Fourth of July Proclamation Urges Safe Celebrations
Fort Wayne readers may forward the Journal Gazette while away, as Mr J Pierpont Morgan confirms Bebwab Wil not resign United States Steel president. Mayor Berghott restricts explosives on July fourth and rail tracks, permitting safe fireworks where public welfare and safety are not jeopardized.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Bebwab
United States Steel Corporation
Berghott
Boapitals
Pennsylvanian Company Seeks Access Without Fees in Fort Wayne
The Pennsylvania company demands the right to reach its factories on Murray Street via public roads without paying switch charges to the Wabash Railway. It asserts it exhausted private-rights efforts and may pursue arbitration on price. Local manufacturers push for equal access and public routes, criticizing special favors to rivals. The piece ends by asking if readers received packages through their representatives.
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Pennsylvania Company
Mac- Yay Street
Tin Way
Forringas
Toga
Basia
Murray Streat
Pennsyloyenia
Wabash
Murray Alrect
Hut
J. J. McKim
Borghot
Fort Wayne
Ift
Anil
Vroces
Wabash Railway
Aini
Ila
Pennagylyahla Company
Seed contract suit alleges light weight packing and missing records
An affidavit by Charles Kingsley to a U S court claims A D Nellis of New York, who supplied seed under a government contract, ordered light weight packaging and discouraged keeping receipt books. Kingsley says seeds were packed at eighty packages per pound instead of sixty four, creating delays and hindering inspectors while $18,000 of $108,000 due was withheld for alleged nonperformance.
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Nellis
United States Court of Iclaling
Charles Kingstery
A. D. Nellis
New York
Tawady
Tepal
Kingsler
Mr. Nellis
Right Party Presidential Candidate Wanted
Amicable man over thirty five sought to head a ticket of an old party. Must be physically fit and loyal to employers, with a skeptical mind and belief in advancement by merit. Capable of providing initial campaign capital and securing a wealthy network. Address with references to East or West Executive Committee G C P.
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Yacy
United States
Ant
Fale
Addrees
Colonel Bryan Speech at Greenfield in Indiana Sentinel
Colonel Bryan attacks trusts and Democratic foes at Greenfield urging punishment of trust magnates, defending delegates from Kansas City, and pledging to uphold the gold standard. He blasts Republican collaborators, asserts he is a private citizen with strong papers backing him, and emphasizes the money question and party integrity.
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Indianapalla Sentinel
Kangas Ciy
Kansas City
Millonaire Trust
Uttra
Alget
Hanna
Hunter Permit Forms Require Applicant Photo
T Sweeney of Coluitilus state commissioner of flaheries and game is sending out blank hunter permits for completion. Each permit must include a full description of the person and must bear the applicant's photograph.
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T. Sweeney
Coluitilus
Flaheries and Game
Hiiters
Whiaches Herote
Complete funding identification for Gulkir payments
Fragmentary note states applications are sent to state papers for identification of funded Gulkir payers. It implies access by those who desire, with unclear details on process or recipients and no definite names or dates.
Port Wasnt Journal Gazette editor reports Bryan meeting
Port Wasnt Journal Gazette city editor Tom Breenenap visited Bryan meeting coverage. Praised as a leading newspaper man and a brilliant writer, Breenenap notes Naustanm's preparations for next year’s congressional race and jokes James Robinson will need speed to compete.
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Columbia City Post
Tom Breenenap
Port Wasnt Journal Gazette
Bryan
Bresnehon
Garrett
Clipper
Senator Naustanm
James Robinson
Fire on Milwaukee south side malting plant causes big loss
A fire at the American Malting company on Milwaukee's south side early today caused an estimated loss of 350000 dollars. Fire crews battled the blaze as investigators began to inspect the site for the cause of the fire.
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Milwaukee
American” Malting “Company
Socialists gain ground as German re elections shift Reichstag
June 6 report from Barlin notes Reichstag remains practically unchanged on army and trade questions. Socialists increase popular vote and likely oppose military measures more strongly. Minor shifts favor Conservatives, Poles, and some regional groups while urban centers swing toward socialism highlighting broader social influence.
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Barlin
Reichstag
Wore
Neichstus
Telutns
Corivils
Lokal Angelget
Uberals
Free Conservatives
Royals
Richter Radicals
Barth Radicals
Auth Cerman
and Heinlles
Agrarian League Tour
Germany
Inherited Fortune Left to Child After Texas Milling Interest
Muncin Indiana June 26 Special to Journal Gazette Mrs Fran cee Altebruse died this morning after a brief illness. She left a new fortune of over 10 000 to her only child. The girl will be cared for by her friend Mrs Bert Hibbits. Last winter Mrs Altebruse's husband was killed in a railroad accident in Texas. The family had been poor, but fortune came from milling interests in Texas left to his wife.
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Journal Gazette
Muncin
Ind
Francee Altvktruge
Bert Hibbits
Altelruse
Texas
Fire destroys Whit Ley County store in Tanker
A general store owned by H. N. Ellen at Tanker, Whit Ley County, burned early in the morning. Loss estimated around 1800 dollars as a lighted lamp exploded and ignited the blaze through the nation department and all parts of the store.
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Journal-Gazette
Columbia City
Ind
H. N. Ellen
Tanker
Nation
Victims Identified in Indiana Wreck
At Ast Grove Indiana June 21 one body identified as W H Smith of Ashland member of Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias at Madison The other two bodies include Fred Driscoll of Brookville Tod and a second unidentified man Officials report the Monon wreck near Churaday yesterday left multiple fatalities and survivors with names emerging as investigations continue
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Lafayette
Ind
Churaday
Ast Grove
W. H. Smith
Ashland
Uniform Bank of Knights of , Pythias
Madison
Fred Driscoll
Brookville
Tod
Naval cadets named from Indiana Ohio candidates admitments
Anapolis June 26 The following are nonetic candidates for all mission to the naval academy who have passed both the mental and physical examinations and are now midshipmen. Barban, Ohio, FW. Helm, Indiana, R.T. Hangon, Ohio, OC. I. Chambers, Ohio.
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Anapolas
Naval Academy
Rarban
Ohia
FW. Helm
Indiaa
R.T. Hangon
Ohio
Chambers
Murder in a Saloon Near Terre Haute
In Terre Haute Indiana Jaek Robert Dougherty was shot and killed by Ben Freeman during a confrontation at a saloon. Freeman fired repeatedly as Dougherty advanced, with life ended before help could arrive. A physician attended to the wounded and Dougherty’s kin are noted. another man, M. Dinnen, was briefly confined after a separate incident but aims to attend practice today.
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Terre Haute
Jaek
Robert Dougherty
Ben Freeman
Dougherty
Kling Freeman
Trowminn
Dimael
Slaughter of Wynne Sparks Political Fallout at Postal Probe
Washington reports a broad political clash surrounding the post office probe led by Machen. Robert Wynne, the Great Assistant Postmaster General, is being weakened piece by piece as allies shift and rivals target his authority while Machen’s disclosures threaten other unnamed congressmen tied to rural mail matters.
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Washington
Robert J. Wynne
Wynne
Jim
Machen
Wynas
Unive
Machan
Tim
Telus
Frnston
House of Representatives
Oil case hearings postponed in Lima Ohio
Indiana stockholders with attorneys secured a postponement for a receivership hearing in the Cleveland and Trenton Rock Oil company. A stockholders meeting will settle all claims. Hearing postponed to July 7. Parkersburg Pittsburg 60 receiver case also postponed with reorganization. operations to continue. Echoes of the Adams and Sarber failure.
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Lima
Indiana
Cleveland and
Trenton Rock Oil Company
Parkersburg
Wheat markets dominated by Thomas Cleage broker says St Louis
June 2 St Louis reports Thomas Cleage as the nation’s wheat market ruler, controlling the July wheat trading. J Ogden Armour of Chicago is named his strongest rival, while Cleage warns against any deceitful settlement offers and predicts wheat will rise to a dollar per bushel with no manipulation.
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ST. Lows
St Lausins
Thomas& Cleves
Cleage
Fuet
President Roosevelt Replies to Emperor William on U S Squadron Visit
Washington telegrams report President Roosevelt sending thanks to Emperor William for hospitality to the United States squadron. He notes appreciation for greetings and the kindness shown to the squadron, and expresses being impressed by such tokens and the courtesy extended.
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President Roosevelt
Emperor William
Washington
Presi
Roosevelt Letter Sends Warm Greetings in Historic Note
A fragmentary readable line shows a presidential tone with a formal greeting. The text cites Theodore Roosevelt signing a message and expresses a pledge to reciprocate sentiments toward the United States in a courteous manner.
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United Sts
Utheodore Roosevelt
Wesley Maddox Pioneer Dies in Wells County
Wesley Maddox aged two died in Wells County. He was a father of Dr. Maddox and a well known Montpelier resident from Blut ton. An election in Hartford City decided whether to issue 49,000 to fund new schoolhouses, with the vote in favor. The Bonham family held its annual reunion near Montpelier with sizable attendance from Hartford City and others. B G Shinn and J P McGeath spoke, a big dinner followed, and six family lifecycle events occurred over the year.
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Wesley Maddox
Wells County
Tie
Tem
Case
Bonham
Montpelier
Hartford City
Mort Wayne
Ohio
Indiana
B. G. Shinn
J. P. McGeath
Roosevelt Stump Tactics Questioned In Letter Debate
Byron YW OnT quotes a 1908 era letter critiquing President Roosevelt's stump speeches and policy shifts. The text questions his free trade stance, endorsements, and conduct on public duties, asking for candor on past remarks about farmers workers and political alliances. The misspelled era prose imitates a controversial public dissent.
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Synxey
Donlson
J Ho
United States
Malud
New York Free ‘Trade Club
Courtney Bigelow
New York
Niconemy
Tlatt
poli+telans
Sal Agahisé
Schurman
New England
Protective Tariff League
Washington
Yon Theo
Sien
Byron YW
Notification of Deliveries of 90 000 Bales July 7 Is Given
New York report details five tag negatives served on the Memwit hull party in cotton. July deliveries are expected to total 50 to 60 percent of current stock, with 114 000 bales on hand and prices rising to new highs. Brokers linked to McPadden brothers dominated the actions, while Brunk Hayne accepted the notes last in New Orleans. Prominent figures and government officials are named in the scene as New England mills halt operations amid crop prospects and delivery talks.
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New York
Hull
McPadden Rothers
Datryl
New England
Lipton Hosts Lipton at White House Luncheon
Sir Thomas Lipton, challenger for the Americas Cup, visited the White House in Washington for a luncheon with President Roosevelt. The dining room was decorated with flowers as Lipton arrived shortly after 1 p.m. Attending were former German ambassador Andrew D. White and yacht designer William Fyffe, among others, as they discussed the upcoming yacht race.
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Washington
Sir Thomas Lipton
Ok Hinehenn
Roosevelt
White House
Thomas
Sir Thoms the Pueste
Germany
Andrew D. White
William Fyffe
Shomrock ML
Resignation of Rev George B Merrill Approved by Church
At a meeting of the ecclesiastical court of the Congregational church in Three Oaks Rev George B Merrill's resignation was approved after a difference with E K Warren. The vote granted a three months vacation with continued pay, contingent on Merrill's return after the break. Merrill resigned peremptorily.
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Michigan
CLTY
Congregational Church
George B. Merrill
Three Oaks
Miniater
Warren
Sunday Excursions to Jackson Michigan and Pelota Trail
Sunday excursions to Jackson Michigan and intermediate pelota via Lake Shore at Michigan Southern railway every Sunday. Trail leaves at 30 A. M. making practically all stops. Fur rates and further information call C. W. Crapler agent. Vue 18-20-23-265-27-20 July 2-4-7.
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Pelota
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Railway
C. W. Crapler
Agt
Children admitted free at engines carnival event
Under fourteen admitted free at the Engines Carnival with accompanying parent or guardian. Event details are unclear due to damaged text, but the policy offers free entry for children under 14 with supervision.
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Carnival Sui
Bee
Burglars Strike South Bend Home for Diamonds
In South Bend Indiana on June and Five Dives burglars raided the residence of Manley T. Andrews. The Kremlin tlevestone diamonds and jewelry valued at about $1,000 were stolen from the property.
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South Bend
Ind
Manley T. Andrews
Tlevestone
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