Western Federation condemns Roosevelt over Morenci affair
June 16 1903 Fort Wayne readers are asked to forward the Journal Gazette while noting a Western Federation of Labor resolution condemning President Roosevelt for ordering troops to quell Morenci Arizona disturbances. Also mentions Andrew Carnegie offer to fund civil engineering hall, Morgan at King Edward's levee, Cleveland politics, and Chicago clergy urging action on Jewish persecution. editorial critique of press access and journalistic duties.
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Western Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Aroops Ty
Morenci
Arizona
Midsummer meeting of Democratic editors in Fort Wayne
The Indianap? Democratic Historical association will hold its midsummer meeting in Fort Wayne June 18 and 19 starting with a banquet at 7 pm. Editors will be guests of Fort Wayne the rest of the day. Unclear social events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Mdianaz Democratic Historial Association
Sth
Democratic Editors Invited to State Meeting
Every democratic editor in the state is eligible for membership in the association and should come and enjoy the fraternal and social benefits of this meeting. BEN. F. WREY. Lebanon, W. H. RUCKER, President Lawrenceburg, Suety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben. F. Wrey
Lebanon
W. H. Rucker
Lawrenceburg
Suety
President Roosevelt Attends Baltimore Saengerfest Opening
President Roosevelt attends the Baltimore Saengerfest opening in a decorated box as nine thousand seats are filled. He praises German immigrants, cites Baltimore Turmerin’s role in preserving the Union, and commends festival organizers for their cultural mission. Police guard the parade route and armory, with extra precautions amid fears of anarchists or criminals.
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Baltimore
Jonesh
Armory Ball
Saengerbuhd
Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Rheinbabov
Suite
Sternbers
Washington
Marshal Farman Gards
John Peters Missing After Party Flight Ends
John Peters vanished after a gathering that left the area, companions say he did not return by Tuesday night and may have gone to the city. Authorities were notified as searches continue four weeks after his last sighting. Auction sale at J. M. Miller's Pioneer Store on East Main with furniture bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pe- Lory
Cvange
Te City
J. M.miller’s
Pioneer Store
Main Street
Money to loan at low interest offered by HUMANE and Co
A brief ad states MONEY TO LOAN at 8 5 in one per cent interest. HUMANE and CO operate from 1a Court Street offering small loans with favorable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane & CO
Court St
Lafayette Without Water After Fire at Pump
Ind June 15. A fire damaged the Lafayette water system. The six million gallon pump burned, leaving the town without fire protection and all water shut off for power and sprinkling. It will take two or four days to restore supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labayeyte Ind
Lafayette
Boy Burned By Firecracker Explosion
A boy named Noy Tarashey, son of Eugene Itheash er, living at Boone and Osage Streets, suffered serious burns yesterday noon while playing with firecrackers. His pocket contained expired devices and one he held exploded, igniting his clothes. A passerby, Tusegly Harzal, ripped off the burning garments and tended the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noy Tarashey
Eugene Itheasher
Boone and
Osage Stree
Tusegly Harzal
Two Petit Thieves Arrested Yesterday
Police report two petit thieves detained after a watch theft and a tapestry theft. John Johnson confessed to pawning the watch for a dollar. William Hochstetter admitted pawning goods for ninety cents in a downtown saloon. Charles Picker was cleared of desertion charges. multiple inmates fined for lesser offenses. A missing baggage trace linked to Foreyungh-Selle Brothers circus was noted, with leather pocket books and watch chains advertised.
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Joan Wolverige
Lillie Street
Bae
Rule
John Johnson
Johnson
Ruly
Liam Hochstetter
Hugh Wormens
Hochstetter
Charles Picker
Dronks
Vass
Sunlls
Wabash Railroad
Heppner Disaster Wipes Town as Rescue Rushes On
A devastating flood wrecked Lexington and Heppner causing massive destruction. Two hundred bodies recovered by 2 pm with relief trains from The Dalles and Portland delivering doctors, nurses, and supplies. Local citizens raise funds. urgent aid requested for hundred more victims amid hot weather and urgent burial needs. Willow and Balm creeks define the flood area as authorities assess wide-spread ruin and debris removal. Local medical ad for stomach and liver tablets appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Ely F
Hwazarby
Oregon Hailway and Navigation Company
Dallas Storlly
Iig City
Portland
Tieppner
Lexington
Heppoer
Ubtec
Heppher
Oregon Hallway and Navigation Overland
Dalles
Oregon Tralbway and Navigation Company
Hoppner
Debria
Bodlow
Willow Creek
True Mountain
Stotthills
Tix Cotrae
Blue Mountains
Yarthes
Cas
Heppner
Democratic Slogan Calls for Tariffs and Trust Fears
An Indianapolis signed article urges the 1904 Democratic platform to unite the party and strike at trusts via tariff revision. It argues a loyalty tested candidate is needed, warning that Republican growth threatens prosperity and life, while pledging to align with reform and honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas Taggart
the Sentinel
Livia
Local Labor Circles Elect Cigarmakers Union Officers
The Cigarmakers union No. 37 elected officers including President H. C. Moekie and View president Morria Moss. Other posts filled: L. P. Saunders as Financial Secretary, Charles Kreutzer as Secretary and Treasurer, trustees Henry Cohen Ed Hollister T. Br. Spaulding, and executive board members M. Moss L. P. Saunders Kreutzer EB. Ad Minee James Norton. A meeting of Local No. 232 of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners featured speeches by J. Werkman of the Fort Wayne Federation of Labor and H. P. Scherer ex mayor, with remarks on labor organization. Ice cream cake and cigars were served. another open meeting will be held soon.
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Toca
Cigarmakers' Union
H. C. Moekie
Morria Moss
L. P. Saunders
Iso
Charles Kreutzer
Henry Cohen
H. Hollister
T. BR. Spaulding
L. P. Allen
A. Bertrand
VY. T. Jefferies
M. Moss
Ad Minee
James Norton
William Winlemath
George Humbrecht
United Brotherood
Carpenters and Joiners
Laky
J.C. Werkman
Fort Wayne Federation of Labor
Werkman
W. E. Latamore
H. P. Scherer
Organization of Labor
Cigarmakers’ Union
Iworth
Branstrator Estate Divided Among Heirs in County Court
Grand jury proceedings approved a partition of the late William Branstrator estate valued at $60,000. One third goes to widow Catherine Branstrator, two thirds split equally among eight children. The long court battle involved eight local law firms. Also noted are divorce petitions and other civil actions including injunctions and marriages.
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Andre J. F. Lawrence
Peru
Commissionera
George W. Kell
George Shookmann
Ihe
William Branstrator
Catherine Branstrator
Adair
Dorbin
Lawrence
Secord
Estara
Bering
Willian
Branstrator
Adic Myers
Burl Myers
Tudsé Heaton
Rapides
Indiana Allroad
Colarick
John M. Monstammer
Johnson
Bowser
O'Rourke
Lewis A
Groirian
Henda B. Barber
Local city notes and incidents in Fort Wayne area
A Fort Wayne area notes various incidents including J B Huntill leaving sworn jis for Petoskey Awaiting charges against John Welken for intoxication Patrolman Spiliner involved in the arrest A runaway horse owned by The Filton Avery connected to Wayne streets ongoing auction at Sievert's Jewelry Store Dramatic club formed by north side youths with a Saturday performance A patrol wagon return from county jail reveals two drunken men Citizens report falls and injuries from a lamp accident involving Misa Telte and Misa Botts Dr K Z McCscar attended to the arm fracture Mayor Blarkson of Columbus City toured West Point for his son's entry Directors discuss Lud enflell site for Lutheran Hospital association Dr A D Bevan to address Allen County Medical Society summer meeting at Robison park Giang to be on program
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J. B. Huntill
Petoskey
Rich
John Welken
Patrolmac Spiliner
William DB. Omspach
Ewing Stroets
Fargost Lavatory
Court House
Ferday
Stevens
Smith
Columbia Street
Calhoun
Misa Telte
Baker Etreet
Misa Botts
K. Z.mccscar
Blarkson
Columbus City
Ciy
Weat Point
Warrison
Fort
New Lutheran Hospital Association
Ludenflell
South Side Park
A. D. Bevan
Chicago
Morgan
Allen County Medical Society
Robison, Park
Uncertain Jail Court Session Ends Saturday Noon
Reported here is a fragmentary rural court note dated Saturday noon detailing a summer term that will not convene again this year. It mentions individuals Keplimser Funenville and Mirsch Ox Sigh traveling with tours to Mone voevilla for inspection and a plan to inspect a Monponutio.
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Albevix
Decatur Touccal
Tod Keplimser
Funenville
Ae Mirsch
Mone
Voevilla
Ale Kepllingen
Zanesville
Mtr
Office furniture sale at Willers store on Main street
Bargains offered on office furniture safe and related items at Willers store located 214 216 WasL Main street. The listing highlights affordable prices and a clearance atmosphere attracting shoppers.
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Willers Store
Wasl Main Street
Carnival Preparations Expand City Grounds For Grand Event
Work Galore as city crews and a reception committee organize a large carnival. Doorkeepers and exhibitors prepare at show grounds while a 35 member Eagle contingent assists, guiding crowds and policing. preparations accelerate, headquarters bustle with planning and prominent business leaders overseeing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallyhuolog
Hughes
Dainy Police
Aieh
Anda
Funds Paid Mr Ghasse In Lafayette Court Transfer
In Tippecanoe circuit court Judge de Hart approved Frederick S Chaye’s petition to transfer $29,200 from Lamayette Loan and Trust to his guardianship of Thibon. The money comes from a lineage with Fooy’s estate, and will fund guardian duties to be handled in Indianapolis. Attorneys’ fees to be determined by court if the guardians do not agree.
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Lafayette
Ind
Jie WA
Indgy Rabb
Derart
Tippecanoe Circuit
Moses Owier Chaye
Tippecanoe Court
de Hart
Frederick
Tig Fooy
KILLED BY A TRAIN NEASER AT BEAVER DAM
A Beav er Train, Henry Nesuer twenty two, died after leaping from a moving train near Marion Tod. He and companions were en route to work at the malleable iron works with spare money. Neser struck rocky debris near the tracks as the train neared the passenger station. His body was mangled.
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Marion
Tod
Jime
Henry Nesuer
Neaser
Wiwin
Clauds Tinker
Cily
Malleali Iron Works
Nesser
Hla Bony
Roi & Good Family
Reaver Dam
Kodak and Camera Stock for Sale At Calhoun Street
Developer and finishing department with experienced men in charge. Cameras and photo supplies complete. Prices reasonable. TL. M. Beck offers jewelry and Kodaks at 911 Calhoun Street.
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TL. M. Beck
Tewelry
Kodaks
Calhoun Strass
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