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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1908

Page

3

Soups and politics in Indianapolis and Fort Wayne notices

The Fort Wayne Journal and Wayne Gazette discuss subscription terms and postal concerns while Indianapolis news notes a soup distribution at Kingan’s plant and scrutiny of an anarchist paper Le Questionné Sociale for violent content, leading to revocation of second class mail privileges.

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Paper Trust Challenged by Publishers Association

A 1903 letter exchange shows Herman Ridder of the American Newspaper Publishers Association urging Congress to grant hearings and revise tariff rates on paper and pulp. Congressman Payne responds that the Ways and Means Committee will not pursue tariff revision this year due to elections and unrest.

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Labor as a Shareholder at National Biscuit Company

The Hartford Courant reports in February 1908 on worker ownership at the National Biscuit Company. About 7,600 stockholders exist, 2,396 are employees who bought 7,338 preferred shares, excluding directors. The firm’s sales rise from 4 84 051 000 to 41 802 000 in 1907, with 3,995 employee-owners, suggesting stability and broader capital participation. The company emphasizes fixed prices and open terms rather than price wars.

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Notice on Delinquent Journal Gazette Subscribers

The Journal Gazette will discontinue papers after three months in arrears under a new postal regulation effective April 1. Delinquent subscribers have been notified and urged to settle accounts before April 1 or request an extension to avoid service interruption. The paper promises to accommodate subscribers who contact the office to arrange payment.

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Gas Franchise Fight Delays Council Vote

City council debates a gas franchise contract with delay threats as members spar over reading, time to study provisions, and whether to ratify tonight. Mr. Johnson, Mr. Henry, and Mr. Baynr clash with Mr. Cook over price and length, while plans for a committee report are set amid calls to act soon.

Cook Mr. Baynr Dr. Stemen Bir. Welch J. Frank Stungavan Harrison Kinder Wres Henry Gala Bayer Johnson Henry Dy. Brielen

State Democratic Platform IX Brief

Platform criticizes Republicans and endorses Ervin for president and Kern for vice president. Promotes income tax postal savings banks pure food laws weekly pay days and worker protections. Calls for reform of taxation, waterways, Panama Canal completion, bank deposits security, city ward township option, and repeal of metropolitan policy law. Targets centralization, trusts, tariffs, and Wall Street ties.

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Old American idea of merit fuels company’s shareholder shift

The text contrasts the traditional belief that merit determines success with a modern practice of converting as many workers as possible into shareholders. It highlights a tension between enduring ideals and new corporate methods that distribute ownership among employees. The passage reflects a debate over control, structure, and the distribution of profits within the company.

Call on Ew four boy's ap ne vlateher Co

Four boys call on Ew with a vague request to betray a local company, causing concern among residents about possible theft or mischief. Authorities urge caution as uncertain circumstances surround the incident.

William J Bryan prevented riot in Wheeling address

Riot nearly broke out at a Bryan meeting in Wheeling West Virginia as two city railway cars were forced through a dense crowd. Bryan urged nonviolence and officials agreed to reroute cars to calm the scene. He urged respect for law and noted that if officials do not intervene, the public may have to endure unrest. A Patterson-Fletcher Co store visit is noted with eighty styles of topcoats offered.

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Doctors Firetrap Schools Urge Indiana Reform

An editorial by J N Hurty in the Fort Wayne Medical Journal condemns Indiana school buildings as firetraps and unsanitary. He urges immediate action, better ventilation, adjustable seating, and improved lighting, plus medical inspections to correct physical impairments among pupils.

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Public critique of cheap politicians and infant mortality in Indiana

A critical editorial argues that disaster and death drive learning for some, condemns penny-pinching politics, and denounces ignorance. It cites 1807 Indiana child deaths, claiming 90 percent were preventable and that the state’s intelligence is judged by this. It ends with a local advertisement for fabrics and patterns.

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Waterloo Minor News Roundup Indiana March 28

Local notes from Waterloo Indiana report residents traveling to New York and Pittsburgh, visits in Auburn and Decatur, and a large funeral service for Charles Voss. Updates include Mr Leas and Mrs Leas returning from Indianapolis and Decatur, Mattie DeLong caring for Miss Sylvia Daniels, and Dr Broughten’s upcoming return from Chicago.

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