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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1906
Page
7
Washington June 11 Members of the House Agriculture Committee discussed the Beveridge amendment during an executive session not open to the public. A decision to accept, amend, or veto the measure could trigger a major floor fight and a possible presidential veto if the language permits any double meaning.
Washington June 31 The House agriculture committee adjourned with observers stating no final action and secrecy on the Beveridge amendment. The panel favored removing the Beveridge label requirement while retaining government inspection to issue official seals for interstate and foreign meat products. Budget and constitutional issues were debated, with pledges to cover inspection costs and questions on who will judge the test of the inspection.
Fragmented report from May discusses Senator LaFollette and alleged involvement in a commissioner's aide drafting a censure motion. The description references an assistant’s action and a brother-in-law who reportedly reported the legislation.
The Wisconsin senator spoke against the conference report on the Indian appropriation bill amid broader debate. The session covered enrollment provisions for Creek wardlans settlement of a late Senator Butler matter and Colville reservation issues. The Senate passed the cinematic appropriations bill and administered the oath to William Pinkney Whyte as Gorman’s successor. Senator Aldrich signaled future action on Tillman’s investigation resolution.
Washington June 1 The Republican whip of Indiana By Watson telegraphed to be present for the convening to rule on the special rite as the tiles committee prepares its report disagreeing with the conference committee on the tariff bill. A canvass shows a clear Republican majority ready to vote but Watson favors delaying the report to ensure wavering members stay aligned.
In Washington a Senate Republican steering committee plan calls for a meeting to decide on an adjournment date by July or earlier. Governor Allison expects a Wednesday or Thursday session to map the remainder of the agenda, with leaders signaling a possible adjournment timeframe around June 23.
Washington June 11 The last minute rally will lead to a conference with the committee on rules called to meet in the morning. The special committee will discuss a possible ruling allowing the conference on the bill without disapproval. Forty minutes of debate are planned under current rules as the conference nears.
A large Payne Morgan General Store in Dixon Ohio was destroyed by fire tonight along with its adjacent office and stock. The Morgan family business operated near the state line and officials report a substantial loss, with figures not yet confirmed.
June 11 dispatch reports Tuesday and Wednesday will see a fall in temperatures across Ohio Michigan Indiana and Illinois with warmer readings by day and light to fresh northeast or east winds. Indiana records a cool spell with lows around 49 degrees and night frost observed in Fort Wayne and nearby areas.
Washington confirms A. Frisinger as postmaster at Decatur Indiana in a formal appointment noting Frank Frisinger will lead the Decatur post office. The action follows a season of public service and administrative duties.
Democratic councilmen, divided among three candidates for the school trusteeship, caucused two hours without agreement. A second caucus was planned to seek united action as Republicans hope to sow division. Straw ballots favored Allen Hamilton, James Fry, and Anselm Fuelber, while Mr. Chitless Bish is noted as a former nominee.
The Rev Puttlek F Roche marked a silver jubilee as cathedral rector with religious services, social gathering, and messages of tribute from clergy and laity. Gifts included silverware and gold, with school children presenting a tabernacle cloth and Rosary Society offering a gold piece. Bishops and priests attended. a ceremonial sermon praised Roche’s forty year of service and leadership while noting debt relief and parish growth.
About 300 workers at the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern repair shops in Ashtabula walked off the job to demand a 19 cent daily wage increase. The shops were locally closed as a result of the stoppage.
The report lists numerous clergymen from various towns including Goshen Loganport Wabash Peru Lafayette and Fort Wayne present at a Diocese gathering. It notes Father Beeke completed studies at St Francis Seminary Milwaukee and was ordained at the cathedral by Bishop Dwenger on June 11 188? He served as assistant at the Cathedral then pastor of St Annes Talayette before Bishop Alexander transferred him to the Cathedral. His tenure at St Annes and cathedral is described as successful with strong parish leadership and devotion from the community.
City officials report railroad superintendents from three lines Germany Pennsylvania Wabash and Fort Wayne Wabash Valley Traction visited Fort Wayne to confirm cooperation. They pledged readiness to proceed with the legal requirements and coordinate with the city on the project. Proposals for the route and shoring were discussed with executives from the Indianapolis based company inviting a visitor to inspect the works and plans.
In New York, Judge Jie Trilevorder Gault denied a motion for a new trial for Albert T. Patrick, convicted murderer of William Rice. The ruling ends Patrick's bid to overturn the verdict in the long disputed murder case.
A fragmented report notes a July 15 event at the Allen County fairgrounds. It mentions Mrs Wrank and Mr Towa Coateringy among attendees, and references local preparations for a community celebration with music and demonstrations. The text is garbled but indicates scheduling and notable participants.
An escaped criminal named Tucker was executed by electric chair after a murder at Hoffman's house at 1200 Calhoun Street. The intruder pried open a cash drawer and took a 310 gold piece. Neighbors heard a rattle around 11:50 p.m. Sunday but did not intervene.
In San Francisco a bout ended in a draw as Thomas and Ronovan matched blows. Tune Moor and Milky Honewan were among those ringside with Walter weighing in on the decision.
In Dover Delaware Col Henry A Dupont of Wilmington defeated Edward Ad Dicks to win the United States Senate seat. The caucus of Republican lawmakers chose Dupont for the vacancy after eleven years of service by former senator Addicks. The decision sets the stage for a formal confirmation in the coming session.
The Allen County schools plan a commencement at the Princess rink Saturday afternoon. Dr Hughes will deliver the address to the class, with about 150 graduates expected. Noted speakers include Dr Edwin J. Migkes of Detroit University and Dr Robert J. Alvy of Midwest University to present diplomas.
A fragmented city notice describes stamped advertising cards that frightened residents. An ominous message, likely an advertisement for a forthcoming attraction, sparked panic after a Bloomingdale resident reportedly received a similar card followed by a small fire incident.
A damaged passage describes a card taken up as a warrant by a frelug of the Black Tend ispe within a day or cen amber of persons who have paid to lie or leave their property from disrimetion. It quotes a vague plea about safety and a relative concern tied to a wider issue.
Investigators probe a series of threatening postcards mailed from Indianapolis to Speaker Cannon in Washington. The missives target his stance on the pure food bill, with addresses traced to Muncie and South Bend among others, all bearing Indianapolis postmarks.
Involuntary bankruptcy petitions were filed in the United States District Court today against Braghett Bridge Company, amid suits across Ohio alleging violations of the Valentin deed law and collusion with bridge builders. Creditors claim liabilities exceed $100,000, with an insolvency assignment to Julian Berger already filed. The firm, formed in 1841 with $200,000 capital, has built bridges in Asmilteur and nearby counties in recent years.
A rough transcription notes Elks convention events with many lodges named and officials listed. The document mentions Helen ebtor, secretary of thy executivy, and Betty Keys Moat as a judge fee. it references a large gathering with multiple lodges and military duties.
Fragmentary OCR lists names connected to an election at Fort Wayne district No 9 with roles including chief judge teacher and gate keeper. Readable items include A Taney, Prod Kennels, Ada McCunt kerthe Johnvon Ruide Powe Scatt Cora Young and George McQuain with several unclear titles.
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The Intercongress of National Mission of the Church opened in Washington with about 100 missionaries from all sections of the United States. Rev A. T. Doyle welcomed the missionaries on behalf of the Catholic Missionary welcome. Readings and prayers followed from the seven dioceses of the United States.
Washington reports show both majority and minority committees endorsing rival views on Reed Smoot Utah’s seat. Senator Burrows argues Smoot is unseatable while Senator Prokter counters constitutional safeguards. Bailey hints at a cautious path, with an expected early vote as leaders plan to print the hearings.
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