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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1908
Page
4
In Muskinger on April 4 a tale unfolds of a brother desiring to quit scouting to marry his chosen girl, sparking dissension within the family. A murky note hints at a death linked to the fray and a cryptic reference to Ghurtes Wyubletty wine and unnamed parties.
A Cherokee territory feature describes Judge Roe performing a “warranted to just” marriage rite in private chambers, promising easy divorce within a year yet reporting no divorces among couples wed there. The article credits the judge’s method with attracting hundreds, notes the bachelor judge’s privacy, and cites plain-spoken guidance given to brides and grooms.
The article describes a wide range of suits priced from $15 to $35 offered by Browns, with many patterns and colors including grays tans and dark mixtures. It references an interview with a prominent local figure and notes various social items such as marriages illnesses and family visits, including mentions of Tom Wrekliffe Sr. and Mr Benjamin Dowman visiting with family, plus several local marriage licenses and expressions of thanks to neighbors and the railroad.
The speaker mocks fashion snobs and promotes a local merchant tailor who delivers superior style and fit at reasonable prices. They invite skeptical readers to visit and assess the garments firsthand, promising pleasing results and fair pricing.
The production showcases elaborate costumes and cityscape scenes, with Hen Tetta and blind Lohige navigating danger in the riverfront and Garden of Bel Air. Pierre, Chevalier Maurice De Vaudrey, and the Marquis de Presley drive a dramatic plot involving rescue, duel, and Henrietta’s peril. Paul the Great and his daughter will perform marvels.
The Albion Indiana column notes a meeting at Mrs Atwood Tharédu and a gathering at Mes W. At McBaver with local residents James McFshland and McNair attending. Thomas Franks of Mishiwaka visits town while James slowly recovers.
Our Furnishing Department features novelties including new shirts neckwear hosiery hats all of the high quality that has made our store well known.
A catalog-style showcase highlights overcoats and raincoats in a wide range of colors from conservative blacks and grays to brighter hues. Pieces feature subtle touches and design details that set them apart, appealing to diverse tastes and wardrobes.
The board of trustees will receive bids for regular monthly supplies on Tuesday April 21 1908 at 10 o'clock am. A complete list of all items with quantities is in the office of the Old National Bank Fort Wayne Indiana. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. For the Board of Trustees. I. Carroll Superintendent.
A narrator recalls a practice march to Mariquina with a ferry delay at a river crossing. Jugi and Jupino boys accompany the group toward Pasig. A twelve year old boy asks to see a school book as the scene shifts through morning activity and curious questions.
Washington D C April 4 Representative G J Diekene challenged the president after a few days ago call. The president's caustic remarks triggered criticism from Diekema's stance before the sub-judiciary committee. The floor debate featured John Sharp Wile Titing and a clash over presidential power and potential reprisals.
The English prince of Wales plans to give up York Cottage, birthplace of British kings and princes, and move to a larger neighboring residence in Sandringham. He has lived at York Cottage since his marriage, but finds it too small for the royal family.
A jumble of readable bits mentions Edward Deagan aged eighty and a Wabash railroad watchman, alongside garbled notes about thefts, a drowned Pedro figure, and scattered phrases about arithmetic and fruit. The passage resembles a stray OCR fragment with no clear event or outcome.
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