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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1907
Page
2
The article portrays Senator Foraker facing a strenuous race for reelection in Ohio amid anti-Foraker blocs. It notes shifting state politics as Taft looms, the April convention timeline, and competing factions within the Republican party and press.
The article discusses proposals for a maximum and minimum tariff as a remedy for trade issues caused by the Dingley Act. Secretary Root urges broad extension of foreign commerce and favors a system of tariffs that allows reciprocity. He argues the United States must adopt a maximum and minimum tariff to respond to other nations’ policies while aiding self governing Cuba.
The article criticizes Governor Swettenham of Jamaica for refusing US aid and asking Admiral Davis to withdraw from shore after the Kingston disaster. It praises the US response as prompt and helpful, noting British press regret over the incident and the relief work by Davis, his marines, and medical teams.
The piece urges Allen County legislators to back Purdue medical school in Lafayette, noting Fort Wayne pride and strong local ties. It highlights Fort Wayne origin of much of the Purdue medical school and credits local leaders with early realization of the long-held goal.
An old boxing era piece praises the stomach as the key vulnerable spot and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for stomach digestion catarrh and general digestion cures. It touts a booklet and a medical adviser, highlighting alcohol-free ingredients and buffalo new york origin.
A long dispute highlights Indiana and Purdue over a proposed medical department. Indiana opposed sharing funds for two medical schools and urged supporting only Purdue. The debate reflects broader tensions in state politics and higher education.
There are others than little Peterin who, when it is all over, will rear the record of a famous victory and wonder what it was all about.
A advertisement claims to cure nervous debility weakness lost vitality weak vigor drains early decay varicocele stricture prostatic troubles kidney bladder urinary diseases. It promises permanent relief from blood poison sores ulcers swollen glands and chronic nervous troubles and invites free symptom lists by mail for treatment.
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