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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
2
The text portrays chaotic political discourse with unnamed figures debating campaigns and platforms. It references Taft Beveriday and Roosevelt allies, discusses charges against Garnard and Tat, and hints at inquiries into campaign funding and policy impacts, amidst a spike in partisan commentary.
Critics slam high appropriations and government spending, arguing the funds will not curb trusts or protect workers. They warn reckless rate of spending pressures taxation, hurts municipal credit, and threatens bond markets, calling for restraint and reform amid party disputes.
An article critiques the Anti Saloon League, noting its money raising of about $170,000 for campaign aims and accusing ministers of using church influence for political ends. It cites Taft’s Congress adjournment, praising his leadership while warning against labor and anti trust issues.
A political analysis argues Taft and his allies erred in handling tariff and court battles, eroding public trust. It predicts a Democratic House and Senate gains, with Taft losing Ohio and Harmon reelected as Republicans face sweeping defeats in November.
Born to Mr and Mrs John Inight a son arrived Monday. the father presides at Cleary Bailey's. Mr O B Paster 18 of the apanks ors ay the annual convention of the Indiana Furniture Dealers association at ndiuti polls this week. Mayor Grice received invitation to the eighteenth National Irrigation congress to be held at Puebla Col on September 26 1040. Mr and Mrs J I Diek of 127 East Washington are moving to St Louis where Mr Diek becomes traveling salesman and headquarters. A building permit was issued to Willam Hartontele to erect a store connected with a dwelling on South Lafayette. Gov Foulnorthome issued permit to erect a 12 1/2 story dwelling at 1517 Grant avenue costing 1100. Sheriff Raichelderfor leaves for Richmond to place Mrs Sophia Bradhuister in the asylum care. Mrs Bradhuister recently diagnosed of ungound wind. she has been at the county infirmary since.
Lane 44 reports a tea cream scent gathering at Huntartown hosted by Mr EH churgh, with Mr tet Men and T. Mors visiting relatives. Local residents Mr and Mrs Willard, Frank Roy, and Belle Ream attend various dinners and events as neighbors note family news. A gasolined gas accident affects Joseph Hila presenting slow recovery while new baby news arrives as Tala Tonkel become guardians of a girl. Clarence Martin and Ardle Sordier attend Robbon Park show. Wednesday singing event teased.
Notify workers and residents that track laying will commence on Karat Ponting at Whiten avenue near Trippier & Sons, with a work form ready and the project advancing rapidly toward Cheentha Gay Street, as reported by Journal-Gazette Want Ads.
Messrs Gertrude Grim and Miss Helen Tonte of Parsons arrived to visit their parents Mr and Mrs Sam Grins. W I Shaffer of South Bend visited his mother. Funeral and condolence activities followed the death of Win. Fruit and hay wagon accidents disrupted a Saturday afternoon. A large family gathering in Warsaw and South Bend for a funeral, plus community events include church entertainments and a Thimble club gathering. A June 26 wedding united Amy Longfellow and Carrie McNamara with a reception and gifts, and local residents returned from Fort Wayne with various visits and plans.
ABOITE CENTER Ind dune Shor aids Mrs Robert Wreace and family as funeral details are noted. Various locals attend gatherings, visits, and modest social events. Miss Watelle Btouder and others are mentioned in association with community activities.
The German court opened proceedings over the Cook-Peary dispute linked to Arctic trophies and discovery claims. Fraepieke Frappieke demanded $1,000 compensation and alleged Peary compelled him to return to America in exchange for prizes, while Peary faced jurisdiction questions and later left for the United States.
A quiet resort offers a safer Fourth of July with family and friends. Enjoy nature and fresh air away from smoke and powder. Be cool in comfortable attire. We can help you save money for the trip.
Ready to Wear offers wash suits in white linen white duck and natural linen from $3.00 to $10.00 tie skirts in white duck and linen $2.00 to $4. White shirt waists with Dutch neck and short sleeves $1.00 to $5.00. Wash petticoats seersucker gingham 50c to $1.25. Pretty wash dresses for children ages 2 to 6 65c to $2. Bathing suits for men women and children black and blue mohair braid trimmed $2.00 to $6.50. Children suits satine mohair 75c to $2.50. Men suits cotton and wool jersey cloth 75c to $3.00.
A shop proclaims a window of men’s wear illustrating styles in negligee shirts plain white and fancy priced 50c to 1.50. Saisette shirts for white or soft collars 1.00 to 1.50. Summer neckwear 25c to 50c. Balbriggan shirts and drawers 25c to 1.00. Union suits 1.00 to 2.00. Athletic underwear 50c to 1.00. Hosiery 12c to 50c.
The article describes a provincial court proceeding involving Francke and Peary over Cook's expedition and claims of whaling and equipment, with legal arguments about jurisdiction and property. It also reports the marriage of Miss Catherine Canter to Jesse Niblick at St Mary's Catholic parsonage, noting the bride's background as a long-time telephone operator and the groom's position with Decatur Wurnace Company.
The Democratic State Central Committee will meet in Indianapolis tomorrow. Chairman E G Lorman will preside. The committee will discuss plans for a statewide press notice and other party affairs.
Entry from Decatur Indiana dated June 28 lists Mayme Conter and Mr Henry Fri as parties in a marriage notice. The text repeats fragmentarily with garbled wording and names, lacking full context.
Braddock Pennsylvania youth Gettig was picked up by police after losing his faculties. He recovered fully after reaching home and remaining in familiar surroundings for several days. The report does not confirm a marriage or engagement with a young woman referenced in connection with his prior days.
Hammond Indiana report notes a deadly highway curve near a hotel area where a car failed to negotiate the bend, striking a telegraph pole and injuring several companions. Peter Ripley is reported killed in the crash and six friends were injured.
An early morning auto accident left Tre win Bota driving an ambulatory vehicle into a ditch and overturning into water. Bote hopped the car struck a telegraph pole, injuring Frank Bick, Frank Beker, and George Holser with internal injuries. Getz, Frank Dets, and Alen Bornlce Bmegkett suffered serious hurts.
In Indianapolis on June 2 William Swormstedt Gillet former cashier of Citizens National Bank Evanaville pleaded guilty before Judge Anderson to violating national banking laws. He claimed he should have known better while accusing bank president 8 P Gillet of making false reports to the comptroller. Both men pleaded guilty and face trial on September. Swormstedt was released on bail of 29,900 as sentencing was postponed.
June 28 in Reading Po a seven year old girl Mamie Fox daughter of William Fox died after fire crackers sparked and set her ablaze while playing. She succumbed hours later in a hospital.
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