The Alaskan Case and Court of Public Opinion
The article discusses James R. Garfield defending Cunningham claimants and criticizing Pinchot Glavis and Ballinger. It notes Pinchot’s dismissal for overstepping, Glavis’s ouster for zeal, and calls for possible reconciliation by Taft while urging caution in reviving the ban on Pinchot and Gilvis. The piece frames a delicate political moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enna
Cunningham
Garefield
Poivhot
Glavie
Ballinger
Mina
James R. Garfield
Pinchot
Becava Aes
Secretary of the Interior
Glavis
de An
Ballingey
Taft
Gilvis
Indiana Delegation Faces Criticism Over Pension Delays
Representative Barnhart defends delaying the Anderson pension bill, arguing the move countered a tactic that sidelined the nonpartisan pensions committee. He explains to constituents that Democrats pledged to enact actual pension legislation for old soldiers and clarifies the parliamentary maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Congress
Barnhart
Anderson
Pensions
Manh
Dalzell
Puype
Pension bill clash over Sulloway DL and delays
Amid political maneuvering Alderson objects to hasty action while noting funds for pensions are already set by law. Supporters insist on timely reporting and passage to secure higher pension allocations in the next appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulloway
Alderson
Congress
Anderson
State Health Officers to Aggress Typhoid Crusade
H Barnard head of the water laboratory warns health officers statewide to start a two month campaign against typhoid fever. Focused measures include tracing illness history, testing suspected water sources, and condemning contaminated supplies within three days of sample receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ©. Barnard
State Board At Health
State’ Laboratory
Open Streets and Railroads Clash Over Fort Wayne Plans
City and public works board defend opening Cla ton and Harrison streets under rail lines to ease highway access. Railroads resist, urging compensation for public streets seized, with city bonds and rising costs cited. Citizens urged to back fair prices and keep public property from unwarranted transfer.
Woman Suffrage Coming and Its Bold Forecast
Hampton's Magazine argues for women voting now as states shift toward universal suffrage. It asserts Washington's example influences California and others, noting five states already vote and predicting nationwide changes. The piece urges oppositioners to seek other lands, claiming suffrage is near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton's
United States of America
Washington
California
Toreh
Equal Suffrage Debate and Public Health Talks
The piece discusses suffrage arguments in favor of equal rights, noting feminism in Washington and comparisons with Australia and New Zealand. It cites Dr. Beach of Los Angeles at a medical association session, urging comprehensive annual physical exams for children to detect defects affecting health and development, and calls for coordinated action among health boards, schools, parents, and physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Teacners
Chia
Everitt C. Beach
Los Angeles
Americal Medical Association
Beach
Veris Ugas
Lesa Ag
Boards of Health
of Education
Wedding Licenses Set June Record in Fort Wayne Area
County clerk reports 125 marriages issued in June tying the monthly record. Fort Wayne couples lead the list with multiple entries including Edward Vieland and Gertrude Pattham and Joseph P. Mitker and Mary Lor ing. Other pairs span Fort Wayne and nearby areas with several entries for long time partners and city residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaward H. Vieland
Gertrude J. Pattham
Fort Wayne
Clarence
Menley A. Smith
Margaret E. Kahor
Jerry
F.O Connor
Mery Eugénie Begue
William
Jesse
Elin
Peter Angell
Cleveland
Martha Wagner
Harry Dale Turcbleson
Josephine Livida Eckles
Arcane Maso
Agnes L
Local Delegates at District Convention
Delegates representing the local Methodist group left yesterday for Portland Indiana to attend a three day district convention that opened yesterday. Fort Wayne participants include Rev J K Cecil Rev W A Grelat Rev CL Claude Travie Dr A Beatty Miss Ruth Ridenour Miss Grace Hines Mrs Tone Easlex and Mrs T M Hill. The convention will adjourn Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howarth Teegues
Portland
Ind
Fort Wayne
J. K. Cecil
W. A. Grelat
Claude Travie
A. Beatty
Ruth Ridenour
Grace Hines
Tone Easlex
T. M. Hill
Fragmented snippets of daily life and notes from letters
A collage of fragmented quotations and diary like entries recounting household notices, telephone arrears, marriage proposals, and social exchanges. The varied snippets mix comic lines, romance, and casual conversations with street phrases and old time newspaper tones.
Bishop Partridge Enthroned as Kansas City Bishop
In Kansas City Missouri visiting bishops and a large congregation witnessed the enthronement of Rev Sidney C Partridge as bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Kansas City succeeding the late Bishop B H Atwill. Partridge, 54, born in New York, educated at Yale and Berkeley, returns from 26 years in the Orient where he served as missionary and bishop of Kyoto Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sidney C. Pastridge
Kyoto
Japan
B. H Atwill
United ‘States
Daniel Ap
Chilcago
Edwardshorné
Springfield
Arshop
N. Pto
M. 5. Fawcett
Quines
Quincy
Hey
Arthur W. Williams
Omaha
Nebbraska
F. K. Brooke
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Grace Tharch
America
Orient
Canes City
Cameron Mann
South Dakota
Cable
Jana
Partridge
Hale
New York
Yale College
Kendallville Notes Highlight Local Visits And Developments
Int. June 24 Kendallville residents host guests from Garrett and Wolcottville while others visit relatives in Lagran ge and Philadelphia. A new galvanizing iron tank factory is to be built by Flint & Woling in Kendallville with fifteen families likely to relocate for jobs. traffic rules tighten as city speeds curb driving. Rev H T Butt of Pomona Cal preaches at Church of Christ. a theatre audience enjoys a Monday show as local concerns include a semi annual Kendallville association reunion in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Int
Ralph Miller
Garrett
Itn
Ney Hous
Vicede Meninas
B.S. Bland
Deanant Leke
C.E. Bumgaciner
Lagrange
J. Carriger
Wolcottville
Alore Frye
Philadelphia
Wilson
Reaver
Calo
White
Detroit
Prim
H. T. Butt
Pomona
Cal
Alexander
Chicago
Butt
Church of Christ
George Millen
Kelly, House
California
Kendsliville
Ant
Ha’ Freed
Marshall Poppy
Los Angeles
Kendallite Association
Hollenbeck Parx
Marshall Bogra
Mazer
Princesa Theatre
Kepdaltville City
Abe Thestre
Flint & Woling Mix, Company
Sullville
A. Hoe
Aagie Granies
Ttia
Come to Precious Blood Fourth of July Event
Community notices invite residents to a July fourth gathering at Precious Blood with music games and activities. A Huffman car may be involved in transportation or a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huffman
Fort Wayne and Butler Stagecoach Driver Recalls Civil War Era Service
Jayna Zimmermann, a 11 year old driving the Ast Slyse coach from Fort Wayne to Butler, carries on a family stage line once run by her father and grandfather. The elder Zimmermanns once plied the Fort Wayne route during the Civil War era, a family trade spanning fifteen years between the two towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayna Zimmermann
Faihee
Davia D. Schlatter
Iver Avenla
Ast Slyse
Wayne
Wayne—Butler
AL. Zimmermann
Mas
Zimmerman
Beyerle
Zimiermants
Riaels
Fort Wayne
Court News Mixed outcomes and new filings in Wells County
The report lists multiple cases in superior and common pleas courts. Mary Sapp sues for separation and 31000 damages over alleged neglect and medical denial while Samuel Sepp is accused of abandonment. Irene Moss receives a divorce from Edward Moss. George Ertl and Lee Stoll cases are dismissed. A jury verdict favors a defendant in Deland v Crawford. Bowser track damages pursued by Danny and Archie Cool against S F Bowser. The Cookes claim 2000 dollar home damages. Divorce action Josephine Lile vs John Luce for lack of support and abandonment is filed. Hans Metuna, from John Marshall Law School and J W Kida Co, admitted to the county bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sapp
Samuel Sepp
Wm. C. Ryan
Irene Moss
R Eadward Moss
Lee
Lee. Stoll
Au Peane
George GB
Ertl
Ela Ertle
Tucker
Bennett
Bluffton
Wells-Allen County
Superior Court
St John Morris
Edward H- Deland
Henry Crawford
Bond
Danny M
Archie H. Cool
Bowser
Thomas Street
P. B. Colerick
Josephine Lile
John Luce
Ann Tually
Colerith
Superior Cours
Hans C. Metuna
John Marshall Law School of
Chicago
J. W. Kida Company
Alien County
Adair Speaks on Pension Legislation to Bluffton Veterans
Congressman J A M Adair of Portland spoke to about fifty veterans in Bluffton Indiana in the circuit court room this afternoon addressing pension legislation. He delivered a brief address and was thanked by the attendees for his talk.
Reception for Gilberts by Angola Citizens
Mr and Mrs Newton W Gilbert left yesterday for Angola where citizens arranged a reception in their honor. Business was suspended for the afternoon to welcome them. They will return to Fort Wayne Sunday morning and then proceed to Washington where Mr Gilbert is on government business. They may stay in Washington for two or three weeks before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton W. Gilbert
Angola
Fort Wayne
Washington
Gilbert
Wash
Ington
Berhaps
Cold Weather Underwear Bargains in Stock
Stock complete of women s ribbed vests and drawers in cotton and mercerized blends. Prices range from 15 to 25 cents with several items like Swiss ribbed vests and busts offered in various sizes. Infants wear and cotton blends advertised with a focus on economical undergarments for cold weather.
Gingham fabrics offered in serviceable colors and styles
An advertisement lists gingham fabrics including choles styles at 12 1 2 cents per yard and Zephyr ginghame 33 inches wide in colors that resist tarnish. yardage priced at 9 cents per yard.
Newly Found Kidney Worm On Display At Fort Wayne Exhibit
A rare specimen of Strongylus, the newly discovered kidney worm, is exhibited in the Electro-Radico show at 304-10 Base Block, Fort Wayne. The two headed worm was first described by Koch and is reportedly the first of its kind in this region. A local patient credits rapid relief from back pain and swelling after brief exposure to the powerful electro-radiation rays, claiming it cured his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electro-Radico
Koch
Barnes J
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Bright
Ariothgical
Wellag & Doon
Fort Wegon
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H. Bolwe & Bro
Calhoun St
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Associated
Prees Journal-Gazette Company
Clanton Bireet
THE
Fort Wayne Journal
Fort Wayne Gazette
Purney
Carrice
Barts Ware
Ss Yx
Sungay
Pal
Hoboken
N. J
EB. V. Emttck
Grica
Public Works Board
Claton
Harrison
Doe Hlarrison
Auth
Puelber
Aneraa
Rensen
Peoople
Enely Dave
Pennsylvania
Iinttta
Eden
Fashington
Bea
Paige
Australia
New Zealand
Jong Tefuted
Sampsign
Logal
Merryland Masings
Judie
Jonah
Harner
Southpool
Eglilding
Algy
Hla
Sacred Heart Review
Kendallville News
Fort. Wayne
Butler
Layton Zimmermann
Court News
Adair
Lake George
Michigan
Dnquiré Ale
Melching
W. Main
Gilberts
Batistes
Butney
Springham
Waisen
Yeghlar
Vecy Letest Sada
Bu Carcastien
Rurode Dry Goods Co
Paintees
W. G. Burket
Wi. Wayne
Strongylus
MR. Barnes
G. R. & J. System OF
Grand Rapids
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