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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1906
Page
2
A poemish jumble mocks June warmth and a distant, mixed political scene. References to Colonel Orvan in Norway, campaigns for Kentucky and Indiana seats, and a dramatic note about Senator Beveridge’s clippings and a canned reply highlight a tumultuous period with playful, critical overtones.
The Senate approves a measure banning corporate money in political campaigns with a chance for swift passage if House standpatters relent. The bill would prohibit banks and corporations from contributing to elections and political offices, framing limits on campaign finance.
The text outlines limits on political contributions to presidential and vice presidential campaigns and congressional representatives, with penalties for violations. It notes penalties up to $3,000 for individuals and $7,000 for corporate violations, and states corporate officers or directors may be liable for improper contributions.
Governor Folk argues prosecutors must aggressively pursue graft in public office and corruption cases, warning that concealment and impunity erode justice. He praises Indiana University and notes reforms, while contrasting Norway and Sweden's paths to independence and economic systems.
The article surveys Norway’s coast and maritime power, noting its fjord-filled front, sea lanes, and strong seafaring tradition. It highlights Norway’s merchant fleet, compares its tonnage to France and the United States, and mentions Trondhjems harbor and the royal visit crown. It situates Norway as a major maritime nation with a population around 2.25 million.
Old tips discuss storing valuable furs in cold storage to deter moths and avoid damage. Advice covers sealing fabrics, newspaper layering, tar paper, sprinkling salt, whitening, and the only effective remedy being fumigation when infestation is present. Names of pests and methods appear with period-era language and unclear phrasing.
A historic note details using brimstone as a fumigation method. It describes buying sulfur by the pound and cracking it into pieces. The plan calls for an iron pot in a water bath on bricks, lighting brimstone with alcohol, and venting fumes to purge a room. Repeats every two weeks for airing.
A notice invites veterans from twelve states to a Chickamauga battlefield reunion set for September 18 to 20 at Chickamauga National Park. It urges bringing children to see markers and learn history, promoting travel via Louisville Nashville and listing local agents for rates and arrangements.
A large Paxson and Vesey family reunion was held in the city with Mrs Sulin C Paxson hosting at 216 South Lafayette Street. Attendees included Judge William J Vesey of Fort Wayne and many relatives from Indiana Illinois and South Dakota. An afternoon car party followed a four course dinner and toasts. The next reunion and the Vesey wedding anniversary will be observed in Lagrange.
June 28 report from Warhington says Solicitor General Henry M Hoyt of the Department of Justice has a strong likelihood for the circuit court vacancy created by the death of Ida Acheson. The President and Attorney General would welcome Hoyt on the bench, making his election likely.
Washington time 23 The president today nominated Gen. Hy Mc Grogan at Fort Wayne Indiana to the consul post in Lafaz Mexico The war department today set the army of the warracks at Todianapolly at Fort Benjamin Harrison The report shows shifting postings during wartime moves to bolster overseas duties.
Newark Ohio June 23 jurors after a two week trial acquitted Levi Bevard of murdering Mrs Wertz. The court reported the verdict today as a town relieved by the decision concluding the lengthy murder case.
The venerable Rev Charles Gross celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of his ordination as a Lutheran minister. A Friday service at Emanuel Lutheran Church honored his long career from Civil War era Richmond to Fort Wayne leadership, followed by a reception at his home.
The King of Uxakon and Queen AT hosted a central city palace event with numerous attendees including American ambassador Chartow Hi and American party members. Notables Mr Graves introduced guests including Mrs Marshlela and Miss Sddy while a formal procession impressed onlookers. William J. Bryan attended a meeting in the cathedral garden area and addressed the assembled crowd.
Peru Indiana report states detective John Sweeney from Cincinnati has investigated the murder of Elizabeth Tresch. Authorities say the killer may not be in the area and expect the suspect to reveal the secret only in an unguarded moment.
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