Newspaper notices and political commentary from 1908 Fort Wayne issue
A fragmentary 1908 Fort Wayne page notes postal rates for daily and Sunday editions, plus a weather aside warning of premature warmth. It includes opinions about James B. Watson and Charles W Miller, Thomas R. Marshall, tariff effects on cotton mill wages, and a discussion of Savannah River navigation and watershed reports with figures on channel improvements and costs.
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Fort Wayne
Wayne
Gatles
Advanc
Pany
Suniday
Pally
Witout
Everere
James B. Watson
Charles Www
Miller
Thomas QR
Marshall
Artery
River navigation and forest role in water power
Historical discussion on river depth, storage, and power potential along the Savannah and Ohio basins. Emphasizes navigable depth, reservoir silt, and the forest as base for sustainable water power, with figures on estimated horsepower and economic impact reaching tens of millions. Proposes forest preservation to enable viable canal and reservoir development.
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Savannah River
Congress
Appalachian
Whiten Mountain
Georgia
North Carolina
Augusta
Kridep
Weil Tuyo
Appatchian
Kurst
Ayetabl
Beynar
Ohio
Pittsburg
Monongahela
Cincinnati
Almont
Shuleing
Bela Ait
Gayle Sable
Owe Three Months Or More For Your Paper
Notice warns readers owing three months or more for subscriptions after April 1st will be cut off. Postal authorities may deny mail to newspapers with delinquent subscribers. Journal-Gazette will require proof all subscribers are paid up if Postmaster Hanna asks.
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Hanna
Journal-Gazette
Aldrich Bill Reaches the House in Washington
March 31 The Aldrich financial bill moves to the House after a brief table delay. Speaker sends it to the banking and currency committee where Chairman Fowler announces a hearing for Wednesday and promises respectful treatment from the Senate’s framework.
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Washington
Alrich Financial
Committee On
Chra Fowler
Gail Mr. Fowler
Ani Gistin
Unites States Senate
A Good Rest On A Ranch Campaign Tour
Kint Neos reports a campaign stop with Governor Thomas R. Marshall and colleague Willeave en route to Scottsdale Arizona Tuesday noon to visit Mrs Masshi Tarents and Mr Mrs E Kinsey. Kinsey family plans winter at the Melatlen ranch with Marshall returning for a gubernatorial campaign.
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Kint Neos
Coluaia Utty
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
Witt Willeave
Scottsdale
Ariz
Masshi Tarents
Wr E. Kinsey
Sis Kinsey
Te Perament
Steuben County
Melatlen Ranch
Maraball
Arizona
Matdhall
Political Candidate Announcements in Allen County
A batch of early 20th century notices announces candidates for multiple Allen County offices. Names include Edltor Pieas¢ Fleming Manning Watson Connell Crabili Gladibux Getz Kelly Lipes Kesler Stellhorn Branning Wagner Wagner Fenser Bushy Nister and others seeking seats as representatives sheriff coroner assessors trustees and recorder, all subject to the Democratic primary or party will.
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Edltor
Allan
B. Fleming
Willo
Segialnura
Allen County
Rosenwinken
Hatter Journal-Gazetta
Whidtern
William Watson
Thomas J. O'Connell
Harvey C Crabili
Laiter Journ -Gazette
Iam 2
Alled County
Joseph F. Getz
Journsl-Gazette
Iam
C. Gladibux
Fieaus
Bharlit
Sts Aron M. Anckelderfer
Chrisman G. Vonderat
Joseph Township
Baltor
Journal-Gavette
A. J. Kesler
Journal-Gazette
Wayna Township
J. He Stellhorn
Journal-Gazett
John A. Bushy
Gase
Thi Tam
Democratic Party
Zerman C
Nister
Wrestling Match at Miami Athletic Club Heads Tonight
Warper of the Miami Athletic Club announces a wrestling event at his club Thursday night featuring Kennedy versus Chickne for a $100 purse. The Miami team will also form, with other matches planned to entertain members and friends.
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Miami Athletic Club
Preaaees Warper
Miami Athletic Cith
Kennedy
Chickne
Rachenn- Ta
Ed Ny
aTiami Keshen
Wiil Emekt
Ale Eether Enms
Bent Amie
Politicking heats up for Indiana nominating convention
Candidates for governor and lieutenant governor gathered amid expectant talk of rapid deals. Key figures include Watson, Taylor, Miller, and Clarke. Delegates from districts like the Second and Eighth weigh plans to boost unopposed tickets, while Clarke withdraws after entering the race briefly and a main convention meeting on Wednesday nears. Senators Beveridge Hemenway and Rep Overstreet attend, with doorkeepers appointed to enforce ticket controls.
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Bob Watson
Charles’ Miller
Te de Notilty
Curly
William L
Taylor
Hugh Miller
Dean
Jock
Bruch
Goodwine
Clarke
South Bend
Leutenant
Watson
Charles
Hernly
Newcastle
Sudent
Watsot
Prigrim
Thes Gelegates
Billhoimer
James Bingham
Lyk
Beveridge
Hemenway
Jesse Overstreet
Clayton
Horace Terry
Winamaci Clarke
Mumaw
Warsaw
J. W. Astrey
Plymouth
Oscar Johnson
Jefterparle
Henry L. Hopping
Montbelier
Riddick
Local option plank worries Republicans in Indiana
Indianapolis March 30 Local option dominates the Democratic resolutions as Republicans in Indiana debate temperance planks at the state convention. The all night resolutions session split factions with four proposed models for county ward and township units. Debate centers on how the proposed temperance law would operate and what unit should be designated.
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Tndianapolis
Democratic Committee
Tesolutiona Committes
Indiana temperance plank sparks district convention debate
The Anti-Saloon League faction pushes for local option by counties while temperance factions resist provincial moves fearing court delays. Debates on remonstrance laws, high license, and personal liberties split delegates as resolutions committee schedules reports and a tariff platform gain precedence at the upcoming convention.
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Resolutions Committee
Made right Gold Seal Cigars to consumers of coffee
The Pur chaser of Peirce's Golden Run package cotton will now end free in each package a stereoscopic view of sights and scenes in different parts of the world. Assorted highly colored and unique, a valuable home addition. Gamble Proctor Co announces a lecture at Wayne Street M E church on Friday April 3.
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Peirce
Death of Infant Bernard Harpel at 2120 Winch Street
Bernard Aloysius Harpel infant son of Mr and Mrs William Harpel of 2120 Winch Street died Monday at 2 pm from complications of diseases at age four days. Funeral services will be held at St Marys Cedrolle church.
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Bernard Aloysius Harpel
William Harpel
Winch Street
St. Mary's Cedrolle Church
Nick Collins Plans Bout With Orfree Under Wild Card Offer
Nick Collins, famed light heavyweight wrangler for the city, seeks Dave Butter’s location to seal a match with Orfree. He agrees to face the Eastern foe at 143 pounds on short notice, with terms offered by Bultermare and a plan to book the Easterner.
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Nick Colling
Cits
Dave Buttermore
Orfree
Collins
Pittsburs
Wat
Bultermare
Wife accuses husband of murder in wild affidavit
Special to the Journal Gazette from Bloomington Indiana March 30 Frank Monaco was arrested this morning on a telegram from Middletown charging him with murder. He allegedly found his wife living with a man named Deluca and had them arrested for adultery. Mrs Monaco claims her husband sold her to Deluca in New York for $10 and she grew to love him. She asserts Monaco murdered two men in the East, including an Italian in Middletown gambling den, and another man named Tinseneimer of New Rochelle. She also says he committed a criminal violation at Logansport three years ago and fled east to avoid arrest.
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Journal-Gezetta
Buntington, Inn
Frank Monaco
Middletown
Monaco
Deluca
Ayas
Italy
Tinseneimer
New Rochelle
Logansport
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Tus Townehin
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Jacob Wagner
Lease Mmnuunge
Canmid
Adams Townah
Democratic Volurs
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Herman Fenser
Alexander
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Supreme Bench
Af Quidey R, Atgers
Lagansport
Judge Gillet
George B. Clarke
Indianapolis
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Evenue
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Flagg
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The
Rurode Dry Goods Co
Anti-Saloon League
Anti-Saloon League of
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Uquor
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Chicago
Gold Seal
Nick Collins
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Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Co
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