Fort Wayne Gazette discusses politics and crime data
The Indianapolis correspondent notes Democratic Governor race dynamics with Thomas R. Marshall viewed as well positioned. Taft leads early Republican delegates from the Fourth district. A League of American Municipalities crime statistic summary praises Fort Wayne for low crime and disorder, contrasting it with national trends.
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Tale State
Thomas R. Marshall
Democratic surge reshapes Roosevelt era politics
A fragmented analysis cites rising Democratic support and reforms pushing President Roosevelt toward policy shifts. A New York dispatch contrasts rent strikes amid evictions, highlighting social equity tensions and wealth displays in urban life as public opinion shifts toward reform.
Magnate Wedding Plans Unfold at Vanderbilt Home
A lavish wedding between Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and Count Szechenyi is set at the Vanderbilt residence with 60 musicians and elaborate electric floral decorations. Invitations total about 250, gifts valued at nearly a million dollars, and a grand breakfast will follow the ceremony with a notable cast of relatives and attendants.
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Con Szechenyi
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Mer Lawtite
Court House Open Daily for People of Fort Wayne
A plea urges Fort Wayne officials to keep the county court house open daily and after hours for public access. The writer notes crowds visiting daily with children and petitions organizations, especially women, to pressure the commissioners to provide shelter, heat, and comfort beyond standard hours.
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Court House
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Franke
Oina
Holt
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Ant Oupple
Value of Waterways Promotes Missouri River Canal
Kansas City business leader Mr. Laywrete M. Jones advocates river improvements and a Toledo to Chicago canal. He argues enhanced water competition lowers freight costs toward railroad rates, boosts Missouri river cities from St Louis to Omaha, and spurs regional prosperity across neighboring states through improved export access and cheaper transport.
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Judge Adair Seeks Memocrate Nomination in Twelfth District
Political talk notes Judge Joseph Adair of Columbia City announcing candidacy for congressional nominations in the Twelfth district. Adair has long served as judge of Whitlest and Noble counties and is described as well known, respected, and favored by voters who fear he would strengthen party influence if elected.
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Noble
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Aagir
Journal Gazette Seeks Advertising Plan for Quick Ads
A newspaper notes that selling or finding items or people by accident is inefficient and slow. It calls for a formal advertising system to streamline such tasks. The piece argues for organized methods to connect buyers, sellers, and searches efficiently.
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Arousing the Old Army Spirit in Great Britain
A fragmentary report quotes Lord To rerts urging the British to accept heightened military preparations. The speaker argues conscription and a strong army are needed, criticizing pacifist sentiment and warning that public complacency risks national vulnerability amid rising tensions.
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Death by gas ends life of Bash in Warsaw boarding house
Guy Bash aged twenty three killed himself in his Jefferson street room by inhaling gas after wrapping a towel soaked with chlorinated liquid around his head. He had dated Mike Myrtle Winebrenner, daughter of William Winebrenner, and believed she refused him. The body was found by Mrs Melissa Sapp and sent to Rhodes undertakers. an inquest is planned for Monday.
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Defiance 10 The President Announcement Hits Party Course
In Defiance Michigan the political scene tightens as Governor Hughes gains support for the Republican presidential bid. State convention plans and delegates are reevaluated amid reorganization talks for the party's leadership and primary elector setup. The New York County committee endorsement moves toward adoption with little opposition.
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New York
Joseph Klein Dies Suddenly in Chicago Home
Joseph Klein, 58, longtime Chicago resident, died yesterday afternoon at his residence after complaining of a chill. He had been in usual health until shortly before collapse, with his wife and five children surviving. The cause of death was not yet determined as medical staff arrived too late. Deceased was born in Germany and worked in a steel mill prior to emigrating eighteen years ago. Surviving relatives include Join Klein of Chicago and several siblings.
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Fire alarm summons workers to contain blaze in Norwich district
A general fire alarm rang out in Norwich calling the Green parutas and workers at buildings near Water Street to battle a blaze affecting several firms. The Norwich Bell Manufacturing and the Wholesale Bracers companies along with La Ganup and Whalesale Bracers were mentioned among affected premises.
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Norwich Bell Manufacturing Rampant
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Court hearing on murder trial of Webster Guerin proceeds
In Chicago on January 26 Mrs Dora MacDonald appears distraught and unbalanced in court as the trial for the alleged murder of Webster Guerin continues. Nurse Mrs Amanda Beck provides water while lawyering contemplates postponement. the defense seeks to avoid the phrasing winners.
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