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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1901

Page

2

Remarkable Letter From Toledo Prompts Local Rail Talk

A man named Marer Jonex of Toledo writes to workers at a corngistions i in which he is Anagetatls interested. He urges action on a plan to extend monopoly influence in Fort Wayne and city rail interests led by Pete How company figures. Local officials like Mayor Johnson face pressure as figures including Hartell and Brown weigh potential street franchising and railroad mergers.

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Private Snap A Public Our Rage and Campaign Scrutiny

A fragment suggests a public dispute over a campaign and policy in the city. It references media coverage, protests on principal thoroughfares, and debates about tickets and public access. Names and clear events are obscured by garbled text.

Untitled protest unfolds over public transit tickets

Citizens demand open hearings on streetcar and railroad expansion funding. Local officials defend fare policies while residents express concern about fairness and impacts on taxpayers. The dispute centers on free tickets and how growth plans affect service.

Franchise Grabbers and Public Opinion Rally in City Politics

A historical account details public reaction to franchise grabs linked to Wanamaker era projects. The piece notes New York and Pennsylvania tensions, with Philadelphia facing pressure over streetcar rights and municipal ownership plans, highlighting a debate between private interests and civic control.

Modern Traction Ordinance and Franchise Reform

City officials consider a modern traction ordinance to regulate rail franchises. Proposals include seven ticket tiers, annual rents around 60 dollars, and construction costs capped at 85 000 dollars per mile. Mayor and council members would oversee repairs and authority to enforce street improvements.

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Dishonest Advertising Claims Stir Trade Debates

A muddled critique argues against American claims of industrial inferiority, citing machinery and butter export history. It notes alleged British and Danish competition, shifts in grade standards, and risks to American manufacturing profits. The piece compares historical price, quality, and policy battles shaping market reputation and future industry value.

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Public Franchise Reform and Municipal Politics Debate

An opinion piece argues for public ownership of street railways and public control of municipal franchises. It critiques private monopoly influence in city government, calls for fair taxation and public voting on franchise values, and proposes transparent taxation with public scrutiny to curb corruption. The writer emphasizes ownership shifts in Cleveland and broader city governance implications.

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Conference in secrecy debates who shall lead after Scarabog

A late 19th century political conference discussed successors for Scarabog, with debates about nominating a president and objections to certain contenders. Governor Durbin’s presence is noted as influential, and plans to control patronage circulated. Attendees included regional leaders and business figures, with a tentative slate for 1908 nominations and state attorney general appointment.

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Draft of political conference rumors and leadership shifts

A garbled account describes a tense political conference amid talk of resignations and succession. Mentions include Darbin, Tinshana, Malchink, Newlin We Githert, and Durbin as potential figures, with observers debating who would control the state’s future if leadership changed. Several unnamed senators and candidates for treasurer and secretary of state are noted as considering bids.

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Cailles Talks Of Surrender In Santa Cruz Interview

A distorted interview reports Cailles discussing surrender and German intentions. It claims promises to peace, mentions Raspeinbal Dress figures, and notes American authorities' stance amid threats and executions. The garbled text references Calles and political turmoil in Santa Cruz with unclear names and events.

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The Monthly World magazine feature and offer

The text describes The Monthly World magazine from New York World, a 2 page weekly illustrated issue with colored plates. It promises romance adventure travel and science features plus monthly portraits of famous women. It notes monthly subscription details and a request for 15 cents in stamps to receive sample bags.

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Good Literature List from Tremont Raising Boston

A Boston publisher offers mailed copies of its reading list for two cents postage or ten cents for art. Included: An Important Discussion by Henry W. Tan. The Remedies of Trusts by John Rascam. The Ship Subsidy Trust by Mazard Stevens. Free Ships by Osborne Fowesk. Protection and Pool Markets by Mazard Stevens. Protectionists by A. L. Marry. The Blue Clans Trust by Tenry We Lamb. Warning Voices on Tariffs by The Oregonian et al. Russian Retaliation by Norman F. Hesselline. The Industrial Situation by Horace Aie Reciprac. John Civ as with Canun by The fan, Ian. Exports and Retaliation by Calvin Tomkins. A Typical Protection Victory by A. Varieties and Public Viet wiki by Pieren. Protection for Infant Toddlers Cate stown arinie Scott Cilmi. The Payer Trust by John Warrlis.

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Your Country Wits You editorial in American Boy June issue

The June American Boy issue from Detroit publisher Sprague features an editorial titled Your Country Wits You. It includes a list of varied articles such as How to Learn Drawing How Boys Make Money New Games for Boys and The Roy Stamp and Coin Collector.

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Civil Engineer Davis Dies After Handcar Collision

F H Da vin of Chicago, civil engineer for the Baltimore and Ohio line, was fatally injured near Nappyuee when a gravel train struck a hand-car on the 18th. He died this morning without regaining consciousness. He was fifty four years old and survived by a wife and four sons.

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