This move, alongside former Congressman James M Robinson of Fort Warne, suggests Democrats expect to redeem the district next November Adair’s consent signals improving political conditions and party strength in the region
The text notes the importance of electing a candidate and the democratic nomination process for Congress in district one. It references Calumbds Cire Post and Dem, with unclear geography mentions and general party considerations.
The Democratic party endorses Judge Adair as its nominee in the congressional race. Support from labor and regional figures is noted, with emphasis on electability and nationwide victory. The piece argues Adair has the qualifications to serve with distinction, regardless of county or prior favors.
The White river and Wabash flood waters rise threatening Vincennes and Knox county. A pneumonia outbreak among floodbound residents worsens the crisis as doctors rush to aid. White river surpasses twenty feet, with higher stages expected and thousands of acres of wheat submerged.
Severe flooding and cloudburst damage hit Pike County Indiana with miles of fencing washed away, four miles of gravel road washed out, and multiple bridges destroyed. The Patoka and White rivers rose rapidly, halting rail traffic and isolating residents as trains were delayed and preparations for provisions slowed by rising waters.
Wheeling West Virginia on February 15 faces a major flood as the Ohio River rises rapidly. Forecaster Pennymitt predicts forty five feet Monday, threatening Wheeling Island and South Side areas. Officials organize relief and prepare to evacuate up to 1,000 families along Benwood Mortis and Bridgeport.
Reports from Evansville and Bloomington describe record flooding with washed out tracks and mine disruptions. Wabash and White rivers overflowed, isolating towns including Salem area. Rail service along Monon and southern lines halted as engineers warn weather worsening and roads remain submerged. Local authorities urge caution.
Local reports say a 1000 foot long three foot deep road washout west of a city halts limited service between Indianapolis and Fort Wayne and between Lafayette and Fort Wayne. Heavy rain and snow cause rapid river rise flooding lowlands. multiple washouts affect traffic south of Washington until Tuesday.
Kendallville Ind February 15 Mrs Nancy Demmon longtime resident and widow of Leonard Demmon died Saturday February 15 at 12 80 o clock at her home 296 Mitchell Street at age eighty seven She was a member of the Church of Christ and survived by six children including Mrs W J Hoisinger and Mrs
The surrounding relatives include Mrs. P. Alexander and Mrs. Glass of Ann Arbor, Prof. B. Dummas of Grand Rapids, three sisters, and Mrs. Wheelock of Salt Lake City. Funeral services will be at the West Mitc leet residence, Monday at 2:00, with Rev. J. C. Rose of Indianapolis officiating.
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