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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1908
Page
17
In Allen County, Cline claimed sweeping wins amid wards contesting state delegate positions. Marshall loyalty influenced some races, with observers noting delegates flood for Cline while others aligned with Charles G. Conn. Cline thanked supporters, pledging a strong campaign in the Twelfth district to secure victory.
Reading of precinct returns shows numerous Adair precincts reporting totals for congressional and senatorial delegates. Names such as Cox, Gillett, Schwiler, Henna, Wohrenburg, Bullerman appear among delegate selections with varying tallies across North South East and West precincts. Unclear totals suggest a broader county wide distribution of nominations and delegate assignments.
The Count Stechenyl and his wife Gladys Vanderuilt are stopping at Claridge’s London on their way from Plymouth. They plan some London and Paris time before heading to their Mun Yarlin estate. A New York property authority notes one correspondent sent a report from Count Stephenyt, describing the estate as far from magnificent. The arrival may disappoint readers who expect grand wealth.
Local records list congressional, state, and senatorial delegates across precincts in Adair and surrounding townships. Summary shows names like Joan Bushman, Peter Deitsab, Henry Hoppe, Charles Ko Stervy, and James J. Aiken among many.
The record lists Marlon-William Wy plus Martinen J J Smit as joint senatorial delegates. St Joe township names Peter Trier with Lake Henry Boeuf as alternate and Dr Black Bel. Bel River lists H G McCurtee with Maumee Joseph Faulkner. Marlon John Sterting and Madison Herman Kranke appear as delegates.
The Democratic state convention in Providence decided not to endorse Bryan resolutions and referred them to delegates at large. National Committeeman George W. Greene was elected an unpledged delegate to the national convention, with Bryan supporters partly satisfied by the outcome.
The White Ash is advertised as the best 5c cigar in the city. The ad promotes High glass, pure bread and includes contact details for C. Rhody at 1031 Edgewater Avenue and phone number 2586 for ordering.
Gus Masshammer a sixteen year old boy sought a lite turn at the Majestic theater last night and is now at police headquarters booked for disturbing a public meeting during a quiet scene a rubber ball dropped by Moss lammey rolled down the gallery stairs and was heard throughout the house. The Jed was arrested by House Officer Herdendorf. Mrs Meyers hairdressing and manicuring parlors at 718 Harrison street is noted.
Judge Vesey attended legal business in Paulding. Mrs H Stafford to speak at YWCTU vesper. Union plans a rubber social at Miss Ethel Besson home. A newborn welcomed to Mr and Mrs Philip Meschberger of 1005 East Third. Various members and clubs report meetings and appointments across Allen County including Paragon designer visit and National Biscuit appointment in Denver.
The article describes anthracite storage advances, focusing on South Chicago’s large capacity plant and three major facilities in Abrams Par, Ransom, and South Plainfield. It details mechanical systems, box-car loaders, crane towers, and trimmer conveyors that reduce labor, prevent breakage, and enable rapid car loading while maintaining weather-resilient storage and efficient unloading to meet New York demand.
A fragment describes The People s Store seeking multiple experienced salesladies. The text also mentions a March 21 report from Rist News Bur itvi and references events at a bucket factory in Butler damaged by a fire or explosion, with unclear details about casualties or causes.
Report of the Round the World autos arriving in Ogden at mountain time and in Laramie at two. crews rest briefly before continuing. A German car faced a breakdown and gas issue near a Wyoming stretch, with police and towing reported.
Vesey's will sell flowers direct from the greenhouses with plants and cut flowers delivered to any part of the city. Home phone 6331 Bell 316. Green houses at 2602 Thompson Ave.
In Washington, lawmakers criticized war department spending on fortifications and Subic Bay while considering a proposed seventy five million or more for expanded defense needs. The debate weighed efficiency and potential waste as officers defended or questioned proposed allocations and wartime costs.
Teacher Ron at hours to suit convenience runs daily from Fort Wayne at 2 04 a m 6 4 0 p m with connections at Kokomo and Perth for Indiana Union Limiteds to Indianapolis Special rate from April 1 to 4 is $5 round trip with no excess or seat charge on the Limited Parlor Cars Take two pleasant and comfortable VIP going on the Wabash Valley Rave.
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