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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1916
Page
1
The article discusses tense Indiana political maneuvers around progressive and Democratic factions. It notes expectations of Roosevelt and Wilson positions, with conventions in Chicago and ongoing debates shaping party alignments and potential shifts toward the Democrats.
Indiana Democratic leaders push for a strong state organization two months before the election while fearing Republican funding and Roosevelt faction splits. Congressman Adair campaigns across Vigo and Terre Haute as party hopes hinge on Wilson’s wartime image and Hughes rivalry.
A satirical verse on men and women lists the seven deadly virtues, mocking male hypocrisy. It compares men's constancy, devotion to own sex, sense of moral responsibility, and penitence with women, suggesting women observe, judge, and endure. The piece hints at gossip, secrecy, and social dynamics with humorous, archaic phrasing.
Fragmented text discusses US Mexico relations, democratic leaders, and a peace theme amid political tension. It shifts to advice on cleaner and dyer qualifications, touting Schubert's cleaning methods, then reports the death of Samuel Reider in Whitley County with family and funeral details.
A two month old infant named Milway Meh Oh was found dead in its cradle early Tuesday in Warbaw. Authorities indicated death due to acute indigestion after a coroner's inquest examined the case. The baby, son of Mr and Mrs. Mas Milway, was laid in the cradle by accident perhaps as the parents slept.
War sa w Ind June 2 3h and Mesloin Ty ignite of thks ety Irated the twenty fifth weaniversa. Cheir mitrrmige on friday at their home fon South Detrait street Airs Kale formerly was Miss Harriet J Long.
A weather note indicates cooler conditions for today with widespread changes across multiple locations of interest. Expect lower daytime highs, refreshing breezes, and potential overnight chilly spells in some regions. Stay updated for local forecasts.
A garbled town notice describes church goers going to services this morning and mentions several parks and streets with planned car movements. It references Stuhison park Swinney park Weisner park Langue pau Payne va and Fort Wayne streets with unclear directions and weather noting a fair Sunday with cooler rail temperatures.
The calendar lists venues for afternoon enjoyment with no rain expected. Liavtan Park is expected to draw large crowds despite limited attractions, while Liown Park hosts a Angus event. Payne and Palit L and Payne will host a game at 2 p.m. Crowds gathered yesterday for the Nickel Mine and railroads centric events.
The description explains a simple inkstand made from heavy paper to fit an ink bottle and stopper, creating a pen mark. The upper illustration demonstrates clipping the paper to the bottle to prevent spills, a device useful when drawing materials are used away from a desk and ink needs quick containment.
Two couples were married in Columbia City on Saturday morning, officiated by LW. Markley. The grooms are Alois Paneer and Mist Taylor, both employed by local firms, with brides Gund Mrs. George Paneer and Mrs. WH Raynels, from Kendallville and Churchhouses, respectively.
Dr Patterson Merit sun att Mr and Mrs 8 M Patterson of South Whitley were granted a license to wed Saturday afternoon by Clerk Ottine. They will wed Sunday and the license was issued at Munch Witten by Noah McCay, with details to follow.
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