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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
2
A fragmented 1912 political sketch discusses Roosevelt’s stance and party alignments. It notes Indiana delegates at Kendalsville, a supportive push for Governor Marshall, and varied opinions on proper conduct, with calls to detour downtown and critique of speeding laws as public sentiment shifts ahead of the Fourth of July.
The piece critiques Indiana party dynamics and campaign integrity. It questions direct primary failures, singles out figures like Pastorius and Cline, and argues anti hypocrisy in Republican and Democrat shifts. It notes funding fights over the Lake-to-Lake survey and mentions Indiana politics, Leveridge, Cannon, and Borers. It ends with an aside about local services and burner maintenance.
About 600 property owners assessed for the Marys River Boulevard project from Horry Street to New Main Street have not complied with city demands. The period for compliance has passed, and City Attorney H G Hogan has issued notices to delinquents in preparation for legal action.
Money to Iean on improved real estate at low rate of interest. Kuhne & Co., 723 Court street, Boston Mass. and return via Nickel Plate Road. Low round trip tickets on sale June 30, July 2. National Education Association. For wires routes, agent or write FP. PARNIN, T. P. A. Tort Wayno, Ina.
Reports that an operation may be performed on Theodore Roosevelt aboard the line of inquiry involve The Secretary Of Dr. Whiter Chappulle. Col. Roosavsit and Dr. Ciippella were noted as unavailable and Oyster Bay offered no confirmation or details. Rumors suggested a throat issue linked to Roosevelt’s Africa trip and a familial health decline.
Quinn, a former mis superintendent of newers, sues to force Chicago to restore him to his post after a May incident of alleged neglect of duty. The action seeks reinstatement and public action by the circuit court as he contends his removal was improper.
An advertised remedy touts TI Marvel as a breakthrough foot treatment. It claims to clear pores, remove corn and bunion pain, prevent odor, and leave feet fresh as new. Sold at 26 cents per box or mailed for three box orders from Walter Luther Dange & Co, Chicago.
Sheldon, Indy Dunn 2 dance and rally plans noted with refreshments. A birthday party honors a recent graduate with guests listed including Mrs Springer and Rev Mrs Urhudt. Community notices mention gatherings at the Springer home and Sheridan Street social scene with patrons enjoying a liberal evening.
Chicago reports the Browne jury has endured an eighty hour delay in the burglary case. Judge MeSurely adjourned for the night after the jurors remained silent, promising no further word until morning. The jurors have exhausted a precedent of endurance as they await a verdict.
Miss Spaulding secretary of the board of public safety announced New Market stands were two thirds rented after yesterday night’s sale. Of 112 total stands only forty remain unsold as old and new gardeners secure plots. One applicant requested a refund of her appointment fee citing drought but refund could not be provided.
Advertising notes announce Roanoke's Fourth of July celebration centered on Fort Wayne's centennial commemoration of Ku-so-quah princess of the Miamis at Swanoke next Monday July 4. Elaborate programs include Battery 2, 2000 Tea Men, a parade, speaking, fireworks, and a large musical program drawing hundreds from Port Wayne.
A deputy named Lindenmuth suffered injuries after a man attacked him in the office yesterday. The assailant reportedly struck Lindenmuth’s son as well, leaving the deputy in pain and the incident under investigation by local authorities.
A British gentleman in government service hawks a medicinal paste named posiam as a universal cure for skin blemishes and pimples. The pamphlet touts rapid results within twenty four hours, praises postam’s superiority over other tonics, and offers free trials by mail from Meyer Bros Co in New York City to readers who request it.
Maurice Neumeyer aged fourteen years eleven months seventeen days died at home on Kant Lowla Street from complications. He leaves parents Adan and, and siblings Jennna, George, Norbert, Katie, Cecelia, Anna, Gertrude, Amelia and Esther. Funeral Thursday at residence then 9:00 at St Marys church. Nicole Nicole two months old died after cholera morbus. Survived by parents Fred and, and three brothers and three sisters. Interment will follow.
Real estate ad offering a 100 acre farm in Maboning County Ohio with small stock potential and long-term payment terms. Also listing East Wayns Street building lots near Knitting Mill with prices from 260 each. James B. Whith, 19 North American Building, telephone 271.
The board yesterday authorized improving the Swinney Park driveway by sprinkling with road oil. The order for the work was given immediately.
The city grants the coal supply contract for next year to the Kanigh Coal Company and the Moncer Coal Company. The contract stipulates equal sharing between the two firms, with all coal delivered before the start of the upcoming school year and freight charges included.
An ad describes saving time labor and fuel with a Thermatic Fireless Cooker demonstrated at Indiana Furniture Co. It touts a potato loaf product Harmer's 16¢ Potato Loaf as part of a wholesome daily diet for workers and children and mentions library staff appointments and a summer library school in Ann Arbor.
Complete conduit plans for the city’s trunk system have arrived and will be reviewed by the board of public works. Consulting Engineer John Radford of Chicago led the effort, with Macquering Construction rapidly progressing on Calhoun street improvements. The west side pavement was torn up to Berry Street as crews expanded, adding concrete workers and two new mixing machines.
The committee on rules, remilations and grilmancen has completed the report on pawn brokers seconds hand delivery and junk shop ordinances. They will report to the council tonight with changes and amendments already adopted by the committee.
Jackson June 21 a statewide search continues near Simpgen county scene of a threatened race clash after the Buckley incident. Authorities seek Black fugitives missing since the earlier confrontation, with residents kept wary as patrols press on.
The Board of Works heard bids for a new street cleaner and agreed to award the contract after further advisement. A 500 foot haul for street cleaning was approved, with cement sidewalks planned on Hint street and on Hantin street between Buchanan and Lagne. Property owners on Forces street may repair brick sidewalks, and bids for paving Wildwood Avenue with veined asphalt await Wednesday action.
Mr Henry W Lepper secretary and treasurer of Paul Manufacturing has been elected by the directors of the German American National bank to be manager of the new Gér not fully readable in the source but indicates a leadership appointment at the bank and the formation of a new company.
A man named Lepper assumed a new position this Friday. He had been with the Dow Wald dry goods store and was well and favorably known in the community.
In Justice Hawthorn's court yesterday Benjamin F Barve obtained judgment removing Margaret Kaylor from his property amid a contested damages suit in the erranic court The event followed a controversy involving Mrs Kaylor and Mr Barve over property rights. Twenty five laymen met at the West Presbyterian church to support the laymen missionary movement They resolved to form a committee from different city churches to plan a campaign A Rev Edward W Averill rector of Trinity Episcopal church preached and announced the campaign plans for Fort Wayne.
Coronel J Levering Jones president of the Port Wayne and Wabash traction company and Secretary Henry Rolney, after a day in the city, returned to Philadelphia at 6:90 last night. Jones declined to comment on local affairs before leaving, noting the company is closely watching Fort Wayne improvements in which it is involved and affected.
An early health advisory touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a shield against germs and illness. It claims to boost vital force, cleanse the system, and improve digestion while noting the medicine contains no alcohol or habit forming drugs.
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