Political Candidate Announcements in Allen County
A beanbag of Democratic primary notices from the Journal Gazette lists numerous candidates for state and county offices. Names include W. Perobenvinkel, Hobert Shirley, Joan H. Manning, William Watson, A. Rogge, Joseph Geez, Aaron M. Reichholderfer, Robert Be Kelly, and others seeking positions from sheriff to recorder and coroner subject to Democratic voters at the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ldnte
Legia
Alin
W. Perobenwinkel
Uater Journal-Gazette
Ailen County
Wrotiern
Plesto
Journal-Gazette
A. Rogge
Easter Journal-Gasette
Allen
Joseph
GEEZ
Balter Journal-Gasett
Guadigox
Allen County
Une Democratic Pri
ASRON
MM. Reichelderfer
Pattor Tanrant-Gazatte
Thole
Robert BE
Kelly
Allan
Sournal-Gazette
Plenge
Trustes
Wayne Township
Stellhorn
Dingley Tariff Endures Amid Calls for Revision
A historic tariff debate recounts the Dingley law’s long survival and the push for revision. Analysts note revenue deficits and tariff-created profits shifting over time, with workers bearing the burden and industry arguing for change. The piece cites the New York Evening Post and figures on wages versus manufactured output. It also discusses railroad revenue trends amid the October panic and lists several major systems under review.
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New York
Evening Post
Dingley Inn
Aldrich
Iie
Glier Coun
Stowid
Hat Singh Ranch
Dingley
Tsrviener - Pwevden
Ital
Suifonal Association of Manuface Durers
Priota
Railroads and Industrial Outlook in the United States
Reports to the commerce commission from major railroad systems indicate general improvement in railroad and industrial conditions. Despite some suffering from the downturn, prospects suggest recovery with capacity to finance necessary improvements and expand interstate commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talline
W. Lane
Pacific Coast
Dar Minds
Tin Tall
Railroads Show Mixed Revenues Across Regions in 1907 Half-Year
A survey of U.S. railroads reports mixed results for July to December 1907. Major systems like New York Central and Pennsylvania lines show higher operating income than 1906, while Southern roads lag. Northern lines show gains, and New England routes rise in gross revenues but dip in net income. Overall, national outlook suggests gradual improvement with tighter credit and rising traffic, though January and February remain weak.
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Lane
Ametien
Commerce Cormmission
Jarpon
Commercs
Henry C. Adamy
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Petra
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Soutthern Railway
Tonnsville & NashvNie
Rock Ising
Atchigua
Santa Fe
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Northwestern
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Ubi Iyer
Chirwu
Paulo
Ciesla Burter
Pichiconse
Mexlyin
Norte Paeble
Wie
Pucke
Met
Tranet
Puig Chiereage
Milwaukes & St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania Lines
New England
Newport New Haven
Hareford
Louisville & Nashville
Southern
Sash
United States
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
American Railway Association
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Dvorce in France Debate and Senate Endorsement
March 24 Paris the senate with a large majority concurred in a bill allowing automatic divorce after three years of separation upon request by either party The growing number of French divorces since 1886 has sparked intense controversy The debate touched theater and public opinion with references to Bourget and broader calls for liberalized marriage laws Meanwhile obituaries note Mr Gayman longtime Delaware County resident and church trustee leaving a widow and children after a life in agriculture and local service.
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Paris
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
France
Pont Bourgel
Pkay
Tel Oat
M. Bris
Jwatice
Wonen
Hfe
Friends of Renter Freedom of Union
Digition
Bourget
Asti- Neal
Moral Solohey
Tong Age
As & Chinsn
Jeter Jain
Gayman
Delaware County
Grave Wood
Clyde Gayman
Dacatur
Samuel Gayman Dead Munshi
Samuel Gayman dies as a Munshi in a historical setting, with mention of a slave and a sudden ending. Details are fragmentary, but the event centers on a death in a service role within a colonial or historical context.
Lynn Tornado Wipes Town Killing Two People
A tornado struck Lynn six miles from Heroy early today, destroying the town. Two people died Jimi Wright a colored man and a child of Majo Lyles, with several others injured. Homes barns and stores were leveled. a Bailey home was blown ten feet. Rescue teams were sent to care for the injured.
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Bainbridgs
Marek
Lynn
Heroy
Jimi Wright
Majo Lyles
Boze
Petee Hatcher
Bailey
Elisa Bianchd
Mimms
George Williams
Kate Archie
William Lynn
Deetors
Rain Binsbridge
Evinson
Returned physician dies after short illness in Maysville
Dr John William Guenther aged 78 longtime Mayville physician died Monday morning at his residence 1728 Wonna Street after breakfast. Death caused by a blood clot in the brain. Born in Württemberg Germany he came to America in 1849 settling in Vinel town Ohio then moved to Allen County Indiana and practiced medicine until retirement. Survived by four children Stephen Ralph Willow and Mrs Lain Guenther. second wife Mrs Amanda Guenther and members of the family.
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John William Guenther
Maysville
Stephen Guenther
Wonna Street
Guenther
Wurttembers
Germany
America
Vinlontown
Avells County
Ohio
Allen Pune
Stephen
Ralphy
Willow
Mies Lain
Gaenther
Rtchimond
Drs Guentiar
George
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H, Bohne & Bro
Bdamel
Coulis
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Associated Press
the Journal: Gazette CO
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Fort. Wayne
Fort Wayne
Morabelens
Eulsiey Ik
Sao
Eetutur Crain Allen Fee ‘Aden Cuneate
Pleava Mmnaunge
Guy Mug
Mie Song
Ig Democratic Party
Joan HW. Manning
Democratic Party
William Watson
Deigste
Jon A
Ushman
Teystes
Warne
Twelih
Coverner
Thomas HR. Marshall
Ani
Wien
Puebie
Brainer
Ieee
Strathoes
Tunis
Mionitia
Siu
Wiley Cay
Washington
District of Columbia
Plainly Oval Power
Wilmer Walter
Messala
General Wallace
Ben Hur
Paregoria
Kansas City
Scott
Tary
Therman
Madam Butterfly
Redfern Whalebone
Redfern
Redfern Models
The
Aurode Dry Goods Co
Dvorce
Friends of Greater Freedom of Union
Samuel Gayman
Afuys
Ayer
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