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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1900
Page
9
Private Hospital and Maternity advertises services at 441 N Cass and Law Block office rooms. Dr L McKintey Dereyshire operates from OMece Rooms with telephone numbers 1235 and 1277 for inquiries and appointments.
Columbia Candy Kitchen offers Christmas boxes and sweet mixtures at the lowest prices. They make all of their own candies and advertise from 62 Calhoun Street opposite the Court House.
An advertisement announces all Ute datest shoes from one dollar and Np wants, plus meatest repairing while you wait, available at Harry Berman's Shoe Store located at 180 Calhoun Street opposite Sisters' School.
The proceedings analyze whether the Philippines and Porto Rico remain outside state bounds after cession and how tariffs and governance apply. Advocates argue the Constitution limits Congress, while the government contends acquired territories fall under federal authority and tariff duties. The case cites Jefferson and Morristown rulings to support territorial power and unified duties across the union.
Attorney General Griggs argued that the Dred Scott decision did not extend to new territories and that only statehood could convert territories into part of the Union. The exchange touched on Calhoun, Missouri Compromise, and constitutional limits as Arizona and New Mexico awaited further action.
The president has sent a slate of diplomatic nominations to the Senate. John C. Leishman of Pennsylvania, currently minister to Switzerland, is nominated to be minister to Turkey. Arthur S. Hardy of New Hampshire, now minister to Greece, Romania, and Servia, is nominated to be minister to Switzerland. Chas. F. Thurston of Nebraska is proposed as secretary of the legation at Buenos Aires.
Washington December 18 There will be a large fight over the Hopkins reapportionment bill when it comes up in the house after the holidays Representatives of states losing representation are organizing to strengthen the minority The census cla ority plans to marshal strength among dissatisfied members by reporting a reapportionment basis that would place 1 2400 inhabitants per seat The house would then have 235 members No state would lose while California Colorado Florida Wyoming Louisiana Massachusetts Minnesota Mississippi New York North Dakota North Carolina Pennsylvania Texas Washington West Virginia Wisconsin would gain Seats are to be allocated based on that basis The plan is to be supported by Mr Bul oY Mate with discussion by Mr Crim packer of Gediann to influence the south’s representation
Advertises real estate loans with per cent rates and security details. Location given as Loesch's Drug Store at the corner of Barton and Wayne Streets. Contact for terms appears under Rooms 6-7. May be a late listing from Ellis' Bouquet.
The April circuit court docket lists remonstrances against conscription proposals, divorce actions including C Mockley v William Hockley with marriage from 1886 and abandonment in 1893, wills filed for Mary Grown and Warren S Hart with guardians and executors named, and various civil motions. Other items include a Teutonia Building and Loan case, Alphonse Mare vs Weil Brothers with a post trial appeal, and judgments in Preston H Snider and related actions. The docket notes attorney changes and tentative readiness for trial in several matters.
Henry W. Bond an advertising agent of Boston has filed a petition in bankruptcy. His indebtedness is placed at 3780 dollars with no assets. The note appears in The Fourth Estate of New York.
Tiutekeeville resident D. Blanton spent more than 300 dollars to cure a running sore on his leg. He reportedly used one box of Bucel jen's Arnica Salve which allegedly prevented amputation. The ad notes availability at local druggists and mentions evening service at a nearby store selling boxes and Christmas novelties.
Two candidates for United States marshal in Indianapolis are announced Det 18 Sid Conger of Shelby County and C C Simons of Noble County. Conger, an original Erie man, is seen as strong by rivals though Beveridge may influence the appointment. Also mentions supplies and dry goods ads interwoven in the text.
Hattersley and Sons offers steam and hot water heating, artistic wood mantels and fire place furnishings, tile floors and wains coating, electric wiring and supplies, gas and electric fixtures for homes and buildings.
Local ad lists assortment of goods for Christmas including candy nuts oranges lamps glassware water sets and dolls. Advertises cash store owned by S Ganzer at 287 E Lewis St and other location at 46 and 48 E Main St with price points like 18c per dozen for oranges and 75c to $10 per item. Phone contact 783.
C. LACKLIN, a Fort Wayne caterer, advertises specialist reception and dinner services. They offer home made meats, mince pies, salads and oyster patties with creamery butter. Address 40 South Alhoun Street and phone 1310 Main.
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