Fort Wayne Gazette reports on waterway idea and war talk
Fort Wayne Gazette covers a Huntington mass meeting backing a Toledo Fort Wayne Chicago canal and notes Chicago Valeria Chicago plan. It cites Toledo and Chicago support, the Maumee and Wabash valleys as natural routes, and a call for a thirty member committee to attend a Fort Wayne gathering. Also mentions Supreme Court Justice Harlan warns of potential US Japan war and racial clash.
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World Almanac 2008 celebrates 45 years of facts
A 2008 World Almanac anniversary edition promises 1 008 pages and about 15 000 facts. It highlights a long history of universal reference from its 1967 origins to the present.
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Glimpse of Angles and Gov't Woes in Indiana News
A fragmented clipping mixes political protests for better governance in Fort Wayne with a Lafayette police crackdown on gambling. It cites Gov Banks and Indianapolis News stance, and quotes a long financial 담e on Treasury gold and national debt, reflecting 1900s era fiscal anxieties and public governance debates.
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Dark thoughts on suicides haunt a Fort Wayne reader
A Fort Wayne journal editorial ponders the rise in self killed numbers, the question of whether suicide is cowardly, and how many youths and adults end their lives. It laments the despair and calls for light amid the gloom, noting environmental causes and the need for understanding rather than blame.
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Is the American White Paper Trust Moving North
Consul James B. H. Worman reports from Three Rivers that American capitalists are purchasing vast timber areas in Newfoundland Quebec and Ontario to build pulp mills. A major company with mills at Three Rivers and Batchewan exports to the United States England Europe and South America while expanding holdings in New Brunswick and the Kashwaak area. Wisconsin Michigan and Pennsylvania pulp interests seek wood on Quebec and Ontario sides of the border, with Ottawa considering export duties to push the industry inland.
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Fort Wayne Lodge to Attend Brother Gregory Funeral
There will be a Fort Wayne Lodge of Perfection meeting at 7 30 this Monday evening to arrange attendance at the funeral of Brother A Z Gregory at Beloit Ind Tuesday A full attendance urged by order of William Geake P T M C E Reed Secretary
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France Faces a Bloody War and Moroccan Sultan Crisis
Turmoil in Fez as Mulai Hafid is proclaimed sultan amid calls to reject the Algeciras Agreement. Ulemas warn Abd-el-Asir must yield, while French influence hangs over Mequinez. Proposals demand expulsion of French troops, restricted European access, and closure of Moorish slave protection to foreigners.
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Paris Sees Serious Trouble For France In Fez Crisis
Paris reports a dramatic political shift as Murat Hafid is proclaimed sultan of Fez and financier Mohammed Sidiel Mokhii arrives to negotiate a $50 million loan. French forces push toward Rabat, 4000 troops under General Dar, amid fears of civil war and a broader holy war across the Algerian frontier. Raisall the bandit is allied with Mulat Hafid, refusing to yield to Sir Farry MacLean, per Tangier dispatches.
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Litigation grips state commission report on 1907 cases
The Indiana railroad commission reports extensive litigation with penalties sought from express companies for discriminatory practices and claims involving interline and switching rates. Special counsel including Merrill Moore, C. K. Thompson, and others are employed as the commission pursues actions in Marion, Allen, Tippecanoe, Vigo, and other counties.
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Slow progress in case underscores complex questions
The litigation advances very slowly with only a few exceptions. The case involves significant issues requiring special rulings and careful consideration by the court.
Central West Snowstorm Paralyzes Chicago Area
A severe snowstorm blanketed Chicago and surrounding areas cutting wire service and delaying transportation. Widespread outages disrupted communications from the city to suburbs with rain and wind driving heavy, melting flakes. Milwaukee and Detroit reported heavy snow, paralyzed telegraphs and trains, and halted public services including church gatherings and meetings.
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Cannot Elect by Primaries Says No One Has Authority
Washington dispatch reports the Republican National Committee stating no official authority to interpret state law for the committee. Lawyers consulted by the committee conclude under strict statutory construction that district delegates and alternates cannot be elected by direct primaries for the national convention.
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Want ads rate in Journal Gazette set at four cents per word
The Journal Gazette announces a new rate for want ads at four cents per word, detailing how readers can compute costs for short and long listings. The notice emphasizes affordability and simplicity for classified advertisers.
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