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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1908

Page

3

Cuba to Hold August Referendum and Two Presidential Candidates

Cuba moves toward a December election with two main contenders Jose Miguel Gomez and Alfredo Zayas. Officials fear fraud as arms and intelligence measures guard ballots of the Australian type featuring party emblems. If conservatives win, familiar leaders may return, signaling a shift in the republic’s political landscape. In Chicago an excursion by Lake Shore Railway draws residents and officials, with four tickets sold and many travelers planning to stay through Monday.

Havana Cuba Crowder Department of State and Justs Wren Fur Hanan Chicago Auburbn Tod Lake Shore Adams Waterloo Edo Thomas Sprott D. AL. Link Ruth Allen Ruth Allen, Attories D. D. Moody Spencer Wigent Ed Shillong John Hehel Frank Brandon

Bishop Hughes Speaks at Corner Stone Laying

In Indianapolis on July 26 the cornerstone of the new V. M. F. G. C. AY building was laid with ceremonies. Bishop Edwin Holin Hughes delivered the principal speech as part of a campaign that raised 250000 dollars through popular subscription. The report notes the ambitious project and the community effort behind its funding.

Indianapolis V. Mf. Gc, AY Edwin Holiwn Hughes

Self-inflicted death ends six months retired lumberman life

Six months ago William Wicke a retired lumberman aged about sixty blocked himself in his bedroom near the city limits and cut his throat from ear to ear. The report notes death by his own action in the secluded residence setting.

William Wicke

Policeman Fatally Wounds Man After Struggle in Ohio

In Steubenville Ohio police officer Bert Haggerty shot and killed Michael McCort at Mingo Junction after a violent confrontation during an arrest for disorderly conduct. McCort allegedly bit the officer's ear and struck him with the officer's night stick. Haggerty was not arrested.

Steubenville Bert Haggerty Michael McCort Mingo Junction McCort Haggerty Meri OA

Two Girls Drown Off Cleveland Breakwater

July 28 at Cleveland a 23 year old Rove Morgan and 20 year old Nellie Smith drowned after falling from the west breakwater while they dangled their feet in the water. Morgan lost balance and pulled Smith into the lake as both were swept under.

Lake AT Cleveland Rove Morgan Nellie] Smith Missa Morgan Miss Smith

Lewis Street repair meeting postponed due to Fleming absence

The discussion on repairing East Lewis street pavement was postponed as Mr S B Fleming, originally to attend, is detained in Chicago. City officials expect an amicable settlement later in the week when he returns.

Lewis Street S. B. Fleming Chicago Fleming Journal-Gazette Company Fort Wayne Ind

Georgia's Graves Named as Independence Party VP Possibility

John Temple Graves of Georgia is suggested for the vice presidential nomination by the Independence Party as it convenes in Chicago on July 37. The report notes the nomination talk within party circles ahead of the meeting.

John Temple Graves Georgia Independence Party Chicago

Southern Delegates Back Graves for President Ticket

Washington delegates from the District of Columbia are instructed to back William Handolph Hearst for president. Mr Graves, a noted lecturer, is viewed as a capable leader. Southern delegates push Graves for the ticket head, with talk of a Senate seat but he has refused.

Washington District of Columbia William Handolph Hearst Graves Mr. Graves Denver South United States Senate Ron

Broken household glass costs and patterns in America

A mock cabinet discussion on domestic glass breakage cites a U S annual loss of 18 000 000 from broken items. It breaks down by item types lamp chimneys goblets bowls and bottles, noting cold to hot shocks rough handling and spills as main causes.

U. S Sam United States Washington

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