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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
2
The United States district court of Massachusetts reports impeachment charges against a judge. The committee investigated and censured him for viewing the role as both judge and diary keeper, suggesting decisions were guided by personal wishes.
A Fort Wayne document from 1822 details J Riley survey work near the river junction and a piling network intended to protect property. The writer, David Posthic, disputes river washout and asserts the city’s officials must safeguard adjoining land worth thousands, fearing loss if the piling is removed.
Fragmented mangled text discusses evading taxes, alleged improprieties, and the tax system. It references auditors, revenue collectors, public scrutiny, and a claim that the United States uses one percent. The passage hints at penalties for nonpayment and calls for citizen responsibility.
The review estimates national wood product consumption in the United States totaling around twenty five billion feet with yellow pine and white pine leading the intake. It notes much raw material is logged and shipped to shops without mill processing, while demand drives furniture, vehicles, and packaging production. The report discusses regional variation and the impact of wood species on industry output and uses.
The tract argues against infant baptism, citing Scripture on baptism by belief alone. It compares early church practices, quotes Dean Stanhope and Neander, and contends no express command for infant baptism exists in first two centuries. It argues Sunday keeping and seventh-day Sabbath relevance.
Schrader Wil son offer 5 percent loans on city and farm property with offices at Main and Court streets.
The display features mull and Venice lace collars, embroidered collars, and ruchings. Hundreds of new effects debut today with prices from 25c to 3.50, and popular choices at 28c 50c and 1.00.
A bewildering array of silk ribbons for belts girdles sashes and dress trim in plain colors Dresden and floral effects Roman stripes fancy stripes and plaids. Many attractive styles priced at 25 or 35 cents per yard.
A Dixon area update covers a Childrens day event, visitors from Newton Miche, and local friends gathering. Mentions Edward Gurrien assisting Win as the Tia 2, Wing arriving from Minnesota, and John Sager visiting relatives. Several church and social notices follow about sermons, admissions, and hosting neighbors. The Watkins Case partnership dissolves, with Case keeping the business license. The conference year’s four church meetings are set for next weekend.
A violent incident at the Butte Miners' union hall in Butte Montana on June 24 left one man dead and another fatally shot. The attack started with dozens of gunshots and over twenty dynamite blasts, destroying property valued at $100,000 and causing extensive damage throughout the night.
Indiana Supreme Court today refused to shorten the filing period for briefs in the Mungie option case. The court stated the time properly expires in October and declined to advance the case for immediate consideration. The ruling preserves the ongoing appeals involving twenty-nine accounts at Muna and related election contests.
Best located meat market in Auburn Indiana with established trade. Death of partner and inexperience cited as reasons for selling. Address Don P. Sprott Auburn Ind.
Indianapolis June 24 Governor Ralston revoked the pardon granted to William Benson who had been released after a 1969 sentence on the board of pardons recommendation. Benson was captured in Laporte county on alleged mistreatment of mile girls, and the pardon was issued by Governor Marshall in 191d.
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