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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1906
Page
2
A fragment from a late 19th century editorial condemns graft in Indianapolis and commerce. It rails against financial manipulation, praising integrity in enterprise and warning that temporary success cannot cure the core vice of dishonesty. The piece targets Chicago bankers and local business culture, calling for moral standards and honesty as guiding principles.
Fragmentary note shows a county slate for Democrats with candidates including Jane and Te, but the text is largely garbled. The readable part indicates the Democratic ticket for Allen County and lists potential nominees though specifics are unclear.
Admission 25 cents with exit charge for reserved seats. Change tickets for reserved seats available at Woodworth's Drug Store. Event commences at 6 30 PM on June 7.
The passage notes no one doubts the men’s honesty while accusing Bess Bicknell of trying to mislead the people as candidates are reviewed. It describes a democratic nominating primary where every democrat votes freely to choose the party ticket, and outlines Brecknett’s leadership of the Republican organization in the Twelfth hinterland as a blocking force against Democratic county ticket.
The Deratyr Journal backs Democrat Judge Erwin for the Supreme Court vacancy, praising his character and alignment with party values. It questions Judge Monks of Whachester as contender and lauds Erwin’s integrity while noting potential regional political dynamics and Republican opposition in Adnan County.
James McCrea, vice-president of the Pennsylvania incs, is praised for unwavering honesty and integrity amid graft accusations in railroad affairs. The piece defends his character, asserts his fitness for the presidency, and criticizes others for alleged ethics violations within the industry.
Aven Maimilton gathers broad support from many friends who expect his restoration to the school trustee office at the city council meeting Tuesday night. Supporters praise his ability, industrious nature, and proven service, hoping he is chosen again.
Early morning fire damaged a summer kitchen and two adjacent houses on Walton Avenue and Papa Avenue in Bloomingdale. The Decker residence and next door Meury Frank’s home sustained minor damage. loss estimated under 3000. Funeral services for Mrs. Martin Steele are set for Monday afternoon at 2 from 1208 Walton Avenue. Charles F. Venihwatt’s services Monday at 1 from 1007 Papa Avenue.
June report states Mrs John J. Madden was granted an absolute divorce from her husband on grounds of gross neglect. The proceedings name Mr Madden as the race track man involved. The case underscores marital strain and legal separation in early 20th century reporting.
Fragmentary OCR shows a revived scandal in court involving Neely and a federal case. It references chattel property, a debt around 40 cents, and a statement about defrauding the Cuban government while serving as treasurer of a builder portal. A New York federal suit seeks $310,000 in maintenance.
While playing along the pond banks yesterday Wallane Wilson eight son of a ba berman and Bonnie Stevens ten drowned after a sudden fall from a 210 foot drop, a perilous sheer bank near Parkersburg. The incident highlights dangerous local shores as authorities investigate.
The statement notes that paying cash for goods allows a lower price compared with retailers who sell on installments or credit terms, highlighting a cash price advantage over credit sales.
Fort Wayne readers learn about Saratoga Springs as a healthful resort comparable to famed waters. It details the springs, carbonic gas retention, and a local agency, Atlas Ale House, promoting bottled water for rheumatism indigestion kidney issues and headaches.
Urmny officers and committeemen praised the primary as violent and systematic yet conducted fairly and impartially. Judge Honch and Captain Smith commended the organization while defeated nominees thanked retiring committees amid applause. Chairman Hoffman announced plans to appoint executive committees before the next meeting.
A poetic fragment recounts a matron naming Joy as the lost heir of youth. The speaker bids her children to be dutiful, hopeful, and protective, with imagery of dawn, wind, wood, and stars. The piece expresses desires for success, contentment, and guidance toward a virtuous life.
A fragmented poem by Terry J and Cohan Tredonee discusses compensation as a natural force. It argues money, time, and earthly goods will be balanced by nature, fate, and justice, urging patience and gratitude while warning against cheating nature’s plan. References to Bohemian May and symbolic piper imagery frame the meditation on reckoning and moral order.
Chicago June 9 Chief Sanitary Inspector Perry S Hendrick submitted to Health Commissioner Whalen a report on sanitary conditions at major packing plants the first of a series to audit the stock yards industry city inspectors found a far different state than government commission reports described shocking conditions in parts of the plants and called the earlier summaries misleading.
The report notes clean liness in all parts of the business and states that the plants examined will receive notices to implement changes in ventilation and drainage.
Ten year old Robert Barker of Pontiac Street suffered a severe brain concussion after falling down a cellar way at Hamilton School. The boy ran backward while playing a kite, failed to see the cellar entrance, and struck his head on the floor becoming unconscious for a long period. a physician aided in revival.
John W. Hayded declares his bid for Allan County clerk as a candidate aligned with the Republican county convention's decision. He urges support and emphasizes commitment to public service and county administration.
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