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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
7
In Indianapolis on June 17 reports say gambling dens at Tom Takgort's hotel and Al Brown's hotel along with nearby French Lekspefax and West Baden places ceased operations. State action halted March activity, with authorities vowing to revoke charters of private firms aiding gambling.
Governor Comer in Birmingham announces former Congressman John H. Bankhead appointed to the Alabama Senate vacancy caused by Senator John T. Morgan’s death. The appointment runs until the legislature convenes on July 19. Bankhead had led the Democratic primary for alternate senator last August.
June 17 forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday calls for fair weather in Indians and innels with fresh southwest winds. Ohio expects fair conditions with fresh southwest winds, while Lower Michigan has showers and cooler air in the north on Tuesday and fair, with strong southwest winds on Wednesday. A log reports Chicago reached high heat with 88 degrees noted in the morning and held for three hours, the year’s highest so far.
Citizens endured another scorch yesterday as thermometers hit the ninety mark amid sweltering conditions. Reports show heightened discomfort for the sick and widespread perspiration, with hourly readings reflecting a hot, dry day across the area.
Judge McPherson concludes in Kansas City that Twill 60 is on trial amid a courtroom clash. The ruling marks a decisive moment as the legal fight centers on the fate of the case and its implications for the parties involved.
Kansas City June 17 the Missouri passenger fare act to take effect at 6 pm Wednesday after a three month trial. If unremunerative the enforcement can be repealed by the court. The injunction prevents enforcing the maximum freight rate law while the suit proceeds. Judges weigh the state and federal court authority to rule on the matter as railroads await guidance from higher courts.
Judge McPherson of Red Oak handles jurisdiction in a Missouri case over the 1907 two cent per mile passenger and freight laws. The ruling addresses temporary restraining orders, supplemental bills, and whether the court can curb state enforcement while cases proceed, with further action expected after hearings.
Fragmentary notes report adjournment of a court session. The text names Orelaed in thin wnatty and references the Mal ofieney, Mr Cox, and various actors in a tense proceeding. It mentions attention drawn to a case and potential actions by officials, with unclear dates or outcomes.
The Coral Western Oil Company sold holdings near Geneva and Berne to J. & Coe bra l and son of Bradford Pa in a deal valued at $200 100 to $500 000. Holdings cover about 4000 acres and 20 percent of wells. Mr Love returns to manage the Bradford district and will oversee affairs. The piece notes the deal was finalized at Bradford offices after months of anticipation and mentions Mr Love’s long experience in the area.
Washington June 17 a New York broker was shown to be linked to the premature release of agricultural department data. The witness described meetings with Holmes Parkham and an arrangement to share profits from advance information, detailing payments and a five man Holmes partnership to profit before official reports for 1904 cotton crop plans.
In San Francisco on June 17 the board of supervisors declared Mayor Ernete Lehmitz temporarily unable to perform duties under William H. Lamsden district attorney. Supervisor James L Gallagher was named acting mayor and will assume office immediately. The plan includes resignations and replacements orchestrated by the district attorney and deputies to avoid royal contest by the convicted mayor's attorneys. The acting mayor will appoint a successor as directed by the district attorney, with further details promised on page 4.
June 77 at Bosh Idaho witnesses prepare as Harry Orchard is set to testify for the defense. Prosecution plans to cross and redirect questions focusing on alleged conspiracies and prior statements. Neville and others arrive, with defense counsel meeting to map strategy while awaiting further testimony.
Judge A B Alderson in Indianapolis federal court affirmed the jury verdict valuing the Mary F Swadley property at 9000 dollars for a post office site addition. Government appraisers set value at 4508 and Swadley Interests at 12000, with the jury choosing 9000 as the final appraised price.
Rix Jana reports in 17 count Tolstoy’s health causing concern as he remains confined at his estate. Despite reforms in his library labors, age and frailty raise alarm over his capacity to contribute publicly or personally.
A Marion, Indiana man, Arthur Herd of Gas City, was drowned today in the Ohio River near Readford. He previously worked as an operator at Saint Tailpond station.
Commissioner Neill leads a broad inquiry into the conditions under which women and children work in industries. Congress funded 500000 dollars for the investigation, with plans to examine state by state rather than a full nationwide census, amid debate over rollout dates and opposition from some executives. The Canadian government plans a railroad accounting system, prompting cross-border data sharing between Great Britain and the United States as both seek standardized reports. An appeal to Oyster Bay may follow if opposition grows.
A French inventor Jules Ravaillier unveils an amphibious automobile in New York on June 17, planned to drive from Central Park Lake to the Battery, Staten Island, and Coney Island via water routes. George W. Jr. of Stanhope NJ seeks permits, with tests in the Seine showing 18 knots in water and 55 mph on land.
The executive committees of the G and H Encampment association met to review and finalize the encampment accounts. They discussed the report commencing preliminary preparations and a forthcoming general meeting tonight at the Commercial Club rooms.
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