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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1907

Page

2

Pure Food Law Explains Adulteration Penalties and Labels

The article outlines the Pure Food Law effective January law details. It defines adulteration in foods medicines and liquors, labeling requirements, penalties up to 596 dollars or imprisonment up to one year, with harsher fines for repeat offenses. It lists prohibited substances and misbranding rules including weight and content statements, and clarifies labeling terms for mixed materials and imitation goods.

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Shaw's Year End Report by Secretary Shaw

Secretary Shaw releases a year end Treasury report showing a large deficit and rising expenditures. The document cites increased public works spending, revenue gaps, and a sharp jump in total outlays for the current year amid accounting irregularities and accounting of internal finances.

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Unclear captioned figures on national debt and cash balance

The text presents fragmented figures on the national treasury including totals of 18 million, 7759 million, and 85 million with mentions of a 35 million and 14 million balance. It references deficits, revenues over expenditures, and a stock of cash around 40 million to 81 million amid wartime and economic concerns without coherent context or complete facts.

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Canned meat trade figures show 1904 gains and 1905 drop

A foreign trade report details American canned meat exports through September 1905, citing 1904 first eight months at 297,157 dollars and 1905 totals at 4,042,749 dollars. The report notes broader meat exports to Germany, Central America, and South Africa, with bacon and beef sales to various regions and impacts of press coverage on trade.

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Trade mark registration and market control debate rages

A tangled editorial section discusses trade mark law and the impact on store owners and speculators, outlining how marks protect property while alleging battles over direct purchase fees. It references the Macaua Chamber of Commerce and broader U S practices, notes state law reach in Texas counties, and mentions figures like Senator Benegidee and Governor Humphreeson in a wide, period voice.

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Fragmentary Political Talks and Projects Across States

Fragmented OCR text outlines debates on appointive reforms, registration rules, and statewide infrastructure plans. Mentions Indiana, Wisconsin, Tennessee, and Washington, plus figures like Roosevelt and Lawton, with notes on voter registration timing and proposed commissions amid national political shifts.

Matilda Bisches Dies After Long Illness in Milan County

Matilda Bisches, aged eighty three, longtime resident of Milan county, died at home Thursday after a period of infirmities. She was widow of Giovanni Hey and lived in the neighborhood where she spent her life. Survived by three children, Mrs. John H. Gueglein and Diederich and Henry Bischott.

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Milford Strader 20 Day-Old Child Dies After Convulsions

The infant Milford Strader, 20 days old, died Wednesday after convulsions. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 PM from the parents’ residence, Rev Wagenhals officiating, with burial in Lindenwood Cemetery. Surviving are the parents Mr and Mrs William Andrew Strader and siblings Mrs Hinnshe Colling of Payne Ohio and Grin and Versi Sherrick of this city. The family previously resided at 140 Lafayette Street.

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Wolgamot Family Man Dies in Moan Streetville

John R. Quinlan, 75, pioneer resident of Moan Streetville, died Thursday morning after a long illness. Surviving are widow and four children, including Walter Ey, John B., Harry P., and Mary M. Ewsleman, plus a sister Mrs. Nedie Aundeyson.

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Bueter Child Passes Away in Adams Township

Salina Bueter aged eight and a half, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hernan Bueter of Adams Township near the city, died Saturday morning at 2 30 in the County House. She attended St Marys School and was very popular with her classmates.

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Death Notice From Spain Survived by Large Family

APASR Wumblaton Spain veteran nf We svi war and 19 years of ney died Sauing wight at Gatelech on Min resi leuce 912 Eohert vente cont aficntin of diseases Surviving relatives include the with and ten childrut all of whom really Uteen with the exception of two boss who are in the ars Funeral sevelers Montag pitetscon from the Tesifence Interment in the Ueorond centelarr

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Prominent Salem Singer Dies After Long Illness

Wise Almecht Wyss longtime Salem resident and church member died Sunday night at Bu Rochus hospital from throat consumption after years of suffering. A native of Rohrbach Switzerland he came to the city in 1882 and worked at the Packard factory. Known for his singing he belonged to Concordia Lodge porters Concordia singing society and several civic groups. Survived by a daughter Mrs Charles Albrech and sons Carl and Fred two arrwa Bomm and four younger children. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2:30 from the daughter's residence on Saet Lowie street. church members planned to attend.

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Resident Dies After Long Illness at Lindenwood Catortery

A resident of Lindenwood passes away after a prolonged illness described as gradual weakness. Survived by a son Charles and a widow Mrs Stenger, services set for Tuesday at 2 PM from the residence with Rev A K Zortman officiating. Burial at Lindenwood Cemetery.

Henry Pindorf Dies at Sixty Two After Illness

Henry Pindorf a laborer and county resident for thirty years died Monday morning at 2 20 from complications of diseases after a short illness. He came from Germany and had lived in the area six years. The funeral will be Tuesday at 10 from Beheunwny Undertaking. Rev. Watabsgance to officiate. Burial in local cemetery. The body was prepared by Talerman.

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Markle dies at 88 in Grabill area

Charles Markie Markle an Ald resident of Tedar Creal townaalp died at his home west of Grabus from a stroke. Born in Prussia in 1818, he was 88 at death. Funeral services were held at the Mennonite church in Grabill with Rev B G Carrington officiating and Rev Roth assisting the burial in Sciplo cemetery.

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Infant dies in Mayville area amid confusion

Ferndanette, infant daughter of Arn and Gertrude Gilford, died in Mayville amid a reported illness. Funeral services were led by Rev. White at the MP church with interment in the old cemetery at Mayville. Abraham J. Tits died Monday after an illness at home of his pastor Mr and Mrs Morria Hing in the Holling MIT district. Surviving kin and the precise details are unclear in the fragmentary notice.

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Blake Child Dies After Operation In Indiana City

Tamer William Blake infant son of Mr and Mrs Blake of Bde atton Indiana died at Haya hospital Tuesday shortly after 12 40 noon following an operation for minture He was brought to the city from Tigerian July night and will be interred at Payne

Tamer William Blake

Natal Statistics Report: Numerous Birth Notices

A string of birth announcements from a historical newspaper notes many newborns born to families across several streets and towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. William Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. D. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Ze Lender, and others, with daughters and sons listed amid varied local addresses.

Marriage Licenses Notice From Local Authorities

A local notice lists multiple marriage license applications with names and occupations such as George Hazelett a meat cutter aged 88 and Bernice af Wing a bookkeeper, William Celtel 23 farmer, Theoore Holsctee 26 tarner, and Maury Burbhett 34, plus several other pairs and varied professions. The readable fragments reference numerous individuals and prospective unions in a chaotic OCR excerpt.

George Hazelett Bernice Af. Wing William ©. Celtel Farmer A. Johnson Theoore Holsctee Tarner Maury Burbhett John Zahl Waggle Jengachel Anna Gleary Joseph ¥. Alter Ganglana Temergany Georgi C. Borden Ramenter

Unclear entry on George P Lehr and past employer noted

Fragmentary text references George P Lehr and a former employer in Pennsylvania. The passage is garbled with missing words and illegible phrases, preventing a coherent summary of person, event, or date.

Markets Iran and Provinions Chicago Market

Market items from Chicago and St Louis sections show mixed activity across grain, hogs, cattle, and dairy. Wheat, corn, oats futures drifted with May and July positions while pork, lard, and ribs traded briskly. receipts and cash prices reflect uneven demand and regional price shifts.

Fort Wayne Market Prices From Late 19th Century Grain and Livestock Listings

The Fort Wayne markets page lists a broad array of goods including apples butter eggs potatoes cornmeal and various grain and livestock quotations. Prices are given per unit with items like wheat corn rye oats and hay alongside meat and poultry values and regional supplier names such as Mayflower Mills and Wise.

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