Day cites Roosevelt as dangerous anarchism in oil message
Syracuse university chancellor James R. Day brands the Roosevelt administration as an amazing blunder and warns that attacks on corporate business and court decisions threaten the republic. He urges adherence to constitutional processes and courts, comparing antibusiness rhetoric to czarist tyranny.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Standard Oil
Roosevelt
James R. Day
Syracuse University
Standard Oil Company
Dr. Day
Republic
United States
New York Central Railroad
White House
America
Russia
Siberia
Foley's Honey and Tar endures in war against consumption
All nations strive to curb the white plague and Foley's Honey and Tar is promoted as a safe, certain remedy for coughs and colds, claimed to prevent consumption. The advertisement urges asking for Foley's Honey and Tar and to insist on it, with Drejer & Bro. named as sellers.
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Foley
Drejer & Bro
Guiteau Juror Near Death From Wasting Disease
Washington May 8 William Bright one of the two surviving jurors who tried Guiteau is near death from a wasting disease after being subjected to a spectacular curse by Garfield's assassin.
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Washington
William Bright
Guiteau
Garfield
Guaranteed Cure Piles with PAZO OINTMENT
Cure claim for piles itching bleeding and protruding piles using PAZO OINTMENT. Druggists are told to refund money if it fails to cure in 6 to 14 days. Claims include itching bleeding and blindness wording.
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Bbc
New wallpaper varieties and prices at Hull's store
L O Hull advertises a wide range of wallpaper at 30 Caltoun Street with diverse styles and price points. The notice highlights new stock and encourages shoppers to visit for selection and deals.
Wider latitude in Russia as censorship eases
AP dispatch from St. Petersburg notes new freedom in publishing after strict bans. Memoirs of Catherine I and Dashkoff appear abroad but now reach Russian readers, with vivid depictions of court life, including Elizabeth, Peter II, and Catherine III. A magazine prints the Alexander II assassination with portraits of the culprits. A new sketch by Leonid Andreïff, The Governor, probes a provincial official who ordered troops to fire on workers and faces revolutionary judgment, signaling a shift toward political literature.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Catherine I
Dashkoff
Elizabeth
Peter TI
Catherine UI
Russia
Alexander TV
Yakutsk
All Russia
Leonid Andreiff
Gorky
Fort Wayne to Host 1907 Encampment Delegation
A city veterans committee met at city hall and advanced plans to land the 1907 state encampment for Fort Wayne. Mayor Hosey will lead a 300 businessman delegation to Lafayette on May 22 with a special train. Nearby cities Huntington, Bluffton, Monroeville, Auburn, and Columbia City will send delegations to support Fort Wayne’s bid. The group is confident Fort Wayne will host the encampment.
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Fort Wayne
Hosey
Lafayette
Huntington
Bluffton
Monroeville
Auburn
Columbia City
Tyrolean Queen May Show by Luther Society at St John’s
The Luther Society of St John’s Lutheran church announces its annual May entertainment “The Tyrolean Queen” to be staged May 10. Martin Einsiedel directs scenery and lighting. Prof. Wm Wiggert, with committee John Immel Fred Schmidt Arthur Young Albert Gollmer Geo Braun, organizes the event with cast and choruses listed, and the program includes Our Triumphant Flag, The Bridal Party, Tyrolean Queen operetta scenes, and Americus march between acts.
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Luther Society
St. John's Lutheran Church
Martin Einsiedel
Wm. Wiggert
John Immel
Fred W. Schmidt
Arthur Young
Albert Gollmer
Geo. Braun
Clara Dannecker
Ada Trautmann
Carrie Einsiedel
Jennie Braun
Amelia Rothenberger
Anna Diener
Emma Beck
Flora Benz
Minnie Huser
Clara Reiling
Emma Goeglein
Messrs
Albert Whlozworth
Harry Schmidt
Carl Schmidt
Elma Young
Wiizabeth Neeb
Lillian Streicher
Odelia Greinke
Tille Wefel
Louise Kaade
Alice Well
Minnie Schwartz
Tillie Immel
Phillipine Schmidt
Rose Eisenacher
Emma Relling
Minnie Wiedmann
Elsa Schacher
Alma Rothenberger
Ada Welker
Marie Beck
Carrie Wefel
Leona Figel
Myrtle Miller
Tena Masel
Ashes of Helga Peabody Buried at Western College
The founder Helga Peabody of the Western College for Women was interred at the college in Hamilton Ohio. Eight hundred students formed the funeral procession as the copper box bearing her ashes, delayed by the San Francisco disaster, was finally laid to rest.
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Hamilton
Helga Peabody
The
Western College For Women
Pasadena
Calif
San Francisco
Leprosy Germ Carried by Bedbugs, Claims Letter
A Toronto report states Dr. Morgan received a letter claiming Dr. W J Goddhue, doctor superintendent at Molokai leper settlement, has discovered the leprosy agent in mosquitoes and associated insects after years of clinical bacteriological and chemical study. The letter asserts a breakthrough on transmission via vectors.
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Toronto
Ont
Morgan Aay
W. J.goddhue
Molokai
Hawaii
Hard Coal Mining To Resume Monday
In Scranton Pennsylvania on May 8 the anthracite miners convention ratified extending the 1902 strike commission award for three more years to March 31, 1909. Notices from coal companies announced work would resume next Monday.
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Scranton
New York
John Mitchell
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and Hudson, Erie, Pennsylvania Coal and
Scranton Coal Companies
Agreement Reached Extends Anthracite Strike Settlement
New York May 8 coal operators and eastern Pennsylvania mineworkers sub committee reached a three year extension of the strike commission award. The deal preserves reemployment for nonviolent miners and aims to formalize regular agreements. Ratification by the Scranton district convention is expected. Work may resume Monday. six weeks of suspension has cost about 5 million tons in output.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Mitchell
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Conciliation Board
George F. Baer
E. B. Thomas
W. JH. Truesdale
David Willcox
Joen Jake
Morris Williams
P. D. Nicholas
John Mitchell
W. Dettrey
John Dempsey
John Fahy
John P. Gallagher
Once Street Commissioner B J Hutker Dies in Cecil
Bernard J Hutker an early Fort Wayne resident and former streets commissioner died in Cecil Ohio April 25 at age 81 4 9 born in Hanover Germany came to America in 1838 lived in Fort Wayne later owned a farm in the county married twice and had eleven children four with first wife and seven with second widow survives with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Mothers are urged to use Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup for teething children as the best remedy.
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Bernard J. Hutker
Cecil
Ohio
Hanover
Germany
America
Fort Wayne
Hutker
Mark Ann Dinklague
Theresa Nuttle
Lizzie Wertzberger
Decatur
Mary Margaret
Anna Sapp
Garrett
Mary Brothers
Henry Hutker
New Wallpaper Offers at L O Hulls Calhoun Street
New wall coverings available with a range of styles and prices at L O Hulls located at 830 Calhoun Street. Shop for patterns, textures, and finishes to suit any room and budget with in store assistance.
Two Million Little Children Starving
A newspaper note cites John Spargo and his book The Bitter Cry of the Children, highlighting widespread under feeding of American children aged five to fourteen. It promotes Malta Vita as nutritious malted wheat food aiding digestion and growth, urging grocers to stock it at ten cents.
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John Spargo
Mr. Spargo
Malta
Railroads map electric motive plans amid looming labor talks
An interline conference among Pennsylvania, New York Central, New Haven, Erie and others is urged to set a common stance on electrifying suburban routes. The Jersey coast electrification aims for July. Labor groups fear a strike if terms for engineers and motormen differ, as duties and pay are debated.
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New York Central
Pennsylvania
New Haven
Erie
Pittsburg Post
West Jersey and Seashore
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Memphis
Jersey
Murder to Save Wife From Asylum Ends in Tragedy
Julian Pavinic, 40, Austrian shipyard worker in Newport News, admitted killing his wife, 36, at their Maple Avenue home after she returned from an asylum. He said she had urged suicide if insanity recurred and that he shot seven times with a .22 revolver, then surrendered calmly. He claimed to be sane aside from the crime and planned to kill himself but lacked nerve.
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Newport News
Julian Paviinic
Maple Avenue
Eastern State Hospital
Williamsburg
Indiana Divorce Ruling Defies Supreme Court Residency
In Indianapolis Judge J I McMaster held Indiana law allows divorces for non residents when both spouses were married in Indiana. The Moorman case questioned whether a U S Supreme Court decision on non residency binds Indiana judges. Deputy Hawkins argued Connecticut precedents mirrored Indiana rules on non residence notices.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Maggie Moorman
Clarence Moorman
J. l. McMaster
Superior Court No. 1
United States Supreme Court
Indiana
Marion
Gaylord Hawkings
Moorman
Chicago
Hawkins
Connecticut
Supreme
New York
Supreme Court
Former bankers placed on trial for fraud
Joseph McConnell of Cumberland won first place in the competitive examination and will choose positions offered. I. C. Barnes of Indianapolis placed second, John L. Reeves of Wilkinson third, William Spaulding of Indianapolis fourth, and R. E. Repass of New Augusta fifth. Eleven men took the examination.
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Joseph McConnell
Cumberland
I. C. Barnes
Indianapolis
John L. Reeves
Wilkinson
William Spaulding
R. E. Repass
New Augusta
Drunk man not hanged after high court ruling
In Denver on May 8 Patrick Brennan of Leadville escaped execution when the state supreme court reversed a lower court ruling. The decision holds that drunkenness matters in premeditation, affecting whether the crime is murder or not. Brennan killed Sarah Lowney, his intended bride, after an old suitor resurfaced.
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Denver
Patrick Brennan
Leadville
State Supreme Court
Brennan
Sarah Lowney
Telephone Men to Meet in Indiana Convention
Indianapolis May 8 The Indiana Independent Telephone association will hold its annual convention at the Claypool hotel May 17 and 18. The association is made up of officers and managers of independent telephone companies across the state. George W. Beers Fort Wayne is president and Charles S Norton of this city is secretary treasurer. The executive committee includes these officers and A Z Foster Terre Haute A C Lindemuth Richmond Theodore Thorward South Bend O H Friberg Lafayette and Jesse W Weik Greens castle.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Independent Telephone Association
Claypool
George W. Beers
Fort Wayne
Charles S. Norton
A. Z. Foster
Terre. Haute
A. C. Lindemuth
Richmond
Theodore Thorward
South Bend
O. H. Friberg
Lafayette
Jesse W. Weik
Greencastle
Foley’s Honey and Tar warned against imitators in Chicago
Foley & Co of Chicago promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as the trusted throat and lung remedy. The ad warns that many imitations with similar sounding names exist and urges customers to ask for the genuine yellow packaged product and refuse substitutes. Dreler & Bro.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley’s
Dreler & Bro
Father fires Dewey Couch factory arson case in St Zanesville
Lawrence Rarick was fined $200 after pleading guilty to setting fire to the Dewey Couch factory in St Zanesville Ohio. The plant belongs to his brother Charles Rarick. Prosecutors said Lawrence was discharged from employment there and sought revenge.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Lawrence Rarick
Dewey Couch
Charles Rarick
Lawrence
Board Awards Paving Contracts for Huffman and Wallace Streets
At a special board of public works meeting contracts were awarded to Barber Asphalt Paving Co. for Huffman Street from Wells to Jesse and Wallace Street from Smith to John. The bid difference between the two bidders was 1118.34 dollars. In a regular meeting bids were opened with Wallace Street at 8.86 per lineal foot by Barber Asphalt and 8.40 by Cleveland Trinidad Co. for Huffman Street per square yard Barber Asphalt led.
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Board of Public ‘Works
Huffman Street
Wells
Jesse
Wallace Street
Smith
John
Barber Asphalt Paving Company
Hoffman Street
Barber Asphalt Co
Cleveland
Trindad Co
Hifman
Trin- Srwien
Wall paper varieties priced at L C Hulls 830 Calhoun St
Classified notice states new wall paper stock available at L C Hulls located at 830 Calhoun Street. Various patterns and colors offered at listed prices for interior decorating.
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New Wall
Calhoun St
L. O. Hull’s
Pupils Exhibition of Physical Culture at Princess Rink
Fort Wayne ward school pupils will perform at Princess rink on May 24 under Dr. Robert Nohr. The event showcases four years of daily physical culture in and out of doors, aiming to improve assimilation, tissue development, and waste elimination in the body. The program includes selections from the Metropolitan Orchestra at 830 Calhoun St.
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Robert Nohr
Princess Rink
Dr. Nohr
Pallawen
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Noose
DR. Tucker
W. Wayne
Ratlah Ial
Oliver Steel
C. C. Schlatter & CO
Col. Columbia and
Clinton Streets
Fort Wayne School
Metropolitan Orchestra
Clay
Lakeside
Jefferson
Miner
Esterreee
Robert W. Nohr
Bloomingdale
Hoagland
Bea
Waele Gwsche Caels
Wrasede
Hamilton School
Clay and Hoagland
F. M. Smith & CO
Fast Columbia ST
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