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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1906
Page
2
A fragmented wire and local notes discuss Congressman Chaney proposing a monument to General Lawton in Indiana. The item weaves in political commentary and speculation on party future, with criticism of current leadership and calls for reform, urging voters to consider political consequences before November.
The piece endorses Dr Morr as a strong Democratic candidate in the Twelfth district. It highlights his honest, vigorous campaigning directly to voters, his family background, clean habits, and public-spirited aims. It notes journal support and his stance on democratic principles, arguing his approach aligns with the people’s wants and political reform.
A fractured declaration from Elkhart County Republicans denounces party leadership for autocratic control. The signees endorse Roosevelt and Manly, back the GOP ticket, and pledge to avoid endorsing local leaders while pursuing restraint, unity, and taxpayer consideration in upcoming conventions.
A fragmented Democratic primary report notes unsettled results and lingering debt concerns while signaling a fall victory expectation. Voters show tentative turnout as party candidates emerge, with analysts predicting a strong showing though names remain uncertain amid unclear polling.
From Whitley County views, the Allen County Democrats celebrate the Behe nomination and applaud Judge O Rourke for tre presenting experience and impartial conduct on the bench. Ms Ryan, who sought the post, accepts the outcome without resentment toward the judge regardless of the outcome.
Rome City items report Fort Wayne residents and summer visitors. Purchases include A. B. C. Biewent voltage by Chinese codman from Fort Wayne. Dr Crofton, a physician, selects Rome City for summer. Local cottages, rentals, and social events feature among seasonal moves and travel plans.
A broken garbled account reports Society elections at St Marys featuring Henri Demilslont and A. Frelatoffary as officers, with five director seats to be appointed by the president. The text lists many lodge officers and members across a sequence of orders including Allen Lodge No. 29, Knights of Honor, Knights of Mr auth, Daughters of Workmen, and others, with notes of meals and upcoming events.
Fragmentary OCR text from a periodical cites repeated claims that public ownership is a failure. It references uncertain names and phrases with garbled content, suggesting a heated, opinionated column or letter with strong anti public ownership sentiment.
A fragment reports a meeting of the Daughters of Liberty led by T. Vontlin of Union WInds Ind. The order is described as founding a patriotic group advocating restriction of certain rights.
The Rev W Allen pastor of West Jefferson Street Church of Christ received a telegram inviting him to accept the pastorate of the First Christian church in Wichita Kansas. The Wichita congregation is the largest Christian church in the state. Allen has taken the call under advisement and will announce his decision later. He had recently declined two other offers.
A Missouri Democratic convention endorses William J. Bryan for president, condemns campaign corruption, and rebukes Roosevelt and the Republican Party. The platform lauds Bryan as the greatest American Democrat, supports anti-railroad reform, tariff criticism, and civil enforcement, while praising past administrations and Gov Folk.
The Knights of Columbus began its national convention in New Haven with a Pontifical Mass at St. John’s Church led by Cardinal Gibbons. Supromo Knight Maward b. Mevro called the session to order after mass. National Secretary Colwell reported income of 222,000 for the year, totaling 1,005,007 with disbursements of 1,500,65% leaving a business stat. The report from the National Physician WT. McManly noted 21 members died this year.
The Rev A and Worrall of Tours ville Kentucky will speak this afternoon at 2 30 and this evening at 7 30 at the South Congregational church corner West DeWaly street and Hoagland Avenue. Everyone cordially invited.
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