Fort Wayne and Indiana News Summary Fragment
A fragment from a Fort Wayne newspaper notes subscription rates, a health board bulletin counting 3,200 Indiana deaths in January with grip causing 17 percent, Vanderbilt and Hetty Green loan dispute, Utah salt beds, Salt production, Denton speech anniversary, 1987 freight through Delos river, and a proposed Toledo to Chicago canal to shorten Great Lakes shipping routes with Detroit river tonnage diversion benefits.
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Indiana
Delsole River
Chicago
Milwaukee
Lake Eris
Atlantic
Lake Michigen
Son Cabal
Dublin
Lake Erla
Toledo
Chinon
Rome
Ibis
Tower Great Lakes
Jandaff
Toxlesia
Fort Warad
Clhinnga
Burg
Wayne
Detroit River
Voices From The Fog In Taft Roosevelt Era
A fragmentary political column traces Republican race dynamics as Taft, Roosevelt factions, and New Jersey figures stir support. Mentions Hughes, Knox, and discontent with Northern security policy, amid shifting endorsements and evangelical rhetoric.
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Feld
Firta
Agalpet Taft
Taft
Liv
Hughes
Petible
Allanby
Amecatio
Torres
Newarks Wien
Nadianhss
Mie
Reise Roy
Knox
Moleis
Wntney Reveri
Roosevelt
Unemployed Mood Sparks Debate In City Newsroom
The Daily News faces criticism for its stance on unemployment amid an industrial downturn. Readers argue for respectful, proactive coverage while noting how editors and Republican voices frame the crisis and influence public mood.
Ministers Battle to Capture Marriage Market in Warsaw
Warsaw ministers at a Warsaw and Winona Ministerial association meeting at the Fi Methodist Episcopal church discussed the split of marriage ceremonies. County clerk records show about eight in ten marriages occur at the courthouse or by justices of the peace. Some ministers suggested a newspaper advertising push to balance the business, while others called the issue a joke. Local Justices James Young and William A. Riler are noted as handling a large share of surrounding districts marriages.
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Warsaw
Ind
Warsaw and Winonw
Fi Methodist Episcopal Church
Court House
Alyo
James Young
Wiliam A. Riler
Om Peings
Joseph Black Dead in Warsaw Area Runaway Farmster
Joseph Black, a prominent Warsaw farmer aged 18, deaf, is reported dead. The notice notes he owned 80 acres of land and was among early settlers in the area. Further details are sparse due to OCR fragment.
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Warsaw
Fuhr
The Proofs of Kidney Disease and Nephritis
A critical look at claims that there is no true stem from kidney disease. Nephritis means kidney inflammation, and recent medical writers suggest some kidney disorders progress slowly. The piece discusses studies, campaigns, and recovery rates, noting differing viewpoints on treatment efficacy.
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Kidders
Sears
John
Onihind
Cal
Meyer
Lite
Muslin Underwear Sale Offers Wider Styles and Better Quality
A sale presents larger quantities and varied styles at attractive prices, promoting it as a smart investment to buy Muslin Underwear now. The deal emphasizes improved quality and broader selections to appeal to buyers seeking value and range.
Notice to subscribers on new postal law rates
The Journal-Gazette informs about the April 1 1908 deadline for paid up subscriptions or risk losing mail rates. Daily subscribers three months arrears and weekly one year arrears will be denied carriage. grace period extends to cash subscriptions. The paper urges subscribers to settle accounts, pay by postoffice money orders, or prepay six months to stay within lawful mail rates.
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United States Post Office Department
Hanna
Journal-Gazetts Company
Fort Wayne
Eni
Hanna, Peataster
Sentinel
Jts
Daily News
Journal-Gazette
Postoffice
Associated Press
Journal-Gazette Company
Paving Plan Advances Across City Streets This Summer
City officials and residents discuss paving projects including Brehth Street and Dolween M0 Sind arkaon. A meeting last Wednesday reviewed steps toward completing more street improvements this summer with a municipal vote likely to authorize the paving program.
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Maurer
Ain City
Charies
Peeien
Brehth Street
Dolween
Arkaon
Thera
Chicago Wrapped continues amid gale and heavy snow
In South Bend a ferocious gale and one of the heaviest snowstorms of five years plunge the area into disruption. Interurban trains between South Bend and Goshen stall, while service from South Bend to St. Joseph, Michigan, is halted since seven this evening. Suburban riders suffer widespread delays as the storm grips the region.
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South Bend
Goshen
St. Joseph
Mich
All Indiana Under White Pall
Indianapolis endured a heavy snowstorm closing streets and disrupting railroads interurban lines and streetcar systems. The storm, the heaviest in two years, dropped up to eight inches, with forecasters warning of continued snowfall and high winds into tomorrow.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Storm Rages Through Danville With Snow Drift
The winter storm hits Danville Illinois with eight inches already on the ground and three more inches accumulating every two hours. Strong winds slow traffic as railroad and interurban trains face delays and poor visibility hinders travel.
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Danville
Jen
Traffe
Snowstorm Closes Roads Across Missouri and Kansas
A heavy snowfall blankets St. Joseph and nearby Missouri and Kansas areas. Strong winds gust through the brown fields as temperatures plunge just below freezing. Snow accumulations disrupt travel and daily activities with the heaviest fall reported in the region.
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ST. Joseph
Personal letter warns of medical advice amid threats
The writer identifies as Mr. Riwanla Chern also known as Nadat Bagdneky te Huttaia and describes coercion and threats surrounding medical recommendations for Father Johns Medichie. The fragment mentions a warded with fear and urgency to heed medical guidance and references an address at 30 'ary Street.
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Riwanla Chern
Nadat Bagdneky Te Huttaia
Tor Listiene
Johns Medichie
Hudy Farlider
Mediciia
Edward
Rai
Grom Dukroncy
Ary Street
Industrial Boom Expected in Garret Indiana
Industrial conditions in Garret Indiana show a busy boom ahead with plans for expansive repairs by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Shifts remain overtime in B and O shops as eight new workers were examined Monday and sent to work. Local officials attended a Democratic rally in Indianapolis touting a large turnout and strong support for the party.
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Garret
Ind
Cltr
Edilor-Tlease Announces Candidacy at Joint Convention
Mr Edilor-Tlease declares candidacy for naval seat based on the will of the convention. Allen Bod Alanis and Fleming are noted among supporters at the joint gathering. Candidates express commitment to party aims and public service.
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Edilor
Tlease
Allen
Alanis
Dielemecrus
Fleming
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