Fort Wayne Gazette 1908 paragraph on law and politics
The item notes Lima court action regarding a bridge trust ouster from Ohio, with the trust moving to Indiana. It records forthcoming remarks by Congressman Gilhams on Washington and a local Aens Society club address in LaGrasse. Also mentions Chicago Union stock yards livestock values and North American Review December on woman suffrage in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Trust
Lima
Ohio
Scannet
Devorent
Indiana
Gilhams
Washington
Aen
Bocia
LaGrasse
Walcomed
Australia
Victoria
Harriman scheme fuels traction fight and reform push
A Chicago era summary outlines Harriman syndicate gains in railway stock, bond needs, and investor losses while Mayor Dunne advocates referendums on traction deals. It notes Pure Food Law soon applying and warns New York infant mortality ties to adulterated milk and formaldehyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Adulterated Foods
Paul Merge
New York
Plerce
Mia
Zion and the coming ruin of ideals in a failed utopia
The piece reviews the Zion experiment led by prophet Dowle, noting its collapse as followers abandon belief and lenders pressure the town toward sale or dissolution. It cites New York journals predicting broader steel and copper trusts consolidating power, warning of monopoly danger and economic instability ahead.
Labor and ethics guide labor questions in Indianapolis speech
Dr. Wright of Clark University spoke on labor problem ethics at the State Teachers' association meeting in Tomlinson hall. He argued the labor question rests on humanity’s higher standard of living and moral guidance, citing the Decalogue as the best platform. Bryan of Frank University was named president by the nominating committee for the Stula Teachers' association.
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Indianapolis
Gee
Texchers’ Association
Tomlinson Hall
Br. Qurrelt D. Wright
Clark’ University
Fred Noble
Marion
Wright
Ruskin
Jabor
Christ
Bryan Preaidant
B. B. Bryan
Frank{n College
Stula
Alderman serves potato soup and sausage at 133 West Columbia
James Selby, proprietor of THE ALDERMAN at 133 West Columbia Street, offers potato soup with country sausage and brown gravy, plus smashed dishes on 68. Local menu item details outline the fare and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U 133
West
Columbia Street
James Selby
Cab fare complaints and overcharging notice
Notices of driver overcharging and misrepresentation to patrons. Denounces non use of Red Line service and directs calls to Betty cafe, Hof-Bran, or Germania. Promises recourse for discourtesy or excessive charges upon immediate report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Line
Betty Cafe
Hof-Bran
Germania
Farmers of Allen County Insure Livestock with Mutual Lye Stock
Farmers of Allen County and the Citi Zen Comfort in Fort Wayne subscribe to Lye Stock Insurance Association of South Bend. A mutual policy covers all stock at application, offering full value for losses by fire or lightning, theft, sickness, or death. Rates are $1 per $1600. Agents wanted in towns. send inquiries to S Dingnan, 190 South Webster, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Also notes a sale on men and boys overcoats by Patterson Fletcher Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lye Stock Insurance Association
South Bend
Ind
Dingnan
IHG
South
Webster
For
Wayne
BarBer Grilled by Stockholders Over Liquidation Plan
Chicago, Feb 25 stockholders of United Box Board and Paper and Diamond Match discuss action to depose President C C Barber after a session marked by insulting language as he explained proposals to liquidate floating debt. Reports note falling stock prices, calls for better information, and fears of receivership amid ongoing dividend and capital concerns.
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Chicago
Hec
United Box Board
Tower Tow
C. C. Barber
Longuise
Coimpany
Straw Board Trust
Barber
Barber Clique
American
Board Paper Company
The
Evening Journal
Chicago West
Marber
Diamond Match
Match
Boxboard
Evening Post
United Boxboard and Paper Company
Tis
LaSalle Street
Swift’s
Nots
Retired Merchant Gifts House and Lot to Grandchildren
A Muncie Ind notice reports a retired merchant named Stummel presenting each of his four children and grandchildren with a house and lot as holiday gifts. The article notes a previous similar gift at an anniversary dinner where Mr Stummel gave each son and daughter a like gift.
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Muncie
Ind
Ax Holliday
Texcitx
Hummel
Gr.ag
fred _merchant
Mr. Stummel
Difference Between Pigs and Hogs Discussed in Court
G Hoffman and partners traveled to Hoagland to appear before Esquire Shirey regarding a case about pigs and hogs. The referee is mainly considering the difference between pigs and hogs and the matter remains under consideration.
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F. H. Bohne & Brother
Calhoun St
Journa Gazette
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Journal Co
P. A. Thompson
Mes
Thompson
Oscar G. Foellinger
Associated Press
the Journal Company
Tie Ld
Fort Wayne Journal
Lingle
Cartier
Daly
Ebana
Marrigan
Wall Street
Harrinah’s Syndicate
Chicago & Alton
New York Insurance Rompanies
Illitons
Rock Island
Ighicuan
Dinac
Iracton Snes
Sane
Cour
Cministra
Dunne
Raunei
Io Ihe Council
New Walle
Zion
Jobat
Rextuider Dowle
Lester
Chicago Tribune
Coll
Eljab
Hun
Elijah
Form & Trust Association
Moke
New York “Journal of Commerce
Steat
Amalgamated Copper Company
United States Steel Corporation
American Sateliing and
Smaelters’ Trust
Standard Oil
Copper Trust
Hag
Heinze
Greene Consolidated Copyer
Atti
Cananea Central Copper Company
Amalgamated Company
Ad Aitlongs
Aequie Sitlong
Journal of Commerce
Smelters’ Trust
Guggenheim
Nipissing Ming Centre
Canada
Ndireet
Rilver Mining
Guggenheim Drathers
Continental
United Stats
Alaska
Mexicoani
Alan
Steel Trust
Great Northern Railroad
H. H. Rogers
Deniel Guggenheim
Spielters
E. H. Gary
Steel Board
Rogers
2 Broadway
Guggenheims
New World
Lide
Springfeld Republican
Elmer Walthre
Colorado
Dolly Kemper
Wyn. T. Keogh
Ree
Tan Macharen
Auti Scotland
Mate Kugler
Pipersett
He SB
Tie. HN
A.C. Aurente
Majestic Theatre
Allen County
Citizen Comfort Wayne
Patterson-Fletcher CO
Ruro de Dry Goods Co
Heysham
England
Adam and
Cross
Anid
Dong
Nate
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