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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1908
Page
2
Fragmented text discusses Republicans and peace, mentions Bryan and campaign tours, and references a debate over treaty terms. The garbled lines hint at political struggle, calls for restraint, and a focus on preserving dignity amid conflict.
A fragmentary voice argues the church should stay out of politics yet condemns religious entanglement in public life. It singles out Henry Cabot Cannon era figures, noting how Methodist supporters and church leaders influenced Indiana politics and urging consistency across faith and governance.
The piece argues voters oppose hugin and intrussing candidates for campaign ends and questions whether officials deserve salaries funded by taxes. It notes debates over reducing pay and the role of party committees in financing offices and campaigns. The text references candidates, judges, and political dynamics without graphic detail.
Mrs Marshall Field Jr widow of the late Marshall Field quieted in London and wed A Drummond before society. The ceremony followed a registry office rite and only four attended including the bride’s two sons secretary Wadsworth and the duke of Westminster. Drummond, 36, a polo player, has long known Mrs Field and now gains a Hartfordshire estate, with Mrs Field pursuing public life and social duties in England.
A Indiana judge rebukes a committee for attempts to fund campaigning, denies authority for targeted assessments, and argues courts must remain independent while urging a public fund to convict money handlers in elections. The exchange stresses judicial integrity and political neutrality amid pressure from campaign interests.
A jagged OCR fragment mentions Thomas Wickwire and a statement attracting notice in a town context. It hints at a public or political sphere with references to individuals like Trent Wayne and local figures. The text is garbled, but implies discourse among locals and possible investigative interest.
Thez Ievans petitions for divorce and alimony from Peral C. Evans on grounds of cruelty. Ballou and Hoffman represent the petitioner. Mary A Blabus also seeks divorce from Canned Mais, with complaint filed by McAdams & Hartzell and Conrad Bayneyer Sr. suing. Conrad Kammerer Jr. sues for possession of real estate. P G Colerick represents Lucinda Zu ver et al in foreclosure of mortgage for 8750. Edmunds Electric Company sues Julius Arnstein to recover 2 on a mechanic's lien. Levi H McAfee obtained a $485 judgment against Morris Goldberg in the circuit court. W A Ferris qualified notary public before Couns Clerx Mason, commissioned by the state.
In San Francisco on Thanksgiving Eve 190?, promoter Judi Gleagan secured a match between Papke and Ketchel for a third fight. Negotiations with Ketchel’s manager J. Hanra and others indicate an official agreement soon, with Ketchel reportedly training to be in prime form for the bout. Gate receipts from Los Angeles in March reached $18,000.
An unusual sworn statement appears in this August edition noting dates August 7 and August 15 319 with references to a notary public OSCAR tH PL Bh Ling and a manager MH Mourtuaran. The document is signed by a notary and mentions a commission examination and sworn details dated the day of August with a party named MOURTUAN involved.
Two thousand Georgians heard John Tesrinie Graves named a nominee of the Independence party for president at an Atlanta theater. William Randolph Hearst and other party leaders were greeted with cheers as Clarence J. Shearn introduced speakers and the crowd sang Dixie.
An opaque report describes engineers and a union event with references to leadership and a recent election. Text notes a gathering, mentions a Grand Chief Stone, and hints at a closing ceremony and remarks from a bystander or attendee.
In Rome ten thousand Catholics received a blessing from Lemme as an organist played serenely throughout the ceremony. Cardinal Vancuttelli stood on the platform with Archbishop Bourne the primate of Spain and Cardinals Gibbons Logue among other prelates. The Duke and Duchess of Norfolk and Lords Louth and Kerr were present as guests passed before the legate who greeted them with a smile and bow.
A proposed twelve story building costing up to 21.9 million including land, with a 2800 to 3000 seat auditorium for engineers meetings and entertainments. Plans to start after the Detroit biennial convention in March 1910, aiming to attract a Cleveland delegation for a steamer charter.
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