Encampment Plans for Indiana Troops at Fort Benjamin Harrison
The federal government will fund one week of the Indiana National Guard encampment at Fort Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis. Mobilization of regular and state troops begins July 16 and lasts eight to nine weeks with five states and Ohio participating or declining due to prior mobilization plans.
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Ledlana National Guard
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Cluneral Oran Perry
War Department
Washington
Hanly
Fort Benjamin
Indiana
Kndis
West Miczinla
Kentucky
Wiscosin
Michigan
Ohio
Strong Democratic Ticket Suppresses Flaws in Field
A robust ticket selection last Friday showcased a diverse slate from top offices to local posts. Voters faced a broad field including farmers, city workers, and professionals, praised for representing varied population elements.
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Democratic Party
Bryan
O Merning
Allen Emvityr
Morani
People favor a self made ticket over party slate
The article argues that Allen County residents prefer a ticket chosen by the people rather than party dictates. It praises Bryan and the Democratic stance as reflecting the public will, notes Republicans shifting from Wilkin J. Bryan to a broader praise of candidate merit, and ends with an ad for summer wear and Patterson’s sale items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erson
Allen
Dembersey
Colonie Af
Eligie
Wilkin J. Brgaty
Nebmakandt
Mr. Bryaty
Henest
Mor Instuiey
Dul- Hiver
Towa
Grammer Chil School
New York
Aryan
Youngesi
Pollfrer
Anid Te Bryan
Stalan
Ange
Statehood agreement reached in contested bill vote
Conferees signed a report approving most provisions of the statehood bill for Oklahoma and Indian Territory while Arizona and New Mexico face separate statehood votes. The plan would let residents vote on statehood in November, with existing territorial officers elected and a constitution on the ballot. Democrats oppose, warning the senate may block adoption without wider GOP support, as Foraker leads Republican opposition to joint statehood for the two territories.
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Arizona
Kan Mestco
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Patrson
Moon
Senate
New Mexico
Forukut
Todlay
Foraker
Hla
Batley
Seater Foraker Belle Mat
Pepithecans
Orlelnitt
Panama
Senata
Democrats
Aged resident passes away after forty five years in city
James Wilding a toneer resident and Fort Wayne businessman dies at 11 p.m. Saturday at 102 West Main Street after a long illness. Born September 9 1828 in Leek England he lived in Utica N Y Cleveland Detroit and Fort Wayne. Survived by wife two children seventeen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. four children predeceased. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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James Wilding
Fort Wayne
West Main Street
Port Wayne
Circlon
Mr. Wilting
Leek
Staffordshire
England
Anne Yates
Marches
Wilding
America
Utica
Cleveland
Detroit
Goal
Wayne Street
Homeyer
Friedheim
Olive Ratth Fairtold
Pernck
Eliza McQluire
Douglas Avenue
First Presbyterian
Fox Brothers
Richard
Patrick
James
Charles Strack
Mre
Jon Holsworth
Florentine Hull
Roosevelt Receives Meat Report on Beveridge Substitution
Washington June 2 The substitute for the Beveridge beef inspection amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill has been completed and printed for the information of the House Agriculture Committee. It follows Beveridge lines, provides a review of inspection administration, and limits regulatory power under the Tevaridee amendment.
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Washington
Wordsworth
Beveridge
Seereminke
Winners Revealed in Seventh Ward Delegates Poll
The report lists appointed congressional delegates and ward committeemen with names such as Dr. Rens Jen Henry Sehwarts Charles Thitem William Goodfele Jalian Franke Vai Tart Wen Frank Comore stating the results of a local political primary or party slate.
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Thomas McLaughlan
Julian Franke
Eighth
William Westen Falt
Ed Nienan
Congressional
August FP. Breese
Michael Kreekman
Charles la. Michael
Site
Henry Unenther
J. PF. Lottie
H. J. Keiser
Ninth Ward
Eko “Ney
Dr. Rens
Jen
Henry Sehwarts
Charles Thitem
Seventh Ward
William — Goodfeletow
Jalian Franke
Vai Tart Wen
Prank Comore
Tancey and Huser Named for Justices
In a local election for Wayne Township, Michael Tancey and Tonia P. Huser win fusion tickets as justices. The vote tallies show Tancey leading with 2 votes to 20 for Shaw Kore and other unclear results due to fragmented OCR text.
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Ucket
Wayne Trwnship
Michael Tancey
Tonia P. Huser
Tancey Maser
Shaw
Kore
Unclear business note from PATTERSON on trade terms
A fragmented message from PATTERSON discusses probable purchase and resale of items described as Wostic Seam Drawers and various trade terms. The text mentions selling products at $1410 and hints at price negotiations and after-trade considerations, but the handwriting is garbled and some terms are unreadable.
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Iheny
Ede
Patterson
Obscure Portraits and a Desert Sales Pitch Report
A fragmentary 19th century prose piece mixes vivid character sketches with a sales shout for Cooper Union underwear at $1.00 and a Tanmora style meditation on celebrity and virtue. The prose blends satire, romantic longing, and consumer promo in a dense, albeit broken, public notice voice.
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Panamas
F. H. Bohne & Bro
Calhoun Street
Knox Hats
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
the Journal Company
Main
THE
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Tritior Eessecesie
Democratic
Teket
Hauly'e Nch Tale
Newn Owsers
Indlang
Warkman
Wabash County
House
Milman
Interstata
Nisbest
Fort Wayne's
Foremont Clothing House
Dune
Panama Canal
Cannon
Fred
Bolts
Geo. Semvith
Matt Monpier
George BM. Smith
Symnel Hench
Ben Johnson
Tenth Ward
George Christen
Ieary Felger
Philip Wyss
William Trathe
Wile Thu Bathe
Wayne Township
Committemen
William JH. Oetlang
Charles Springer
Elga Smith
Williau
Moehering
Washington Township
Itnnat
Heldenrich
J. Macbeth Smith
J. Heidenrich
Thenas Preming
Leonard Stelte
Adama Township
New Haven
Michael Ankney
Dr. BB. Clark
H. F. Schuelker
Pregnets
Verman Feutker
J. P. Seiling
J. Feeman Bueter
Mimitteeman
H. J. Hovval
Pat Sclaudioff
Charles Moeller
W. J. Dennis
Milan Township
Committesman
James Natile
Itearyatyhop
Delogate
Willlat Brutck
Lake Township
Conmiteumm
Janier D. Butt
Tfeary
Eel River Township
A. G. McDuffes
Luther Conwell
P. E.sible
Jackson Township
Comitteeman
Lester Tathamer
John Thsman
Jasper Jones
Springfield Township
Gammitteeman—H. Roller
C. Geni
Elwood Ward
Perry Township
Wilson Parker
David Mc Gaw
Stle
Thomas Carrot
Cedar Creek Township
S. E. Fredericks
David W. Shoat
W. M. Dailey
Joe Townahip
Biste
Christ Vanderny
Madison Townahlp
W. 0. Smith
Allen McIntosh
Henry Marnwardt
Monroe Township
Circles
Wife
Dren
Harnett May
Wentz Kreleh
Onslaw
Adams
Pere +Wayne
Konson
Trving Bronson
John Bronison
Jefferson Township
Whitles County
Fairfield
Ming Olive Edith Palrfield
Hope Hospital
Eanex
Tliza McGlure
Douglas Wvonth
Patterson Bi
Ea Priece
Senator Tillman
CW. A. Lewis
Succens Margazine
Tilman
Tewlamin Thimean
United States Senate
Speaker Cannon
Hose of Representatives
Murphy
Peatle
Missouri
Payne
Loase
Me. Murphy
Hot
Roosevelt
Tancey and
Huser
Ivelaes
Foulard
Rurode Dry Goods Co
Inguren
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co
Philadelphia
Clare Fairbank
Court Street
Ind
Tillman
Les
Wes
Puddennes
Union Underwear
Cooper Union
Reuben
Jack Londen
Cass
Paytal
Patterron
Pamsion
Eikries Henry Chesley
Dallas F. Green Arcade
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