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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1901
Page
2
An advertisement extols well fitting footwear made from Kid Velour or Box Calf with extension heels and neat detailing. The copy promises comfort for work and walking, claiming the shoes fit like gloves and will wear well for a long time.
The unsigned Fort Wayne Journal and Gazette piece endorses Mr McKim as a public spirited railroad official aiding Fort Wayne via the Harrison Street tunnel and cross-bridge ideas while criticizing protectionist and tariff policies. It notes New York chamber views on reciprocity as beyond a mere courtesy, cautioning against hostile foreign trade legislation.
Louisville Courier Journal notes that the Supreme Court’s Monday decisions on the Philippine situation align with prior Porto Rico rulings, leaving general interpretation unsettled. It mentions potential refunds in the Fourteen Diamond Rings case and clarifies that the court addressed only U S collected taxes on gars, not tintine cellected in the Philippines.
Tax questions rise from a high court ruling in the Philippines affecting duties on imports and refunds paid under protest. The split decision, the possibility of congress-imposed duties, and the path for refunds to taxpayers dominate the discussion among officials, with Secretary Gage and Gen Wright differing on taxation reform in the islands.
A Democratic mass meeting is announced to elect delegates to the district convention to be held January 2, 1908, at Fort Wayne. The gathering, at the Allen County Courthouse assembly room, starts 7 p.m. Delegates are apportioned by votes for John W. Kern governor, with one delegate per 200 votes or fraction thereof, and all elected delegates must attend the district convention. Henry G. Benghoef, Chairman, Allen County Democratic Central Committee.
Advertises a sale of embroidered and lace handkerchiefs in many styles. Men and women styles include linen, hem stitched, Irish embroidered, and French lace options. Prices range from 10 cents to 12 dollars with a variety of dainty patterns.
Glove stock advertised with varied prices from under a dollar to a few dollars. Real Kid Gloves, new styles, and shades highlighted. Men’s Kid Gloves start around $1.50, with golf gloves and mittens for men, women, and children. Free glove boxes offered to customers.
Umbrellas offered in a range of prices to suit every purse buyers. The shop promotes umbrellas as an ideal Christmas present with a varied selection and accessible pricing.
Beck & Oaren, Jewelers in the Law Building at Washington and Calhoun, offer watch cleaning, owl parts, moi springs, and crystals at low prices. They guarantee first class work for one year and provide complete service on watches, nlocks, and jewelry.
A jumble of catalog style lines lists men’s accessories and clothing items. Silky neckwear priced at 25c to 1.00, white shirts, night shirts, suspenders, watch chains, and undergarments with modest sale prices. Reads like a mid century store display for gift buyers.
Fragmentary reader notes mention toys for boys and girls including comical items, mechanical toys, dull carriages, building locks, and other gifts as part of a holiday display. The tone evokes a festive scene with Santa Claus featured prominently.
Lovers of the beautiful will find much to admire in our shop's fine china and bronzes, vases, sconces, and bric a braq. an attractive array designed to enhance homes with elegant details.
A listing of decorative goods includes pillows, cushions, lunch cloths, scarfs, doilies, embroidery, drawn work, Battenberg and Irish lace, paint tray fabrics, silk draperies, and mantel pieces. New burnt wood articles and novelties for the home are highlighted for variety and color.
A brief ad lists books for sale including copyrighted works, Bibles, and children’s books. It highlights a choice selection featuring bindings and best authors, inviting shoppers to take advantage of low prices.
In Lagrange Democrat notes, Wayne Journal reports C. C. Gilliams may seek Congress. Republicans see him as a strong, principled candidate who could rally the party for a tough race next fall. The rumor inspires cautious optimism among supporters.
A retiree returns to his farm to recuperate following a fall during the night. The note indicates he will rest and recover away from the city.
Beginning Mont night Dec 4 a new beginner class starts at Calhoun Street third floor with Wednesday reception evenings and Friday advanced sessions. Private lessons also offered. Shambaugh and others noted local figures in Allen County with recent city mentions and Proctor's Theatre press agent update.
Fragmentary OCR note warns buyers about candle quality. It mentions A. G. An retls and insists products use selected materials. Readable parts suggest consumer caution and brand naming.
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