Democrats in Indiana Rally Behind Zollars for Governor
Indiana politics see a surge in Democratic activity with governor nominees forming in Fort Wayne Mount Vernon and Lebanon as Judge Zollars is urged to lead the ticket. Shively Mierzies and Ralston vie for key roles while party chiefs weigh a Bryan running mate option though Zollars appears favored for a strong start.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Allen Zollars
Fort Wayne
Supreme Court
B. F. Shively
G. V. Menzies
Mount Vernon
S. M. Ralston
Lebanon
Judge Zollars
Shively
Congress
Zollars
Adam Heimberger
New Albany
Hugh Dougherty
Bluffton
John W. Miner
Edward P. Richardson
Petersburg
Charles L. Macy
The
Brasil Miner
C. F. McIntosh
Public Instruction
Gon
Bryan
Taggart
First Industrial Expo Held in Nuremberg Rathhans
A 156 percent misprint note describes an early industrial exposition in Nuremberg. The catalog states the aim to present all world trade innovations and domestic art productions to the public.
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Nuremberg
Self Cure Claim Amid Medical Doubt Triggers Local Notice
West Jefferson Ohio resident Renick Hamilton suffered 18 months with a rectal fistula. Doctors reportedly warned of death without a costly operation, but he says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. The ad touts the salve as a sure pile cure sold at Dreier & Bros. drug store for 25 cents a box.
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Renick Hamilton
West Jefferson
Ohio
Bucklen
Dreier & Bros
Farmer William Trainer Sells Corn in City
William Trainer, a farmer, arrived in the city on Friday with a load of corn and sold it near the curb, intending to meet someone but the text ends abruptly. The account records a rural trader engaging in a street sale during a city visit.
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William Trainer
Five Barns Burn In Cold Fort Wayne Blaze
Five small barns burned in a cold Fort Wayne fire between East Jefferson and Madison as hydrants froze delaying suppression. Origin of the blaze remains undetermined with no injuries or stores involved. Losses totaled about 450 dollars with several properties damaged and the cause under investigation.
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Fort Wayne
Jefferson
Madison Streets
Maumee Avenue
C. J. Ulmer
Madison Street
Cc. J. Ulmer
Fred Harding
S. Browman
East Jefferson Street
Anthony C. Rose
Elmer Hite
W. C. Muhlenbruck
East
Jefferson Street
Hilbrecht
The Revolt of Mary
Mary confronts her fiancé Alfred on gender roles during a trip to a legislative discussion. He asserts male supremacy and marriage subjection, while she challenges the idea, calling it antiquated and delusional. The exchange exposes differences between their views and doubts about their future together.
Machinist Injured From Fall at Journal Gazette Plant
William L. Rudolph a machinist for the Journal Gazette company was injured in a fall from a ladder in the press room while repairing a belt. He landed on machinery and struck his head but is not expected to be seriously harmed, with abdominal pain noted and he is resting at home.
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William L. Rudolph
Journal-Gazette Company
Rudolph
Deming
Columbia Avenue
Pillars of Sand Dune Wonders Noted by Enquirer
The Cincinnati Enquirer describes Arable deserts as home to whirl wind raised pillars of sand resembling waterspouts. Dr Charles Rosenthal of Auels appears in the account.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Charles Rosenthal
Auels
In Defense of Women’s Freedom A Clash With a Scholar
Naomi Jacobson portrays Mary resisting a male scholar’s command of her life. She challenges the idea that a man’s status grants authority over a free woman, recognizing women’s hard won freedoms as the fruit of struggle. Mary’s awakening leads her to rejoin the world with renewed resolve to live and work.
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Alfred
Mary
Naomi Jacobson
Indianapolis Press
New Partner Enters Fort Wayne Firm Welker & Nable
E R Nablo purchased an interest in the Schmitz block store of C J Welker, to form Welker & Nable. The firm will expand stock focusing on hosiery underwear and special lines, enlarging furnishing goods and dress departments. Welker and Nable have a history in Buffalo and at George DeWald Co and are optimistic about future success.
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Fort Wayne
E. R. Nablo
C. J. Welker
Schmitz
Welker & Nable
Welker
Nable
Buffalo
N. Y
George DeWald & Co
Telegraph Line Improves Alaska Interior Camps
The Dawson City to Ogilvie telegraph line boosts interior operations despite weather outages. first two months revenue reaches $13,000. Dr. Fair plans to travel to Alaska soon to advance the Alaska Petroleum company in partnership with A. Saw.
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Dawson City
Alaska
Ogilvie
Philadelphia
Marriage in City News Couples to Move to Ohio Farm
Mrs. Sarah Gardner and Louis Brown wed at Mrs. Ira Carey’s residence with Justice McCormick officiating. Brown, a prosperous farmer from near Van Wert, Ohio, plans to establish his bride in their home there. Bowser to accompany him to Seattle.
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Sarah Gardner
Louis Brown
Ira Carey
Justice McCormick
Monroe Township
Brown
van Wert
Ohio
Political announcements for Congress and state office
A collection of 1900s and 1930s notices by Samuel M. Hench Charles L Drummond George S B Lawrence Geo W Louttit Frank E Purcell and Robert B Shirley announcing candidacies for congress and state representative subject to Democratic conventions or nominating meetings in Indiana and Allen County with dates March 24 March 21 and February 12 noted.
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John J. Nolan
Evansville
Robert W. Miers
Bloomington
W. T. Zenor
Corydon
Marion Griffith
Vevay
Samuel Hammill
Terre Haute
Ben L. Smith
Rushville
A. G. Smith
W.E. McCullough
Marion
James Morrison
Anderson
D. F. Allen
Frankfort
Daniel Sims
Frank Kissler
James M. Robinson
M. M. Hathaway
Miers
Griffith
Zenor
Robinson
Twelfth Congressional
Samuel M. Hench
Fort Payne, Ind
Chas. L. Drummond
Allen County
George
Lawrence
Sentinel
Geo. W. Louttit
Indiana
Boarch
Frank E. Purcell
Robert B. Shirley
Fleming and O Rourke Seek Allen Adams Senate and Court
Stephen B. Fleming announces candidacy for joint senator representing Allen and Adams counties pending the Democratic convention decision at Decatur May 22 1900. Edward O Rourke seeks the Allen circuit court judgeship subject to the Democratic nominating convention.
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Allen
Adams Counties
Indiana
Senate
Decatur
Stephen B. Fleming
Allen and
Adams
Ind
Judge Circuit Court
Sentinel
Allen Circuit Court
Edward O’rourke
John A Bushman Seeks County Surveyor Post
Candidate John A. Bushman files for county surveyor seeking election. statement notes subject to decision of the tion. End of readable text.
Aiken Announces Candidacy for Superior Court Judge
John H. Aiken declares his candidacy for judge of the superior court, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention.
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Superior Court
John H. Aiken
EMRICK Seeks Second Term as Prose Cutting Attorney
E. V. Emrick announces candidacy for a second term as prosecuting attorney at a sub convention on March 24. He presents platform focusing on crime reduction, streamlined prosecutions, and public safety.
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Editor Sentinel
E. V. Emrick
Allen County Sheriff Candidates Declare Nominations
Frank E Whitney announces candidacy for the sheriff nomination in Allen County under the Democratic party. Frank Falker and Geo W Stout also state their intent to seek the sheriff nomination at the Democratic nominating convention this year.
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Frank E. Whitney
Allen County
Frank Falker
County Treasurer Notice Minor Readability Issue
County treasurer notice appears in rough OCR form with unclear names and dates. The readable fragments indicate official financial matters and a public record entry awaiting clarification or correction.
County Assessor Nominee Named by Editor In Inquiry
Editor William Eggemann announces a county assessor appointment subject to final decision. Another note from Editor Tonkel confirms the same action and references the pending determination.
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Mentinel
William Eggemann
Gentinel
Job. Tonkel
Candidates Announced for County Commissioner Districts One Three
The notice lists multiple individuals as candidates for county commissioner across First and Third districts. Names include A R Schniteer Frederick W Franke M Moody E Orff Charles Griebel Milton M Thompson John H Brannan Gottlieb Schafer Milan Township and Bent M’Quiston Washington Township with mentions of nominating conventions and Democratic decisions.
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Frederick W. Franke
Madison Township
Sertinel
Bent. M’quiston
Washington Township
Editor Sentinel
Co. E. Orff
Sentinel
Charles Griebel
Third District
Milton M. Thompson
Gottlieb Schafer
Milan Township
Democratic nominees announce bids for local offices
The text declares candidacies for Allen County coroner and Wayne township assessor with names Dr W W Barnett and Thomas S Mgghe. It also notes Theobald Hofer running for trustee of Washington township and references decisions by the local democratic conventions.
Wayne Township Trustee Candidates Endorsements Listed
The notice names Wayne Township trustee hopefuls including WH Gaffney Louis Echirmeyer James Lion Smith and H Hilbrecht as candidates to be decided by the Democratic nominating convention. The item records a community editor note on Kennelly seeking trustee candidacy.
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Wayne Township
Sentinel
Louis Echirmeyer
James Lion Smith
H. Hilbrecht
Sentinél
Mm. E. Kennelly
Tiuatee
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Hall
Fr. Cheney & Co
Toledo
KF. J. Cheney & CO
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Te. Vail
East Jefferson
Plete
James Stewart
Fletcher Avenue
Jackson Street
Finland
William J. Rudolph Pain
Pillars OF
Dawson’s Telegraph Line
Dr. Fair
Alaska Petrolum Comhoiity
Bowser
Seattle
Beecham's
Deeg
John A. Bushman
Thomas E. Ellison
Prosecuting Attorney
GEQ
W. Stout
Raiter Sentinel
Ad & Cahalde
A. R. Schniteer
Christian Schlaudroff
M. L. Moody
Cedar Creek Township
John H. Brannan
W. W. Barnett
Wayne Townsnd
Thomas S. M’gghe
Washington TP
Theobald Hofer
WH. Gaffney
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