Allen County Democratic Primary Campaign Announcements
A batch of candidate notices from Allen County urging voters to support them in the Democratic primary. Names include SHIRLEE, JOHN B. MANNING, WATSON, ROBERT KELLY, ROBERT ELIPES, DR. A. J. KESSEH, CHRISTIAN G. VONDERAU, and others, each declaring candidacy for various county offices subject to Democratic voters' decision at the upcoming primary.
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Elewsy Annownea
Allen County
Rosen Winkel
Balter Journal-Gazette
Watestern
Pleane
Mocrutle Pet
Anat Shirlee
Len County
Democratic
John B. Manning
Pisade
Allen Caunty
Watson
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Jert C. Ors Hs
Distoy
Walter Journal-Gazette
Tamia
Tor Shortt
Pest
Glapizox
Pleaze
Pri
Asron M. Reichelderfer
Christlan G. Vonderau
St. Joseph Township
Bilter Journal-Gazette
Robert ©. Kelly
Robert Elipes
Journal-Gazette
Vitaze
Cayoner
A. JU Kesseh
Court reopens Smith divorce and custody dispute
The Bronx court revisits the Della Smith versus Charles A. Smith case. The wife’s custody of their children is questioned as she remarried and allegedly used funds for the new husband, leaving an eldest daughter who reportedly had to work. Judge O Rourke will rule after review.
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Della Smith
Charles A. Smith
Bronk Court
Smith
O'Rourke
William Tony
Ira A. Cox
Tienes
Renan
Lake Shore
Governor Guild Endurance Slams Portmanteau On Trial
Governor Curis Gullel remains in critical condition after a fall in Boston. The report notes ongoing legal actions including restraining orders against a spouse, quiet title suits, and various attorney fees. Several local notices mention real estate disputes and injury on a hand car near a rail line.
Real good 50 smoke a White Ash Cigar promotion
An advertisement touts a White Ash Cigar for a real good 50 smoke and invites readers to the second floor to see new items including top coats raincoats and spring overcoats from PATTERS FLETCHER CQ.
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Secord
Fletcher
Political buzz in Kosciusko County heats up in races
Warsaw March 20 political scene roils Kosciusko and surrounding counties as Republicans dominate key slots. Candidates include J. W. W. Parke of Plymouth and N. H. Plumer of Whitley for joint representative, A L Cornelius of Syracuse, L. W. Royse of Warsaw, and F Bowser for judge, with J A Widaman, H V Lehman, and J A Sloan running for state’s attorney.
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Warsaw
Ind
Tigiec
Mir
Banker
J. W W. Parke
Plymouth
J. N. Ronysa
Jalat
Kosciisko
Marshall
A. L. Cornelius
Sypacuse
N. H. Plumer
Whitley County
Kosciuske
Huntington
Whitley
L. W. Royse
Waresaw
F. ©. Bowser
Wereay
Kosciusko Clieuis
Widaman
H. V. Lehman
J. 4. Sloan
William A. Mabic
Wiliam
Warser
Edsward
Aherttt
Spain Brothers Sentenced for Wheat Theft in Albion
The Spein brothers Harry and Anthony, sons of a local farmer near LaOtto, were sentenced in Albion for stealing twenty bushels of wheat from Charles Baker’s barn. They pleaded guilty in the circuit court and received one to three years in the Jeffersonville reformatory. Accomplice William Mougenest pleaded guilty. his sentence was suspended after favorable recommendations.
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Rise News Bureau
Albion
Ind
Harry
Anthony
Spein
la Otte
Charles Baker
Swanly
Otto
Gulet
Eni Tey
Elreult Court
William Rouseneat
Cirscuit
Unis Place
Fragmented OCR note on Warsaw court crowd at women’s event
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Warsaw court and a Saturday gathering of about 400 people. It references women patrons and a local district event, but details and context are missing due to garbled text. No definite names, dates, or outcomes are establishable from the readable portion.
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Warsaw
Women' i Korelurke
Bryan Visits College Town Indiana University Honors Bryan
William Jennings Bryan visited Bloomington to address about 2000 students and townspeople at the university gymnasium. He spoke on the value of an ideal and contrasted Democratic party aims with Republican policies, following an evening dinner with Prof. Johnston and college leaders.
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Bloomington
Ind
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Indiana University
Bryan
Johnston
Spok
College Gymnagium
University Jackson Club
Hryan
Jackson Club
Chicago
Lowe Bryan
Voting Opens In County For District Nominee At Kendallville
Polls open in townships from 1 to 6 and voting hours actually run 4 to 7 as canvassers expect a large turnout. The District convention at Kendallville on April 16 looms with fierce contests for congress delegates in wards four six and eight. Thomas R K Marshall's candidacy dominates delegate races while Fleming and Spongitomn unite for the joint senatorial ticket. Local Democrats from nearby counties gather to back their favorites, with heavy campaigning in Fort Wayne and surrounding areas.
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Kendallville
Welurna
Journal-Gazzette
Thomas RK
Marshall
Stata
Jong Tcket
Ar Fleming
Sppogitimn
Washington Seeks Chinese Invitation for Fleet Itinerary
The Washington expected China to invite American warships to join a fleet voyage. President Roosevelt and his cabinet weighed the invitation as a sign of cordial U S Japan relations. If China joins, the itinerary may include Hawaii, the Philippines, Yokohama, and Manila before returning via the Suez Canal.
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Wedala
Roel
Seeyeuiry Root
Iis
Ikely
Chin
Metcalf
Admiral Pillsbury
China
Haiwaitane Islands
Boman
Melbourne
Sydney
Maully
Yokohanma
Alap- Nuys
Japan
Manila
Ship Sub Society Subsidy Passes Congress
The text notes approval of a ship subsidy measure passed without division. In Washington on March 20 the American Federation of Labor’s grievances were read before the Senate. Vice President Fairbanks presented the statement, and a Senate journal edition was prepared with about one thousand copies authorized.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Fairbanks
Burrows
Gulinger
President Pressed on Public Access to Corporate Data
Washington March 20 Congress criticizes President over failure to publish corporate information gathered by the bureau of corporations. Representative Hardwick of Georgia says $600,000 was spent gathering data and urges first hand access rather than piecemeal releases. He argues information should be shared with Congress and the public, not held by a single official.
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Senate
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Bureau of Corporations
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Georgia
United States
House
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Three Hot Contests on the Republican Side
In Indianapolis Maryland on March 29 three tight contests determined delegates to the Republican state convention. James B. Watson faced rivals in most counties as Watson’s supporters claimed early dictations of delegates. In Huntington county Watson’s allies won six of seven delegates and claimed ten on the first ballot, with Miller claiming ten on the second. In Miami county both Watson and Miller led with six delegates each on the first ballot, Taylor and Miller also gaining.
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Indianapolis
James B. Watton
Abankfort
Watson
Charles W. Miller
jTayter Slater
Huntington
Watsons
Huntington County
Taylor
Miami County
C. W. Miller
Taylor Th. Miller
Fragmentary ad text with mixed products and locations
Fragmented customer notes mention Sagin skin cream healing tender skin and Chili Con Carne at Randall's Saloon. References to 818 Barr Street, Uy remodels, Fleigier stare dans, and White Ash Cigar suggest a collage of local commerce items and addresses without a coherent story or clear dates.
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Randall's Saloon
Barr Street
Chicago Fire Devastates Grand Pacific Hotel and Federal Building
Fire in Chicago caused extensive damage to the Grand Pacific Hotel and the adjacent federal building. Water from firefighting efforts forced guests from rooms on the hotel’s upper floors while dense smoke disrupted postal and court operations. The Grand Pacific, rebuilt after the 1871 blaze, stands as a historic hotel owned by Levi Leiter’s estate.
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Federal Building
Justinset
Tooms
Grand Pacific
Chicago
Jato Levi 2, Leiter
Fire at White City amusement park destroys rink
A March 27 fire at White City Indianapolis caused losses over 19000 when a coal exploded in the skating rink office. The rink and two other buildings were destroyed but the rest of the park survived as wind carried embers away. Repairs and new buildings planned after cleanup.
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Indianapolis
White City
R. C. Light
White City Company
Wayne Dry Goods Co Specials on Ladies Dresses
Wayne Dry Goods Co offers spring dress styles with priced ranges from $3.67 to $15.00. The ad touts new seasonal looks and fit quality as it promotes affordable fashion for women.
Duke Seeks King’s Consent to Marriage
Rome reports an engagement announcement involving Duke and Mia Elkins with the king’s consent sought. Circulation in Rome claims an official acknowledgment could come soon, while Washington denies formal confirmation amid speculation of a U.S. visit by the duke.
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Mias Elkins
Rome
Taurnic
King
Pieter An NeEl
Nigmarciase
West Virsiala
Washington
America
Bucklen Arnica Salve praised for cures by Clinton man
Mr D E Chamberlain of Clinton Maine endorses Bucklen Arnica Salve noting it cured piles helped chapped hands healed an old sore without scarring. Also mentions Dreier Brothers drug store and a Wilmington Washington trip related to Senator Elkins and a funeral, plus a Raymond piano advert.
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Clinton
Maine
Bucklen
Dreier Brothers
Wayne Dry Goods Co Offers New Spring Skirts
Popular ladies dress skirts announced with new spring styles priced from 3.867 to 15.00. Emphasizes best in make and fit with low star price. Journal-Gazette Want Ad promotion for Wayne Dry Goods Co.
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Wayne Dry Goods Coo
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