English Suppression Of Free Speech In Fort Wayne Gazette 1901
Fort Wayne Gazette reports an issue of English suppression of free speech tied to the Mayo Ireland parliamentary campaign and Colonel Arthur Lynch. The piece argues British oppression, mob rule, and biased courts in Ireland, contrasting with American press freedoms and noting Mayo election echoes. It cites The Freeman's Journal as a reliable Irish source and critiques news filtering through London channels.
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Mayo
Ireland
Arthur Lynch
Toe Army
British Isles
England
Tris
America
London
Freeman's Journal
Jinen
Om the Lugtings
Tn Unis
Rights and oppression amid British rule in America
A fragmentary editorial condemns suppression of free speech by British authorities, denouncing arrests and beatings of protesters. It argues the rights enshrined in the British constitution are being violated, urging Americans to oppose tyrannical methods and defend liberty and constitutional rights despite proponent cant. It notes public events like roller skating at Princess Wink and a Christmas program.
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Iritish
Mugliu
Cisteras
Iself
Mberty
Seeen
Evidland
Americas
Lucky People at Sievert Jewelry Sale Draw Big Crowds
A late night package sale at the Sievert jewelry store drew huge crowds and ranked as one of Perry chuan’s most successful events. Bates owner Taber captured a fine umbrella, FG Schaaf of Broadway won a lady's gold watch, Mrs. Lee of Elm Street took a gold clock, H Hollowpeter of Lee won a clock, and Hilker of Brackenridge Street drew an umbrella.
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Sievert
Perry
Chuan
Iamond
Bates
Taber
FG. Schaaf
Broadway
Lee
No. 1
Elm Street
H. Hollopeter
Lee, Wach
Hilker
Brackenridge Street
Roller Slusting at Prine Mk Christmas Music Attendance
A brief notice notes roller skating at Prine Market during Christmas music events with Christopas attendance.
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Christopas
Music
A Growing Furniture Business in Fort Wayne
A Fort Wayne furniture retailer, Soliday, Hite & Co., expands with a large stock, bright lighting, and substantial upgrades. G. O. Soliday buys initial stacks at Grand Rapids, aiding growth. Lontsfox family adds frontage, basement space, and a $22,000 building investment. The firm touts an elegant main salesroom, extensive furniture and music goods, and plans to remain open through holidays. Packard Music House at 120 Calhoun St promotes Edison Phonograph alongside the grand emporium.
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Alyance
Soliday
Hite & Qu
Fle Fuente
Musi Ura
Minowe
Bigtt Sraveling Jn
Otis House
G. O. Soliday
de Grand Rapids
Stack
Sigres
Indiana
Noor
Fort Saya
Fox
Iis
Yeniture
March
J. C. F. Ott, Sey
Ithe Toredéaniti
Do You Drive Heavy Fur Gloves On Sale
REUBEN & PATTERSON LAUNDRY WILL MOVE. Peck & Shaffer of Fort Wayne Steam Laundry have leased the three story Wrick building at Main and Maiden Lane and will move next Saturday. First floor office washing mangling. second floor cellar cult room. third floor ironing and family washing. New building offers greater opportunities than the old West Main street stand.
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Peck & Shaffer
Fort ‘Wayne
Wrick
Main Street
Maiden Lane
West Main Street
Wilmot to Own Minneapolis Franchise in American Baseball Assn
Walter Wilmot will be sole owner and manager of the Minneapolis franchise in the American Baseball Association. He has consulted President T. J. Hickey and George Lemon. the deal will be closed today. Hickey will travel to St Joseph then Chicago to close the Omaha franchise. Beall will control park privileges in Minneapolis. Omaha is the only league city needing a new park. The association and Western league dispute limits Hickey to Kansas City and Omaha.
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ST. “Paul
Minn
Walter Wilmot
Minneapolis
American Baseball Association
Wmot
Cloge
T. J. Hickey
George
Lemon
Wilmot
Br. Hickey
St Joseph
Chicago
Omaha
Beall
Xpmunds
Columbus
T. C. Bryce
Strobel
Tobin
Indianapolis
Hickey
Clairvoyant Mrs Dr Beattie at 63 West Jefferson
An old advertisement promotes Clairvoyant Mrs Dr Beattie a palmist and card reader. It claims she can aid matters of love marriage divorce lost items and legal troubles and offers daily hours from 1 am to 3 pm with phone contact 1472.
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DR. Beattie
Famins
West
Jefferson Street
Cal
Wever
Jove
Jover
Wan
Sullivan Case Goes to Jury in Chicago
Tudge Smith finished reading instructions in the Sullivan case at nine o clock and the case was given to the jury. If a verdict should be reached later it will be sealed and opened tomorrow. No spot like Four furniture store for picking out Christmas presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Nee
Four Furniture Store
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Fort Wayne Gazette
Pall
Associated Press
Carrler
MALL
United States Army
Coloiing
Journal-Gazette
Riley
Lexington
Aleriean Express Company
Christas
Bost
G. S. McKee
Mobile & Ohio Railway
Fort Wayne
McKee
Wabash Railroad
Topret
Ford
Eurther
Mart Wit
Ely
Spute
Wibhaste , Railroad Company
Durbin
Pelibanks and
Beverlige
Imowa Ag Tie ‘Tippocative Battleground Agso- Lion
Congress
Tippecanoe
Lafayette
Ind
Tippecanoe Battleground Association
Mem ‘Ory
William Henry’ Harelson
Crumpacker
Tenth District
Edison Phonograph
Packard Music House
Calhoun St
Reuben
Patterson
Feodatis
Gracy
Ivisimas
Lite
JL Dotert
JeMerry Dore
Chrismas
New
Adso
Court Howe
Wirtels
Saul Bour
Sila
J. L. Shevert
P. S
Baby
Walter Crate
January
Tange Inc
Lehman Book & News Co
Viking Bags
Golf Srelx
Home Trading Co
Fort Wayne, Ind
Home Trading Company
East Wayne, St
Pape Furniture CO
Green Trading
E. Wayne St
Opp. High School
Sullivan
Reuben S. Patterson
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