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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1908
Page
2
A collection of satirical and opinion notes touches on public figures and civic life. It mentions writing to Bryan to withdraw, comments on patriotism and foreigners, Cleveland streetcar fares, Carrie Nation, and a Chicago professor criticizing reporters. It also notes census plans for 1910 and timing changes for counting Philippine and American women during April.
In Washington, Speaker Cannon railed at methods used to enforce policies without naming President Theodore Roosevelt. He warned that any man or party laying hands on citizens' rights under the constitution is a knave or fool, praising self-government and criticizing anarchists and socialists.
The Socialist Labor Party nominates its national convention slate in New York with Whit as president and Soren Re Provioa as vice president. Donabkatari of Viner uloiy J. M. Cold Water Paint is noted, while Fort Wayne Oil & Supply Co is listed for interior paint.
City news notes Richard Burlingame leaving for Guthrie to visit grandparents. Charles J Jerome departs for southern Indiana to cover Wayne community territory between Indianapolis and Cincinnati. Edward Parisot arrested on warrant for morslaly porting Iris family. Port Wayne Press reports theft of brass valves and oil cups from company plant on the Fourth. Arthur Walker injured by a giant cracker explosion at the knitting mills on the Fourth. expected to recover from shock.
Nelson Howe an escaped inmate from Luncliffe Insane asylum was captured yesterday afternoon at his father in law’s home 118 E Huffman street after fleeing a Longcliffe roundup He threatened killed several people and was judged insane sent back to Longcliffe for Garrett Inc. deputy search focused on his wife and city vicinity
Buenos Ayres reports advices that revolutionists have won in Paraguay and ousted the government. A despatch from the Argentine legation at Asuncion confirms the overthrow and says ministers took refuge in the Legation. Emilinag Gonzales Naveiro named president. fighting rages in Asuncion with damaged public buildings. Death toll unlikely to exceed five hundred. telegraphic links with Asuncion expected to resume tomorrow.
Goshen Indiana transitions to a city health office led by state inspector F Tucker. A new sanitary ordinance is drafted as butchers grocers and dairymen seek licenses while petitions push disallowing a city slaughterhouse. Prosecutions loom for dairies failing to improve and three are awaiting circuit court trial for skimmed milk sales.
Aracas, Tye Hane Vencarrele reports Castro faces isolation amid plague and US tensions. Diplomatic withdrawal threatens potential terms as the president drifts from reliable communication and global negotiations.
The army plans a horse training station at Fort Reno to handle more than a thousand horses and miles of travel annually for cavalry use. Three-year-olds will be trained by civilian instructors under army supervision, aiming to produce disciplined mounts before entering service. Sixty workers expect to break 500 to 900 horses and 200 to 400 mules yearly on the Cheyenne and Arapaho reservation site near Fort Reno.
Two obituary notices from a historical paper report the deaths of Mrs Mary Thumpson, 35, widow of William Thompson, and Mrs Aminde Hollabough, 42, wife of William Hollabough. Thumpson died at her brother-in-law’s home near Hesse Cassel. services led by Rev H P Dannarker will be held Tuesday afternoon with interment at Thompson cemetery. Hollabough died at home on Peirfield Avenue. surviving are husband and daughter J S Steele and three sisters in Reading, Michigan. funeral time to be announced.
Kion of the best known tepe vila section of the country died at the home of his daughter Aiis Benjamin Newen shwander at a'clock Sundar mont ings. Death was due to senility. Surviving are six sons and five daughters. Mr Klopffenstein was highly respected and a man of high character.
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