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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
2
Collier’s Weekly recalls Eden Latta born March 24 in Noble County Haw Patch area. He authored Whiter than Snow and about sixteen hundred songs and many revised hymns, earning the title world’s most prolific hymn writer. Latta continued composing past age seventy.
Slufeton Nov. 30 The coroner Thomas presided over a inquest into the remains of Lee Tarr after an accidental shooting by a target rifle. The coroner concluded there was no evidence of self harm and the death was not by own action.
A factional struggle erupts as the Board of Public Works and Mayor Hosey clash over a boiler contract. Brosius resigns after a heated exchange, bids are reopened under the new administration, and tensions rise between present and incoming officials amid accusations of political maneuvering and duty to the public.
A reader testimonial praises Pastum as a coffee substitute improving stomach issues insomnia headaches and appetite after quitting coffee. The writer reports better sleep, reduced stomach pain, and regained appetite. Additional text hints at daily coverage and a call for belief in natural health.
In a tense meeting, Board member Brosius and Mayor Hosey clash over closing contracts for street and alley work, track elevation, and market house, with resignation rumors and accusations of political methods. The board's direction faces sustained dissent after years of energetic public works leadership.
The council weighed Judge Zollars claim for 35037.78 plus debated defending fees of 9000 and 5000. Mayor Hosey and City Attorney Colerick argued the case amid settlement talks. A special committee discussed extending city limits along Archer Avenue and Spring Street, with a vote split and adjournment deferred to Friday night.
Mrs. Sarah Caly widow of Wilmor Craig died Tuesday night in a hospital after brain trouble. She was seventy seven years old and will be buried at Bluffton after services at a sister’s home in Fort Wayne. The obituary notes a son William Craig and references the family’s connections and burial plans.
At the annual meeting of Hope Hospital association directors held Tuesday evening at the hospital, George W. Beers was re elected president A Coverdale vice president C Schlatter treasurer and W Gross secretary. The Wollars committee redecorated and refurbished the convalescent room aiding in making the institution attractive. It was voted to publish a permanent listing of the individual donors during the year.
Walter Shire once left home October 1 and ran a nationwide check fraud scheme in Ohio towns and Indiana cities. Banks honored overdrafts, and police teams in Huntington County seek his return after his December 5 sentence. He allegedly passed numerous bad checks, mainly at Bluffton, Peru, Richmond, Dayton, Columbus, and Fort Wayne, with modest sums per check. Authorities report a small gang meeting at Pontiac and Hoagland streets and ongoing efforts to recover stolen items from a local marble shop. A bicycle theft by Edward Metz was also reported.
A social mineting of the Ladies Aid society of West Jefferson Street Church of Christ will be held with Mrs Jevie Janes. Bethel church members meet tonight at 7 20 for prayers and officer election for the Sunday school year. The Ladies Aid meeting is postponed to one week hence. A Fort Wayne Medical society gathering featured Dr George J Studer on Serum Pleasers and Dr Mouser on Mercury Treatment of Tunedrosia. Virgil Auntrow from Brean County drove a horse and buggy to Maysville but encountered a legal dispute. the youth was not prosecuted, and the outfit later reached Bryan. Patrick Farman, six months unconscious at Hope hospital may recover consciousness, aided by artificial respiration.
Warsaw officials debate funding for a December lecture by Dr. Henry Jamison on city improvements. Secretary N. Barty and local leaders discuss inviting Jamison, accompanying him, and possibly covering expenses amid a long-running water issue. The event may spotlight parks, heating, and urban beautification in the city.
The court said prison sentences are vitally necessary after earlier Walsh and Morse cases showed little deterrence. The judge noted sympathy, but stressed the crime is deliberate. Each defendant was given a minimum five year term, with hope of reform after release.
A community supper offering roast spring chicken from 5:00 to 7:30 pm at 356 The Hof Brau venue. Proceeds support local activities and feature a simple, homestyle menu in a casual dining setting.
Female beagle reported missing with pure white body and black spot on back. Has three red and white markings on head. Reward offered. Contact 63 Monroe Street, phone 124-1. End of notice shows garbled text but indicates a reward and contact details.
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