Fort Wayne newspaper items and local politics summary
Fort Wayne readers see notices on subscription rates and a bathing demand by Muncie youths seeking a White River public bathing place. Indiana figure Nicholsen, author of the Nicholsen law, chosen by Taft to attend the Hague congress against alcoholism. Wheeling enacts language curb for public addresses. Ohio topics include progressive Republicans absent from a Taft anniversary event to avoid signaling support. U. S. senatorial direct election debate. hydraulic power plans for Maumee and Auglaize rivers with a Toledo based company.
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Indiana
Taft Adelemente
Hague
Nicholson
Washington
Maumee
Auglaize Rivers
Toledo
His
Lucas County
Anther
Auglaize River
Defiance
Riowett
Aogiaize Power Company
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Reapportionment Bill Sparks Senate Debate
Senate discussion centers on a reapportionment bill granting 42 representatives, opposed by most committee members. La Follette defends keeping the measure from advancing quickly, while others push for a timely vote on reciprocity and related acts. The debate also touches on postmaster general overpayment to railroads and sewage prevention methods during a Los Angeles medical meeting.
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Gressinnal
Larodessé Ume
Bailey
Lagrange Appellant Loses His Case in Supreme Court
The supreme court yesterday handed down rulings and decisions including the overruled petition for rehearing by Clyde A. Walb against George F. Eshelman, denial of transfer in the Winona and Warsaw Railway Company versus Mary Rousseau case, a set for oral argument October 1, 1907 in the Watts matter, and actions on Huffman, Studebaker, and related appellants with briefs and affidavits submitted.
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Supreme Court
Clyde A. Walb
George F. Eshelman
Sl Lagrange CC
Winona and Warsaw Railway Company
Mary Rosseau
Elkware
SCL
Josiah
Watts
Caroline E
Arble M
Huffman
Milton
R. Huffman
Huntington D. C
Ape Pellant
David BD
Studebaker
Thoma
Appellee
Moon
Abram Summers
Frank C. Datley
Kendallville Band Receives City Backing for Concerts
Kendallville Ind June 23 An agreement pairs the city council with the City Band for weekly concerts through year end for 25 dollars monthly. First concert is planned for Friday. A benefit at the Prince theatre raised funds for the band by Manager Helinelled the group.
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Kendallville
Ind
Princegg ‘Theatre
Hel~i
Manufacturer- Congressman's New Take on Protection
Washington dispatch reports William C. Redfield a New York manufacturer turned congressman debunking protectionism arguing wage differences and open competition show American makers can compete abroad. He cites Japanese and Indian examples where labor costs mislead price comparisons and urges readers to obtain the full speech from James T. Lloyd.
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Washington
Wiliam C. Redfield
New York
Hefifield
Isbor
Redfield
Japan
Formosa
Manchuria
Ti Gcent Bottsii
Emperial State Railways
Imperial Railways
Ametao
Radfiela
Calcutta
India
Redfeld
Eame
Broadway
Congress
James T Lloyd
Washington, D. C
Garrett News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Injuries
Garrett Ind June 34 Mrs N Springer to visit Salamanca and Elcottgill NM Gladys Halter home for summer break Rothschild Fort Wayne business visitor Herman Stern to visit Michigan City and South Bend Ted Guska to spend Fourth in Michigan City then Chicago Miss Mone Tingle guest of Cherry sisters Mrs Drake Auburn guest of Mrs Galour Sunday School class to hold reception Neva Klingler Auburn Vic star Indies Baptist church reception Mrs John Cattell improved Reneman home from Sacred Heart hospital after long illness Boyd Teeters improved after mastoiditis surgery Leor Gingery visit Hicksville Fort Wayne visitor Bernard Bakersfield Calif Fern Mullins Cleveland? local social scenes Assault case against Detective Johnson postponed Miss Tallers guests in South Bend Burke visit from South Chicago Garrett July 4 show by Gentry’s dog and pony Local shop finger injury at Baltimore & Ohio dolly bar may require amputation Smallpox quarantine on A L Wimer of Pingree Oklahoma right after pneumonia recovery
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Ind
N. Springer
Salamanca
Elcottgill
Gladys Halter
Ohio Wesleyan College
Rothschild
Fort Wayte
Wilkinson
Rendall
Ville
Herman Stern
Michigan City
South Bend
Zula Thomma
Bloomington
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Hicksvile
Ted Guska
Mies Neva Klingler
Auburn Vic
Fin
Baptist Church
Nellie Him
John Cattell
Leste Reneman
Sacred Heart Hospital
Garry
Reneman
Baltimore & Ohio
Boyd Teeters
Altour
Leor Gingeryart
Hicksville
A. F. Snyder
Fort Wayne
Mise Vitainia Patterson
Butter Airs
John Hathasday
Frank Hitcher
B. NM. Edmond
J. W. Downey
Bernard
Bakersfield
Cal
Frank Mounts
Ruth Sweeney
Jyne
Finn Burke
Chicago
William Renton
King Street
Margaret van Mieit
Auburn
Art
E. van Pieit
Gentry
John Smith
Forest Washburn
Puntry
Frank Ward
Wall Manion
A. L. Wimner
Pingree
Okla
Manion
Ava
Wimer
Garrett Young Lady Weds Kansas Machinist in Home Ceremony
A home wedding in June 28 at W edlock joins Misa Bernica Mountz of this city and Herbert Richardson of Beaumont Kansas. Rev Klessing officiated in a pink rose decorated setting with a four course breakfast. The couple plans Milwaukee and Chicago visits before settling in Beaumont Kansas.
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Chicago
Beautont
Xan
Local Kendallville Notes Mix of Visits and Events
Kendallville news items list residents traveling to Chicago Evans ton Iowa and Cleveland on visits. Fire chiefs plan to attend a Northwestern Indiana Firemen's convention in Winchester on June 29. A Lyric quartet will perform at the Tri-State Normal School in Angola under Crescent Literary club auspices. City council approves wiring licenses for William With and Ralph Thrie after review by superintendent Schaunk.
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Ind
Henriette Park
Chicago
Moraine
Pryer Wes
Fort Wayne
C. A. Thomas
Cadensburg
T. A. Redington
Evanston, IL
Cleveland
Ohio
Carl Mason
Frank Graven
Indiana
Winchester
Lyric
Angola
Tri-State Normal
Winder
Crescent Literary Club
Jamie Wilf
Bennie Bragg
Violet Shy
Mort Loomis
Lester Gleckman
J.E. McMeans
Twa
E. D. Woodles
Wiliam
City Counsil
Wilber Schauek
Ralph Thrie
Hla
Garrett Railroad Employes Picnic Planned at Lake Wawasee
June 28 report notes Brotherhood of Lacoma engineers and firemen with auxiliaries and families will travel to Lake Wawasee on Thursday for a day outing. They plan an early morning departure and return by evening with many children along.
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Brotherhood of Lacoma
Lake Wawasee
Cultivation Rules For Truck Patch Crops And Weeding
Practical guidance on regular cultivation after wet periods and in dry weather for beans melons tomatoes cucumbers sweet potatoes and other crops. Discusses hoeing shallow cultivation with cultivators sweeps and weeders, proper spacing, staking and feeding, and timing to reduce clods and promote growth while avoiding crop damage. Also notes spraying with Bordeaux in dry conditions and keeping up early cultivation as vines grow.
Edward G Hoffman for State Committee Chair
Edward G Hoffman of Fort Wayne arrived in Indianapolis and said he would accept the state Democratic chairmanship if chosen without contest. He argued a smooth election would aid party organization and garner support from fellow Democrats. Hoffman visited the Ita House and met with several Democratic officials.
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Edward G. Hoffman
Fort Wayne
C. S. Jackson
Hoffmen
Ita
Burket News Burket June 8 local notes and injuries
Mrs D T Hershner buys Knot Puller property to remodel as auto storage. J W Davis and daughter Snashing of Vicksburg are guests of Mr and Mrs MP William son. Olio Valentine injured by pitchfork spikes. recovering. Local calls, visits, and engagements include Laura Snodgrass, Emmaus trip to Indianapolis, Dr E S Vanderwark resumes rural route work after vacation. Alva Sundgrans and Clip visit Marion. Leura Snodgrass hosts. Baby girl welcomed to Fred McSherry home. Char Les relief marshal at Seunce Off Bie. Rev S F Walte attends wedding in Springfield Ohio. Mrs J F Willsor funeral services held at Palestine cemetery. Sunshine and Mrs M P Williamson visit Mrs James Eaton.
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D. T. Hershner
Knot Puller
J. W. Davis
Snashing
Vicksburg
Bmiss
MP. Williamson
Olio Valentine
Town
EL Davis
Iide
Warsaw
Laura Snodgrass
Mentone
Alva Sundgrasa
Mary
Clip
Marion
Leura Snodarass
Fred McSherry
Chas. Les
Argos
Bie
Ranseyau
Rev
F. Walte
Springfield
Ohio
Warsaw News Briefs Report Local Jottings and Legal Actions
Mary Morehouse sues Susannah Rouch et al to overturn conveyances in a suit filed in Warsaw. William D Ferris and others face a title action in a separate case. Flore Bayer’s receiver John Bayer settlement ends a claim with a preferred 500 claim. Ada Watson, patient at Lutheran hospital Fort Wayne, recovers from appendectomy. Local residents Fern Ault, L Shrockie visit relatives in Michigan. Victor Wallace of Beesburg visits Warsaw on business. Wiltam Bitter listed as seriously ill. News covers visitors from Wabash Kansas City and Fort Wayne, plus Miss Laure Snodgrass Bucket and Homer Longfellow Pringetor on business.
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Givores
Mary Morehouse
Susannah Rouch
William D. Ferris
Wellam
Nyce
Sult Agate
Charles TV
Seely
Aulet
Flore Bayer
Ada Watson
Fort Wayne
Fern
Ault
Burghasien
Mich
J. O. Coons
L. Shrockie
Niles
Victor Wallace
Beesburg
Warsaw
Wiltam Bitter
Nk Mus
Wallace Barnes
Kittle San
Wabash
Freeman
Fred ‘Trish
Aberdeen
John Trish
Laure Snodgrass
Bucket
Housewarming for Newlyweds in Columbia City
In Columbia City Indiana on June 7 the What's What club and their gentlemen friends hosted a housewarming for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Austin Overdeer at their home on North Walnut Street. The event featured social hours and refreshments as guests offered many presents to the couple and wished them a long happy life together.
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Columbia City
Ind
Austin Overdeer
Nott
Walnut Street
Lui
Frost in Wisconsin Causes Ice and Damage
Frost covered the ground this morning in parts of Wisconsin, with ice forming in small receptacles. A Tanger truck was damaged considerably. A band concert is scheduled at Robison Park Thursday evening.
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Wis
Dure
Wisconsin
Robison Park
Cool Hosiery Hosiery that fits wears and quality
Hosiery advertised as comfortable and durable promises a fit that flatters and lasts. Details emphasize quality materials, reliable sizing, and longevity for daily wear.
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