canal project keeps Indiana in Senate focus
The piece urges support for northern Indiana canal plans linking Lake Erie to Lake Michigan via the Maumee and other rivers. It highlights political backing from Edward G. Hottman and Congressman Cline, with regional advocates pressing Congress for funding and rail against opposition from rival factions. The argument ties the canal to a broader inland waterway system and national transport strategy.
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Fame Betauss
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Aintriet
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Senate
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House
Honors and Duties Honor Election in Allen County
The report lauds the election results in Allen County and praises the leadership of Edward Hiodtman and the county chairmen. It commends the enthusiasm of voters and parity workers, noting confidence and solid organization behind the success.
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Allen
Amung
Edward Gy Hiodtanain Chieshy
Marshall Refuses Donations for Gubernatorial Campaign
The article recounts Thomas R. Marshall declining monetary gifts during his Indiana governor bid. Donors offered sums up to 890 dollars, with many individuals sending money or pledging aid. Marshall is said to be returning contributions to supporters, upholding a self-reliant campaign ethos and rejecting outside influence.
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Thomaa
Marshall
Iain
Brainnaths
Ghstmen
Mr. Marshall
Indiana
Thomas R. Mar Hba
Marshall's Fine Qualities Win Despite Saloon Issue
The piece argues Marshall won not because of saloon tides but despite them, benefited more from his irreproachable personality and appeals to personal liberty. It credits voters who trusted him over Watson, praising duty, rectitude, and honor shaping a lasting reputation beyond political shifts.
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Watson
Marshall
Hoffman Named as Senate Candidate by Paper Endorsed
The Journal Gemlla hints at Ed C. Hoffman as a United States Senate candidate to replace Senator Hemenway. Times Herald supports the motion and calls for the previous question. They praise Hoffman’s brains and ability and favor his leadership. The News opposes him, labeling Labor Times Herald a counterpoint.
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Gemlla
Fulte
Hoffman
United States
Hemenway
Times-Herald
Uisee
Fr. Hoffman
Sizmogly
rimes-Herald
Contagious Disease Controversy At Pest House Memo
Letter from Mr Foster discusses admission to hospital for contagious diseases and criticizes the term pest house. He recalls past public backlash against removal to the pest house and argues for respectful language and proper care in public health efforts.
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Jourmal
Biblic
Pune
Foster
Answer to Correspondent From Garrets Indiana
A garbled 1905 cor respondent asks if a presidential index vote in Color ado is valid. The editor cites Indiana Garrets Journal Gazette style reply, noting a Yes answer to the inquiry and request to provide a 10 page or 6 page document dated 1905.
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Garrets
Ind
Journal-Gazettere Index Pormide
Vine Realli
Colorado
Missing Bunny Prompt Stirs Miurlan Readers
A letter from Miurlan Indiana asks the Port Wyte Daily News to explain the fate of a missing bunny. The writer wonders if the animal was taken by the press or magically vanished, demanding clarification.
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Port Wyte
Gambling Room Yields Two Prisoners in Calhoun Street Raid
Officers Grimme, Johnson, Gorghon, and Zwick busted a gambling operation on Calhoun Street shortly after t u'eluck last night, capturing two prisoners. They seized a proprietor named Tean Annmson and a man named Charles de Several, charging the scene as evidence. Captain Kelly led patrols who inspected several sites but found bets and gaming stalls secure in most locations.
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Tve Prisones
Grimme
Johnson
Gorghon
Zwick
Madden
Tean Annmson
Charles de
Kelly
The Wajestic Mr Barnes Tonight at Port Wayne
The Wajestic Mr Barnes tonight marks the stock company’s last Port Wayne engagement with Wright Huntington and Gur Qwn in Archibal Slavering Gunther’s Mr Barnes of New York a popular stage romance. Tickets are selling well with many reservations remaining as the company grows in popularity and merit.
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Port Wayne
Wright Huntington
Gur Qwn Stock Company
Archibal
Gunther
Mr Barnes
New York
Sala
The Man of the Hour at Majestic Theater Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne theatergoers will have a longer opportunity to see The Man of the Hour, a Brady Grismer production, with two special companies and complete action. New York reviews praise the show as a sensational, capital S success and a vigorous, direct production likely to last for years.
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the Evening Journal
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the Mail
Frederick Edward McKay
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Ronald Wolfe
Joan Corbin
the Sun
Charles Darnton
Warld
Molly Bawn Dramatization At Majestic Sun Tonight
The Duchess novel is adapted for stage as Molly Bawn at Majestic Sun tonight. Mise Beulan Poynter stars in the title role with a cast chosen for fit to character. Burt Nicolai and Nixon present lavish scenery and costly production for a polished, acclaimed tour performance.
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Burt, Nicolai & Nixon
Exerlings
Scunie
Ane
Way Down East Play At Majestic Monday Evening
Kyte Bris Parker presents Way Rowe East at the Majestic Monday evening. The production is touted as a refined, popular drawing show expected to attract theatergoers and deliver an indelible impression on attendees.
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Willam A. Braiiz
Kyte Bris Parker
Aden
Dr Miles Nervine Said To Restore Vitality After Grippe
A reader testimonial describes recovering from grippe weakness using Dr Miles Nervine. It emphasizes lingering fatigue as a danger and advises continued use during convalescence to rebuild nerves. The note promises a money back guarantee if the first bottle does not help.
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Miles
FD J. Norton
la Grippe
Way Down Fast at Place of Theatrical A Ma Inert
In a New England village setting the tale follows a trusting woman deceived by a scheming suitor. She is dragged down until rescued by a true friend. The plot unfolds with quaint local color and brisk, clean comedy, enhanced by clever blizzards and practical company under Ehoeke Davies.
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New England
Sen Liere
Ehoeke Davies
The Temple Vaudeville Show This Afternoon at Temple
The Temple presents its usual Saturday program this afternoon and evening with a strong bill for children. The lineup promises top acts including the Pulte Comrates, Goldsmith and Huppe, Josephine Gassman, Vernon the marvel, and Carberry and Stanton, all offering a lively afternoon of entertainment for a small price.
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Goldsmith
Huppe
Josephine Gassman
Pleks
Vernon
Carberry and Stanton
Bimbos Acrobatic Act Impresses City Audience
A newspaper reviewer hails Mia Bimbo as a deft physical culture artist who, with her partner Jim Bimbo, performs a striking acrobatic routine. The piece praises her strength, grace, and stage presence while noting the unusual appeal of a female performer in such feats.
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Oneron
Himbo
Jim
Shi
Bim
New Turk
Mia Bim
Lyric Show Promises Balanced Bill at the Theater
The Lyric's coming program features Cole and Coleman, Adams brothers, Sam Harrington, Mira Kibhe, and the Five Grown Brothers as headliners. The bill includes sketches, an illustrated song, and a vaudeville mix with new acts. Charles Saunders will comment on elections amid the varied acts.
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Lyric
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Coleman
Adams Brothers
Sam Harrington
Ies
Mira Kibhe
Knighter
Msical
Ble Vandeville
Hoey
Tom Brown
Amateur show draws crowds as season opens
Amateurs topsy turvy variety act and a refined singing and dancing performance headline a lively amateur night. The event showcases Sagges expert punchers and local talent with plans to continue throughout the season. Displayed in the W. & R. Fabric Log, the Anthony lot window dressings and satin finish goods are featured by leading merchants.
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Sagges
Mur Ont
Sensonz
Anthony Lot
She Noy Walt & Gu Durantes
Rev and Mrs Ray Mier Wott Leave Milersburg
The Rev and Mrs Ray Mier Wott left Milersburg yesterday for West Virginia to attend the funeral of a petrel in the Miller residence area. Investigation follows a recently discovered matter on the Miller farm, with local officials examining the proposition and church officials noting the absence of Reverend Miller.
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Milersburg
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Miller
Avell
Miler Farm
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Halley
Sagedy
Westbettesh Street
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