04 Apr 1907
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
1
Report notes fruit crops not damaged by arost with repairs from farmers and nursery men. Early wave supplies feared but dam variance minimal. ruts addressed in Tennntale to ensure no further damage. Mentions a single product, LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, and a cold taser described as a white package signed by EL W GROVE.
The text outlines emergency and non emergency provisions across several bills. Measures add to delinquency grounds for guardians and court action, restructure juvenile prosecutions, empower town boards, and tighten notices for injuries. It also prescribes foreign corporation registration, fees, annual reports, and constructive service rules.
Cleveland Plain Dealer reports the suicide of Chick Stahl, Boston American League outfielder. The beloved star and longtime ally of Jim Collins, Stahl’s death silences a lively, respected figure who led Boston with stellar fielding and timely hitting. His passing follows other high profile suicides among players like Winnie Mercer and Martin Bergen, signaling a tragic pattern within baseball’s past.
England’s Robson and Attell fought ten rounds in Philadelphia to a draw at the National Athletic Club. The bout was fast with close scoring and a bloody nose for Adell in the closing round. Also noted: “Indian” Joe Gregg beat Jack Dougherty in Indianapolis and Ray Brossene drew with Tedianapolis.
Philadelphia majors open series with a win over the Nationals as errors and a sacrifice drive the lone run. Batters include Barterins Nogeichy Soleck Waddell Vickers. Umpires Connelly Enelle. In Terre Haute Chicago White Sox edge Central League in ten innings. Other games report Washington Indians Dayton Springfield Chicago results and scorelines across the circuit.
The Fort Wayne Eagles aim for improvement on the diamond as they prepare for the coming season. They posted twenty wins in twenty seven games last year and face tough Independent teams in Indiana and Ohio. Manager Pred Braun notes the squad is in fine shape and expects road victories similar to last season. New uniforms will be dark blue with red trim and green coats amid a lineup featuring Brau, Enigher, Burrs, Alt, Uaver, Meyers, Meblla, Meld, Lenz, Casey and others as pitchers, infielders, and outfielders.
Fragmented notes report Shamrocks and Springfield clubs making roster moves including Clyde Wagner. Mentions spring practice, park repairs, and upcoming games with South end and River wharice, featuring players like Patsy M. Sndraws and Wayne k WAM in a madcap, uncertain summary of early season baseball chatter.
A fragmentary ad promotes a wide mix of remedies for headaches and neuralgia including quinine laxative and a cold and grip cure. The text hints at product lines and urges readers to contact for the full name and details. The readable portions reference a purported cure and suggest seeking more complete information from a provider identified by initials or abbreviated name.
The article recounts the social scandal surrounding polo player Cusick, his elopement with Miss Heotharay, and their divorce. It notes public commentary on his past marriage and hints at further developments as Mrs Cusick pursues legal action in Rokomo.
Cusick, a Kokomo player visiting Mobele friends, seeks to overturn his divorce. He alleges Mrs. Cusick sued for divorce while her husband’s Mass home was legally hers, then moved to New England where she later separated. He accuses outsiders of manipulation and vows to proceed, hinting at more chapters in the evolving tale.
The Princess Rink hosts a wrestling bout Thursday night April 4 featuring Great Sawtell against Sam Murbarger. Admission is 65 hundred? The pad costs 1.00 and ladies are invited.
Funeral services announced for Harold infant of 3127 Taylor whee t Med yesterday morning, with burial at Trout the rentdener. Jane George Stolen to be buried tomorrow at 2 pm from St John’s Latherate Church. Mrs Margaret Dick funeral details incomplete.
A brief morning service from St Patrick's Caidolle church is scheduled to commence at 10 o clock today.
Police after a tip raid the third floor of a nearby building in Cedar Street. Eighteen gambling devices and paraphernalia were seized and six men subpoenaed. Two had already testified to poolroom activity before the grand jury.
United States Commissioner T. J. Logan weds to tell about prosperity. He believes he was right in his campaign. The bankruptcy court shows activity after February 4. Dr. Lorin notes district prospects, while fee books reveal not universal prosperity.
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