Republican State Ticket Named For Indiana Nomination
The Indiana Republican state ticket includes Fred A. Sims secretary of state James S. Stubbs state statistician Oscar Hadley treasurer James Bingham attorney general Edward Fitzpatrick clerk of the supreme court F A Cotton superintendent of public instruction and W S Blatchley state geologist. Balloting at Indianapolis nominating convention renominated Leander J Monks for supreme court judge fourth district and Hadley for appellate and other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Sims
Frankfort
John C. Billheimer
Washington
Oscar Hadley
Plainfield
James Bingham
Muncie
Supreme Court
Edward Fitzpatrick
Portland
F. A. Cotton
Indianapolis
W. S. Blatchley
Terre Haute
Joseph Stubbs
James H. Jordan
Martinsville
Leander J. Monks
Winchester
C.C. Hadley
Ward H. Watson
Charleston
Daniel W. Comstock
Richmond
J. M. Rabb
Williamsport
Frank 8. Rob
Auburn
Roland Warker
Fred Sims
James
Stubbs
Stoner
Billheimer
Hadley
Jonce Monahan
Orange County
Hendricks County
Jacob Joel
Montgomery County
Allen County
Joel
Monyhan
Grant
Tippecanoe
Marion
Vanderburg
Vigo
Allen
Fitzpatrick
Neal
Marion County
Cotton
James M. Tomlin
John M. Lewis
Tomlin
Lewis
Grant County
Vanderburg County
Vigo County
Tippecanoe County
Boone County
Blatchley
W. A. MacBeth
MacBeth
Maceth
Roosevelt Eyes New York Senate Seat After White House
Washington reports President Roosevelt has told confidants he intends to seek the New York Senate seat after leaving the White House in 1909. With Senators Platt and Depew aging, Roosevelt’s plan hinges on retirement timing, and he would be sworn in on the presidential term end if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
State of
New York
Senate of the United States
White House
Harvard
Harvard University
Platt
Depew
Nestor
Senate
Pettus
Alabama
John Quincy Adams
House of Representatives
Voters tally in Indiana appellate judge race attracts disorder
The convention saw heated ballots as Allen and Grant counties split for Artman Rabb Nye and Roby with Robinson and Watson leading in first district. Votes shifted in several counties causing chaos and police to clear aisles while tabulation continued. Rabb Roby and Comstock secured renomination in second district. The event adjourned at 3 40 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Watson
Hadley
Black
Tipiecanoe
Robinson
Vigo County
Robison
Spencer and
Lake Counties
White County
Landis
Allen County
Artman
Rabb
Raby
Nye
Grant
Roby
Comstock
First Excursion Sunday 100 Mile Return $1.00
Announcement for a Sunday excursion lasting 100 miles round trip with tickets at $1 per person for groups of five or more. Travel starts April 29 from selling station with further details available via agent or C A Melin Fort Wayne Ind. The rest notes include local ads and obituaries.
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Nickel "Plate Road
C. A. Melin
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Kemp's 20th Century Manure Spreader Debuts in Allen County
D. Shordon 4 & Co announce the Kemp 20th Century manure spreader as the best on the market after years of testing. They claim it works perfectly in all conditions, weighs less than competitors, and costs only slightly more to buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County
Shordon 4& CO
Indiana Gvernor Hanly praised as platform work stalls
Indiana Republicans convene at Tomlinson Hall with Senators Beveridge Hemenway and Gov Hanly present. Keynote by Abraham L. Brick touts tariff revision rail rate reform and Panama Canal. Hanly cited as capable steward of finances and public institutions while defense of law enforcement and public trust dominates. The platform committee delays, naming Landis for chairman and Hancock for secretary.
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Indianapolis
A. L. Brick
H. A. Schell
Crawfordsville
W. E. English
W. R. Gardiner
Washington
W. N. Harding
Committee On Rules and Organization
Charles B. Landis
Delphi
Edward Hancock
Brookville
Tomlinson Hall
Supreme Court
Beveridge and
Hemenaway
Hanly
James P. Goodrich
Abraham L. Brick
Thirteenth Congressional District
Brick
Philippines
Panama Canal
Indiana
Commonwealth of the Republic
Ank
Theodore Roosevelt
J. Frank Hanly
Fairbanks
Congress
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Joeus
United States
Hemenway
Republican Party
Formre
Committee On
C. B. Landis
Ninth
Real Estate Transfers List With Numerous Lot Purchases
Land transfers show Henry and R. Rochild selling to Frederick Stuke for 1850 and many deeds across Wayne Greenwood Cedar Creek Jackson and other townships. Purchasers include Elizabeth Gardner, Wm Goodfellow, Geo F Ross, Samuel Keefer, Cedarville Artificial Stone and Cement Co, Mark A Gorrell, Arleigh M Young, Sankey Everson, John P Anspach, W W Anspach, Sarah A Gibson, and others. Several tracts describe sections and ranges, including Eureka Park add and Hamilton add. Multiple payments range from 200 to 7500 dollars with parcels described by fractions and lot numbers. Also contains several medicinal and household product ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
R. Rochild
Frederick Stuke
Godfrey
Wayne
Lindenwood Cemetery
Elizabbeth Gardner
Louis Steuys
G. R
Eureka Park
Wm. Goodfellow
Henry M. Williams
Jackson
Geo. F
Edna F. Ross
Chas. J. Goheen
Hel River
Samuel Keefer
Cedarville
Springfield
Jurushu
St. Joe
H. H. Roose
Sankey Everson
Jackson Tp. Benj
Mary W Neuenschwander
David Neuenschwander
Cedar Creek
U. S. of America
Mary E
Adams
Huldah A
Abram D. Schemp
Louis J
Christian E. Geller
Perry
Chester A. Young
Arleigh M. Young
Washington
Daniel N. Klopfenstine
Andrew Yaggy
John P. Anspach
W. W. Anspach
Chas. Roots Et al
Sarah A. Gibson
Wm. F. Busick
Markets Chicago Wheat and Corn Extend Gains in April Trading
Chicago wheat prices rose with strong demand from shorts and commission houses and higher Liverpool quotes. May wheat opened up and traded to 80 1 4c before closing around 80 1 2c. Corn is firm amid light offerings and smaller local receipts while oats slip slightly and the hog market shows mixed support. Close figures list May wheat 68 05 to 80 5c, May corn 46 7 4 to 46 4c, May oats 31 3 8 to 31 1 2c, May pork 16 20, May lard 8 75, May ribs 7 85.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
Ribs
Northwestern
Southwestern
Timothy
Live stock market summaries for Chicago Pittsburg and Cincinnati
Chicago on April 17 reports cattle receipts of 3 500 with steady market and a hog run around 10 000 with prices from 6 10 to 6 80. sheep receipts 15 000 with strong tone and lambs from 4 50 to 6 75. Pittsburg shows light cattle receipts and steady hogs with bids from 6 55 to 6 95 and sheep at 4 90 down and lambs 5 50 up. Cincinnati notes active hogs at 6 75 6 80, steady cattle 4 35 5 25, sheep 3 5 7 and lambs 4 50 7.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago and New York Market Reports April 17
Butter steady at 14 20 cents for daisies and creamery grades in Chicago with eggs firm at mark and cheese prices ranging from 11 14 to 18 14 cents. New York reports butter at 21 21 and 14 2 19 cents for various creamery and factory grades. receipts total 7,721. Cheese and eggs show firm markets with full cream, fancy, choice, and standard categories and varied receipts.
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Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania
Toledo Market and Fort Wayne Quotations Mix
Toledo market reports list oil prices at North Lima 96c and Lima areas 81c. Fort Wayne markets show wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, apples, butter, lard, potatoes, cabbage, pork and beef quotes, plus Wool and grain bids from Bush & Co and Weil Bros. & Co. included, with Mill Quotations from Mayflower Mills and Tresselt & Sons, and diverse quotations from Johnson McLish and Howenstein & Crone on poultry and dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Barr Street
S. Bush & Co
Weil Bros. & Co
Tresselt & Sons
Shorts
Johnson & McLish
K. Bush
Columbia Street
Howenstein & Crones
Barr
Columbia
Sihele
Hoge
Fort Wayne Coal Prices Quoted for January Delivery
The Fort Wayne coal market lists hard coal at 8 dollars per ton, soft coal at 4 dollars per ton, and smokeless coal at 4.75 to 7.50 dollars per ton, with reference to January delivery quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Fort Wayne
Notice to Non-Residents in Allen County Court
State of Indiana Allen County suit Louis J Geller and Christiana E Geller versus Lemuel Overall et al in Allen Circuit Court April Term 1906. Non residents Samuel Overall Elizabeth Wines Warren Noble Thomas Moore Nicholas Urbine Alfred Urbine Louise Urbine and others face quiet title action with date to answer by June 11 1906 unless they appear and demur. Attest Clerk. Strtinger Hour Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Allen County
Louis J. Geller
Christiana E. Geller
Lemuel Overall
Allen Circuit Court
Samuel Overall
Samuel
Elizabeth Wines
Wines
Elizabeth Wines and Wines
Warren F. Noble
Noble
Warren P. Noble
Warren P. Nobile
Magdalene Urbine
Nicholas Urbine
Urbain
Urbaine
tArbaine
Frank Urbine
Alfred Frank Urbine
Alfred Urbine
Urbine
Frank
Alfred’ Frank
Alfred Frank
Said
Louise Urbine
Louisa Urbine
Margaret Felicite Urbine
Joseph Urbine
Joseph D. Urbine
W.A. Johnson
Gravel Road Notice for Adams and Allen Counties Hearing
Certification to the Adams County auditor for a 3 mile unimproved road between Root and Madison townships to be graded and macadamized with bonds funded by Allen and Adams counties. Hearing set May 7, 1906 at Decatur Court House to decide route and funding terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County
Adams County
Decatur
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Root Township
Madison Township
Township Twenty-Eight
Koenemann
Williams Branch
Madiso Township
Allen and Adams
Idiana
Madison
John G. Hey
Louis H. Zeigh Hoffs
August Koenemann
Eleazar
H. C. Oetting
W. A. Fenner
L. Grandstaff
Martin Lord
C. C. Mong
W. W. Watts
Doctor E. E. Mor
George Ll.bobtlya
William Hockeme
Ge. H. Oetting
Miller
Henry Hackman
John
Charles F. Magley
Henry Corley Bultemeier
Louis Grinn
Henry Brockmeyer
Erastus Fritzinger
Fred Smithiey
Ed B. Bayte
J. Henry Reiter
Henry di Zwick
Errnest Schroeder
Jack
Jermiahera Draper
J. Fred Sboltemier
Charles Benjamin McIntosh
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Heaton
Judge Monks
Owen N. Heaton
Monks
Supreme Court of
O. N. Heaton
Woodfin D. Robinson
Princeton
C. C. Hadley
Charlestown
James B. Black
J. W. Thompson
Daniel W. .Comstock
Patterson
Manhattan
Patterson's
Fred Bedenkop
Elkhart
Patterson’s
Joseph Kirkpatrick
Richland Township
DeKalb County
Kemp
Republicans OF
Mr. Brick
Homs
Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
Dr. Thomas
Dean
Cornwell Valley Street
Saugerties, N
Grain and Provisions
Oru
Toledo
North
Lima
Seal Strtinger & Hour
J. Auditor of
Allen Gout
Mystic Shrine
National Conton
Sale
Angeles
Aes Ay
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