Pageard at Piano Show Draws Taft Visit
The Pageard page highlights a Piano Trade Exposition in Chicago with President Taft opening the event. Packard Piano Co of Fort Wayne is featured among over 100 piano manufacturers praised for prominent display and favorable mentions. The piece notes Indiana politics and wool tariff talk, plus a local egg weight discussion and council concerns about street repairs and pavement.
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Chiemga
Taft
Packard Piano Company
Fort Wayne
Plano
Musics Expo in Chicago and Taft Administration Clash
A Chicago exposition features hundreds of instruments from eight firms including four western and six eastern, with a $300 million capital outlook and Victor Herbert's orchestra performances. The piece discusses Taft administration support for federal incorporation to regulate large corporations, noting opinions of Perkins and Gary on the Sherman act and federal supervision of public utilities.
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Chiccaxo
Steed
New York City
Boston
Hia
Seine
Victor Herbert
Taft reciprocity poll shows broad support across states
A Tribune survey across 22 regions reports 62 percent in favor of approving U S Canada reciprocity negotiated by President Taft. Central and western states mostly back the agreement, while North Dakota opposes due to fears of Canadian farm imports. Majority support spans Minnesota South Dakota Iowa Indiana Wisconsin and more, with farmers' views largely aligned with tariff removal.
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Tudinne
Chicafa Tribune
Pacific
Canada
Pews- Pepere
Honsur
Alpes
the Tribune
Congress
Taft
North Dakota
Central States
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kauras
Nebraski
Nouthiwest
Bijskourt
Oktahorg
United States
Dominion
Daily End
Minnezota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Kansas
Genesis of Taft's National Incorporation
Col W J Bryan recounts how after the supreme Court trust decision the administration moved to push a national incorporation bill urged by Mr Tait. The Wall Street Journal Feb 11 1910 notes George W Perkins spoke at Columbia University two years earlier and that two years later the federal incorporation bill was introduced in both houses.
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Taft
Congress
International Herveseer
United States Steel Corporation
Wickersham
Ferkins
United States Eteel Corporation
Gary
Washington
Supreme Court
Perkins
New Fork Central
Mir
Public Utilities Commissiave
Raulreau Ant Corporation
Smpora
Perking
Ufe
Supremé Bench
W. J. Bryan
Washington Dispatches
Tait
Reading Financial
Wall Street Journal
George W. Perkins
Columbia University
Vanguard of Spanish War Vets Reach Lafayette
The vanguard of the United Spanish American War veterans of Indiana have arrived in Lafayette for the eighth annual encampment set to begin tomorrow. Officers gather, Deputy Commander Louden misses due to a death in Bloomington, and Terre Haute and Fort Wayne plan to bid for the 1912 convention with elections slated Tuesday.
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Lafayette
Ind
United
Fort Werne
Isaid
T William
Ranke
Fort Wayne
Louden
Garrett News Item From Indiana Report
Mrs Bane Burke and children of South Chicago visited relatives in Fort Wayne. Wayne Snyder returned from an extended visit to Fort Wayne. Louise Beinke left hospital after four weeks. Nellix Campnell suffers with ivy poisoning. Charles Rabins and daughter Mary plan an extended visit to Barcland City. Home Telephone service introduced in Fort Wayne.
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Ivy
Charles Rabins
Mary
Nave
Barcland Civ
Ageenapa Poattiann
Pasitaga Riort Wayne
Reciprocity Bill Advances From Committee Amid Debate
In Washington the Senate faces a prolonged debate as the Reciprocity bill moves from committee after hearings of almost a month. Key figures like Senator Penrose push for a vote before the adjournment of the extra session, with opposition expected from Democrats and insurgent Republicans amid talks of six weeks of argument and possible amendments.
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Warrington
Étramilies
Penrose
Senate
Republicas
Ben
Benator
Canada
Illinois
Potters
Standard Oil Company
American Tobacco Company
Supreme Court of the United States
House
Bian “Underwood
Republicians
Democrats
Woodrow Wilson resumes governorship duties after conference tour
Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey leaves Washington to resume his duties in Trenton after a seven day tour of the west and south. He met with Senators Martin and Gore among other visitors, praised the House for its work, backed tariff reductions on wool, and endorsed the Canadian reciprocity agreement while noting party prospects for 1912.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
New Jesey
Trenton
Martin
New Jersey
Gore
Oklahoma
House
Wilson
Bny
William J. Bryan
Suit Seeks 25000 In Fatal Auto Wreck
Lima June 4 one of the heaviest damage suits in years filed in Al Jen county against the Pennsylvania railroad. Melville Brooks of Virginia is plaintiff for 25000 personal damages and 3300 for loss of time after his auto struck by an engine in Marshall county four years ago injuring Brooks and Mrs Charles Thoring. A companion suit seeks 10000 for the death of Mrs Brooks. Thoring also brought suit for the death of his wife and the case was transferred to federal courts.
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Lima
al Jen
Melville KR. Brooks
Pennsylvania Railroad
Marshall County
Finllans
Brooks
Brooke
Charles Thoring
Bir
Mig
Germania Park opens amid small crowd despite improvements
Threatening weather kept crowds away from Germania and Robigen parks yesterday. Several thousand visitors attended each resort, but Germania Park did not draw the anticipated opening day crowd. Those who visited were surprised by improvements adding to the park's appeal while a concert was held in the afternoon and evening.
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Germany
Robigen Parks
Thast
First Communion Classes In Three City Churches
A Me Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception mass on Sunday celebrated first communion for 310 children with Bishop Alerding presiding. Afternoon confirmation covered 200 communicants and 13 adults. St Pauls and the Church of the Precious Blood also held classes with large enrollments.
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Wis
William C. Miller
Father Quinlan
John
Alerding
Michigan
Fuths- Healiex
St Paul's
Church of the Precious Blood
St Mars’s
Cathedral
Frank Eglot
Kenneth Betts
Walter, Bodev
James Brophy
Alfred Breun
Hubert Burns
John Beret
William Bowers
Vincent Brophy
Louis Botay
Emmet Bobay
Clarence Gene
Leo Leirsche
Aaron Haguenari
August Hergunrether
Ralph Fosey
Jase \Wilkenson
Leo Weber
Clarente
Thompson
Alfred Thompson
Walter
Bentilem. A
Matte ‘Cleary
Grace Reché
Ethel Weaver
Agnes Howley
Catherine Henry
Jeannette Miller
Marie ‘Burns
Edna Kamphus
Claudine Gallagher
Cleaphas Henry
Dora Zeki
Margaret Goodfellow
Violet Romero
Vivian Manhan
Jeanette Lauer
Eilleen
Belen
F§Chele
Elva Slendé
Valette Roussel
Margaret Fry
Dentist Hurt In Motorcycle Collision In Indiana
In Columbia City Indiana dentist Widup was riding a Indian motorcycle at about thirty miles per hour when he collided head on with a car driven by RB France of Fellow Banks. Widup sustained a serious compound fracture and multiple cuts while France’s auto was badly damaged. The collision occurred west of Columbia City as Widup was rounding a corner.
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Columbia City
Ind
Tine
AL Widop
France
Widup
Widup Was Riding ‘At A High Rate of Speed and Wag
Summer dress fabrics sale debuts big month
A busy month brings low prices on plain tussah jacquard tussah silk cotton blends and fabrics in many shades. Specials include cotton foulards 20c per yard cotton voiles 25c per yard fine dimities 19c per yard and sheer corded cloth 10c per yard with deals designed to let shoppers buy two or three dresses for the price of one.
Summer Apparel Assortment Offers Wide Choices
Large assortment of summer women’s wear including white lingerie waists priced at 1.00, Middy Blouses in white and flannel 1.00 to 1.50, and linen coats at 8.50. Bathing suits for women and children from 7.25, plus bathing caps sandals and new slip-on waists.
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Ann
Milliner Offers Big Reductions On Remaining Styles
A millinery shop advertises a concession of one-third to one-half off regular prices to quickly dispose of remaining models. The note highlights pretty styles and urges customers to buy now to become owners at reduced prices.
Women petition priest recall at South Bend church
June 4 in South Bend a women’s committee from Stephen's Magyar church went to Fort Wayne to seek Bishop Alerding’s help over conflicts with Rev. John Froelich. The bishop reportedly Signaled removal of the pastor and appointment of a new one within a short time to end parish dissension.
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South Bend
Inf
Stepnén
Bellavant
Pather Miller
Wworen
Father Froelich
Fort. Warne
Germany J. Alerding
Fort Wayne
SS Stephen's Magyar
Alerdins
Gallis
Ehief
William Cassidy
Locefores
Mr. Cassidy
Collce
IPATROLMAN LOSES LIFE TO SAVE OTHERS
In Indianapolis on June 4 Arthur Barrows of the bicycle squad died while attempting to save others. A large crowd witnessed the event as Barrows acted to protect bystanders in a perilous situation. He was a respected member of the police force and is mourned by colleagues and the city.
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Indianapolis
Arther Barrows
Tragic electrocution of patrolman Bucke at wind damaged wire
In a wind storm a broken electric wire flared to life striking patrolman Bucke as workers tried to remove it. Bucke, 28, collapsed and died within minutes after the charge delivered a fatal shock to his body. The incident occurred near the sidewall where the wire hung and was nearly secured before contact.
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Wae
Barrows
Bucke
Wau
Moynihan Affidavit Fragment Details Sworn May Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR reads a Circulation Manager Moynihan sworn statement dated May with signatures and vague commission notes. The line shows a defore typo laden assertion by Moynihan and another name, leaving key details unreadable.
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M. H. Moynihan
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Dayton
F. HL. Bohne & Bro
Calhoun Street
Fort Wayne Jowrnal-Cazette
Associated Press
Acurnal-Gazette Company
Weta Seanton Street
Wal
Fort Wayne Journal
Sazerra
Taggart
Marshal
Kern
Common Council
Frealdent Weed
American Woolen Company
Repubean Senate
E Remuilean
Wand
Marion County Borticultural Society
Stats House
Genate Thane Committee
John Callan O’laughlin
Chicago Tribune
Watt
Tribune
Menatees
Shanga
Bil
Taft’s National Incorporation
BFLL
Garrett News
Woodrow
Xomne
Germania Park
First Communion
Havana
Castoria
Ree
The
Rurode Dry Goods Co
el. Stephen's
Alarding
Ipatrolman
Journal-Gazette
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Journal-Gazette CO
Tof M
Gick
Novary Panic
Ae Commission Eerires Apring
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