Fort Wayne Journal 1900 Honest News and Prohibition Debate
The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette reports on national conventions and tariff revision linked to President Hughes. It notes strong Brian sentiment in New York World coverage, praises certain editorials, and discusses impending national federation plans to combat prohibition. Also comments on Liberal Immigration fatigue, transportation companies as a solution, and ships’ agents blamed for immigrant-related issues.
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For Sale Suburban Home With Cottage And Acreage
Suburban home auction description offers a six room cottage with a fruit yard small barn and one acre of ground and garden soil. Desirable poultry raising location adjacent to the city. Sold at a bargain quick purchaser needed information from E Gregg Davis Fort Wayne Indiana rooms 15 21 Pixley Long Elk home phone 1625 bell 143
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Reform Police Chief Seeks Cure Through Kindness
A Pittsburg police chief advocates humane reforms over punishment for young offenders. He housed and counseled 300 detainees, separating girls from the sex trade crowd, urging reintegration with homes or respectable work, and mobilizing community aid for employment and family support amid widespread poverty and charity needs.
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Sunday Theaters Must Go Its Impact On The City
Officials directed the police chief to enforce a ban on Sunday theater operations. The order pauses stage work, affects venues at Vine Pier and nearby theaters, and aims to protect costumes and bookings for upcoming shows. Local leaders seek compliance as public notices circulate.
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Prohibition debate echoes Kentucky politics and liberty
Col Henry Watterson argues against statewide prohibition in Kentucky, warning that partial measures invite social and economic harm. He cites Georgia and Maine as failed models, advocates local option, license systems, and preserving individual liberty against extremism while urging lawmakers to consider public opinion and avoid sweeping reforms.
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Local option debate fuels Kentucky temperance fight
The Courier-Journal argues for local option laws over prohibition, urging communities to regulate saloons by local choice. It warns politicians to back principled temperance and opposes any who equivocate, framing the issue as a broader national clash over equal rights and public morality.
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Scaundre
Iroquois club ball at Saengerbund hall Tuesday
Attend the fourth annual ball given by the Iroquois club at Saengerbund hall on Tuesday evening February 25. Music by Barner's orchestra. Admission 50 cents, extra ladies 25 cents.
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Mrs Margaret Clauss Dies at 85 in Fort Wayne
Mrs Margare t Clauss widow of stopher Chikss died Saturday morning at age eighty five. She was born in Germany and came to Fort Wayne five years ago. Remains were taken to Wellman undertaking parlors then to the home of Mr George Ralthrailer for burial. Funeral from Mrs Reithwuljer residence Monday at 1 00 pm, with services at St Johns Luther Church and John V Levergin. The Lialias of the G A R will conduct flag service at 2 80. The Tattersom Fletcher sale noted for a prior day.
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