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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
2
A fragmented passage describes a chaotic scene in Chicago and Indiana politics with references to Nick Rath and a Game Commissioner. The text hints at a public dispute over fees and labor terms, noting one Indiana figure highly regarded for backing a personal stance and a notable Ambatantia Cexion opinion.
Exports to South America surged in the current year ending in the month, with total value around 135 million dollars, more than doubling since 1903. Argentina shows the largest rise, with exports projected at about 65 million dollars for the complete fiscal year, up from 22 to 25 million in 1905.
The period focuses on U S export growth to South America with Brazil Argentina Chile and Uruguay leading gains. Exports to Brazil exceed 20 million dollars in the year while Chile nears 15 million and Uruguay around 7 million. Automobiles, lumber, lubricating oil and leather drive the expansion amid a multiyear rise.
Governor Marshall spoke at Terre Haute First Presbyterian Church on the Tuberculosis Camp honoring the ill and praising democratic ideals. He urged practical compassion, noted pardoning many men, and stressed serving God as central to public life. The afternoon service planned the camp dedication and linked it to broader civic duty.
A short religious reflection urges resilience in misfortune and urges steady effort in all endeavors. It emphasizes training, work, and church attendance as duties shaping character and civic virtue. It recalls early religious schooling and the lasting value of Presbyterian teachings for good citizenship.
New York June 1 A report in the New York Medical Journal details improvements to the Pasteur serum for rabies prevention. Dr D L Harris describes freezing a paste made from inoculated rabbit brain then grinding to powder for shipment, claiming the serum retains activity over longer distances and up to five months, with tests reported as most satisfactory though experiments remain limited.
A fierce gale damaged Srey Hous es and left Belor town in ruins. About 290 residents escaped without fatalities while 92 people were injured as the storm toppled nearly every building, with reports that not a single structure remained standing.
Williams Todd, deserter from Troop 7, Eleventh Cavalry at Fort Oglethorpe, was arrested at his New Haven home by Marshal August Byvorg upon sheriffs instruction. He faces a court martial after transport to Taft Benjani, and a $50 government reward is offered on delivery.
Lois Edward Isaty, a 26 year old man once arrested for attempting a crime against a 14 year old girl, was found of unsound mind by an insanity commission and the charge dismissed. An application will seek admission to Earthaven asylum at Richmond.
About one hundred bankers are expected in the city for the annual meeting of group No 1 of the Indiana Bankers Association. The program begins at noon with a banquet at the Anthony, followed by several addresses to be heard by attendees.
John Wilhel of Wallonwente district dies after illness at home. Adaling Emenhiser of Allen County, aged eighty four, dies at home. multiple funeral arrangements announced for Antioch Church and local parishes including St. John's Catholic and Cedarville MM.
The burden of the entire building operation rests with the architect. The Wildwood Organization offers skilled architectural service for designing bungalow, mansion, factory or skyscraper. Building satisfaction is presented as an insured consequence. investigate their services now.
Fragmentary notes describe a peculiar hailstone event and a confrontation with someone named Webb, with mention of frost or ice related activity. The reader recalls a similar incident and a possible encounter with icemen.
A city discussion on introducing a two and a half cent piece sparks business leaders to oppose new fractional coins. Critics argue extra coinage adds nuisance and costs, while some store heads claim most prices do not use quarter fractions and the change would be negligible. They warn the plan could increase living costs and confuse consumers.
A fragmented card of beauty tips promotes home remedies for facial skin and complexion care. It lists dissolving magatene powder, applying a lotion, and using powders for a smoother look. It also mentions concealing hair with delatone paste and a simple sun protection tip.
The text discusses the impact of a proposed coinage system across regions. It contrasts eastern English monetary practices with western local conditions. It cites differing price markers for goods like sugar and coins, noting bankers and merchants oppose the plan as benefiting special interests.
Born to Mr and Mrs R J Schwate at 928 Jat Washington ehreel a daughter. John Kurcon one of the Wyjawonger drug store gang confessed to buying heroin. He refused to leave the Palace pool and said he would not testify against Niswonger. Chief Abbatt ordered him jailed for trial. W G regular meeting set for 2:40 tomorrow at Mrs W G Pixley’s home. Dr Morse Harrod departs for Washington to attend the National Electric Medical association as Indiana delegate alongside Dr John Barend.
New timetable takes effect today for the 1 Wluftton and Logansport divisions. The Alberta service leaves Fort Wayne at 6 00 am and shifts to 5 40 am on the Bluffion line. The Here all noon car departs at 12 30 pm and Logansport division cars leave at the same adjusted time.
A fragmented page piece discusses economic nerves and public mood with repeated promises of stable meat and coal prices, wage disputes, and impending price shifts. It notes no major legislative changes, ongoing labor activity, and a general tone of uncertainty about the future, mentioning households, autos, and mortgages.
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