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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
2
The piece surveys tariff debate stances, political maneuvering around Roosevelt and Taft era factions, and local reaction in Milwaukee and Indiana. It notes objections to Roosevelt’s approach, Seldo Heyeridsy’s stance, and anticipated conventions in Fort Wayne while detailing European airship and aircraft counts reported by Consul Bailey Haérat.
Austria with two dirigibles and four aeroplanes, England with two dirigibles and two aeroplanes, Spain with one dirigible and one aeroplane. In total European nations have thirty two dirigible balloons and fifty aeroplanes available for warfare.
Representative William A Cullop of Indiana attacked the Payne Aldrich tariff as favoring the rich and harming the poor. He cited examples from duties on imitation jewelry, champagne, silk costumes, wool garments, steel buttons, ivory buttons, and carpets, claiming widespread inequality and denouncing the law as biased against working class households.
Chancellor James Fe Dity of Byrn cure University warned students at a Sunday agdronn that the growth of automobiles is a menace to the country. He attacked luxury driving, wasteful spending, and the idea of women being supported by men, urging restraint and self-reliance amid booming national automobilia investment.
A Fort Wayne reader from June 6 1910 protests hunting quail protection rules. He claims farmers paid 18 dollars for quail feed, questions city action and argues not to ban quail hunting. He warns trespass penalties for attempting to regulate land use.
From Hastern Style Hapgrien, summer hair care advice promotes a simple home shampoo. Mix four ounces of Ortis Poul with four ounces of the box, store in a sifter-top can, and sprinkle over the head before brushing. Regular use two to three times weekly claims lighter, fluffier hair and easier styling.
Warsaw Indiana June 6 a day belonging to James Stonsburner of North Lake street ran down by an automobile fatally injured a runaway horse driven by Lloyd Crrell near Warsaw caused excitement on Lake street but halted before damage occurred Reverend Light of Hikhart addressed the quarterly conference of the M church The will of Catharine Booth just preceding provides Joseph Hoyle to receive 160 three grandchildren 5 each Isaac L Scott owns farm in Washington township with Ida M Boggs 100 Frank Scott 300 Louter Cretcher Orion son of J W Crotcher has disappeared He had been living with L McDonald of Orion after relapse from the Plainfield reformatory Once ran away with no circus and attacked his step mother Police chief C B Mann ruled peanut waterers cannot be operated on the Etrocta of Warana on Sunday Noah Stevens for 600 Vincent Foster Warsaw fell in Indianapolis last week and fractured
Our June Sale of Undermuslins opens with bargains that attract thrifty shoppers. The Underwear section has crowded the aisles as previous styles are surpassed by this sale. Stock remains fairly complete and the sale will run for a week longer.
Dress fabrics for a great occasion described as silk or cotton in dainty shades. The text notes fashionable whites and decorative detailing with a varied price range. Shoppers are urged to consult their purveyor, who will guide selection and handle the rest.
A readable ad listing numerous small gift items and novelties including fans jewelry bells gloves ribbons toilet articles laces and more. It invites shoppers to visit our shop and explore on the third floor for a suitable gift for any occasion.
Fragmented OCR item reports transactions and events: Jesse Runser of War Wayne accepts a position with a real estate firm in Koning. C. Randolph of Garratt links to Colonia moving picture and vaudeville theatre in Werning. J. Mataon buys property in Waynes Township from Simon J. Strauns for 4600. Chivin Gillam sues Maurice Wilcox for 418.48 as administrator of B. T Leighty estate. a church sermon notes women remove hats. 100 bonnets remain.
A special meeting of Nickel Plate engineers was held at Engineers hall to continue unfinished business from Sunday. The organization refused to release details, though rumors claim proposed wage increases similar to the recent ten percent raise given to Nickel Plate firemen. A brakemen meeting was also held with rumors of a wage petition. no further information was available.
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette reports a May circulation surpassing 18,000 copies daily. Publisher Moynihan confirms a yearly average reaching beyond eighteen thousand, with three readers per copy factored in.
Nel Gazette boasts daily reach of over 54 000, claiming Fort Wayne Journal Gazette leads regional circulation among northern Indiana papers. The piece emphasizes broad coverage from city to county, wire services, staff writers, and contributors across forty miles, plus a note on advertisers’ advantage. It ends with a social note about Mr. Charles Dallinger of Richhart Indiana attending a dinner party hosted by Mrs. Diteberget.
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