Sentimental clash over party tactics and Irish art tribute
The Fort Wayne Gazette surveys heated Indiana political maneuvering with Republican calls for southern vice presidential nominees and Democratic activity around governor races. It notes Union League events featuring Governor Hughes, debates on civil service shifts, and excerpts on Irish art history highlighting the Book of Kells and medieval manuscript culture alongside civic concerns in the Twelfth district.
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Hughes
New York
Union League Club
Cuéago
Wernington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Civil Service
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Roosevalt
Fairbanks
Troosevelt
Cowper
Physicians Discuss Rew Theory In New Orleans
A New Orleans newspaper outlines the debate among doctors over Cooper’s medicine and his theory that a new stomach is involved in health. Some physicians praise observed patient improvements in chronic kidney and stomach troubles, while others fear proprietary medicines may mislead the public, though one well known physician says he is inclined to credit Cooper’s preparation after witnessing notable demonstrations and patient reports.
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New Orignns
L. T Cooper
Coopers
En Roach
Fegard
New Orleans
Sote
Cooper
Qanper
United States
Cal HY Dreler & Bros
Notice to Mail Subscribers for Journal Gazette Postage Rules
The United States post office department requires a paid up subscribers list by April 1 to retain newspaper postage rates. After that date mails are closed to daily subscribers three months in arrears and to weekly subscribers one year in arrears. The Journal Gazette urges subscribers to settle, offering six month or year advance options, and cautions against mailing at higher transient rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne Post
Pally
Deere
Simdar
Hing Alfonsa
Guithout
United States Post Office Department
Hanna
Journal-Gazette Company
Fort Wagon
Ind. Sirss
Nlasa
Cailles
Sigaad
A. B. Hanna
Sentinel
Daily News
Journal-Gazetta
Mall
Journal-Gazette
Associated Press
Journal- Gazette Company
Fragmented Text on Gons of Betrow and Industrial Fuel Debate
Fragmented OCR text debates fuel sources and industrial uses. Mentions gospels, Villants, Beem Pecalite desulinges, and a pope referent. Discusses two machining systems and potential gas for heating and power amid franchise extension considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jpsoning
Warne
Franchises Proposed for Gas Mains to Benefit Fort Wayne
A fragment states a proposal to extend artificial illuminating gas through mains for 30 cents to all citizens and to offer another franchise for low-cost gas via natural gas mains sold cheaply. The plan aims to industrially benefit Fort Wayne for many years, signed Ty. B. Whery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Warne
Comis
Ty. B. Whery
Watson in Fort Wayne Politicking Drives Allen County Rallys
James E. Watson returns to Port Wayne to bolster support among Allen County leaders and the local delegation. He meets with teachers at Anthony Wayne club in Kendalville and campaigns across the Twelfth district, denying Miller charges while claiming a strong, disciplined Watson slate.
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James BE. Watson
Port Wayne
Allen
Trias
Watson
Shelbyville
Anthony Wayne Club
Kendalsville
Millers
Lagrange
Wich
William L. Taylor
Walson
Whitley County
W. W. Wile Lignison
Republican Newsianer
Niantsen
Con- Millegalalidea
Noble
Fir ‘Tavlos
Nothemanty Anid
Dekalbafer
Fort Warner
Buhiben
Dor Miller
Primary Elections Set for Fort Wayne Precinct Committeemen
Fort Wayne Indiana February 19 1905 Democrats in Avon county direct primaries in all city precincts to elect precinct committeemen for two years. Polls open 4 to 9 pm in Fort Wayne wards and 7 to 9 pm in other areas with white book paper ballots. Committeemen gather March 8 at city hall to elect officers and conduct business. Ed Wacey Borfalan Louis S. Schromder secretary.
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Fort Wayne
Inn
Avon County
Democratic County Central Co
Fort Wasma
Hurl Wayne
Gorouck P
Boar
Allen County
Efty
Clair
ED Wacey
Borfalan
Louis
Schromder
North American Press Syndicate Invites Photo Submissions
The North American Press Syndicate based in Grand Rapids Michigan invites professional and amateur photographers nationwide to submit pictures for newspaper illustration. They will pay Whornly for good pictures of prominent news events and notable people. submissions should be sent to the Herald Building in Grand Rapids.
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North American Press Syndicate
Herald Building
Great Rapids
Mich
Grand Rapids
Onca
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F. HB. Bohwe & Bro
Calhoun St Oe
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
the Journal: Gazette Co
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Fort Wayne Journal
Infuentia Republican
Democratic Party
Indiana
Wwe
Avaa
House Committee On Appropriations
Papen
Rawallin
Tuilpyina Islands
Promifent Fronmvantt
Thomas
Basen Meraber
Liege
Kella
William B. Yveuis
Schohers
Trish
Ireland
Cllav Moa
B.C
Chicago Record
Insule Sanctorum
Isle of Saints
Oman
Trinity College
Dublin
Piehleh
I Metropolitian al
Treland
Scotia
Europa
Agbieh Ara
St. Qulumba
Calan
Pyashy Terorde
Tuichard Phunket
Babli
Meith
Kane Jims
Nain
University of Dublin
Simon Stern
Rurode Dry Goods Co
Miller
Goshen
Bette
Brute
Anxom
Apent
Cline
Berghoff
Dortmunder
Hias
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