Fort Wayne Common Council Proceedings Report
Official council proceedings record shows discussion on street crossings at Harrison Street with railroad rights of way. The report includes attorney input, engineering notes, and finance committee amendments regarding funds for public works and bridge/tunnel projects.
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Cth
Fort Ware
A.D. Be
Bawe
Truer
Taker
Borkenstein
Ehrman
Sigel
Iger
Uerding
Glenn
Gomber Tioga
Lennon
Meier
Gansitec
Teheles
Herrison Street
Harrison Street
Damijiat
Shammratgh
Heferrid
Gdalnys
Board of Public Ayarks
Amis Iorney
Vlgake
Coun
Pordas
Natier
Kaqtigh
TaGr Tryer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Horsenstein
Anthony Wayne Club Formally Launched at Fort Wayne
The Anthony Wayne Club held its first meeting electing officers and approving bylaws. Discussions covered dues, eligibility, and charter steps with directors to finalize articles from Indianapolis. A follow up meeting will occur after articles return. local real estate ads accompany the report.
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Pee
Foster
Elmner
Saart of Directors
Fort Wayne
Board of Directors
P. A. Randall
Rankin
Robert Hanoa
J. M. Barrett
W. H. Shambaugh
Co. C. R. Higgins
Indianapolis
As Hitn
Tuilanapoli
For Sale Cheap Auction of Skeleton Stock
For sale cheap the skeleton stock of groceries and fixtures will be sold to the highest bidder. Offers will be accepted and the sale is set for next Monday December 15 at 3 p m. at 125 W Main Street. Amos B. Waltier. Aur
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W. Manstreet
Amos
Nickel Plate Wreck Near Hobart Delays Trains
Nickel Plate train No. 49 broke in two at Hobart after a crash while being pulled by engine 127. Three cars wrecked including a merchandise load, a deadweight car, and a pig car with no pig fatalities. Wreck crew from Stoneyland cleared track. passenger trains detoured Hobart to Wanatah. Reverend A. K. Zariman returned from a days visit in Ohio.
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Duetor Hesslin
Hobart
Stoney 5
Land
Wanatah
Statesmen Clash Continues Over Free Homestead Policy
The speech praised as valedictory drew close attention as leaders debated labor versus capital as the crisis solution. A will passed in Senate aimed to relieve tea importers from New York duty changes affecting in bond goods before tea returns to free list in 1903. A bill to refund duties on Porto Rico and Philippines merchandise during treaty ratification to revenue acts was proposed. The pure food bill was made a continuing order pending disposition.
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Ube
New York
Porto Iico
Philippines
Treaty of Parla
Statehood Bill Slips Into Omnibus Debate in Washington
Washington December 10 Senator Nelson proposes a substitute for the omnibus Statehood bill to allow amendments after it was hastily drafted. Jefferson could replace Oklahoma, withdrawal blocks a test vote for now but will occur when refiled, giving Republicans time to seek further support while opponents of the substitute gain leverage.
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Washington
Nelson
Wink
Jefferson
Oklahoma
Quay
Lesirabe
Friends of Oue
Treaty With Spain Sent Back To Senate For Ratification
After the foreign relations committee adjourned, an informal conference was held and Senator Cullom was authorized to report the treaty to the senate. He submitted it later the same day while the senate was in executive session.
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Washington
Committee On Foreign Relations
Cullom
Senate
Status of Judge Baker in Indiana Dispute
Washington dispatch reports a constitutional dispute over Judge Baker’s status as Indiana district judge. A.B. Anderson of Graffsville has been appointed and confirmed to succeed Baker, who announced he is no longer the district judge. The judiciary holds Anderson not yet sworn in, so Baker remains legally in office and continues the pending trial.
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Merrell-Soule
Syracuse
Washington
A.B. Anderson
Grafordsville
United States
Indiana
John H. Baker
Central West
Baker
Anderson
Mer Qairbanks
Department of Insticts
Dnes Hot
Mwe
American Canadian Reciprocity Sparks Detroit Banquet Debate
Detroit delegates at the national reciprocity convention banquet heard speakers urge a tied future of U S Canada relations. John Charlton and Campbell Shaw drew applause as Eugene A Foss delayed his remarks. Senator McMillen warned that Alaska's status must be settled before any reciprocity, criticizing Dingley as aimed at Canada and predicting broader imperial federation questions ahead.
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Detroit
Mich
Vaile Staten
Canada
Detroit Chamber of Commerce
John’ Charlton
Campbell Shaw
Buffalo
Eugene A. Foss
Boston
C. FP. Smith
McMuilan
Dingley
McMullen
England
Bogan
Gorbett McGovern Fight Scheduled for Detroit
Detroit dispatch announces a boxing match between Gorbett and McGovern to be held in Detroit with a title bout secured for January. John Considine of New York confirms terms and a $200 forfeit. weigh-in and signing details to follow. Also noted are a masquerade ball at Fort Wayne Turnverein and Grace Reformed bazaar events forthcoming.
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Detroit
Mich
Willian Ponsidine
Metropolitan Athietic Club
Lly
John Considing
New York
Wyang Corbetty
Detroit Hy Deen
William Considine Wttossipche
Tobmarrow
Hinless
Federal Labor Union No. 620
Fort Wayne
Old Fort Wayne Residents Visit Fort Wayne Area
Mr B A Waring of New York City convalesces after typhoid at St Josephs and stays at Hamilton house. He is son of B Waring of Coombs Waring fame. later to Delevil. Also visiting were Meyer Ort with Clark Fairbank and J T Bond, who praised Fort Wayne and courthouse. Graff, in Los Angeles, praised the city’s progress and urged showcasing Fort Wayne at the fair. First Baptist meeting set for Friday at Trev and Mrs J N Field residence West Wayne Street.
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B.A. Waring
New York City
St. Joseph's
Hamilton House
Waring
B. Waring
Coombs
Coombs& Waring, and His Family Lived On East Jefferson Street
Fort Wayne
Delevil
National Pin Company
Meyer
Cty
Fs Pla
Trev
J. N. Field
Wayne Street
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