Political announcements for Allen county candidates
A compilation of names and declarations announcing candidacy for county and state offices in Allen County. Individuals including Fleming, Rosenwirkel, Nelson Whittern, Robert Shirley, John Manning, Harvey Crabil, WIlle Watson, Roggen, Joseph F. Getz, J. C. Guadroux, C. GuaDroux, A. J. Resler, Stellhorn, and others pledge to seek party nomination or election pending Democratic primary results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legialatura
Allen County
Rosenwirkel
Baiter Journal-Gazette
Nelson H. Whittern
Plesse
John E. Manning
Wille Watson
Biter Journal-Gazette
Joseph F. Getz
Baster Journal-Gazntte
Robert E, Kellt
Alteni County
Pri
Railroads, finance laws, and railway prosecutions debated
A legislative debate discusses Aldrich financial measures to curb railroad funding and bank note circulation. The Interstate Commerce Commission findings prompt possible criminal actions against Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad officials and certain shippers over interstate grain shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Kansics City
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
Inierest
George TV
Stevens
Fort Wayne
Southern System
Associated Press
Washington
Cer
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chesapeake and Ohio
Seaboard
Linn
Richmond
Inter~ State Commerce Commission
Comodlastoner
Laws
Bonaparte
United States District Attorney At
Democratic Resolve in Face of Centralized Power
In a pre-battle mood Democrats express despondence yet warn against Republican triumphs. The Pittsburg Post argues against federal overreach, urging democracy to stand for states rights, resist entangling alliances, and oppose lavish central power while appealing to plain dealing and enduring values.
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Pittsburg
Delle Fitch Arrives After Chicago Excursion Party
Mr Delle Fitch returned from Chicago where he met excursionists from Kendallville and Fork Ways. He announced plans for the Fitch party to depart for California on April 3, joining the harner party on that date, amid discussion of the Firebox and related opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delle Fitch
Chicago
Kendallville
Fork, Ways
Fitch
California
Harner
Eereda
Reasor
The Plays and Players at the Majestic Tonight
Al Wilson Metz leads a new German style drama at the Majestic, with May Hosmer headlining a strong cast. The production showcases Alpine scenery and a slate of songs, while recalling the Sapho debate sparked by Nethersole’s earlier staging and its impact on public morality in drama.
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Metz
Wilson
Sidney Rds
Sind
Watters
Tha Wateh
Wixom
Sichtverland
Sway Alps
Alth
Sapho
May Hosmer
Olen Nethersole
Ni York Herald
Miss Nethersole
America
Honeymooners Return to Majestic in New York Style Show
The Honeymooners returns to the Majestic Sunday with George M. Cohan in charge of writing, composing, and staging a lively, logics filled production. The show, set in Tigerville Vermont, features satire on city life, romance, politics and farce with Willie Dunatly in the bed by Mr Cohan. Puccini’s Madame Butterfly also excites, with Henry Wyvage English Grand Opera presenting the Japanese grand opera to strong advance mail orders as Mrs Savage’s company tours. Madam Butterfly opens in New York and travels to the Majestic Saturday March 2, while Ben Hur returns to the Majestic March 30, 31 and April 1.
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George M. Cohan
Ginlaggio
New Amsterdam Theater
New York
Tigerville
Vermont
Cohan
Ufe
Eyeland Village
Honeymonners
Willie Dunatly
Mr. Cohan
Puccsini
Henry Wy
Vage English Grand Opera Company
Savage
Madam Butterfly
Ay the Temple This Afternoon and Evening Ad
A chaotic ad style note describes vaudeville acts, music and mirth at the Tempe theater with repeated showings this week. It mentions afternoon and night performances and hints at a news show and a record attendance, though details are garbled. The fragment reflects a lively local theater listing with several stray phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jollicat Hills
Tempe
Silk department offers stylish silks and novelties
The silk department promises a magnificent showing of silks for all purposes with novelties and staple silks, all noted for excellent quality and fair prices. Shoppers can expect a pleasant display of the new silk arrivals.
Spring and Summer Fashions at The Best Store
This sales pitch advertises a full display of new ideas for spring and summer including trimmings laces embroideries ribbons neckwear hosiery gloves fancy goods jewelry leather goods underwear corsets toilet articles perfumery and related items. Don’t miss a counter.
Pride of the Regiment Sees Two Holdouts Named
A Beoth regiment tale recounts a colonel offering to replace traditional kit with Saxon trousers, decided by a vote. On St Patrick’s Day a sergeant canvassed the men. Only two refused the change, Michael Doolan and Patrick Murphy, hailed as noble holdouts to ancestral attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trishman
Beoth
St. Patrick's
Ser- Imaartt
Scotland
Slichael Doolan
Patrick Murphy
Monroe Druggist Joseph Hocker Dies at 63
Decatur Indiana March 11 Joseph Hocker a Monroe Druggist died suddenly this afternoon from heart trouble. He was well known across the state and had been at his duties in the store when he cried out and collapsed unexpectedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ind
Tosephi Mocker
Monroe
Misse
Local Civil War Veteran Hocker Dead at 1643 Birth Milestone
Monroe township born veteran of the Civil War lays down after resting by a nearby couch. He served at sixteen in the conflict and fought with Sherman in the march through Georgia. Survived by his wife and six children including John Tony Rev Hocker Charles Horker and others. Funeral announcement expected Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hocker
Monroe Township
Dier
Union
Sherman
Bors
Georgia
John
Tony
Monroe
Rev. Hocker
Westfield
Ing
EL Hhired
Charles Horker
Decatur High School
Dr. McKeeman
Fort Warne
Thomas (Liver
Edward Kanaley Killed in Decatur Illinois
A Col umbia City Indiana report states Edward Kanaley a telegraph operator born and raised there was killed at Decatur Illinois. Relatives Mrs John Kanaley Mrs Charles Ryanson Mrs Steve Evanson Miss May Kanaley and others in Columbia City mourn him along with a wife and eight year old child. Charles Byanson went to Decatur to bring the body home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Tedward Kanaley
Decatur
Kanaley
Jearney
John Kanaley
Charles Ryanson
Steve Evanson
May Kanaley
Columbia’ City
Emma Bechtel
Benford Harbor
Mich
Siglers
James
John
Califfornia
Charles Byanson
W. C. Baker Dies at Lutheran Hospital
W C Baker formerly of Huntington died Tuesday afternoon at Lutheran Hospital after a recent operation for appendicitis. He was forty three. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs HL Capple of Huntington, one grandchild, two brothers and two sisters. He was well known in Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Baker
Huntington
Lutheran Hoapital
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