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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1911

Page

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Fort Wayne praised by Rev Hartman at opening session

The Rev L Hartman spoke at the opening session of a Sunday school youth conference in Columbus Ohio. He credited Fort Wayne for social Christianity and described its work as essential to teaching and guiding children toward good in this world. Fort Wayne district superintendent Rev J A Bestry and others led services and discussions about Christian teaching.

L. Hartman Columbes Alty We 3 Street Bunday School Cerma Fort Wayne Che Righedl Port Wayne Waiter Harmec James. A. Bestry Methodist Episcopal cHaven J. 1 Cech

Robin Denied Guardian Appointment in US District Court

Judge Hobeh filed a memorandum denying the motion to appoint Guardian for Joseph G. Robin, alleged bankrupt and fallen banker, citing about three years of lunacy or unsound mind in the case heard in New Torr court.

NEW Torr Jurge Hobeh Tey United States District Court Guardian Tor Joseph G. Robin

Decatur News Briefs From Fort Wayne To Detroit

Local items report D A Beavers' trip to Fort Wayne and a wedding in Decatur. Friends and relatives visit and travel, with mentions of Grace Gauze and Ray D C Wee, plus Phi Delta rushing Bluffton basketball yet.

Decator Jal Zisha Barriman Brede Fort Wayng Merriman Bali Wras Fort Wayne John Conter Cleveland O. Tuessey Mialie A. Arceld Detroit Reenae Cito “Green Vanne Weaver Vaughn Wirray Glenn Park Dick" Peterson Arry Jeffrers

Second Lawsuit Result of Wreck at Fort Wayne

A second lawsuit arising from the wreck at Hiegslaad on September 21 seeks damages related to the death of Herman Dy Conk and other claimants. Archie L. Quok, administrator, pursues actions against the Tractor company and parties involved. Another suit for $10,000 targets Seymour Robinson estate administrator for a county candidate killed in the same incident.

Blupppon, Inc Anmages Broins Fort Wayne D& Wabass Vally Tractor Company Archie L. Quok Herman Dy Conk Bred Faisleg Seymour Robinson Caunty Andhur

Proctor Bill Sparks Debate Over Saloon Regulation

In Indianapolis on February 5 the Proctor saloon regulation bill faced Democratic opposition as the Senate discussed changes and a House committee moved to sever a lower provision. Leaders warned that keeping the $700 license might block passage, with an adjournment risk if stricter terms prevail. Public timing aims to push despatch in the lower chamber tomorrow.

Indianapolis Tydiata Senate Senate

Taft Heads to Columbus for Reciprocity Speech

President Taft departed West Washington at 10 48 tonight for Columbus where he will address the reciprocity topic at the national expo. He travels with secretary Charles Ty Norton Representative McKinley of Minnesota and aide Carin Butt among his party.

Washington Taft Columbus Charles Ty Norton McKinley Minos Carin Butt Hla

Explosion entombs fourteen at Coledule mine near Trinidad

A blast at the Coledule mine eight miles from Trinidad traps fourteen miners. Relief shift reports the explosion at 10 o'clock tonight and government rescue measures are underway as officials assess the scene.

Trinidad Colo Fea Coledule Here Oelock

Fire department responds to chimney blaze at Derbyshire home

City news reports the VHS fire department was summoned yesterday morning to extinguish a small chimney fire at 1632 Vsas Street owned by Dr. Lula of Derbyshire. Late last night an intruder attempted to enter the home of Dr. J. J. Woot on East Main Street, but fled before police arrived.

Vhs Vsas Street Lula Derbyshire J. J. Woot East Main Street Sway Te Dolice

Cuddles and Mud Vaguely Tells a Muddy Morning

A grandmotherly scene follows Cuddles the child as he wades into a muddy puddle with a red boot, nearly ruining it. Grandpa guides him, humorously naming the boots Muddies after their muddy voyage, while Mumma teases and resolves to keep future boots clean and faithful.

Nsw Gmudca Grandoa Ildy Eriga Cu- Des Cuddles Theo Fiello Graatpapa Mathius Mamma Mawux Mama Ceasley Yer Stumm Grandpapa Erin

House Passes Crum Packer Bill

The House approved a reapportionment plan with wide party debate and key votes on southern representation. Debate featured Crumpacker and Campbell positions, recommitment motions, and discussion of membership levels from 432 to 851 with cost and chamber expansion implications.

Barnhart Opposes Increase in House Membership

Representative H A Barnhart of the Fourteenth Indiana district argues against expanding Congress. He says the push is political, unsupported by public demand, and unnecessary given modern communication and transportation that already keep representatives in close touch with constituents.

House of Representatives H. A. Barnhart Indiana Conmiunicat Daily Mail Inere Waugh Witton Teason

Bristow Urges Direct Vote for U S Senators

Kansas Senator Bristow addressed the Senate in favor of amending the constitution to permit direct election of United States senators by the people. He warned that financial interests and corrupt practices threaten the integrity of elections and called for a reform to reduce corporate influence in selecting delegates to national conventions.

Washington Lodge Bristow Kansas Senate United States

Merchants of New York Endorse Reciprocity with Canada

The Merchants Association of New York with about fourteen hundred firms endorsed reciprocity with Canada. A February 4 preamble and resolutions gained 585 favorable replies from 590, representing the city’s business community. Notices were sent to President Taft and key federal and state officials outlining the vote and backing the tariff policy.

New York Merchants’ Association of Canada Tnday New York Board of Trade and Transportation Sears R. Towne Tsday Taft Knox Futete Department MacVeagh Pot Treasury Shelly M. Cullom Senate Cormitten House Committee On Ways and Means Pref Henry C. Emery Oké Tarife Board Rochester N. Y New York State Millers Association Rochester Millers

Wilson Answers National Grange on Reciprocity

James Wilson secretary of agriculture for the Taft administration answers the National Grange on the reciprocity treaty with Canada. He argues the proposal would alert public demands without harming protection, noting U S and Canada share similar farming costs and methods. Other states cover varied reactions from Wisconsin to Pennsylvania endorsing and opposing the measure.

Washington Canada James Wilson Taft Concord N. H Wilson United States Jdles Sale

Two More Die In Aeroplane Trial at Noval

Two more men died in an aeroplane test today at Noval. Noel and Delatorre were killed during a military aircraft trial before War Department experts prior to delivery to the arms. Noel was a pilot and Delatorre a passenger.

Noval. Frmen Noel Delatorre War Department Tte Pitot

Deaths and Funeral Notices From Fort Wayne Area

Deaths report Dora Ederston Paylor aged 44 near Fort Wayne after cancer eight months. Funeral at Huntertown chapel with service at 11:15 a.m. Burial at 10 a.m. Mrs. Paylor survived by husband, grandson, mother, four brothers, one sister and other relatives. Loyal Americans of the Republic member. Other notices include Sullivan death in Decatur. Mrs Fred Beneke dies in Toledo after months of illness. multiple funeral announcements for Martha Lew Willmba, Elle Poinsett, William Daenger, Sister M Maeria, Mrs Susan Clark, Edward Montgomery, Verotina Werner Hess, Grace Reynolds, and others with various residences and church associations.

Faytor Mars Dora Ederston Paylor John W. Faylor Fort Warne Coldwater Road Blurtton Fune Grendson Huntertowe Chapel Loyal Americans of the Republic Sullivan Dehy Sullivan Hare Harme of Hin Ellen Fred Beneke Mra Eilskey Toledo West Craighton East Lewis Street Desessed St Paul's Lutheran Church Fhve Mise Stakie Kelley Mes. I. Bisker Howe Auburn Storment Matha Lew WiMba Plaua Avenue Lindenwood Elle Poinsett G Road William Deanger Barney Woshaker Walter Street St Mary's Catholic Church M. Maeria Erelank St. Joseph's Hospital Susan Clark Mor Hoomtank Avenue Sant Grelahton Avenue Tuwers Grace Reyfolds

Indiana’s Antiquated Road Tax System Criticized

Indiana critics denounce the archaic road tax law that allows work in lieu of cash payments from May to December and favors railroad and contractor schemes. They argue only a fraction of the levy is spent effectively, urging legislative reform to replace the system with cash payments and proper road upkeep.

Indianapolis Ind Rapair Indiana Mit Indiana Vandeuurg Corp Rand Ihn Fatea and & Treud

Biscuit Company Declares Dividend Increase

New York February 5 Directors at the National Biscuit Company today increased the quarterly dividend from ? to ? per share. The decision comes as the firm reports steadier earnings and aims to reward shareholders amid market volatility.

New York Diraulors National Biscuit Company

Fish dinner today at the Hof Brau

A local notice announces a fish dinner at the Hof Brau with pricing listed as 17 ta and 2 25e, indicating ticket or plate costs and possible time or date details missing or unclear.

Hof Brau

Senate Passes Mgr License Bill Amid Debate

The Senate endorsed the manager license bill amid contention over license fees and regulation. Key figures Grube Greenwell Haugh Jackson Parks Royse Stotsenburg Traylor supported amendments while opponents argued fees would hurt saloons and dry restrictions. Senator Hunt’s move to reconsider stalled action, with Fleming voting against tabling to stay consistent with his earlier stance.

Ing Grube Greenwell Haugh Jackson Parks Royse Stotsenbuns Traylor Stotsenburg State Tolinty Tre all-Salomn Teague Fleming Hunt Senate Raguician Wee Seator Hunt Flemaine Chevever

Peru Builds Up Navy Amid Market Rumors

Santiago Chile February reports claim Peru’s government was poised to purchase the American cargo ships Anericar hal e a Towa and Orecon along with two submarines and 36,000 rifles in a move stirring anxiety and spurring a broader industrial push. The ships were reportedly built in the 1690s and are described as out of reserve or decommissioned. A separate item reports a wife and husband, Mr and Mrs Judes Townsend, dying by self inflicted gunshot wounds at their dairy farm home near Ithaca New York, with their son Linn Tormeng noting both were despondent over illness and fear of paralysis.

Santiago Chile Rumoras Nérg Mat Anericar Hale A Towa Orecon Peru Antic Hchite Ithaga X.Y Hfra Mra Judes Townsend Linn Tormeng Corel University Townsend Townsand Conduereé

Live Lobsters and Mushrooms Featured at Hof Rau

Residents flock to the Hof Rau for fresh live lobsters and black bass with mushrooms added as specialty offerings. The event draws seafood lovers and local diners seeking seasonal catches and foraged fungi in a casual market setting.

Hof Rau

Congressional Record subscription plan discussed

A bylined note from Senator Heyburn of Idaho outlines a plan to provide the Congressional Record to every home. The bill sets an annual subscription rate of 31, with past subscribers eligible to renew, and states that no postage will be paid on the Record.

Waseroton Heyburn Idaho

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