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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
2
No. 184 Fort Wayne Journal notes era issues and global events. Spain grants religious liberty while domestic politics touch abdication rumors and public ceremonies. Pinchot’s speech echoes Roosevelt. Governor Marshal endorses new board appointments for Indiana soldiers memorials amid local civic praise.
Baron Karl von Stengel, a Munich professor of pollen economy who represented Germany at the peace conference in 1892, contributed to the Berlin Deutsche Revue.
Prof van Stengel outlines the shift from monarchic sovereignty to the theory of popular sovereignty tracing its roots to Hobbes and Rousseau. He argues the state is an organic development, not a treaty, and that the people transfer only necessary rights while retaining power to alter the constitution. He cautions that the sovereignty of the people can empower the lower classes, with dangers of manipulation and corruption in modern governance.
Washington June 11 The Journal Gazette reports the conference committee on inland waterways discussed the Toledo Fort Wayne Chicago barge canal project. The survey and cost, tied to national infrastructure, may require time and informed public evaluation before any endorsement from Congress.
Ministers at Concordia College in Minnesota highlighted Lutheran mission work in Southern India. Rev Zucker and Rev Zorn announced appointing new missionaries, Carl M worn of Cleveland and Zucker, to the India mission. A two hour program featured sermons, music, and appeals for funds and student enrollment to support overseas work.
Fragmentary report describes a political clash over a rule on postal moving a ban. Insurgents unite to oppose Cannonism, while Moran and John Dwight face fallout for their votes. Democrats seek to preserve discipline as tensions rise across the party.
The city faces a serious and ongoing shortage of street car workers. The company needs about twenty five good men, yet recruitment and training efforts have failed to meet the demand. Rolling stock availability remains, but manpower remains the bottleneck for operating the system.
Anathee shift by the police went into effect not night when Patrolman Tiwan rotated off patrol duty and placed in charge of the night patrol. Revel Jhelmer assigned to any tree duty in place of Patrolman Nick Patgen, who is an indefinite image of absence.
The council tonight faces a pivotal vote to replace Mr Anselm Fuelber on the city school board. Democratic candidates are divided while Republicans weigh a late bid, with two ordinances in doubt and a motor cycle requisition stirring debate as sessions proceed.
Dr Dow M Marrall reports ties between Morlock robberies and a string of local thefts near Payne Ohio. Detectives link Marlock to a series of break ins and lootings as authorities plan intensified inquiries and public warnings.
Robison Park drew large crowds as thousands enjoyed a warm sun drenched day and a two minute ceremony at the park line. Attractions returned to form with vaudeville and pictures drawing audiences while new improvements this season drew praise from visitors.
A rehearsal for a large laymen's gathering was held at the Wet Jemerson Street Church of Christ next week. Mr. Alfred Holeworth led the Protestant service, with numerous voices and participants from Apolte flab and nucleons contributing to the practice.
Ark M Brown of Winchester, grand chancellor of the Indiana K of Ponder, accompanied by his wife, was guest of R B Larmire district deputy for a few hours Saturday morning on his way to Chiubunga to speak at the lodge’s annual service.
The notice advertises a wide range of toilet preparations from premier makers at lower prices. Items include perfumes like 25¢ per ounce folet toilet water, Sozodont in various forms, Mennen’s talcum powder, witch hazel and Ricoteleeum powders, Mauben face powder, Bathasweet for the bath, Cuticura soap, and White Rose glycerine soap, all offered at economical costs to customers.
Mrs Matilda Hamers reported disturbance at the Mainstic hotel formerly Hatflett house. Police found a man identified as Frank Smith and a woman known as Nelle Miller in a room with a cage containing several dozen bottles of beverages on ice. Smith and the woman were jailed on adultery charges. The case ties into a wider labor dispute involving Bluffton and Richmond agents, unions, and nonunion factions with agreements and rates discussed in state league records.
In Indianapolis Luna 9 1B dence of a vig rate war in Trnt ton and fire insurance circles in the fall of 1907 was introduced yesterday by Attorney General James Hing ham in Superior Court, rom No. 4, to break up alleged state making combination of Insurance.
Garret residents report first in months as intruders entered Fred Moger home on the north side and stole a pocketbook with money, Indy’s gold watch and chain, and other valuables. Mrs. Moses and her mother-in-law awakened by the burglary. A watch and missing items tied to a lunch worker, Moses, are suspected but no arrests yet. Additional prowler reports in the south end yielded no confirmed losses.
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