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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1908
Page
11
George M. McConnell surveys the 1876 presidential contest from postwar reactions to war fatigue and monetary panics. He discusses Blaine Hayes Tilden and the creation of an electoral commission, arguing Congress overstepped constitutional bounds and the presidency finally crowned Hayes.
Attorney General Bonaparte at the Hotel Aspinwall voiced concern over the appeals limit in criminal cases after the U S court of appeals reversed Judge Landis and fined Standard Oil. He urged cautious action and urged persuasive measures to enforce interstate commerce laws and deter future lawbreakers.
In New York Judge Peter S. Grosscup of Chicago says he will ignore Roosevelt's remark on his Standard Oil decision. He tours the White Mountains with the Gurleys and discusses his views on corporations, arguing they are here to stay and should be securely reconstructed to invite investment.
Sir Jdartin discusses expectations for the thoroughbred market with cautious optimism about future value and demand, noting potential shifts in racing industry trends and investment interest.
President Roosevelt will make no comment on Judge Peter S. Groscup of the court of appeals remarks made Thursday night regarding the president's conduct. The statement remains unaddressed as the nation awaits official response.
Reports show damage from Thursday night's storm across the county. A barn owned by Henry Krumbichtle of St. Joseph township was destroyed, with $600 insured. John Ringenberger of Milan township saw severe damage though not a fire. Cattle losses were reported by Manford Knapp of Perry township and Charles J. Thiele of Pleasant township.
Three automobile parties visited Claypool on Wednesday seeking gasoline to recharge their cars but could not obtain fuel.
Special to The Sentinel Richmond July 25 Sylvian A Lee a hypnotist and resident at 305 South Fourth Street is recovering from a nervous condition after overstudy in occult science led him to induce a trance that left him unconscious for an hour his wife alarmed and believing him dead Heat and auto hypnosis studies cited as triggers Mrs Lee notes his recent tour of the south amid constant mental strain A fireman in the wings observed Lee in trance and Lieutenant Taylor fell under the hypnotist’s power during the act
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