The Fort Wayne Gazette Terms of Subscription and Currency Plan
A scanned Fort Wayne issue discusses subscription rates and an emerging currency bill. It mentions Nathan Strause, the milk distributor in New York, and a German interview about charitable milk distribution. It notes Mayor Hosey enforcement of laws and Denver convention prospects. A long passage outlines a proposed US currency act setting notes backed by bonds and securities, limits on circulating notes, and Treasury oversight.
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Nathan Strause
Hie
New
Aldrich
LE Hinde
Ty Ehn
Sochivfing
Sivan
Univer States
Elias
Joy Capital Steck
Setieplan
Mike Hen
United States
Oay
Shamucer
Amun
United Suited
Lreaey
Tie Cuerciey
A Bonds
Tressbars
Buiter States
Treasury
United Bates
Steret Valiaway
Mnda
Secretary of Merediary
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Accantanca
Shell
Tresguzer
Jave
Inique
Nao
Roy Edeh
Nand
Ile
Hans
Panama
Ermal Hans
Chomlalton
Fragments Describe River Route and Snow Peak Vistas
A garbled OCR fragment describes a river path near a tour, open plain skies to the west, and five snowy peaks of distant mountains. It mentions a traveler, a convention, and references to places east of a river and prairie. The text is difficult to parse and contains many errors.
Political maneuvering in Indianapolis GOP race
Former Attorney General W. S aylor of Indianapolis traveled to the city to weigh GOP nomination hopes. Harris, a local party figure, says he has not announced candidacy while noting many Republicans have urged him to run. Separate chatter links Lanis Roae and W. E Duvd factions to potential chairmanship and local power balance amid Fair banks-Watron concerns. Judge Frank Ar Rely and Apollo in Indiana are cited in dispatch chatter about the next governor.
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Ughus
Cgunty Central
Commitu
Harris
Hite
Miller Seen as Likely Candidate in Indiana Esthesilancr
Fragmentary notes mention Miller and belief he may be successful. References imply election aims and fit for a position, with scattered phrases about support and suitability. The text is incomplete and does not provide clear names, dates, places, or outcomes.
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Indiana
Esthesilancr
Miller
Congressional Actions Yesterday in Washington
Senate debated currency and federal policy measures with Aldrich urging discussion on a currency bill and Culberson backed by a resolution for federal action. Georgia's Clay announced plans for a vote on a resolution urging prohibition support, while Nelson objected and the matter was tabled. The Senate adjourned after a brief session as committees prepared further work. Washington reports recount addressing the annual message and remarks by Shepherd on God We Trust on coins and Willett criticizing Roosevelt era financial actions and industrial leaders. The debate touched national finance, anti panic measures, and legal protections for banking deposits.
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Washington
Dan
Aldrich
France
Culberson
Clay
Georgia
Andy
Senate
Nelson
Witi
San
Che
Heshhys
Jahan
Ar Willett
Roosevelt
Tie
Morris
Nebyask
Hank
Roosevelt Turns Ngas Not Light, Says Awaitington
Fragmented garbled report claims denari gations and political remarks about the president. It mentions Rosanveil, Willett, and Nast Wark, alleging distrust in the administration and criticism of leadership amid financial questions.
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Roosevelt
Awaitington
Me Willett
Nast Wark
Witt Hot
Nivine
Quick Purchaser Urgency for Desk or Freight Cars
The passage notes the urgency of finding prompt buyers for secondhand desks or full freight loads of perishables. It profiles how a journal gazette’s ability to match sellers with ready buyers serves as a trusted broker, streamlining sales and unlocking opportunities.
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Journal-Gazette
Indiana political bloc faces uncertain chair race amid district shifts
In Crawfordsville and surrounding districts a murky battle for party chairmanship unfolds. Key figures like Taggart and Erwin loom over the Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth districts as candidates weigh paths to influence, while delegates from across the state assemble, debating loyalties and futures of leaders including New, Brown, Ryan and others.
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Jackson
Nége
Erwitt
Tim Onlin
Eewin Gay
Ellingham
Erwin Ihenugh
Elig- Fier
Slichael E Fuley
Mme Jeevan
Risk
Crawfordsville
Erwin
Henry Bargham
Sireans
Brevens
Ha Ix
Edward G. Feolteaia
Alge
Taggart
Derge Erwin
Lone Bark Tech
Willard New
New
Baruhad
Brwan
Michael A. Ryan
Bse
Jeseph Reiley
Fred Fetek
Jerome Herff
Peru
Vincennes
Packs Martin
Moanticelfo
J. J. Nolan
Evansvine
Re Visiting Nurse and Excursion Plans Noted
Visiting nurse schedule set for tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Joseph Lohman of West Berry Street The Port. Wayne Medical Society reports cases with Drs Maurice Rosenthal A Bulenna Pulliam. An excursion to the Panhandle Texas is planned to depart Tuesday January 21 under O A Newell in charge with Mr Dieds handling private camp use until 25. Rubbish ad urges selling old house items in Journal Gazette ads.
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Vegue Teil Mack
Joseph Lohman
West Herry Street
Port
Wayna Medical
SL. Josephis Nnspital
Manda
Maurice Rosenthal
Bulenna Pulliam
Treaster Behellian
Phe
Lin Xecount
Nls
Panhandle
Texas
Governor Shelian and the Square Deal Drive in State Politics
Governor Shelian, aged thirty six at election, pushes radical law changes after appointing Lieutenant Governor Monewell to act during his absence. The article credits him with a bold reform agenda tied to a square deal ideal, citing his background from Stanford, Harvard, and Yale and a veteran service record.
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New Stanford
Monewell
Liguetoannt
TMOG
Rafmade
Ale
Ae Tylreeelty Ebraakn
Barvard University
Heles
Fla
State Fair Board Reelects Members at First Fifty sixth Session
State fair board in Indianapolis re elected members whose terms expired at the first session of the fifty sixth annual convention held this morning in the state house. Names include John Haines Heckpitt Musan J Nibiac Wincesnes I B Trell and others with Charles Downing secretary and J W Lagrange treasurer. Reports show net sales totals and a 179 balance. expenses include advertising. overall fair revenue listed with 4459.86 net proceeds and notable costs for competition.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Agricuture
Sesson
Ffty
Neld
Stgte
Johns Haines
Heckpitt
Musan J
Nibiac
Wincesnes
Trell
Corydon
Nek Brown
Franklin
David Wallace
Ndianvale
Plent Graves Bunker Ath
O. Berenjamin
James Ez. McDauale
Charles Downing
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J. W. Lagrange
Mayville Pioneer at Point of Death
County and city officials rushed to the bedside of Henry Holton in Springfield township as the elderly Werty Holton, eighty seven, faced grave illness. George W Lindemuth, county auditor, traveled from Maysville with Mrs Lindemuth to be with his father in law, but left for Indianapolis to appear before the state board of tax commissioners and Allen county representatives.
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Hosey
Steels
Sir Thomas
Yayor Hosey
Police Board
Uterava
Bert Wayne
George W. Lindemuth
Farst
Maysville
Lindemuth
Houston
Hhr
Springfield Township
Allen Enunt
Zindemuth
Lindemuth Wan
Ordi Lego
Allen Cannty
Poultry Show Opens at Decatur
Special to the Journal Gazette Decatur Tad Jan The Adams county poultry show opened with a fine array of exhibits in the library of the local association. Entries come from Portland Columbus City Wilshire Perr Wayne Belphes Warren Montpelier Huntington Celene Borne Geneva Bluffton Van Wert Bornaeville Hraglind Preble and Ridgeville among others. Several cities offered special prizes in various events.
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Journal-Gazette
Decatur
Tad
Adams County
Portland
Columba City
Wilshire
Perr Wayne
Belphes
O. Warren
Montpelier
Huntington
Celine
Borne
Geneva
Bluffion
van Wert
O. Bo
Local option vote details tangled in partial notes
Fragmentary OCR notes show a local option vote discussion in Toronto area with Oakloan or similar locale. Mentions deferred action and varied amounts like seven dollars and one dollar in a day’s session. Reads as unreadable and incomplete.
Heinze Indicted Over Certificated Checks Grim Details
The indictment charges Otto Heinze & Co. checks totaling over 460000, certified by Otto Heinze as president of Mercantile National. It claims overcertification of fifteen checks and improper use of bank funds, with charges carrying five to ten year penalties. Also notes urge to attend Wrestling Contests at Princess Rink on January 8.
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Fage One
Etite
Men Tat
Anwardh
The
Indiatment
Tdlerment
Kawati Lauterbagh
Nic
Oita Heinze & Co
F. Augustus Heinze
Stock Exchange
Otto Heinze
Thorn
Wall Street
Heinzs
Mercantile National Lock
Heinze
Otto Heinze & Co
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Otto Heinze & Cn
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Hanks & Aunt
Tragic Train Accident Near Wauseon Claims Four Victims
Four men walking along the Imke Shore tracks near Pesville were struck by a fast train at 7 this morning. George Nets was killed instantly, with a fractured skull. He leaves a widow.
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Imke
Pe Isville
Here
George Nets
Matz ‘Wits
Parrots and Canaries Offered at Farms for Sale
WB MiDaniel presents parrots and canaries of all kinds for sale at full price with imported stock. Delmar, famed as America's premier roller skater, performs tricks and fancy skating at Princess Rink on Thursday January 9.
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Wayne Stron
Prof
Delmar
America
Princess
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