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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
11
A dealer advertises rebuilt secondhand autos including Oldsmobiles, Ramblers, Fords, and Cleveland touring cars. Models range from 12 to 10 horsepower with top extensions and detachable tonneaus, prices from 200 to 880 dollars, all overhauled and in first class running condition.
President Roosevelt backs Taft as his preferred 1908 candidate and seeks a Taft boom to beat Bryan. He leverages White House talks and friendly press to spark national support while Ohio remains cool, hoping for Taft to secure the renomination.
The menu lists specials including fresh lobsters live soft shell crabs black bass white fish halibut steaks shad roe paedai nelis squabe spring chi strawberries and vegetables offered at the Hot Brau.
Kentucky figure Henry Watterson delivered the commencement banquet address on sectionalism. He warned provincialism and pledged defense of unity over division, arguing that distance misleads and prejudices grow from entangled interests, urging against letting opinions mirror sectional interests. The speech addressed the danger of sectional prejudice in America.
A fragment notes Mr. Watteraon arguing the great question now is whether mamma or manhood will prevail in governance. He asserts the answer rests on the age old test of manhood, indicating a strong stance on leadership and public virtue.
Dr F H Bloomer Lagro health officer files action against Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Co to abate a nuisance caused by a ditch overflow creating a stagnant pond in the canal bed with unwholesome water. Case likely to move from Squire Tyer's court to the circuit court.
New Jersey health inspectors seized a Newark sausage operation on Jones Street due to filth and vermin in a small room and equipment. Four baskets of meat appeared to be from floors of butcher shops, with preservatives and coloring materials taken. Harry Rosenthal claimed a five month setup with several butchers supplying material and earning $4 per hundred pounds, with sales at twelve cents a pound.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Monter of Adams township. A second daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Edward Kolb of 1921 West Main Street. Mr Kolb works as a traveling salesman for Eckart Packing Company.
Special attention given to family ties for meals at the Hof Brau. An advertisement proclaims facial massage treatments as a wise investment for personal appearance. Indiana’s best hair cutters at the Wayne hotel barbershop offer services to boost development and appearance, promising dividends in confidence and grooming.
In Bloomingdale a youth named Gaff, linked to tapping and tilla of ptoraa, was sent to Plainfield Reform School. A four year old driving horse owned by Mr Dave Crosbie was recovered near Purcell after escaping Wednesday. Grace Grostle had brought the animal from Bluffton, seen as one of the best horses. A farmer A B Cole of Pleroston faced police court for drunkenness on Calhown street and forfeited his bond for $5 plus costs. Peter Phillips had a debate with Fred Teral. fined $60 but sentence suspended. Horn was acquitted. Humane Officer Louis Schlaudrofr filed an affidavit in city court against John Farnan for neglect and assault toward his child.
Architects Wing and Mahurin prepare plans for a rectory at St Jamon Moleanpal Church in Piqua Ohio using stone and brick. J M HW Riedel completes plans for a monument foundation, and Wing and Mahurin win a contract to draft plans for a new Friends church at Munette Indiana costing about 20000 dollars.
Money to loan at five and a half and six percent interest. Eurne & Co. advertise from 728 Court Street offering loans with fixed rates and terms.
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