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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1906
Page
2
A garbled railing discusses midterm leadership and party dynamics, mentioning Yale people, Senator Hegeridge, and a critique of republican power. It references wealth concentration and public sentiment, but the fragmentary nature limits clear attribution or concrete events.
An article discusses Andrew D. White urging world cooperation to curb anarchy and violent crime. He cites recent assassination trends, the Spanish king’s wedding memory, and calls for joint U S and European police action to identify and punish those behind political murders.
The text surveys fears about anarchist movements and revolutionary ideas shaping society, noting harsh punishments, education policies, and debates on controlling radical agendas. It references figures and eras, examining public reception and the potential for broader upheaval amidst evolving political thought.
A Sunday gathering chaired by Charien Tweedy discussed party strategy ahead of state and district conventions. The meeting noted rail rates for delegates, a likely Port Wassig delegation to Indianapolis, and growing interest in the Democratic campaign amid hopes for better prospects than a decade ago.
The article reports Minser's birds winning at the La Vauil show with entries from owners including William Sart, Harry Haven, and Mattarssi. Results list multiple birds and handlers, noting arrival at the destination and awards.
Desperate by poverty, Reverend Ho Throaks, a minister in South Bend Indiana, faced a charge alleging theft. Local courts heard that poverty drove the preacher to crime as case details emerged from South Bend and surrounding areas.
Dr Maurice Rosenthal and Jeff attended yesterday's meeting of the National Medical Society. Ales Gulen Reiphelderfer and Aauginos of Palles Captain and Ales ALM Nelvhelderfer were also noted in attendance with Dr Rosenthal.
Whitley County Democrats rally behind Judge Adaire for Congress with strong support from Marshall and Marshall supporters. The Journal-Gazette notes Adaire leading within the party and aims to unite behind his candidacy at the upcoming district convention, highlighting Adaire as the preferred nominee among county Democrats and signaling solid organizational backing.
The obituary profiles Midge Adair born November 29 1843 in Washington Township Noble County Indiana. It traces Joseph B Adair and Bite Windows Adair as parents and mentions multiple generations with education careers in Madison and White River regions. It notes J J Adair a long educator and lawyer, Amelia Young as wife, three children, and Adair's civic rise to county superintendent of schools and Columbia City mayor. It highlights Adair memberships in various fraternal groups and his political influence within the Democratic party including judicial appointments and congressional support.
The Indiana political scene centers on Tom Taggart as factions clash over a party platform. Holtzman and allied leaders maneuver to reorganize the state committee while opposing Taggart’s faction. Intrigue involves Heath and brewery interests, with anti-Taggart efforts aiming for a liberal platform at the state convention.
A party from Rome City including Mr Peter Henkeniis Mr Gust Schubert Sr Mr Gust Schubert Jr and Master Ernest Schubert returned home yesterday with a bushel of bluegills and a few perch Their catch was noted as unusually large with Ernest Schubert landing the largest fish of the day They initially planned to fish for bass but switched to bluegills when the lake was calm and bass not biting
South End Ind June 3 Fire of mysterious origin destroyed a large portion of the Beth Bett Iron Bed company plant in South Bend. Loss placed at $10000.
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