The Gemographic Ticket and Political Debates
A fragmentary 1808 newspaper text references the Gemographic Ticket with Allen and Adam counties, Belle Fleming, and a Indiana congressional race. It critiques Republican editors, urges reform, and notes a court ethics discussion by the American Bar Association amid broader political and legal turmoil.
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Vantor
Allen and
Adam Counties
Fleming
Congrena—Tweritl
Indiana
Tiscurus
We "Cline
Anzola
Watts Death in Monmouth Due to Paralysis
Decatur Indiana March 28 Vice Rev WW Watts aged seventy seven died at 4 25 PM at his Monmouth home. Cause of death listed as paralysis or related illness with final line truncated. Local clergy figure and longtime resident cited in brief obituary item.
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Decatur
Ind
Ww.watts
Monmouth
Would-Be Death By Self Action To Insane Hospital
May 28 Mes Adams of Neppanee attempted fulcida by swallowing turpentine near Claypool while yieiling at home of volitives. Appointed for admission to Legunsport insane hospital. currently at son Lewis Adaing’s North Luke Street home.
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Riot
Wansaw
Mes
Seaved
Adams
Neppanee
Fulcida
Rwallowlhe
Decatur Youth Caught Burglary and Petit Larceny
A boy under fourteen was caught in the act at the M ullenkanger store in Decatur Indiana. He entered at 5 am and tampered with the cash register while Homer Cross slept in the store. Night officer Amon Fisher arrested him and he was sent to juvenile court on burglary and petit larceny charges.
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Decatur
Ind
Ond
Ullenkanger
Homer Cross
Cross
Aim 50
Amon Fisher Lavagalec
Pickerel string astonishes Angola fans from Doghack Lake
A local business man and Mr. Kink returned from Doghack Lake with a large string of pickerel weighing fifty nine pounds. They presented the fish at George Kemery’s residence and boasted of the catch, though the biggest fish reportedly escaped.
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Kist
Angola
Ind
Kink
Doghack Lake
Rather
Auburn Ind Tornado Strikes, Wrecks Trees and Stack
A heavy storm struck Auburn Indiana shortly after 2 PM from the west. The Auburn Manufacturing Company plant smoke stack was blown down and rendered unusable until repairs. Trees were uprooted and fences overturned across the county as the storm unleashed its fury.
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Kist
Auburn
Ind
Fay
Auburn Manufacturing Company
Kendallville Personal Notes Highlights May Visit
Kendallville Ind May 28 Miss May Hoadley returned from a business trip to Ddcerton C itr and Mrs Alvin Goodwin of Pleasant Lake were guests of friends here today.
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Kendallville Ind
May Hoadley
Ddcerton, C.itr
Alvin, Goodwin
Pleasant Lake
Adjourning Tense as Congress Hears Currency Bill
Washington reports show adjournment looming after long negotiations on the currency bill. Conferees’ report held up in the House, Senate urged to act, opposition coalesces with Fifteen Democratic senators vowing to oppose the Aldrich Vreeland compromise.
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Wallington
Gun Srine
Shen Ae
Hatalbys
Senate
Lwenevency
Currancy Questat
Washington
Maneh- Vreeland
Aldrich
Belie
Dilla
Effendar
Econgress
Torrow
Publicity bills loom as senate to act this session
A Senate panel on privileges and elections, Senators Long and Johnston, are tasked with drafting a publicity bill on campaign contributions. Four bills are before the committee, not likely to report before next winter. In another item, the Fort Wayne Guffitters Day closing hours are set with a Decoration Day schedule.
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Senate
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Long
Johnston
Washington
Fort Wayne Guffitters
Hearst Still Gains On The Recount R yüz
The McClellan Hearst recount in Sew Fort sees additional ballots added as six boxes are reviewed in court. Officials disclose inconsistencies in the official count and discuss possible criminal prosecution as inspectors await fly sheets and box canvassing details.
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McClellan-Hearst
Willtm TR
Flearst
Justin Lambert
Court News Snapshot of Probate and Civil Actions
Court notes list probate actions and real estate transfers including the will of Beward Rohlfing, Chris Han Rasale named executor, and distribution among heirs. Civil filings include Frances Wightman v Lewis Wightman seeking venue change, Emmitt Siscinger v Henry Blam dismissed, Nellie Hensings v George Hensinger pending, and Marie M Fitzgermidge case under advisement. Decrees granted in several title matters. licenses to marry for Coppock and Coverdale, Mason and Lin ton, and Horstrager with Rentechier noted.
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Wiliam J. Lonergan
Charles
Gamrath Sye Harman Wilken
Fide
Breen & Morris
Beward Rohlfing
Alea
Theildren
Chris— Han Rasale
Frances Wightman
Lewis J. Wightman
Adlee Mewton
Emmitt Siscinger
Henry Blam Wiswee
Nellie Hensings
George Hensinger
Teaton
Marie M. Fitzgermidge
Willam Teitzgerald
Wader
Tames F. Grabiin
Mary ¥. Grehon
Wiliam
Miler
Dudge Heaton
Roy J. Smith
Ludge Erwin Hosts Decatur Men Gathering
A lively social report notes Ludge Erwin entertaining a delegation of Decatur men. The group, including several locals, traveled to Fort Wayne for a dinner hosted by Judge TR Te Resin. The evening was described as pleasant with plans for a return gathering soon.
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Decatun
Tae
Lehimeyer
al Kuenler
Bon
Erwin
Wil Schrock
C.D. Lawton
J. Lita
Tyneda
CAL Desa LC
Worms
Fort Warne
Kogrenek
Shidge
Mr. Arwin
Women Only Matinee At Temple Draws Scrutiny
Miss Anna Eva Ray headlines a women only matinee this afternoon at the temple prompting Treasurer Trluxeil Hawie to urge men to stay away while affirming the event offers women a chance to hear aspects of daring behavior they might not otherwise encounter.
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Temple
Anna Eva Ray
Sftica
Trluxeil Gil
Glorious Betsy at the Majestic with Mary Mannering
Mary Mannering stars in Glorious Betsy at the Majestic with matinee and night shows on Saturday. The play, directed by Shuberts, follows Betsy Patterson from Baltimore belle to international notoriety through marriage to Jerome Bonaparte.
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Fort
Warne
Aida Johnson Young
Betsy
Ir “Brown
Harvard
Shuberts
Raiiant Belle
Betsy Patterson
Baltimore
America
Jerome Bonaparte
Fig
Napolesr
Amperes
New Factory Planned at Claypool by Mr Loohr
Claypool May 28. Bh Loohr proprietor of the Claypool Lumber company announces erection of a factory building for manufacturing a language which he claims to have invented. The project aims to establish a new industrial venture in Claypool.
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Kist
Claypool
Vii
Loohr
Claypool Lumber Company
Will
Condition is serious in Claypool case from May report
By Klet News Bureau CLAYPOOL Ind May 28 a victim identified as Mrs T Garman who lives east of the village has lain in bed since illness described as inflammatory Theamatism. Condition is serious but survival feared. length of illness not stated.
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Klet
Claypool
Ind
T. Garman
Vince
Jain
Wengks
Toledo man visits Ligionier and nearby towns
Jerome Ackerman of Toledo is in Ligionier Indiana visiting relatives Mr and Mrs W A Thhtdast went to Chicago Wednesday night for a few days Br Frank P Woo was a Sendall ville visitor Wednesday Also rekindled crests and patterns noted in town chatter
Indiana raid admits planning by attorney general
James Bingham stated that the raid on the Colonial hotel at West Baden and Brown's casino at French Lick was planned by him under Governor Hanly and that the aides chosen were from his office. McAdams, White, and Caving were identified as among the raiders, with others deployed to French Lick and West Baden to verify gambling activity. McAdams and two assistants returned for conferences, while the others were expected back later. The names of the assisting men were not released by Bingham.
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Seattle
Wash
Jn Tweiny-Serma
Hess
Ulines
Steviius
Gil
Ultima Stite Bianissotialen
America
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American Bar Association
James Bingham
West Baden
al Brown
French Leck
Hanly
Charles V. McAdams
Railroad Commission
D M. White
A. G. Caving
McAdams
French Tick
Mr. White
Mr. Caving
Brown
Bingham
Snell Will Case Ends With Jury Favoring Plaintiff
In Clinton on May 28 the jury in the Snell will case reported in favor of the plaintiff after several hours deliberation. The will is said to have been contested as breaking with the wealth of the aged millionaire.
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Clinton
Lit
International Brotherhood elects new officers in Cleveland
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters held a convention in Cleveland electing Grand Chief Engineer WS Stone as grand chief and E W Hurley as assistant grand chief. F L A Burgess and Ash Kennedy were named to other high posts by acclimation. The Journal notes want ads at 34 cents a word.
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