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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
2
Washington weighs uneasy signals from Tokyo amid growing anger over San Francisco unrest. Officials report Japanese protests linked to the strike riots, while California authorities push a national inquiry and possible regret from Japan if needed.
The New York World critiques President Roosevelt's postulates on federal power over all interstate and even local transportation linked to mail delivery. It argues national regulation could prevent cities from controlling streets and roads used by mail and rural delivery services.
A historical critique argues that under Roosevelt era interpretations Congress could seize control of state transportation including street cars and railroads by postal and mail duties. It warns such expansion would strip states of authority over roads and streets and compare federal banking power to controlling state banks. The piece cites Root and Roosevelt and questions constitutional lines and states’ survival.
The county commissioners grant thirty liquor licenses while cases on liquor sales in Grabill and a Goshen road resort keeper Alderman proceed. Circuit and superior courts hear divorce petitions Myers vs Dignan and Meyers vs Meyers, with a $1500 verdict for Reinewald against the city after a long jury deliberation over a cinder pile incident. Fort Wayne firms face name change, real estate quiet title actions, a $80 mechanics lien suit, and couples John Meyer Frances Robertson wed.
City notes announce the BL Y. Pp. UL will hold its regular meeting tonight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Senfesty, 2125 Gay Street. A Fort Wayne message reports the sudden death of Mrs. Arnes Meindering in Fort Recovery, Ohio, where she had lived recently. Mrs. Meindering had been a visitor at Bertha Wagner's home. Edward White of the White Fruit House has returned from a three weeks western trip and was back at his desk. He spent time in California, Arizona and Nevada, visiting the mining town Goldfield, now populous with about 15,000 and a boom rivaling early mining camp legends.
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