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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1905
Page
1
chaotic dispatch from New Orleans reports the death toll climbing as yellow fever fears spread. authorities warn of quarantines and strict travel limits while new cases emerge near the city and outside. health officials pursue suspected sources and installment of detention and health certificates amid a nationwide alert.
July 21 report notes authorities aim to identify every affected person as fever cases rise. Insurance firms stay in touch. some wheat withdrawals in 1397 linked to fever onset. Three deaths at Sibergenius Hospital. capacity strains and patient transfers underway. Citizens committees work carefully as ward reports detail premises visited, cisterns screened, and infected individuals attended by physicians. Morgan City Morgan City is eighty miles from New Orleans. Wilmot case provokes townwide concern as authorities monitor spread. Page 4, Column 5.
A Waesbnttom telegraph reports Charles te Ronagle of Manele is slated for a federal post in the Treasury Department. He would replace Nolan Chey as a deputy commissioner, with Morales and the Oyster Bay signature involved. The deputy wicdslor salary is $2,590 yearly.
Authorities report on introduction of gambling machines in the north side venues. Players are said to win drinks or prizes rather than cash, with operators alleged to exploit idle patrons in saloon settings. Patrons must visit Calhoun Street to access the machines, according to the account.
Greensburg Indiana July 1 The physician attending Mr Cumback tonight issued a statement saying the patient’s kidneys are failing and death is probable within the next twenty four hours. He added that, however, symptoms have changed for the better since midnight and there is a possibility of recovery but the family remains prepared for the worst.
A controversial case from Huntington Indiana reports the arrest of a well known doctor on charges connected to a criminal operation. Eva Wooden aged eighteen of Ashwern Ohio came in three weeks ago with critical condition. she confessed and accused Dr Redlinger though Dr C W Fox attended her. The patient remains in critical condition and may not recover.
The pope addressed the American pilgrimage led by Rev. John Morgan in a gesture of welcome and unity. He praised America’s loyalty and tolerance, stating Catholics in America are protected and respected, and concluded with a benediction message to all Americans. He greeted each pilgrim, and after the audience the pope was photographed with the group before leaving.
A cleaved transcript shows J W Beers denying a complete severing of ties with the United States company. He claims indirect connections persist through Port Warne and asserts independent firms are expanding while Bell relations weaken, though some talk of stronger Bell control continues in several towns.
Firefighters battled a blaze at Swift Packing House as five hose lines were employed to confine the flames around the early morning hour. Crews from Nish and nearby towns assisted, with authorities detailing the rapid spread and ongoing containment efforts.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society and its officers, directors, and committees face a broad suit in New York County Supreme Court alleging neglect of duty, improper loans to agents, and improper transfer of funds. Plaintiffs seek repayment of money and property, plus damages for losses to the society and related groups. The complaint charges widespread self enrichment by individual defendants and improper management across multiple affiliated societies.
The national conference of Friends educational institutions opens in Richmond on July 31. Delegates from colleges and schools across the country gather to hear speakers including Poulke af Ris and Timothy Nicholega discuss education in the Friends church. Reports from member institutions are presented.
The Supreme Kopp Tribunal will convene in Indianapolis at Claypool for several days. Chief Tribune Mexanier announces entries from Col. com open and Robert A. Grown as clerk of the Indiana state court, with leaders from St. Paul and Crinnle Creek among attendees.
A man sleeping near the Wabash track was killed by an approaching train. Witnesses reported a sudden, fatal incident with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the death and the sleeper’s location on the tracks near Milledgeville.
A Bluffton based note details a proposed track that would extend from Bluffton through Fort Wayne to Indianapolis, via Bluffton to Alexandria and Muncie, linking with other lines. The plan trims distance to Indianapolis, asserting economic advantage over competing routes and asserting readiness to proceed once local approvals are secured.
Mrs Ranen of Elida Ohio dies at Dixon while visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Laton. She was about forty years old and leaves a husband seven children and other relatives. The funeral will be held Tuesday at Doon with interment at Wat Rock cemetery.
Fire at the hamlet of St. Henry in G8 county nearly destroyed Oho Village. Spontaneous hay combustion in Frank Burns's livery yard sparked the blaze, burning Burns barn hotel and implement sheds. Estimated loss of $10,000, only insured.
Gibraltar July 31 British set and squadron under Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Baltendors will sail September 1 for the United States, calling first at Quebec.
A fragmented legal notice describes a contested matter involving Speed and Wealth, with references to Mrs. iterate and Willy Spaeth and a court action. It mentions a $504 amount and familial relations including a sister and brother, with unclear jurisdiction and multiple names.
Disjointed police report describes a man clashing with a captain and a constable on Wells Street near the bridge. Captain Borg intervened from a car, the man resisted, and the struggle ended with the arrest for drunkenness and fighting. A contractor Anton Rieg and others were linked to separate thefts and incidents on Clinton and Telegraph streets as officers pursued suspects.
Partial OCR reads that a speculator’s failure halted operations in Paris on July 3. The incident reportedly caused up to $3,000 in damages and led to suspensions of sugar house sales or payments, with unclear details due to garbled text.
Disjointed notes describe a centennial event in Ste. Marie with planned activities aboard boats and trains. Mentions of Fairbanks and Governor Warner hint at attendance, with officials expected tomorrow afternoon.
The record notes Vice President Fairbanks traveling northward amid public interest and political events. The fragment hints at ongoing tours or inspections, with emphasis on his movement and accompanying officials.
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The funeral service for Sishgp Joyce was held privately at home, followed by a public service at 2 p.m. at the Weeles ontreh. Dr. Facette Thomason and Rev. Mechili gave remarks, with John MY Talent of Cincinnati in attendance. Burial followed at Lakerood cemetery.
Ex congressman McNagny arrives in the city as Frida remains hospital bound after a fatal fire. Police, sheriff, and prosecutor pursue evidence tying Frida to the blaze and shooting, while Frida claims innocence despite a chain of clues.
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