Too Many State Laws On Interstate Commerce
The article discusses President Roosevelt opposing numerous state laws regulating interstate commerce and urges a unified federal program. It notes unrest in railroad securities from both high and low estates and cites discussions about state burdens on carriers. Mr Morgan, a frequent Gridiron guest, is mentioned in context of Washington satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Coun H
Washington
Barry
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt Attacks Morgan and Rogers at Gridiron Dinner
New York reports a Wall Street buzz over a Roosevelt Gridiron Club speech in Washington. The president allegedly attacked J. P. Morgan and H. H. Rogers amid a clash with Senator Foraker over government action against corporations. He warned that conservative forces will defend both rich and poor if faced with machinations by business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Washington
J. P. Morgan
H. H. Rogers
Senator Foraker
Brownsville
Morgan
Rogers
Foraker
McCumber service pension bill expands veteran benefits
The McCumber service pension law, just passed by the house after senate pace, grants $12 a month to veterans of the Mexican War or Civil War aged 62 or older, with $15 at 70 and $20 at 75. It requires only proof of service and age, with cost projected around $15 to $20 million a year, pushing the total pension roll above $150 million. Nearly 783,000 Civil War survivors were identified, with up to 100,000 uninsured on pension rolls, prompting estimates of needed funds for new claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCumber
House
Senate
Mexico
Pension Bureau
Roosevelt
Grand Army of the Republic
North Dakota
Senate Committee On Pensions
War Department
Vespasian Warner
Congress
Bad House Action Blocks Purdue Medical College Merger
The Indiana house defeated the Purdue medical college merger, a move labeled as harmful to education and public welfare. Rep Parker of Allen county is criticized for opposing the union, with a remaining chance for the measure in the house possibly faltering, despite a senate path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana House
Purdue Medical College
House
Parker
Allen County
Fort Wayne
Purdue
Senate
Representative Parker’s Loyalty Questioned by Allen County
The text criticizes Representative Parker for not promoting Allen County in the legislature, arguing his duty as a representative and citizen was to favor his home county, which the author contends he failed to do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Allen’ County
Indiana University Medical School Bill Sparks County Interest
Allen County hinges its stance on a broader purpose not tied to IU. Parker was not dispatched to the legislature to represent Indiana University but to defend constituent interests, shaping how the bill affects local priorities and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana University Medical School
Allen’ County
Parker
Indiana University
Fire Loss in 1906 Tops Nations for Deaths and Damage
Record shows about 7,060 lives lost and more than half a billion dollars of property destroyed by fire in the year ending December 31, 1906. No other country matches our bulk or per capita fire losses. The San Francisco earthquake follow-up fires pushed the annual toll above average. the long-term average has been over $200 million yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
San Francisco
Land Owners Advise Changes in State Ditch Bills
Allen county land owners propose revisions to state ditch laws in a Saturday meeting. They urge that House Bill 235 pass with changes including ending the right of three fourths owners to block a ditch by remonstrance and transferring cleaning duties to township trustees. The surveyor would inspect within five days of allotment completion and ditch work timing would shift to June through September. Kell chaired the gathering with Klashn as secretary while several speakers addressed the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County
George W. Kell
F. E. W. Klashn
Marriages Registered for Multiple Couples in City
Marriage licenses issued for several couples including John F O Connor and Edna M Johnson both 26, Albert C Keller 20 and Mary Barrey 19, Frank L Galloway 21 with Laura A Fogel 17, William McGarry 28 and Mary E Sprague 29, Edward C Whitcomb 27 and Mollie Brinkman 23, William J Koch 28 and Mary Wick 22, George Bach 26 and Elizabeth Polke 18, Clem Hartman 28 and Frances Smith 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. O'Connor
Edna M. Johnson
Albert C. Keller
Mary Barrey
Frank L. Galloway
Laura A. Fogel
William McGarry
Mary E. Sprague
Edward C. Whitcomb
Mollie Brinkman
William J. Koch
Mary Wick
George Bach
Elizabeth Polke
Clem Hartman
Frances Smith
Natal Statistics and Death Notice
Born to William Turner 2413 Oliver Street a son. Born to Rev E W Averill a girl. Born to Louis Pettit 69 Elizabeth Street a son. Born to Louis Gladian New Haven a son. Born to Frank Endinger New Haven a girl. Born to William Stellhorn New Haven a son. Mrs Mary Bowman 83 of Albion died Friday of pneumonia at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Turner
Oliver Street
E. W. Averill
Louis Pettit
Elizabeth Street
Louis Gladiant
New Haven
Frank Endinger
William Stellhorn
Mary Bowman
Albion
Prominent Fort Wayne Merchant D. S. Redelsheimer Dies in Cleveland
David S. Redelsheimer, longtime Monroeville merchant and former Fort Wayne resident, died at St. Alexis hospital in Cleveland at age 70. Born in Germany in 1836, he came to America in 1850, built a substantial general store business in Allen County, and led TD S Redelsheimer & Co. He was married to Charlotte Strass with two surviving children Rosa and Adolph. a daughter died earlier. Funeral in Cleveland, with burial in Fort Wayne Jewish cemetery after returning by Nickel Plate railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S. Redelsheimer
Monroeville
Fort Wayne
St. Alexis’ Hospital
Cleveland
F Strass
Redelsheimer
Bright
Germany
Sigmund and
Lena Redelsheimer
America
Sentinel
Thomas Tiger
Fifteenth
Ohio Volunteers
Allen County
TD. S. Redelsheimer & Co
Charlotte Strass
Rosa Strass
Adolph Redelsheimer
South
Odd Fellows
Nickel Plate Railroad
Laurent Rites Held for Longtime Allen County Farmer
Ferdinand Laurent a prominent Lake township resident died at 6 am Sunday at his daughter Mrs Dora Wentzler’s home at Barr and East Wayne streets age 82 Born in France June 14 1824 he came to America in 1845 and to Indiana in 1864 Surviving include four sons four daughters ten grandchildren and siblings Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at Arcola Catholic church with burial at the family homestead near Hadley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Laurent
Lake Township
Dora Wentzler
Barr
East Wayne Streets
Laurent
Hadley
Allen County
France
America
Frenchtown
Indiana
Mr. Laurent
Pauline Badeaux
Mr. Lourent
Louisa Bercot
Fort Wayne
August. Lourent
Fred Lourent
Oklahoma
Frank J. Lourent
Blackford County
Julian Lourent
Louisa van Dewater
Josephine Geller
Plymouth
Ind
Victor Lourent
West
J. Porshhe
Crawford County
Louis Lourent
Sam McDonald
Arcola
McDonald
Mrs Eliza Rodgers McQuiston Pioneer Resident Dies at 90
Mrs Eliza Rodgers McQuiston widow of John McQuiston aged 90 died at 5 Saturday evening at Wells and Second streets Allen county pioneer since 1837 wife of early settler six children survive Jane William H Wilson Allen P Edward L Benjamin ten grandchildren Presbyterian church member. Frank B Burnett 64 dies Sunday night at 1327 Scott avenue from dropsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Rodgers McQuiston
John McQuiston
Allen County
Wells and
Second Streets
McQuiston
Virginia
Ohio
Jane McQuiston
William H., Wilson
Allen P
Edward L
Benjamin McQuiston
Frank B. Burnett
Scott Avenue
Bur
Burnett Dies. Wabash Freight Clerk Rooted in Indiana
Nett Burnett, aged about 70, died leaving wife Mrs Hitzemann and daughter Miss Ora Burnett of this city. A Wabash freight house checkman for thirteen years, Burnett was born in Tuscarawas county Ohio on June 26 1855 and moved to Indiana in 1872. He married Dorothy Bieghler in Nine Mile in 1877. He was a member of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 9 AM from the residence and later from Five Points Church with Rev J M Canse officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Canse
Death of Mrs. Marthe Hassinger at 52 in Creighton Ave home
Mrs. Marthe A. Hassinger widow of William Hassinger died at 2 p.m. Sunday at her daughter Mrs. Pearl Minser’s home 1525 Hast Creighton avenue aged 52 from a complication of diseases. She was born August 14 1854 in LaGrange County and is survived by three children Mrs. Minnie Matthias Elkhart Pearl Minser and William H. Hassinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthe A. Hassinger
William Hassinger
Pearl Minser
Hast Creighton Avenue
Hassinger
Lagrange County
Minnie Matthias
Elithart
William H. Hassinger
Payne youth dies after appendix operation
Jackson A Burk age 19, son of Mr and Mrs George Burk of Payne Ohio, died at 8 a m Monday at St Joseph hospital after an operation for appendicitis. He had suffered the illness two weeks and was brought to the city for treatment on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson A Burk
George Burk
Payne
Ohio
St. Joseph Hospital
Obituary for Mrs Harkless and Family Support
The obituary notes a widow with an infant son and a mother Mrs Harkless and a brother Arthur Harkless of the city. Funeral service is scheduled Monday at 2 30 PM from Mrs Bates home 455 East Taber Street officiated by Rev Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Harkless
Arthur Harkless
Bates
East Taber Street
Miller
Mrs Lydia Castle Dies of Tuberculosis at Home
Mrs Lydia Ann Castle wife of William Castle died Sunday night at the family home 2129 Hanna Street from tuberculosis. Husband and two sons survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Ann Castle
William Castle
Hanna Street
Infant Lena Busse Dies at One Month in Lake Township
Lena Busse infant daughter of Mr and Mrs August Busse of Lake Township died Thursday afternoon from exhaustion at one month and six days. Funeral services from the residence Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Busse
August Busse
Lake Township
Death of Alberta Smith a baby adopted daughter
Alberta Smith, adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs Smith of 1705 Roch Street, died early Friday morning at eight months old. The death occurred Saturday morning at 10 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Smith
Mrs Hannah A Starkey Dies in Fort Wayne Morning
Friends in Fort Wayne were Saturday advised of the death of Mrs. Hannah A Starkey widow of the late C L Starkey which occurred this morning at 11 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Hannah A. Starkey
C. L. Starkey
Death notices Ida Steele 22 dies of tuberculosis
Miss Ida Amelia Steele daughter of Mrs Susan Steele of 2120 Maumee avenue died at 10 a m Monday from tuberculosis at age 22 She is survived by her mother three brothers and two sisters She was a member of the First Methodist Episcopal Church Interment will occur at Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Amelia Steele
Susan Steele
Maumee Avenue
Miss Steele
M. E. Church
Decatur
Death of Charlotte Cooke at county infirmary
Charlotte Cooke aged 50 died at 7 Sunday morning in the county infirmary where she had resided as an inmate for twenty years. She had been totally blind for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Cooke
Revenue Apportionment Returns and Dividing County Funds
The county auditor reports the apportionment of revenue by township including enumeration counts, congressional, common school, local taxation, and liquor license revenues with totals for each area. The city of Fort Wayne and multiple towns contribute to a county total of 87 278.65, with per capita figures noted and no funds transferred to neighboring counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turtlen
Allen County
George W. Lindemuth
Warne
Schoss
Washington
Tocal
Springfield
Congressional
St. Joseph
Perry
Madison
Monroe
Marion
Nquor
Maumee
Milan
Lake
Jefferson
Eel River
Adams
Scipio
Lafayette
Jackson
Monroeville
New Haven
Shirley
City of Fort Wayne
Alen County
Death of Isaac G Spaulding at Fort Wayne Home
Isaac Gilman Spaulding 55 died suddenly at his son in law William Mason’s home 1045 Wall street Wednesday night. Coroner’s inquiry cites nephritis. A painter and paperhanger by trade, he had recently moved from Mississippi and lived with his daughter in law while his wife and younger children visited Wisconsin. Surviving wife and five children include Earl G. Spaulding Fort Wayne Burton S. Spaulding at Camp Columbia Cuba Arthur and Frances D. Spaulding in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Gilman Spaulding
William S. Mason
Wall Street
Stults
Spaulding
Fort Wayne
Mississippi
Manston
Wis
W. S. Mason
Earl G. Spaulding
Burton S
Camp Columbia
Cuba
Arthur and
Frances D. Spaulding
Wisconsin
Widow Margaret Young Dies at 88 in Hope Hospital
Mrs. Margaret Young widow of Stephen Young pioneer Allen county resident died at 9 30 PM Wednesday at Hope hospital after more than two years of illness. Survived by five children John Walkerton Amos J Tillman J L Desmond Indianapolis and Mrs J E Probst Chicago. Remains moved to Tillman C Young 3203 Lafayette street. Funeral services Friday at 1 30 PM from the residence and Lindenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Young
Stephen Young
Allen County
Hope Hospital
Young
John Young
Walkerton
Amos J. and
Tillman Young
J. L. Desmond
Indianapolis
J. E. Probs
Minnie Gowen Dies at 28 in St Mary's Avenue Home
Mrs Minnie Gowen wife of William Gowen died at 8 30 Thursday morning at the family home 806 St Marys Avenue age 28 Surviving husband two children Mary and Harry Gowen and brothers and sisters Charles William Edward Kleinschmidt Mrs Mary Krauskopf Mrs Millie Hornung Miss Lizzle and Miss Clara Kleinschmidt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Gowen
William Gowen
St. Mary’s Avenue
Mary
Harry Gowen
Charles
William
Edward Kleinschmidt
Mary Krauskopf
Millie Hornung
Lizzle
Clara Kleinschmidt
Mrs Moynihan 90 Dies After Illness at St Joseph
Mrs Johanna Moynihan aged 90, mother of Martin H Moynihan and Andrew J Moynihan of the Journal Gazette, died at 4 15 Thursday afternoon of paralysis at St Joseph hospital where she had lived fourteen years. Born in Ireland she came to Fort Wayne with her husband the late Martin Moynihan. Survived by two sons and six other children previously, eight in total. Widely known among older residents and esteemed citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Moynihan
Martin H. Moynihan
Andrew J. Moynihan
The
Journal-Gazette
St. Joseph Hospital
Moynihan
Ireland
Fort Wayne
Martin Moynihan
Death of Miss Alice Tourney at 15 After Illness
Miss Alice Tourney aged 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs August Tourney 69 Baltes avenue died Friday morning after an extended illness The flood damaged home forced rescue by boat The survivors include the parents six sisters and three brothers Funeral services will be Monday at 9 from the Cathedral interment at Leo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Tourney
August Tourney
Baltes Avenue
Josephine Bremer
Agnes
Lulu
Edna
Louise
Gladys
Edward
Andy and
Albert Tourney
Leo
A Guaranteed Pile Cure Claim for PAZO OINTMENT
An advertisement asserts PAZO OINTMENT cures piles itching bleeding and protruding in 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee. Users may obtain a refund if not cured. The ad emphasizes quick relief and a 50 cent price point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jugeists
Death of Mrs Leaman at St Joseph Hospital
The death of Mrs. Charles Leaman of 2002 Fairfield Avenue occurred Friday at 10 am in St. Joseph hospital from blood poisoning linked to a recent illness. She was 19 and a resident near West Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leaman
Fairfield,ave
St. Joseph Hospital
Leaman
Jefferson Street
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate Administratrix
Notice names Beliza Be Antrup as administratrix of Frederick W Antrup estate in Allen County Indiana likely insolvent. Attorney Daniel B Ninde W6 21 listed for estate. Also notices final settlement for Charles Auger estate in Allen Circuit Court Fort Wayne Indiana set for February 16 1907 with Louis B Auger executor and Joseph N Mason clerk. Vesey Vesey attorneys for estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Antrup
Allen County
Indiana
Beliza BE. Antrup
Daniel B. Ninde
Charles Auger
Allen
Fort Wayne
Louis B. Auger
Botanne Hs State
Joseph N. Mason
Allen Circuit Court
VESEY
Markets Report From The Chicano Market Chicago Feb 5
Wheat and corn futures opened firm on higher Liverpool prices and northwest receipts. May wheat at 78 3 4 to 78 3 4 cents. May corn at 46 1 2 to 46 3 4 cents. oats active with May at 39 1 2 to 40 cents. Pork futures higher. lard steady. ribs unchanged. Toledo prices show cash wheat at 80 1 4 cents with May at 78 4 cents. corn May 47 1 2 cents. pork May at 17 72 1 2, lard 10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwest
Liverpool
T&tgc
Minneapolis
Duluth
May
Fort Wayne
Barr Street
Bush & Co
Weil Brothers & Co
Seth
Chicago and New York Market Reports Feb Five
Chicago Market reports strong cheese and steady butter and eggs with prices across daisies twins and young Americas lines. New York Market notes firm butter cheese with varied grades and large receipts. eggs steady with Pennsylvania and western firsts priced up to 28 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania
Embarking John Barry Enters Village Drug Trade
John Barry of Larwill will enter the local drug business in that village, signaling a new enterprise in the area. Market notes from Chicago Cincinnati East Buffalo Pittsburg and Fort Wayne list varied commodity prices and livestock quotes, with hogs and cattle showing strength in several markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barry
Larwill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fic Weekly Sentinel
EK. Hackett
Swednesday
Mr. Morgan
Washington Newspaper Correspondent’s Club
Aa Ly Mae
Allen County Committee
Natal Statistics
Sporting Goods
F. M. Smith &0
Cahou
Lourent
M'Quiston
BURK
Castle
BUSSE
Starkey
Goowen
Wuarua
Grain and Provisions
Toledo
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburg
Tresselt & Sons
Shorts
J. T. Johnson
K. Bush
East
Columbia Street
Howenstein & Crouse
Eckart Packing Co
Arkat
Hocking Valley
Massillon
Pocahontas
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