Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Editorial Plea on National Principles
Fragmented historical editorial urges Indiana citizens to honor national ideals by displaying the flag on public buildings and private homes. It recalls the nation’s fight for liberty and urges unity, civic duty, and protection of rights as public life resumes. Observes the ties between revolutionary founders and current democratic values.
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Fort Wayne Charter Debate Shapes Local Rights Precedent
A fragmentary Fort Wayne charter item discusses Supreme Court influence on local governance and hints at a call to observe a Phage day in Indiana. The text alludes to a historic moment with references to thirteen colonies and a ceremonial assembly, but the overall sense remains cryptic and jumbled.
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Wayne
Andereson News
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Public Bedd Corporations Battle for Street Railway Reform
Philadelphia faces a crisis as a public utility faces charges of corruption and monopoly. A proposed bill aims to open Philadelphia streets to Windler steel railways and subways, with public privileges sold to the highest bidder. Chicago likewise seeks traction reforms to curb private control and ensure service. Legislation outlines possible municipal ownership and franchise grants amid evolving street railway policy.
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Windler Steel
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City considers franchise grants for street railway reforms
Secretary Sikes outlines council ideas for two year plan including longer franchise terms, city control over assets, and expanded regulation. Proposals cover better cars and brakes, lighting, ventilation, schedules, underground trolley where practical, downtown pubway, and arbitration to resolve disputes with the street railway companies. Mayor Harrison backs the movement.
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Barrison
Justice Brown's Theory on Puerto Rican Case and Federal Power
A fragmentary analysis discusses Justice Brown and Chief Justice Fitter indicating Congress may tax without uniformity risking denial of property rights. It argues the Constitution's guarantees trump benevolent parliamentary intent and warns against centralized power over territories. The piece references President Madison and debates on applicability of constitutional rights to colonial possessions.
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Civil rights and slavery in constitutional debate
A fragment discusses the contrast between freedom and slavery in terms of rights protected by the Constitution. It cites General Harrison, Justice Brown, and a New York Herald editorial, arguing that reliance on benevolence for fundamental rights risks slavery and calling for reargument on insular states and the cornerstone principle of government.
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New York
New Buffalo Exalted Talk Sparks Port Knock Charter
A Buffalo society named Port Knock formed March 20 aims to curb backbiting and gossip. Charter members include prominent local figures and officials, promising charity proceeds from fines while urging members to speak kindly rather than harmfully about others.
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Don’t Kneel and Don’t Knock Against A World of Despair
Fragmented text advocates against knocking others and urging charity and mutual respect. It rails at malicious criticism and urges restraint, empathy, and support for those who differ. The piece stresses responsibility in speech and action to prevent harm.
Sunday Law and Recreation in Chicago Past
The piece discusses Sunday observance laws and public sentiment, noting limited enforcement and the Roosevelt era shifts, with cases in New York and Chicago. It cites a divorce of legal strictness from social practice, including a trial about Sunday activities and a judge urging law interpretation in line with the age.
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New York
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Omaha
Game Laws Limit Nonresidents to Licenses for HUnting
A period piece notes that the Dew RMune law of Trilistna restricts nonresidents from hunting without a state license and sets fees. It states residents may hunt except certain autumn dates require a game warden permit, and outlines broad licensing rules for game and waterfowl.
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Obituary notices from Allen County era death reports
A compilation of fragmented obituaries and funeral notices from Port Wayne area sources. It lists John Hehilling of Allen County succumbing after illness at his Vine Road home and Louis Sauses a longtime jeweler on Wells Street with services planned. Also mentions Sister M Gertrude and David Brieker funeral details with church and residence times.
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Allen County
Germmny
St Paria Gythalle
Church of the Pricket Blood
Dgeupne Olin
Ani
Marvin
Thora
Mra
Kate Brodhause
Frank Sehrling
Louis Sauses
Wells Street
Port Wayne
Switamrlant
UniRechty Nhouk
Calhoun
M. Gertrude
St. Joseph's Hospital
David’ Brieker
Oliver Street
Gad
Simpson M. E. Church
T. A. Johnson
Gas City
J. A. Patterson
H. J. Novle
Untitled Racing Notes From Regional Hotels and Towns
A scrambled OCR fragment lists names and places including Indianapolis Van Wert Logansport Avilla Marion Terre Haute and several surnames. The readable items appear as a roster or score-like snippet with venues and individuals, lacking a coherent event or outcome.
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Avila
Howl Sangs It Right at a Juke Phippen’s On Wehn Date
Fragmentary reminiscence in a rural voice recounts a local gathering. The narrator recalls a juke and late talk with neighbors, describing mood, words, and reactions. The piece conveys a conversational, dialect driven memory of community life and shared rituals.
Taggart's French Lick Projct in Chicago Talks
Special to the Journal-Gazette Indianapolis June 1 Mayor Taggart and Crawford Fairbanks of Terre Haute visited Chicago on business linked to the French Lick project. The syndicate has not decided whether to buy the current hotel or construct a new one. A drawing plan for a new building is being prepared, with work anticipated after the present management's plans are settled.
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Indianapolis
Taggart Ant’ Crawford Fairbanks
Terre fDrute
Chicago
French Lick
Pr Bull's Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
A vintage remedy ad touts Pr Bull's Cough Syrup as the best medicine for sore throat laryngitis and tonsillitis. It claims every drop soothes and heals with a twenty five cent bottle curing in a day.
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