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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1907
Page
9
A lengthy, highly detailed discussion outlines arguments for and against a progressive inheritance tax in the United States, arguing it would curb vast fortunes while preserving opportunity. The piece cites Germany and France as models, notes constitutional questions, and emphasizes aligning tax burden with wealth concentration to fund public needs.
Elks notice asks travelers to Philadelphia contact A A Wiebke. Packing house teams demand four cent hourly raise. union stock yard workers served notice to packers. If no proposal by June 1, a strike may occur, though most expect an agreement without a strike.
Lehman Book and News Co has moved its bank store to 128 East Berry Street. The relocation places the outlet in the Berry Street area, updating customers on the new address and continued service.
Jennings and Renfrew perform with The Boro group while Leo and Chapman present as Camely Hural Steven. Carberry and Stanton join the lineup, taking the stage with a singing duo display.
Immense 20 400 seat tent draws crowd despite rain as 14 grand displays unfold. Performers include world class cardioists, Imperial Viennese troupe, and Miss Tan Belle Latour in a sensational aerial finale. Spectators watch daring act as rain dampens but tents keep performers safe.
A Journal-Gazette visit to the show reveals how many behind the scenes workers there are, with Dexter Pellowa explaining the average staff size and daily desertions. reporters note performers endure training and pressures, while high class acts require moral conduct and strong nerves. The pad room and cast’s demeanor underscore the professional culture of the stage.
The passage describes an event where performers, including acrobats in unconventional costumes, appeared surprisingly modest in conversation while backstage etiquette was formal. Women actors spoke with decorum and men maintained ladylike and gentlemanly conduct, reflecting restrained social norms amid lively public performances.
A Western Hemisphere premiere features eight giraffes in Barnum and Hailey’s show, with the herd recently reduced by one. The menagerie boasts exotic species, including the first exported hyenas to be exhibited here and a three month old aberrant eland calf born to a cow from Africa. The exhibit highlights the challenges of keeping giraffes in temperate zones and notes the show’s access to unusual animals, while detailing other rare arrivals and the general awe of the collection.
Special to the Jimimnul Gaxotte notes Taom Petriana sightings and a planned ramp and road renewal near Preble. City officials warn against disruptions as crews prepare to lay rails and start pumping station upgrades doubling capacity. Evangelical church event in Calais features local music and a large audience. Alumni association plans lecture course with Indianapolis Entertainers League, promising ticket sales from residents.
The Cathedral Boye high school plans commencement on Tuesday evening June 18. A three act comedy titled Falsely Accused will be staged by the Mass. Graduates will march in a formal procession and receive diplomas. Chief events include valedictorian Flea and the faculty, with coursework and honors highlighted. An incendiary incident near Mr. Sinnneeker’s residence is noted with no further details. The barn scene and horse won a prize of three dollars in the local contest.
An advertisement touts Dr Leonhardt Hem-Rold piles remedy sold by Meyer Bros Co or The Dr Leonhardt Co Niagara Falls. It claims internal use removes the cause of piles and promises a permanent cure with a 1 guarantee per package for $1.00.
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