Political announcements for Allen county from Fort Wayne papers
A flood of candidate notices appears from Fort Wayne journals citing Allen county races. Names include Lemat, Rosenwirkel, Whittern, Manning, Getz, Crabill, Reuschelderfer, Von der Ahe, Lip es, and others seeking Democratic primary support for representative, sheriff, recorder, coroner, trustee, and township posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen County
Robert Shirley
France
Harvey C. Crabill
John &. Manning
Journal-Gazettet Fléast
Toseph F. Getz
Baltur Journal-Gasette Vleasé
Tama
Gladibun
Aaron M. Reuschelderfer
Democratis
Christian G. Vonderat
St. Joseph Township
Profiting by Collinwood Lessow Report Sparks City Inquiry
The report outlines city wide data on factories and warehouses, aiming to pre treat facilities as probes. It discusses fire safety and inspection tone, noting plans to tighten oversight and strengthen collection methods to prevent losses and danger.
Uncle Sam's Latest Boat Is a Crackerjack
Washington DC leads federal push to modernize schools and secure fire escapes and exterior improvements. The Treasury cutter fleet will inspect school buildings for safe exits and structural upgrades, including six foot wide windows and ground-level access points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Mayo
Biren
Jawasereenes
Alehwaya
Toledo Engineers View Sago Canal Proposal and Waterway Plans
The Toledo Dade Society of Engineers discusses a proposed Toledo Fort Wayne Chicago Sago canal and a wider Maumee River waterway. They plan public meetings, possible stereopticon illustrations, and debate canal feasibility, dredging costs, and river depth effects on Lake Erie and Niagara water issues.
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Toledo
Ita Isle
Toletin Society of Engineers
Chicegs
Bork Wayne
Congress
Dork Wayne
Maumee
Taft Wayne
Meas
O Garies
Sherman
Riggs & Sherman Company
Maumee River
Ontario Power Company
Niagara Falls
J. W. Spencer
Lang
Ontario Power Comppany
Tr. Spencer
Spencer
Repidy
Lake Pre
Une
Steeberg
United Ss
Onions and Their Wonders in Rural Life
A long feature notes onions as a vital, widely cultivated vegetable in the United States. It quotes Mr. Charles B. Bush praising onions for nutrition and health, describing their culinary and medicinal value, and recounting claims of snake bite poultices and other cures tied to onion preparation. It asserts domestic production reaches millions of bushels annually and highlights regional cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County
James E. Watson
Fort Wayne
Mit
Watson
Fairbanks
Bing
Me County
Tua
Conn
Amw
Skelton
Charles B. Bush
Talal
Talon
Arlen
Yeselade Kington
Cuba
Bash
Mr. Bash
Germi
Death of Babe From Convulsions and Skin Remedies
A fragmentary newspaper item mentions a newborn's death from convulsions and discusses various skin remedies and health claims. It references a father Julius Schindel at Bass foundry, and touches on onion seed trade, California seed issues, and fertilizer topics, with scattered quotes about tuberculosis cures and skin treatments. The text blends medical claims, agricultural notes, and industrial references without a clear single event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Schindel
Bass Foundry
Conn to Carry Band Axiart at Indiana State Convention
Conn has engaged the Trumpet Notes and will attend the state convention at Indianapolis. The band has thirty pieces and Gh is the pitran saint in the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axiart
Indianapolis
St Louis Union Station Fire Threatens World Famous Building
Fire at St Louis Union Station caused by expansion of a gun tap under a passenger bar threatened the renowned structure. Firemen saved the main train shed, but several trains on multiple lines were damaged as a wooden ceiling caught fire and passengers panicked leaping from cars. Police guided the crowd while officials reassured the public there was no ongoing danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Serer
riLtinnas
Uain
Haakon's cabinet out as socialists press in Norway
In Christiania March 14 King Haakon accepted the cabinet's resignation after socialist and radical motions of lack of confidence. The Storting rejected both motions, supporting the government only with coalition backing. The radical leader Cunnar Knudsen is to form a new cabinet. The notice also lists attendance for a funeral service at 1209 Marion Street and a 9:30 a.m. procession from the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiania
Haakon
Arep
Storting
Radiel
Cunnar Knudsen
Angola Mino News Fragments Show Local Happenings
Scattered notes from Angola Indiana report journalism work, moves, and civic mentions. References include reporters in South Bend, work at a judge's lay office, and a home gathering for Mr and Mrs Piller. Local families Douglass Johnson Weleht and others noted with moves and rents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angola
Wrk
Thirtywait
South Bend
Berlien
A. Powers
Powers & Yeastorr
Sucka
Thetas
Uy Piller
Wayne Aire
Esse G. Jnhnson
Douglass
Sam Weleht
Caver
West
Green Streets
Morris
Walt
F B U E S Wah Maresh 15 The Hew Ferk Incident
A brief late night bulletin notes a disturbance near Ogden around 3 am Sunday. Specifics are unclear due to damaged text. The report mentions a person named Maresh and a group or location identified as Wah and The Hew Ferk. Further details are not readable.
Eglor And a Sand Rapture Cause For Fort Wasns Expert
An antichemist expert from Fort Wasns comments that an onion proved more stimulating than the electric energy produced by a one dollar electric belt. The remark is noted amid local scientific chatter and curiosities surrounding newly popular devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eglor
Antichemist
Five Friends Die by Own Action Spell New York Tale
Seventeen year old Helen Daxter tells how six girls from St Paul came to New York to seek work after business training. She explains that five friends died by their own actions in succession as employment failed and hardship grew, and then she attempted to end her life with gas but survived. She refuses to name the others and says she will join them. Her father is dead. mother in St Paul. Police hold her on attempted death by own action charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neaw York
March
New Yark
St. Paul
Helen Daxter
Helen
New York
Minnesota
Tuk
Wesl
Werfe
Europa
Ate
St. Paw
Pollee
South Bend
Ind
Revere
Mass
Demarest Breaks World Amateur Billiard Record in Chicago
Calvin Demarest of Chicago shattered the world amateur high run record at the national amateur billiard tournament held by the Chicago All Atlantic association, achieving 168 in the seventeenth inning. He defeated Clarence Jackson of Chicago 490 to 1? Demarest posted an average of 21.13 while Jackson stood at AB. Mrs Edward Tanner has recovered from a recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Calvin Demarezt
Chicago Alliatic Association
Demarest
Clarence Jackson
Culcrgo
Demaver
Jackson
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Adamas
Leming
Hallor Journal-Gizette
Plensa
Gestalon Ag
Whittern
New England
Yeatey
Dent Gernite
Hodten
Marlo County
Ansul
Ieasonder
Taliineapolis Telephone Company
Toole
Ui Net .Telephone Company
Indianapalls Oy
Indianapolis Telephone Company
Gmond
Ita
Mresene
Democrats
Kentucky
W.beckham
United States
Kentucky General Assembly
Louisville Courier-Journal
Democratic Party
Fmocrats
Louisville
Indiana
Senecator McCrours
Robert Eb.relle
Alier County
Robert 5. Lipes
Easter Journal-Gazette
Micase
Democratic di
A A. J
Wasne
Henry E. Branning
Easter Journal-Graette
Wayne Township
Tisic
Histerlhorn
Ixoa
Blas
Mr. Miller
W. Li. Taylor
Ninde
Sam Avesburger
Charles W. Ailliert
Beatleman
Collinwood Lessow
Angrewe
Broad
John HW
Morgan
TR . Polk
Orden
Callinword
Air
Ali
Ron the Palkedeldike Press
Washington, DC
Toledo, Fort Wayne and Chisago Canal
Y Engineers
Ste
Asnalier
Welett
Putin Amen
Les Wen Huguet
Conmores
Abans
Ohio River
Cake
Thomas R. Marshall
Columbia Cley
Marehall
Jefferson
Orone Orate
CNET
Charles
Basii
Babe
England
California
Mr. Borh
TeAsure Ag
Enian
Elkhart Nan
Maisie
ST. Louis Union
GLA
B. of L
Robiman
Marion Street
Short
Boone &T
MINO
Bulletin
Cumner
Rurode Dry Goods Co
Helen Baxter
Edward Tanner
Berghoff
Drew
Dortmunder
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