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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1907

Page

2

Rail rate reform debate fills Congress in 1907

The report outlines proposed changes to postal and periodical classifications, noting second class and third class rate tensions. It discusses the impact on newspapers and publishers, including proposed subsidies for Sunday supplements and constraints on advertising. The text covers legislative history, agency actions, and political personalities shaping the bill’s fate.

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Pork distribution and pot funding debated in congress

A fragmented account describes a proposal to value smagriss and pork allocations, with mentions of appropriation by a subcommittee and a plan to carry the pork term through various committees. Names, places, and dates are garbled, but the focus is on treasury funding and legislative action.

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Fragmented notes on political shifts and legislation debate

The article surveys political figures and policy debates in a distracted tone, noting statements by Percy Helmont and representations in Congress about campaign funding and publication of donor lists. It mentions Senator appointments, expected shifts in state power, World War I era leaders, and evolving tax and patent laws alongside broader economic claims.

Swetname resigns as governor amid colonial office shakeup

Frttish colonial of ice cells tt Gwreartn announces that Swetname has resigned as governor of Daniaina after a political upheaval. The event follows pressure from national authorities and local leaders in Alleventa.

Foveraby Janinier Colonial Office Alleventa Ernor Daniaina

Senators Alfried Hale Crane Knox Spanner Power Order

The note lists Senators Alfried Hale Crane Knox in that sequence, detailing an order of authority or alignment among the listed members. No additional context is provided about the event or the body these individuals represent.

Alfried Hale Crane

The Modesty of Women and Medical Notices Highlighted

A fragmented historical page discusses women’s medical treatment and the Favorite Prescription claim. It notes endorsements and public notices, plus political debate in Indiana about regulations and price controls, with references to Dr Pierce and other medical opinions.

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WEDDINGS INCLUDE BOOTE LESLIAN MISER ROSE 3

A series of wedding notices from Bi Pal’s Weeks Church and nearby venues recount ceremonies on January 22 and later dates. Agnes Coolican and Charles Boone served as attendants while Rev J P Delavey officiated. Mrs Greer hosted a breakfast and the couple planned housekeeping on John Street Hathavale. Florence Cone and A M Mev Chive wed January 20 at Hotel Southern Rumpls Biméay with a small guest list and palms decor. Hoy N. Aariman officiated a Musie Gueliner and Charles L Hitler wedding at the groom’s home on Bast Lewis Street. Mrs Bitner and family welcomed weddings in Ada and Fort Wayne area.

Coolican Rona Pals Wek J.P. Delavey Celes Agnes Coolican Charles Boone Nui T. Greer Hudsoa Avenue Greer Boons John Street Hathava Enowe McChure-Cope Florence Cone Mis Rity A. Ml Mev Chive MaMons Tony Jace Gleesner Mies Hola Gueliner Charles L. Hitler Lewis N. Aariman Bricn Americin

Ada wedding in the bride's home in Metatad

Waida, arriving Monday evening, and the groom plan to live at 2928 Moren Street after February 1. The ceremony united Waida and Nenad Mea at the home, with family and friends present. Other local nuptials include Miss Louma Mrear and Mr. Georke Rochefeld, and Miss Win Mead Silkwood’s marriage to A. J. Silkwood in Washington state. Various relatives attended, and receptions followed at church and homes.

Waolda la Foreman Nenad Mea Waida Moren Street tocklafield-Frear Louma. Mrear Georke Rochefeld Ane Sollen Kirs. Palmer Boducan Twestay Dyn Maina Rockinfield Metricant Bale Burwia Exip Jehu Wlerriman Berne Ind William Epic Fairfield Avenue Merriman Bible Training Acheal People

Country Parties At Leesburg Road Gathering

A birthday party near Cesarville hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Lelenman and Nester McBrainey and many guests. The assembled include Drs Thiele Veiger Thielin Snyder and Hoy, Hon Hentz Schareey, and others enjoying Sunday afternoon entertainment.

Ile Une Jesert Ernest Hoy Jonn F Loch Finger Hentz Sehareey And Thaving Hockemever

Public Sale Notice From Moanoke Area in 1907 Here

Public sale announced for a wader 1 property near Moanoke four miles out and near Bansville with all stock, household goods and furniture listed. Sale set for Tuesday February 5, 1907. agents Frank Sanson and A Bl Beaith sign. Ladies social group will provide a dinner.

Chine Boma Moanoke Or & Wiles

Obituary of John Wesley Bishop from Ashland County

John Wesley Bishop born February 20 1835 in Ashland county Ohio died January 14 1007 aged 73 years 40 months 24 days father of the deceased moved from Olio to Dekall county Maelanz settled in Jackson township section 3 lived to manhood and devoted follower of the Master. He witnessed early Dekall County development from wilderness to modern roads and highways. Funeral services were held at the home of Rev G Gimons of the M B church Bronce ie.

John Wesley Bishop Ashland County Ohio Wwe Decce Olio Dekall Sounty Maelanz Settlit Jackson Township Juhi Wesley Miege Gomory DeKall March of Progress Ano Bishon G. Gimons M. B. Church Bronce

Nancy Wood Pioneer Dies at Nearly Eighty in Allen County

Mrs. Nancy Wood aged about 80 died Saturday at the home of her daughter in Huntertown Harlar after years of illness. Born in Wetertown West Virginia on April 27 1819 she was among a large family and survived by two sons Genege H. Dunten Paul G. Dunton and several daughters including Mrs. Bourdales and Mrs. Henry McCartney. She moved to Allen County in 1840 married Albert Wood and had twelve children with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. A longtime member of the Universalist church at Whatoows she lived a devoted familial life and will lie in state Friday with funeral services conducted by Rev. James Huggbsow.

Nancy Wood Allen County Mary Benrdeler Huntertown Harlar Iiness Nancy Dunten C. Wood Wetertown Aimant Genege H. Dunten Paul G. Dunton Tuwertumu Ephralm BG Augall Duntan Len Oourney Perry Tomnentin Albert Wood Chiven Ene Tour Sos Willian Copiliodors Tlunteltown Sen Monroe Ini Freeman Katlesa Mloneer Universaltel Church Whatoows James Huggbsow

Markets Report from Chicago and Nearby Staples

A noisy, garbled market summary describes Chicago and other regions with mixed price shifts for wheat corn oats and hogs. It notes demand in wheat and corn futures, receipts by rail and river markets, and regional price quotes with uncertainties and weather influences on trading.

Markets and Quotations From Chicago and Fort Wayne

Readable items show mixed market notes from Chicago and Fort Wayne with grains meats dairy and poultry prices. The report lists eggs cheese butter and live poultry quotes, with pork and wool prices and various quotable items from stock and grain brokers and regional buyers.

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