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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1906
Page
2
Fragmented report notes international comments by King Alfonso and U S policy shifts, plus Ohio and Indiana municipal officials gathering for a sixteenth annual convention. It details license-law impacts in Ohio cities, saloon reductions, and local government financial debates ahead of school board policy talks.
A letter laments harsh electric lighting in the public library reading room at night. Readers struggle with glare from ceiling bulbs, hindering comfort and restricting evening use. The writer urges trustees to address lighting to improve access and delight for patrons.
A letter from Albert of the Logansport Pharos urged thoughtful Republicans to abandon the Landis standpatters and support a Democratic shift. The writer argues protectionism harms the nation, cites Indiana and Ninth District concerns, and calls for voting against a party that betrays public interests.
A historic looking note claims Senator Aldrich pressed a resolution to authorize the president to negotiate abroad for Panama Canal supplies. It alleges past presidents Roosevelt and Taft warned against such moves, arguing Americans should bid domestically and denouncing extortionate prices.
The article argues for canal work ships, noting two foreign vessels offered in England at a saving, contrasted with American ships costing more. It cites Taft buying dredges from Scotch builders and claims most canal supplies were bought in the U S. Senator Stark of Missouri questions Aldrich funds and calls for reforms to relieve public credulity, suggesting a political “soft place” for the president.
An essay extols quail shooting as national healthful outdoor exercise. It lauds brisk air and field scenery, emphasizes the mental stimulation and recreation, and notes the dog trainer and helper alongside the hunter as essential partners in field sport.
A disjointed historical reflection on hunting discipline urges quiet, deliberate aim over rapid shots. It stresses mastery through practice, lawfulness, and the ethic of generous, honorable sport, praising reform and public enforcement to preserve quail shooting for future generations.
Peru and Binitton residents were seen in the city on Monday while William A. Campbell, a Leland University student, discussed quake losses. Henry Roberts heals from a fall at a construction site. The city school board discussed replacing farm and Grey school buildings. data awards were given. Local merchant Mr. Kraus visited Wayne hotel and then rode to Mayayile after a car mishap. Several students from Noe Taven, including Fred Schnttker and J. Cameron, plan to enter college for the summer farm program.
The DUT whirl act opens with a tumbling string of feats led by Miss Tit Cinck on the loop device. Performers McFarlit Murray Togersoll and Stile deliver agreed routines while Poinehh er and DrLicey showcase singing and blackface numbers. An array of acts including a wire performer Edward La Zell and a ventriloquist provide varied entertainment as a Journal Gazette ad negotiates a trade.
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