Political Announcements and Public Notices in Butler Journal
A long list of political candidates from Allen county announces intentions to seek Democratic nominations for sheriff judge and state legislator. The Fort Wayne Gazette page includes editorials and notices about the Jefferson Club, labor issues, and national forest policy, with commentary on forest management and public land use by the federal government.
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Bulter Journal-Gazette
Plesse
Tam
Allen County
Fea
Sosery Fletz
Walter Tournal
Aaron AM. Reichnldoafer
Henry Colerick Predicts Judge Adair's Nomination
Henry Colerick predicts Judge Adair will secure the nomination in Allen County with sufficient votes from Fort Wayne and surrounding townships. He notes Adair's strong standing and the local Democratic support, while anticipating a national campaign focus on monetary issues and county backing.
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Henry Colerick
Adair
Henry
Irvity
1St News
Gureau
Apla
Teathen
Melee
Adairy
Spandad
Allen
Nuble
Laptrange
Ald DeKalh
Mr. Feich
Errez
Allen County
Adaje
Fort Wayne
Thhe County
Man Who Questioned Sanity of the President
Syracuse March 12. Chancellor James R. Day of Syracuse University defends against defamation charges brought by Rev. George A. Cooke of Brandon Vermont. Cooke accuses Day of violating church rules. Day dismisses charges as a joke and notes Cooke's history of filing assertions. Day, born 1848, has held ministry in Bath Portland Boston and New York and was elected bishop in 1904.
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Syracuse
James R. Day
Che
Willy
George A. Cooke
Brandon
Cooke
Tay
Ain
Day
New York
Episcopal Church
Bida
Chancellor Day
Bowdoin
Methodist Episcopal
Bath
Portland
Boston
Republic
General Conference
Thut
Bir
Chanerlar
Hse
Gooke
Northwestern ‘University
Conference on Social Reform and Public Welfare
The conference links poverty and crime to social conditions, urging educational reform, slum housing improvement, and wage protections. It stresses self help, job training, and state support for public institutions, while combating intemperance, disease, and fraudulent practices. Alexander Johnson presides.
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Ray Cerity
Alexander Johnson
Third Ward Committeemen Organize Local Meeting
Democratic leaders of the Third Ward organize toward formal structure with Edward Lene named chairman and Lape as secretary, outlining ward division and committee roles for coordinated campaign efforts.
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Third Ward
Comanltleemen
Edward Lenearn
Snl Fp
Voter Precincts Named Across Two Districts
Fragmentary OCR notes describe two voting precincts locations. One on Harrison Street Kellwestr Jefferson and Weghington Boulevard may be misread while the second precinct is listed on Grand Street.
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Harrison Street
Kellwestr Jeferson
Weghington Boulevard
Grand Street
Courts Rule on Divorces and Contempt in Local Cases
Judge Heaton grants Grace Cullen and Anderson Rhodes divorces, while Theodore Biker must answer contempt charges for failing to pay child support. Actions include trustee Fred Groscup seeking permission to sue a highway obstructer, and several notice entries about pending divorces, restraining orders, and a note suit in the circuit court.
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Emma Rhod
Louie Gailmeyer
Vas
Christian Malland
Zole Edlich Gambher
Albert G. Gamber
Frey W. Meyer
D. Ballfox
Robinson & Luerke
Grace Ront
Carlton Root
Hindlertown
Ballou & Hollman
the Plainty
Union Pacific men demand money's return
Four stockholders of the Union Pacific Railroad, Connecticut residents, demand open action by the directors. They seek legal steps to recover funds allegedly diverted from the company treasury and request immediate legal remedies.
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Union Pacific
New York
Union Pacific Rails Road Company
Connecticut
Hate
The
Uglin Pariic
Ienalty
Divorce papers served on Harry Thaw in Nashua case
March 12 papers filed in the suit of Bivelyre Nesbit Thaw seeking the dissolution of her marriage to Harry K. Thaw. The action was served on Thaw at the Ingane Ravin residence on Matteawan Lane.
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Harry Thaw
Matteawan
Bivelyre
Marriaze
Harry K
Ingane “Ravin
Shall Uncle Sam Pay This Piper? Debate on National Music and Arts Institutes
A long opinion piece argues against a federal Institute of Music and Art in Washington, noting extensive private support and strong existing US centers like Boston and New York. It emphasizes private conservatories suffice, cites Boston's New England Conservatory and national figures, and warns an institute could duplicate efforts and burden taxpayers.
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Boston
Maret
Blake Ball
Washington
Unsanga
Neal
America
Loeb
Aiuto
Temple of Arts
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Meera
Shay
New York
Chicago
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Congress
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Leipsie
Berlin
Milln
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Gaston
Giacinnati
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New England
Europe
Amerie
George W. Chadwick
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Fredericks
Converse
Hy H A. Beagh
Arthur Foote
Madame Wolen Hopskirk
Ingre
Linn
Nott
Cosmetry
Bern
National Institute of Music
Ieee
Ninh Ins
National Conservatory of Music and
Ark
Corcoran Gallery
Ene~ton
Philadelphia
St Louis
Paris
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Jendow Classical
Reuben Springer
Cincinnati
Ausic School
James Loeb
Eben D. Fordan
Jousse Faye
Conservatory
Ena
Ovation to Mr Marshall at local meeting
At a recent town gathering Aman praised Thomas Marshall as he was nominated amid applause. Congresswoman J A Me Adate of Maryland sent regrets for absence, citing travel delays to Washington. The crowd honored Marshall with praise and a statewide political mood.
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Flor
Thomas Tedlarshall
Toaslnagler Kennerk Aalriz
Towas Ata
Aman
Thomas i
Marshall
Apalanae
Congressmary J. A
Varlland
Waratrington
Eleventh District Convention Debate on Delegates Voting
Report of the Eleventh District Convention shows a heated exchange over secret voting and the Australian ballot system. C F Jackson, Huntington delegation chair, argued for secrecy and tied consent to allowing each member to cast a vote, while a counterpoint advocated by the opposing speaker emphasized the need for delegated voting as part of the rules.
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Tnc
Jackson
Huntington
Shocked girl tells tale of Cole house abuse at Cole home
Fifteen year old step daughter ce Payne told police from Joe Cole home on Jawis and Lafayette streets of abuse by Cole boys Durward and Jess. She ran away citing ill treatment. Durward Cole recently released from reform school. Police also hear complaints of boys throwing sticks and mud at houses and breaking windows on DeWald street near Lafayette and a local gang near Hanna and Lewis streets.
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Ce Payne
John Buech
Kelly
Poppert
Goeslein
Joe Cole
Jawis
Lafayette Streate
Cole
Durvard Daniels
Cole House
Durward
Jess Cole
Reform School
Fennel
DeWald Street
Lafayette
Hanna
Lewis Selrects
Want ads in Journal Gazette cover Syracuse Ind and more
Syracuse Ind March 12 The Sandusky Portland Cement companys love plant idle months will resume operations Monday The Ladies Ald society will serve an 18 cent supper at Third Presley Loving church this evening Everyone invited Want ads in the Journal Gazette are only 40 a wore
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Journal- Gazette
Syracuse
Ind
Sandusky
The
Ladies! Ald Society
Philosophers and the city life in ads
The piece notes how classified ads in three papers attract readers from philosophers to everyday folks. It argues readers seek personal relevance and that public notices reveal unrest and a hint of hope amid urban pressure and change.
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Journal-Gazette
Das
Peonte
Minerson
Watt
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