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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1907
Page
11
Totty Miller, indicted by a grand jury in Munuld, Ind, faces arraignment before Judge Joven De Lemer. Miller pleaded not guilty and announced his defense plans as attorney Arthur Meklidoy prepares to defend him at trial.
Report describes Haywood's sudden stomach pain leading to hospitalization. Doctors examine and treat pain with morphine and other measures. Court adjournment linked to health incident. jury not reached verdict as proceedings paused.
Salt Creek and Leatherwood flood the area near Bedford Indiana on June 1. Water rose eight feet and advanced at about six inches per hour, flooding bottom lands and causing extensive crop damage to Arkansas? and nearby fields.
Cincinnati June 1 The executive board of the International Union at the United Brewery Workers of America issues a defense statement amid the American Federation of Labor action. They claim no more than standard rights shared by other unions and vow to continue organizing despite charter revocation. The text defends jurisdiction over brewery labor and asserts unity with allied unions.
Washington reports the American Federation of Labor in Morrissons absence announced the revocation of The Brewery Workers charter. The move bars about 40,000 members across the nation from AFL representation, affecting delegates in major central bodies and state federations. The action follows a dispute over terms prescribed by the federation and cites constitutional grounds under the federation’s rules.
June 1 report says the government is weighing the marines demands while refusing to bow to intimidation. It promises full consideration of all aspects before deciding on any course of action as the sailors’ strike halts French commerce.
A fragmented dispatch claims Colonel Bryan will arrive in New York this week and meet Governor Hopton then attend city events and the assembly. The report, though garbled, suggests a cavalry or militia presence and a high-profile political maneuver in the state capital region.
President Taft, secretary of war, left Columbus for Washington after a day of meetings with state officials and residents. He acknowledged the support of local leaders and emphasized appreciation for their efforts in the campaign, while denying plans for an immediate convention to nominate a presidential candidate. He also met with Columbus colleagues and inspected the local post office, expressing gratitude for their assistance in the state canvass.
Colorado Springs Colorado June 1. A messy police report notes Miss Fuller refused to reveal where the firm kept its books unless paid. Officers say she demanded personal compensation before handing over details about the missing ledgers.
The piece extols the newspaper’s mission to serve Fort Wayne and northern Indiana with reliable news, urging subscribers to stay loyal and advertisers to value broad city reach. It emphasizes honest reporting, extensive coverage, and the paper’s role in aiding commerce and community life.
The report describes President Roosevelt and Secretary Loeb traveling by train to Canton Indianapolis and Lansing at 4 44. It notes the president’s cautious tone friendly reception and brief remarks atop the platform. The narrative emphasizes his westward trip satisfaction and planned events for subsequent days with involvement of officials and crowds.
Amoy China reports a harsh crackdown on a rebellion fifty miles north of Amoy. Police accused defenders of piracy, rebels fled after clashes with government forces, and the movement has grown over the past eighteen months.
The Waters-Pierce CHL company of Missouri was found guilty of violating Texas nontxl rust laws by fraudulently entering the state. It was fined 1,633,000 dollars and the state sought ouster proceedings. A temporary injunction granted receivership, with appeals and next steps set for federal courts. The case continues as the judge schedules further actions and awaits final disposition.
Fragmentary text describes a heated Chicago discussion about abolishing a city function amid confusion over an unidentified official and misprints. The garbled paragraph hints at a public issue and local names but remains unclear on date or concrete outcome.
A man was killed by a Lake Shore train in an incident described as an accident of fate. Investigators are reviewing the scene and local authorities urge caution around railway tracks. The victim’s identity was not released pending family notification.
A large Fort Wayne gathering heard Col. Jones and Mayor Losey clash over municipal ownership and property rights. The Anthony Wayne hotel venue hosted a blunt, philosophical exchange on governance, finance, and the future direction of the city in a late evening address.
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