Asquith Faces Tough Tasks In Licensing And Education Bills
British policy stance is firm as Asquith presses licensing and education bills amid strong opposition. Grey’s Macedonia and Congo stance draws mixed reactions while Campbell-Bannerman's influence wanes. The government prepares to push controversial measures despite significant publican and political resistance.
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Asquith
Czar
London
Eng
Great Britain
Edward Grey
Macedonia
Grey
Leopold
Etta
Jéb. Grey
Dr. Campbell
Tha ‘City Temple
Geny
Europe
Germany
Baron von Riebernstein
Abdul Hamid
Ptr
Lebouchare
Henry Campbell-Banmerman
Asquth
Willy Bercourt
Exobeg
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette Fromm Feb 1 Februrary Data
Fragmented OCR shows financial figures and notes for February including totals like 6950 15750 750 1825 7050 16127. Mentions Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette publication details, Virginulation Manager and Notary Public commission expiry, with garbled names and dates.
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Fromm
Iay
Prilishera
Anil Evern
Toforest
Meynitian
Felder Dead Twenty Years Cashier at White Fruit House
J Greens Felder, longtime cashier and bookkeeper at the White Fruit House, died Sunday afternoon at St Joseph's Hospital after an operation for strangulated hernia. Born December 6, 1852 in Fort Wayne, he began with the firm in its early location and rose to cashier before his death at age 55. He endured years of suffering from an old injury in youth and faced the final operation with fortitude, passing away after a sinking spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snstite Greensfelder
Port Wayne
St. Joseph's Hospital
Arffeeensfelder
Xeeme
Fort Warne
White Fruit House
Proje Wts
Berry Street
Wayne
Calhoun Streets
Irm
Leeward
Longtime cashier and trusted banker Greensfelder dies at 40 years of service
Aaron Greensfelder, a devoted cashier at the White Front House for four decades, died leaving a record of flawless ledgers and strong community ties. He lived with his sister and brothers at 921 Swin street, never married, and held Masonry and Knights of Pythias memberships. He was a respected figure in Fort Wayne Jewish and civic circles.
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Ledlkseper
Hin
Graanafelder
Iman
Max
Greensfelder
Atolie Greensfelder
Swin Street
Aaron Greensfelder
Thess
TL Greensfelder
G. Leganspart
Sel TD. Barless Masonic Lodges
Fort Wayne
Judge Penfield Seeks Loyal Support for Miller
Judge W L Penfield writes from Washington on February 24 1908 praising Charles W Miller as loyal and supportive of good government. He says Miller stood by him in the past and intends to back him again despite personal reasons for opposition.
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Charles W. Miller
Washington, D.C
iTo
Fort’ Warne
Watson
Jeon
Miller
Jsoud
Washington
Sone
Sergeant Harkewrider In Charge Of Night Force
Sergeant Harkewrider leads night shift as a retirement of Captain Av raghderfer is noted. The article mentions new candidates and safety concerns, with Cronvy Markenrider described as a senior teen member in the onlight police.
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Sergeant Harkewrider
Night Force
Sargeant Cronvy Markenrider
Senlic
He Onlight Police
Vines
Capty Avraghderfer
Tae
Portugal teeters as republic talk grows after Lisbon murders
The article discusses Portugal's fragile monarchy amid the assassination of King Carlos and the crown prince. It cites hopes for a republic, university influence, church roles, and potential foreign intervention. It notes the king and queen mother aim to serve the people while a reorganization may be required to curb taxes and debt.
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Lisbon
Carlos
Kulz
Carlog
Russia
Thiat
Portugi
Ajuda
Ralem
Querlez
Cascades
Cintra
Pena
Villavicesa
Poe
Austria
Germany
Ora
Portugal
Spain
Great Britain
Lagos
Duke of
Bragsaga
Oports
Miguel
Storm Wrecks Rail Lines Across Midwest
Chicago reports havoc from a late February storm as telegraph and telephone lines suffered severe damage. Trunk systems on the Lake Shore and Michigan Central railways were hardest hit with poles and wires torn down. Some lines to New York and eastern cities tangled in wreckage, but rising temperatures aided repairs. Telegraph officials expect traffic to resume by Sunday night. Retail Merchants Association to meet this evening to discuss pressing business.
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Chicago
Ind
Fort Wayne
Michigan Central
Nimarl
Dacy Declares Sheriff Candidacy With Democratic Support
Captain Beichelderfer a former deputy under George W. Stout announces his candidacy for sheriff as the Democratic nominee. The candidate is praised for zeal, fidelity, and leadership shown during his police service and deputy tenure.
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Aeron MM. Reichelferfer
Journal-Gazsite
Reishelderfor
al- Her County
Sherif
George W. Stout
Gemocratic Party
Beichelderfer
Glenlayved
Caplain
Winkley
Tail
Sharif
Anidote Conti
Half of the town burned in early fire disaster
A large northern district fire destroyed fifty five blocks in a boarding house blaze lasting four hours. The flames consumed 303 buildings with losses around 3600,000. A woman died. several factories and numerous shops and 200 plus dwellings were gutted across the area between Main and Sixth streets.
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Tarpa
Vilement
Tour Terge
Onu
Weath
Micni- Emvenue
Sixteenth
Tiencleth
Emperor to be buried on island in final voyage
Fragmentary report indicates an emperor travels to an island labeled as 3 Corsi where he will be laid to rest. The source notes tense farewell signals and hints at a previous German association in December, with oblique references to long journey and final destination.
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Barian
Illiarmie
Ville
Corsi
Eterna
Wag An
Germany
Worst Storm Strikes City Causing Widespread Damage
The storm brought freezing rain and ice that snapped electric telegraph and telephone wires and poles across Broadway and Wells streets, crippling communications and traffic. Wires fell, causing dangerous street conditions, with power outages, collapsed poles, and submerged roadways as crews labored through the night to restore services. The storm damaged lines citywide, with reports extending to surrounding regions and interruptions to AP and Journal-Gazette telegraph connections.
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Strest Car Crew
Tency
Inter-Ucbin
Siert
Yaorning
A. Mors
Jess
Tradicion Company
Aires
Broailway
Pear End
Wells
Fort Wayne
Middle
West
Asiagrophia
Associated Press
Chicago
Indianapolis
Journal-Gazette
Home Telophone Company
Broadaway
Laving Street
Broadway
Marty I. W. Rimmerman
John N. Zing
Nivat Twarkot
Herosy Lavina
Koen
Christ Miler
Brodeway
Geroze
Edison in Rescue of Inventor Whard Career of Edison Halted
Long report on Thomas Alva Edison's health and oper ations. Surgeons treated thyroid and ear infections after a series of complications. Despite setbacks, doctors express cautious optimism about recovery and continued work on his inventions. Born in Milan Ohio, Edison began as a newsboy and rose to global prominence as the premier electrical inventor.
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Ellson
West Orange
N. 5
Heye
Ileas & Rewsboy
Edison Wa
Milan
Betas Sam~uel
Nancy W. Edison
Thie Wien
Edison
Detroit
St. Clair
Edison Suffers Severe Setback In Latest Operation
A garbled report from New York dated March 1 describes another operation on Thomas A Edison. Complications arise and threaten his auditory recovery, with doctors warning he may never hear again. The text records extended attendance by physicians and questions the success of the procedures performed at Tete Cap.
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New York
Thomas
MT. Gelians
Daighter Remy
Seack
Sir Edison
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Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
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W. L Penfield
Manuel
University of Liston
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Fort: Wayne
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Senate
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