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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1900
Page
2
Public works debate hints at rewards for Toteter Adaing to ease Sea tensions while business circles welcome milder weather boosting demand. Governor Pingree calls another special Michigan session on railway tension amid wartime estimates and global conflict costs. Presidential address looms long with 22 000 words noting rising executive communications since Jefferson era.
The Fort Wayne Press Club adopts resolutions honoring Charles Drone, praising his fidelity, journalistic integrity, and service as a Legislator. The memorial notes loss to Allen County and Indiana, as members extend sympathy to his widow and children.
A fragmentary editorial critiques William Jennings Bryan and the 1900 Democratic path, arguing for internal reform led by party centers, warning against factional leaders, and weighing the pull between gold standard and free silver. It recalls Civil War loyalties, contrasts past and present, and urges a disciplined, informed democratic revival driven by unity and pragmatic leadership.
Fragmented report alleges injuries during a campus incident at the University of Chicago and Northwestern University. Jury testimony mentions broken bones and torn ligaments as students were seriously or painfully harmed while others sought medical care.
An analysis of population growth in the United States and its territories, forecasting steep gains through the next century. It discusses urbanization trends, densities, and the disparate paths of races, noting Polk-like increases in cities vs rural areas and future citizenship plans for Indians.
An interview with Henry W Bond, New England representative for the Kansas City Star, extols the Star as a premier advertising medium. Bond praises low rates, strong service, and broad circulation in Kansas City, noting gas price impacts and the paper’s independence and public-spirited stance.
In Washington this week Brewers press for another 1 reduction on liquor taxes claiming the proposed cuts would total over 86 million with potential revenue loss. They insist only a full dollar reduction will satisfy them, while bankers push to repeal the tax on bank capital as reform efforts continue at the federal level.
A brief notice notes that Dr Jol Ogle Calla conducted a prompt study numbered 4089S at Gallwan Street Pole. The record includes references to a lender or money matter and several unreadable names and addresses, indicating a financial or legal inquiry.
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