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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1911
Page
4
In a heated session the liquor bill and new constitution stalled until next week. Lawmakers debated crosswinds of policy as leaders warned of delays while committees and members argued over procedural moves and political strategy.
Market report details price ranges for various fish and seafood at the local fish mart during winter months. It notes wholesale pricing trends, demand from retailers and consumers, and mentions specific species and regional sources. The piece reflects a busy trade with typical seasonal fluctuations and regional pricing cited.
A multiplicity of freight rate disputes and shipments are raised in a special congressional examination held in a court room. The action involves Van Dimon, a Walnsty freight firm, and multiple carriers accusing overcharging and misshipment from Nomaiapork to Cleveland. Several lawsuits detail claims against the Water Haat Tar and related parties with sums cited and parties named, including Towser & Contort. The proceedings include witnesses and arguments over rate structures and contract terms.
Bleary OCR shows Rony Bilenmann resigning from the Public Works Board amid party faction tension. Mayoral aide A. Holiwaginnn is named as Republican candidate. current city clerk candidate and related staff shifts are noted. Retiring member cites desire to exit after long service. no clear cause given beyond personal reasons.
A new corporation is formed from the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction, named the Fort Wayne and Northern Traction Company. It plans to take over assets valued near 6.9 million dollars with 800 thousand dollars in guns and 40 million in preferred stock. directors include listed individuals such as Bowar and Mohr, with a March 4 close for the asset transfer. The continuation of the old line will leave 6.9 million in common stock and 1.1 million in preferred stock. Incorporators filed in Minneapolis and a permanent board to be elected soon, with a planned lease or loan for 44 million common and 2 million preferred stock.
Fragmentary report shows a transit inquiry involving West Virginia and New Orleans routes. Mentions names and places in unclear text, with references to travelers or identifiers and potential connections or stops. Content is garbled but suggests routing or movement between locations, lacking cohesive details or dates.
The article describes the old Mawmby yivar bridge near New Haven slated for demolition and replacement with a new structure opening March 4. It notes anchors of local history, the planned two-lane roadway, and future memory changes as residents recall prior crossings and the bridge’s role in daily life. Local officials including Mr Bratton and Oldfield Sillder attended a public meeting about the project.
A historic decision upholding Sunday baseball legality is reported with references to Indiana and the supreme court. The ruling confirms exemptions for certain workers while noting implications for the industry and local companies.
The Indiana Supreme Court today heard arguments on sheriff fees set by the county law, challenging charges for shaving, confinement, and discharge of officers. The court weighs the legality of an 8 dollar fee and a 20 cent per action levy, plus a 25 cent discharge fee, amid debate over proper authority and fair taxation.
A garbled transcript describes a dental exam conducted by Dr. Vavienan with references to odor and conditionality. The fragment mentions Jeffergen sehen and PARGIL BLA of Ined, with vague notes on the tenth and public safety taint. No clear patient, date, or outcome is discernible.
A sprawling murder trial roars through the courts, detailing a complex web of accusations, alibis, and testimonies. The press notes the long duration, shifting testimonies, and heavy legal maneuvering surrounding the alleged killer.
A chaotic street scene on Calhoun involves aggressive dogs and onlookers as the fracas disrupts sidewalk traffic. Several witnesses describe snarling, yelps, and scattered debris while authorities monitor the disturbance and attempt to separate the animals.
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