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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
13
An ordinance passed by Cleveland councils sets a Sunday sale prohibition as the mayor faces pressure over a stalled bill. Postmaster General Cortelyou contemplates resignation, while nationwide tensions ripple through Norway and Sweden as independence and governance debates intensify.
The report outlines Sweden and Norway facing pressures from Russia Britain and France as Norway considers territorial and trade interests. It notes Gustav V of Sweden and the Norwegian constitutional monarchy setup with a shared monarchy and parliament. It discusses potential shifts in policy toward Morocco and responses from Germany and Britain amid a changing European balance of power.
Reported negotiations show Delorme and two representatives from Remble Yon and Steel company presenting a counter proposition to the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers wage panel. The unions had sought increases of 24 and 3 percent for puddlers and finishers respectively, but committees refused to accept the terms offered.
In a cabinet shakeup linked to Morocco policy, France's Foreign Minister Delcasse resigns as colleagues refuse to back his approach. The move signals a shift in European power dynamics with Kaiser Wilhelm and Britain having stakes in the Moroccan affair, impacting Franco German relations and possible shifts in diplomacy across Europe.
Special to the Journal Gazebo reports a compromise in a case brought from Alleniter court. The plaintiff claimed injury when a cornice stone fell from scaffolding during high school building construction in 1908, while walls were being smoothed. The stone struck the plaintiff over forty feet to the ground, causing injuries.
An advertisement claims a product named Mt-o-na heals the stomach and nerves by soothing the mucous membrane and stimulating the solar plexus. It promises rapid weight gain and destruction of disease germs when undigested food ferments, with a money back guarantee through Meyer Bros. & Co.
The article recounts Grover Cleveland’s stance on rabbit hunting and the so called cotton tail in a period debate. It cites hunting practices, law, and public attitudes, including views on sport and conservation, with mentions of rabbit breeding and the New South Wales introduction of rabbits. It frames the rabbit as both game and political symbol in late 1800s discussions.
The regular Nurse lodge meeting starts at 3 30 this afternoon in the building. Shiloh Chapter No 191 Order of Eastern Star holds its regular session. The Grice Reformed Church Women’s Mission Society meets at 3 30 with supper served from 5 to 6 30. Attorney Franklin Earnick speaks of Warship and plans to fish at Barton Lake with Wynther, Judson Eavick, and others already at the lake. Sir Kirby Tet of Lafayette, Indiana, high chief ranger of the Inner Progressive Order of Foresters, is in the city for business and to meet the order.
An Arid era report notes Mr Hall running for school trustee, facing party machine opposition led by E W Cook. The piece details local political maneuvering, endorsements, and a forthcoming election with Cook expected to win and Hamilton-backed by Republicans. Democrats reportedly back Hamilton as Hunt council slates and county officials rally to Cook's candidacy.
Police captured three men near a tannery box on the eastern city limits after a night watchman reported a burglar alarm. The trio, identified as Alex Zollar, Matthew Shorder, and Harry Fisher, were booked for vagrancy after nothing was found to have been stolen. police say watchmen have stepped up patrols around nearby establishments to deter suspicious characters.
In Saginaw and Bay City Michigan on June first, ongoing streetcar strikes by Chicago-origin workers led to violent clashes. Five people were injured as missiles shattered windows and crews failed to enforce demands for higher wages and shorter hours.
A report details a wreck caused by flooding affecting the Wisconsin Central railroad near Milwaukees. The incident centers on damage to infrastructure and disruptions to service as officials assess the portion of the line impacted by rising waters.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a flood impacting a passenger car and nearby vehicles, causing damage and widespread disruption to residents. Details are unclear, but the event appears linked to the flood's effects on transportation.
A series of short remarks discuss securing gas services through competitive bidding. Proponents urge the mayor's plan to invite bids to set fair prices and grant the franchise to the lowest responsible bidder. Views vary on achieving low costs and maintaining quality, with emphasis on framing terms to minimize expense.
A paint remover explodes in a Hull store injuring clerk Richart Surlugame and causing flames to rise to the ceiling. Firefighters extinguished the blaze as the injured man, burned on face and neck, was treated by local volunteers.
A marriage license was issued yesterday in Fort Wayne for the widow of Gutchers, with the ceremony conducted by a local officiant. The bride, described as well known in the community, is reportedly the widow of a past patient at the sanitarium, whose death occurred last year.
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