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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1908
Page
2
A garbled 1308 diary entry references Thanksgiving preparations in Germany and Britain while noting a murder lull in South Bend. It discusses state measures on foot and mouth disease, township option debates, and court records thefts affecting government prosecutions, with commentary on Prohibition era figures and academic predictions about futures.
The piece discusses Indiana Senate candidates and party harmony, highlighting John E. Lenins and Hofman as pivotal figures, with Marshale urged as a unifying choice. It includes Governor-elect X Marshall’s Thanksgiving sentiments praising Indiana’s citizenry and hopes for a high minded legislature.
An Indiana newspaper editorial argues that the constitution defines alien voting qualifications as those over twenty one who have resided one year in the United States and are naturalized. It questions a Democratic legislature's attempt to permit aliens to vote after first papers and cites the Indiana Supreme Court on fixed qualifications. The piece notes confusion over constitutional intent and legislative power.
A six hour auto race feature ends with Wagner edging Weiner by fifty six seconds after a late tire change and a burst tube. Fritz Enswin suffered injuries in a crash involving German Benz No 18 as crowds watched the dramatic finish with racing legends like Wenszara competing for the Narmraf trophy and prize money.
A testimony from Mrs. R L Harrod of Muncie Indiana extols Williams Pink Pills as a remedy after doctors failed. She describes severe anemia with breathlessness, palpitations, and fatigue improving after taking six boxes, and urges others with impoverished blood to act. A free booklet on anemia is offered.
The readable text fragment mentions 1896 events and a list of names and times in a distorted ledger. It references Waanner, Speen ear, replica items, and hours per line but lacks coherent context or a clear event description.
The Majestic presents East Lynne this afternoon and evening plus Saturday matinee and night. The production features Wrightsington and Our Own Stock Company with scenic artistry by Goris mand and a cast including Hunting ton and Nicholsyn in key roles. The show promises stronger staging and a revived classic as audiences await the new interpretation at the Majestic.
The report lauds Marshall for dedication to duties and contrasts him with Governor Henry and other leaders. It notes Marshall’s undivided devotion and rightful approach to public service, highlighting support for his creative efforts and steadfast conduct.
The production presents Skeezick the clever streetwise youth in Hardscrabble, with a self confident mocking wit and fearless charm. He navigates a brisk comic plot with slang filled banter and keen intuition. The show also highlights a Rus sian immigrant waif and a featured dance number led by Gus Edwards troupe from Circle Theatre New York City.
The Temple performances today feature Papelli tease acts with ladies and children, while Galotti's monkeys close the show. Yesterday, crowded audiences filled the hall as the junior troupe impressed. management plans to begin new acts soon.
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Sensational Paris rumors swirl around high circles after Madame Steinheil confesses to newspaper men and implicates Alexandr Wolff in the Steinheil murder. Wolff denies guilt. officials reveal renewed investigations and possible further revelations as France watches a long shadow over Faure era politics.
The Paris press links President Faure’s death to Madame Steinheil claiming she met him in the Swiss Alps during maneuvers. Reports allege she formed alliances after Mirourd’s death and that anti Semites discussed involvement. Journals accuse officials of stifling inquiry to protect reputations.
A garbled court chronicle shows Lamphere found guilty of Arsok charges after a lengthy trial. The jurors weighed witnesses and erratic testimony as defense and prosecution clashed over responsibility and intent. The verdict sparks debate about justice and reforms in the judiciary.
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