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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1908

Page

9

No Jurisdiction for Commission Over Freight Business

A dated 1905 communication from the Indiana Railroad Office in Indianapolis notes the commission cannot regulate freight rates without two thirds of the transportation business within the state. The letter, addressed to transport interests in Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley, discusses jurisdiction limits and cross references to railway concerns.

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Stocks Strong In Bank Showings Amid Publicized Hope

The market shows a strong bank led rally as American Smelting and United States Steel lift prices while hopes for a revival of trade and easing federal action buoy sentiment. Heavy bank cash, loan growth, and improving foreign exchange hint at renewed liquidity though some panic-era gaps remain.

Janis Department of Justice Northern Pacific Fiat United States

Dedication of Third Church of Christ at Creighton and Smith

The Third Church of Christ at Creighton avenue and Smith street will dedicate a new brick church today led by Rev H S Stafford. A 10:20 am service and 2:30 pm and 7:60 pm union meetings will feature Rev W P Shambart Rev Miller and Hon Z T Sweeney with Mrs Frederick Brown to sing and a dedicatory prayer by Rev W Neel. Afterward evangelistic meetings begin with Rev Stafford in charge, inviting attendees from other cities and noting ongoing public worship across several local churches and events.

Stafford Christ Creighton Avenue Smith Street W. P. Shambart West Creichton Avenue Church of Christ Miller West Jefferson Street England Institute of Christian Philosophy New York National Geographic Society Washington, D. C Butler University Turkey Withal Indiana Joe Everthing Wes FC Brown Staford First Presbyterian Sharen Henry B. Master Vesper Sopvics Westminister Presbyterian Willan H. Wilden Dforte Ernest G. Hesser Jefferson Street Ray G. Miter Bilc Third Church of Christ Third Presbyterian Church Frank M. Fox Serman Warne Sheet Methodist Episcopal Vhurch Frank Lenig Nicoderna Trinity Episcopal Church B. Waverill We Deup Eure A& m. Shinpron Methodist Episcopal Church Loren M. Edwards C. G. Wade Paul Methodist Epiecorel Church M. Hobbs Methodist Episcopal Sharch Charles A. Rowand Salvation Ariy Aveline the Citadel Court House Ensign J. G. Watkins Baptist Brethren Church Hlpy Wiliam P. Shambare Bible School Chas A. Howell, Jr Cane Goi Tadiana Aldership H. H. Spier Vordermark’s Hall Calhoun Street TM. Miamas Dussioniry Church Soutiy Waste Richardine Avenues D. ¥. Schult H. DP. Wekten Alfred Holzwworth Sion Wellonst South Side Mission Gaylant Waited Brethren Church Wil Gospel Mission Calhoon First Baptist Church J. Qastar Ferman Neary T Sell D.D Jesus Christ Bnelish Lutheran Church of Thea Redeemer Hann Bethany Presbyteriand J.C. Breckenridge Winona Lake Kate Aturcay Win Christ's Laitheran Church Independent Spiritualist Society Knights of Pythias Hall

Music Today at First Baptist Church

The regular program of music at First Baptist Church today features two favorite solo numbers in the morning service. Miss Margaret Spencer will sing Abide with Me and a Mendelssohn piece, with Mrs Taylor and Miss Spencer performing a duet. Organ numbers include a morning prelude and evening pieces, with titles and composers listed in the program.

First Baptist Church Mendelssohn Ny Service Margaret Spencer Lyndera Sgt. Taylor Miss Spencer

Revival Services at Wayne Street Church

Revival meetings are planned at Wayne Street Baptist Church with 9 30 a m sessions Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Local organizers Mrs Barone Mrs Perfect Mrs Woolley and others coordinate prayer and gospel rallies at 543 West De i Mwrs Crescent Avenue Hume Avenue and 1909 Crescent Avenue.

Wayne Street Ming Christy Tues- Jax Barone West de i Mwrs Ib Wan Non Crescent Avenue Perfect Guienard Prifay Hume Avenue Saturiar Chi

Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Services Outline

Morning sermons across multiple congregations include a Trinity Methodist Episcopal service with a theme This Shall Not Move and a Bible study. The German and English sessions hold morning and evening readings, with additional activities listed at East Columbia Street and nearby venues.

Trinity Methodist Episcopal Clureh Merning J. W. Durng Ecerehitny Elem Reformed Cline Basmird A. Kietsmie Fermen Ag Columbia Street Ingsavers Cidcans

Allen County Dogs to Be Showcased at Local Exhibition Cup

An Allen County dogs show begins tomorrow at the East Main street exhibition hall between Clinton and Barr. A special cup for best dog in Allen County is offered by W Reed of Prass & Reed. Local breeders listed include Trautman Gaus Crouse Hattersley and Reed among others. The event runs through Friday with enhanced facilities, steam heating and good light for optimal viewing.

Allen County Paoples Poultry Anong John Trautman Conrad Gaus B. F. Crouse Wo AL 'Stock Prlnee Otto Stradel Alfred L Hattersley C. BR. Rose Amelek Bros BJ Ankenbruck WF. Pet Flate Bran Cal D. N. Foster C. W. Lindenberg Ww. C. Hazeman Joseph C. Pfeiffer Leslie W. Hills John, C. Blume H. Wetel John ‘Erry Michael Genth W. McKlinkel Walter H. Kalos W. C Fort Wayne Horace Mariotte Main Street Clinton and Barr

Market News From The Commission Men Potatoes Beans and More

The commission men report the potato market weak due to limited supplies and high demand, with prices likely to rise unless purchases increase. Apples remain steady though not rising, while beans stay strong with continued heavy demand. Sweet potatoes sit near peak prices with quiet demand, and dried fruits show a small, tight supply with good prices. Tomatoes and lettuce appear at high prices on small market runs.

Commission

Bank clearances for the week report

A garbled weekly ledger item lists bank clearances for Monday through Thursday with various figures. The readable portions show totals like 109,948.04 and 7T59.34 and a negative entry near year start. The fragmentary OCR suggests a financial roundup of bank clearances and balances for the period.

Pieters

Produce Market Holds Steady Price Yet Fair Supply

The fresh market remained in good condition with prices firm from the previous day. Dealers cautious yet active, buying small amounts steadily as supply stays fair. George B. Drake notes conservative purchasing but welcomes stronger demand speaker Fuller was observed from the countryside though details are unclear.

George B. Drake

Money Market Trends Report From New York Clearing House

The issue notes a steady money market with bills, mercantile paper, and bank loans cited. It references authorized issues, daily outstanding certificates, and a general calm tone in the money market as of January 20. It also mentions Wabash and other local items in brief notices and ads.

New York Clearing House Ie Mercantile Aepongs Iti Inisinesa Willa

Seeding Affects Poultry Market Prices In Local Trade

Seeding is blamed for lower poultry quality while buyers report improved quality due to better roosting. Prices held steady from the day before amid high demand for creamery butter. The market shows surplus supply, with live chickens and dressed poultry pricing and rolling changes reflecting rapid market shifts. Want ads in the Journal Gazette are priced at one cent per word.

Elin

Classified ads fascinate readers across walks of life

The piece notes that newspaper want ads draw philosophers and diverse readers. people seek items for themselves or admire ads that demonstrate progress in daily life. It cites Emerson on selflessness and hints at a rising state of unease in modern society reflected by ads.

Cura Gazette Shem T Emerson

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