Candidates announce for Allen county offices
A flood of notices from Allen county list residents declaring candidacy for state and county offices. Names include Nelson H. Written Robert Shirley E M Manning William Watson Joseph We Getz Aaron M. Reichelderfer Istian G. Vonderau Robert E. Kelly Robert B. Liphs A J Kesler Tacor Wagner Ravin W Miller and others with goals to win Democratic primaries and party nomination.
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Yam
Allen County
Democratic
Robert Shirley
Democratic ‘Party 4
BES
E. Manning
Democratic Party
William Watson
Briff
Biter Journal-Gazetta
Aberitt
Alien County
Hornlaling
Joseph We Getz
Baltor
Nemo
Istian G. Vonderau
St Joseph Township
Journal-Gazetts Jesee
Vatera
Robert E. Kelly
Robert B. Liphs
Prussian railroad development plan outlined in parliament
A bill laid in the lower house allocates funds for Prussian railroads. It designates 15.75 million for new lines and cars, 78 million for adding tracks, 80 million for completing lines, 5 million for extensions, 55 million for cars for existing lines, 7.6 million for reserve purchases, and 2.26 million for local line rebuilding. Financing is proposed via a loan, amid German concerns to manage the plan.
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Kensra
Nanan
Unes
Nex
Juvrensa Ute Reserve Furs
Gas settlement outlined to lower city gas rates
The article details a Democratic platform backing regulation of gas service, promising the lowest possible price for fuel gas to citizens. It credits Mayor Honey and public works officials for securing a settlement, acknowledges James Murdock and others for proposing the basis of settlement, and thanks Judge Anderson for favorable conclusions.
Judge Anderson Court Named as Just Haven for Gas Rate Dispute
The passage notes authority to urge city officers and bondholders to settle a fuel price dispute quickly rather than prolong quarrels over gas company rights and sale rates. It lauds Judge Anderson's court as a dignified venue for fair, firm justice without yielding to pressure.
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Anderson
Fire in Sevarith street lumber yards and neighborhood blaze
Fire broke out after midnight in the lumber yards of Bigsinger Geos at Sevarith and W streets northwest and quickly spread to several residences. The American League ball park was threatened and vacated hospital buildings were partially destroyed. The lumber yard, largest in the city, valued at 8,000 dollars, caused an estimated loss of 500,000 dollars, mostly confined to the banker vars.
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Washington
Hunber Yards
Bigsinger Geos
Sevarith
W Strests
Freedman's Hospital
Humber Yard
Oelock
Judge Adair to Address Eighth Ward Democrats Tonight
Judge Joseph W. Adair will address Eighth ward democrats tonight at Olive Club hall. Hear him. Patterson-Pletcher Co. advertises over fifty Mart Schaffner Marx spring suits at $15, claiming value beyond typical retail.
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Joseph W. Adair
Eighth Ward
Olive Club Hall
Patterson-Pletcher Co
Mart
Water Pipe Contract Submitted To Council
City council met in special session last night to receive a contract between the Board of Public Works and the Mason Iron and Steel Company of Mason, Georgia for water pipe and castings for the water works department. The contract was referred to the committee on contracts and franchises. The board has made a good purchase, the price being materially lower than last year. The committee will meet tonight to consider the water works contract, the board of safety's contract for a new fire alarm system, and the ordinance granting Howser Manufacturing Company the right to construct an industrial track across Thomas Street. John Ankenbrugh was granted a permit to build a two story building on lot at Hanna's addition on East Wayne Street, cost $5. The electrical cooking demonstrations at Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Co offices at 614-616 Harrison Street continue this week with hours 10 to 12 mornings and 2 to 5 afternoons.
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City Connect
Board of Public Works
Magsion Iron and Steel Company
Masaillon, G
Water Works Department
Board of Safety
Ordinaner
Howser Manufacturing Company
Thomas Street
John Ankenbrugh
Lotail
Hanna
Wayne Street
Dike to Be Rebuilt By County Commission
The Likeside dike will be rebuilt to a higher height from Whitay avenue West to the Tusayile road. Property owners will be taxed for the improvements under court-approved plans. A county commission will oversee construction and future maintenance, with perpetual care by a county appointee after completion.
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Lakwainte
Beneftad
Alreo Cummlyshinerd AB
Towy
Lrwns
Whitay Avenue Wirt
Tusayile Road
New York Central Plans 136 Locomotives and 24000 Tons Rails
New York Central Railroad announces orders for 136 new locomotives and 24,000 tons of steel rails, funded by recent 30 million equipment trust notes. The locomotives will serve lines east of Buffalo as part of a major expansion amid unsettled business conditions.
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New York
New York Central Railroad Company
Buffalo
Private Detectives Arrested for Blackmail of Chicago Officials
Four men described as private detectives were arrested in Chicago on charges of attempting to extort about 109000 from Mayor Busse Chief of Police Shippy and Alderman M. J. Forman of the Third Ward. The prisoners Harry Schindler Jon K Marines William do Mulansney and Charis Hughild say they were hired by a reform organization to expose vice in the district between Twenty sixth and Thirty streets and threatened to publish alleged exposures to obtain money.
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Chicago
Buser
Shippy
Aldesman M. J. Forman
Third Ward
Harry Schindler
Jon K. Marines
Wm. Do. Mulansney
Charis Huxhild
Southyide
Mrs Zollars-Applied Surgery Improves After Operation
Mrs Fred Zollars who was operated on yesterday at Tauberan hospital is improving steadily though no complications set in. Her brother, Charles Sandor, also underwent a procedure by Dr Duemling yesterday and was doing nicely. Cooking with Electricity demonstrations end Saturday. call to witness what can be done with electricity before the halt.
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Fred Zollars
Wis
Tauberan Hospital
Iit
Charles Sandor
Duemling
Luee
Gaid
Matander
Rights of Toners and Labor Sits in Court Fight
Fragmented discussion notes a Supreme Court issue about labor rights and free speech. It references workers, courts, and government authority amid warnings against constraining free expression during wage labor struggles.
Roosevelt's Recommendations in Congress
President Roosevelt pushes recommendations including amendments to Sherman anti trust law and a joint resolution to study tariff revision with experts from executive departments. Labor leaders back a protest draft seeking relief from inflationary conditions. Senate commerce panel signals opposition to amending the Sherman law.
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Wallington
Leaverm
Congress
House
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Eachraugh
Conference of Labor
Crganized
Lair
United States Ailprema Court
Pension agencies cut after Washington vote
Washington March 19. House debates pension appropriation amid Taylor amendment to restore seventeen agencies. Lawmakers argue for consolidation in Washington DC. The Taylor amendment failed as votes counted and the bill carried a $153,800,100 appropriation. Piano tuner C B Burrows and book store listings noted nearby.
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Pollow
Mesars
Bowers
Miss
Keifer
Warhingion
D. C
House of Ranregentatives
Taylor
Kahn
Morn
Hale
Tenn
Campbell
Xas
Mexander
Snizer
N.Y
Phe ‘Mendiant
Mosarg
Cox
Crumpacine
Ind
No More Wedding Bells for Anna Gould
Madama Anna Gould arrives in New York on the steamer Afriatic and declares she is not engaged to anyone nor intends to marry. She says her visit is to repay a Paris visit to her sister Helen and plans to stay about two months. She notes prior objections from Count Bent and aims to settle property matters. The article mentions a spring sale at Patterson Melcher and a fish dinner at Hof Brau.
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NW York
Madama Anna Gould
Bont da Ceuteliane
Helie de Sagan
Madama Gould
Paris
Helen
Count Bent
Aga
Patterson- Melcher
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