Enthusiastic Gilbert meeting draws large Fremont audience
Lieutenant-Governor Gilbert received an ovation at a crowded Fremont opera house gathering. Speakers included Ex-Attorney General W. L. Taylor and Stewart McKibben. Gilbert argued parties serve ends, not ends. public good and efficient administration were stressed.
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Gilbert
Opera House
Washington
Lincoln
Harrison
McKinley
W. L. Taylor
Stewart McKibben
South Bend
Nellie Caswell
Blanche Stockdale
Gertrude Moyer
Jessie
McKibben
Ladies’ Glee Club
Indiana
Newt
Anny
Fremont Lecture Course Promises Five Numbers This Season
Fremont patrons are offered a five event season featuring two lectures one concert and two entertainments. Prices are one dollar for the full course. single seats twenty five cents. Tickets available at Hall's harness shop on sale November 26 at 6 30 a m. First number November 26 features Fred Emerson Brooks The Teet Humorist with a mix of poetry oration and humor. Dr J Barney Low lectures December 6 on The Human Hand with clean humor and uplifting morals. Balmer's Katlir Boy Choir appears January 14 1905 led by J H Balmer and Miss Elsie Clark. February 21 1905 presents The Vierces as society entertainers. March 14 1905 offers Rufus Everson King in The Old District School a nostalgic lecture. First come first served. no town canvass.
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Fremont
Hall
Fred Emerson Brooks
J. Barney Low
Balmer
Katlir
J. H. Balmer
Elsie Clark
Africa
Vierces
Rufus Everson King
Little Red School
Obituary for Jessie Stroh of Scott Township Indiana
Jessie Stroh daughter of Joel E and Mary A Stroh was born May 27 1883 in Scott Township Steuben County Indiana and died October 30 1904 aged 21 years 5 months 3 days She was a Sunday school and church secretary and joined the Evangelical church in 1900 after conversion under Rev A Ostroth She attended Fremont High School graduating May 24 1904 studied music since then survived by her mother two sisters three brothers and numerous relatives and friends Her death leaves a void in the home where she was the patient sweet tempered daughter and sister.
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Jessie
Joel E
Mary A. Stroh
Scott Township
Steuben Co
Ind
Evangelical Sunday School
A. Ostroth
Fremont High School
Iyus
West
Joey
Nother
Robinson’s Record as a Securer of Rural Mail Routes
The Fort Wayne News reports that J M Robinson previously claimed credit for rural mail service in Fremont and Allen County, findings show the service was already ordered before his letters. The article likens his pension claims to the same misleading routine.
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Robinson
Fremont
J. M. Robinson
Congress
Jimmy
Allen County
Fort Wayne
J W Goodwin Recalls St Louis Exposition Visit
J W Goodwin returned Tuesday from a trip to the St Louis exposition. He was impressed by the air ship maneuvers and noted travelers’ caution about malaria in water. He praised the Filipinos yet questioned the dog eating act as a fake and recalled a tire eating campaign speech in southern Missouri.
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J. W. Goodwin
Goodwin
Rome
Missouri
Local notices from West California and nearby towns
Hawes improves his house with a coat of paint. Ellen McMurray, born to John Quimby and wife, visits. Susie Greer of Toledo and Miss Mary King of Ypsilanti are mentioned. Mrs. Celia Spencer visits Clinton Lona. Van Car ruthhers. J C Disbro offers choice winter apples at his orchard. Wesley Merritt and daughter Charlotte with Ash Archer and Noah bail ing head to St Louis. Pard Ogden, George McNitt, and Ray Ogden travel to Montgomery to plaster the McKellen house. Miss Jessa Doerr celebrates her fifteenth birthday with a party and music. A GW Course supper is served. Many presents received.
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Evert. Hawes
John Quimby
Jessa Doerr
Saloon leaders warn Indiana liquor trade faces danger
Grant county Liquor Dealers' Protective League circulates a warning about a 1904 bill aimed at saloons within a mile of Soldiers homes. The letter notes political links to J Frank Hanly,Governor Durbin, and Lt. Gov. candidate Hugh T. Miller. It urges saloonkeepers to vote against the administration and argues temperance bills could ruin business.
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The
Liquor Dealers Protective League
Grant County
Indiana
Senator Wood
Lafayette
J. Frank Hanly
Wood
Senate
House
Hugh T. Miller
Durbin
Marion
Ind
Patate
W. Stoebe
GB. Dignal
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G. A. Moore
Taylor and Farmers
Fresiont, Ind
B. F. Wolfe
S. W. Duguid & Cos
Fremont, Ind
B.F. Curpin
McKeehen’s
S. C. Wolfe
Ziptel Block
Taylor
Angola
IND Farmers
Bank of Fremont
Susan Bann
G. Bax
Nath
Anga Capital
Cyrus CoiNh
Hmmby
Cashler
Emory G. Melendy
Yotary Public and Insurance Agent
Berle E. Taylor
Oilee
Dunkel
Chas. U
Lint Bros
Agts
Angola Steam Laundry
D. Schaeffer
M. G. Fawkes
Notary Public Lytle
L.N. Klink
Farmers
John
John Wolfe
Mr. Fairbanks
Senator Fairbanks
Crawford Fairbanks
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Sam
James W. Nichols
Jim
Joe
California
Ellen McMurray
Susie Greer
Toledo
Mary King
Ypsilanti
Mrs
Mattie Withington
Celia Spencer
Clinton
Lona
van. Carruthers
J.C. Disbro
Tlea
Wesley Merritt
Charlotte
Ash Archer
Noah Bailing
St. Louis
Pard Ogden
George McNitt
Ray Ogden
Montgomery
McKellen House
Hanly
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