Fort Wayne Journal Gazette major edition from 1868
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette issue details and pricing from 1868 including publication schedule and subscription rates. The page lists daily and Sunday editions, mail rates, and calendar date June 24 1868. It also shows address and printing classification information for Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Fort Wayne Journal. Gazette
Fort Wayne Journal
Fort Wayne Gazette
Associated Press
USA
Journal-Gazette Company
Clinton Street
Fort Wayne
Ind
Fort Wayne Faces Rat Menace and Public Outcry
A report details Fort Wayne’s rat problem threatening lives and property, with estimates of $140000 yearly losses. An expert introduced in the city uses carbonyl method to exterminate, drawing public interest and calls for widespread adoption of the technique.
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Fort Wayne
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Lodge Faces Primary Battle For Senatorial Nomination
Joseph Walker announces intent to challenge Senator Lodge in a Tid old Hay pts Republicans primary. Walker seeks to resist Lodge’s subservience to the “forefata” and push a progressive line, while McCall’s influence and party dynamics shape the contest.
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Joseph Walker
Mesarchnnetty Fame of Representatives
Lodge Aanuron
Lodge
McCall
Ladge
Ralston Plain Talk to Taxpayers Sparks Campaign Debate
Governor Ralston addressed voters at Madiman outlining campaign issues. He urged voters to choose practicality over extravagance and heavy taxation, contrasting his stance with the Goodrich and McCray faction's platform and calls for reform under the Republican banner.
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Madiman
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McCray
Conrad Hobbs and the tariff protest in Boston
Boston wool merchant Conrad Hobbs attacks the pending tariff schedule in a pamphlet criticizing Schedule K and its impact on consumers and the wool trade. The piece notes Hobbs' effort to unite Boston Wool Trade Association opposition and links his stance to broader Republican tensions and press rebukes.
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Conrad Hobbs
Boston
Senate
House
Congress
Boston Transcript
Hobbs
Boston Wool Trade Association
Republican Party
John Hancock
England
The Murder of Sir Henry Wilson and Tax Referendum Debate
The passage discusses taxation limits, referendums, and the political impact of the murder of Sir Henry Wilson. It links taxes and state mismanagement to national politics and notes Irish politics and Parnell in the broader context. It cites the assassination as a reflection on leadership, responsibility, and the handling of unrest.
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Henry Wilsan
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Ireland
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Parnell
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Paris
Fragmented prose on Irish politics and figures
A garbled historical lament references Weir, Gindstons, and Oye I, noting English influence and Irish nationalism. Mentions Sir Hanry Witton and Lord Clare amid a convoluted critique of postwar governance, unrest in east Ireland, and calls for political pivot.
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Clare
Castlerdugh
East Ireland
Secretary Weeks on a Rampage In Wilson Cabinet Clash
A cabinet member dispute sparks reports that Renator Capper demands resignation. Weeks tones down conservatism as Capper leans radical while war chief notes draw fire. Rumors swirl over primary attacks and political posture amid Wilson administration.
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Capper
President weighs new retreat amid shipping cost fears
A scrambled account describes a presidential plan to curb shipping costs by limiting a fleet, with mention of Democratic odds and upcoming Congress actions. The piece hints at political pressure, public concern, and potential policy shifts as election timing looms.
Tenneyson Portraits and the Oddities of Identities
Fragmented OCR passage discusses Tennyson, his memory, and critics. It mentions the Word idetarewdies and how painters favored certain images in The Tale of Wight with references to Dowikings of thy straight tins. Dialog hints at debates over attribution, memoirs, and artistic reception in a cluttered historic column.
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Liaggott Saplanutay
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Walter
Tennyeon
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Frederick Walker
The Pathos of Senility and Lincoln’s Civil War Role
A polemic argues against confederate veterans’ claims that Lincoln started the Civil War. It contends the war’s origins lie in the Missouri Compromise and nullification battles, noting Lincoln sought to prevent and end the war, facing northern opposition.
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Syyaptor
Talncoln
Pia Arian
Prohibition Turncoat Tales of Moneyed Drink Access
OCR excerpt critiques a new easing of prohibition for the wealthy, describing a contrasting reality for the poor. It laments the paradox that riches grant access to alcohol in American territories, while ordinary citizens face penalties or danger for seeking a drink. The piece echoes political tension and social critique of the era.
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Nue York Sun
Staten Territory
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Government
United States
United Rates
Fureley
Malta
Edeoul Poferm
Hart Reek
Adi Chere
Sire Teri
Tie Romney
Rene Mille
Knightly Years in Babylon Virgin Slave Poem
Poem by William Ernest Henley reflecting on an era gone. The speaker accuses a former lover of unfaithfulness while invoking biblical and royal imagery. Themes include pride, love denied, and the enduring ache of a past relationship set in Babylonian symbols.
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