Open season notes and civic federation plans in Indiana
A Fort Wayne Gazette item reports a second rubber trust forming in Philadelphia with a $25 million capital to dominate independent factories. It cites Indiana topics including a Plymouth senator's tuition bill for public school children paid by school corporations, delinquent taxes, and a Colorado livestock quarantine upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court. England’s Alfred Moseley announces British civic federation plans modeled on the American (for non strike aims) and stream pollution debates. Also covered are hunting regulations proposals, nature study funding, and a Sweeney-led open-access legislative distribution of the new public book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Mosely
Trues Anim
Great Britain
National Civic Federation of Ameticsn
Mosely
Simwly
England
Werson
Sweeney
Costs of Indiana government for year 1901 detailed
The Indiana state government for the year ending October 31 shows total general fund receipts of 4 516 508 74 and disbursements of 4 042 528 75 with a balance of 444 965 35. The report includes school revenue fund totals of 2 352 795 for tuition and a 1 000 000 state debt payment. Benevolent institution disbursements stand at 70 000 and overall year business is summarized in the annual treasurer and state auditor statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Earling
Countriea
Benevolent Institution
Slate
State
USGS
Fort Wayne and the Pennsylvania Company
Fort Wayne citizens express strong support for the Pennsylvania Railroad as the company seeks city concessions to enable $1.5 million in traffic facility expansions. Officials in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia await Fort Wayne’s response, with local sentiment stressing reciprocity and potential city prosperity from the railroad’s growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
City of
Fort Wayne
McKim
Pittsburg
Pittaharg
Philadelphia
Pensylvani
Officers of Sol D Bayless Lodge Meet and Installations
The Sol D Bayless Lodge No 98 held its annual meeting and elected officers. M Waner EB Cook Wallace Garrett Head and Hamilton were noted among officers with installation planned for next Monday evening December.
Hume Telephone and Telegraph Stockholders Elect Officers
At the annual meeting 65 stockholders met in Commercial club rooms to elect officers and approve a busy year ahead. The company reports 2300 telephones in service, plans a new building on Calhoun Street and Masterson Avenue with a new switchboard, and several farm line projects. Extensions are slated, with about $50,000 to be spent. directors and auditors were reappointed and the long flourishing company seeks continued growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hume
Ensury
Dames MekKay
W. 1
Mocilering
Ox Wis
Mambi
Sain and
Clinton Sweets
South Exchange
Kuat Hight
Calhoun Street
Masterson Avenue
Tani Exchange
Central Energy System
Port Wayne
Maysville Lee
Cedarville
Graybil
Academic Station
Nine Mile
Hhe Company
Messrs
Charles 4. Bush
L. C. Hummer
William Moenering
Max TE. Fisher
John B Reuss
Isador Lehn
G. Max Hofmann
P. W. Smith
W. A. Bol
Freeman
George Hleach
HH. Barbyige
Powea
City Brews and Local Notes Staged Across Fort Wayne
The Nineteenth Century club will meet with Mrs. Charles Guild. Henry E. Lew travels to Huntington after his mother’s death, a Fort Wayne pioneer. A minor freight wreck at Upper Sandusky delayed trains 15 and 25. Columbian Court of Honor No. 248 to elect officers tomorrow night with social session and pedro. Firemen admitted next Monday. Andrews incident in Huntington after fire station window damage. Louis Fox in New York. Fort Wayne building offered at 12000 but priced at 23000, project dropped. Concordia Lutheran college trustees extend a call to Rev. Frederick Brandt of Pittsburg to direct the institution, replacing Rev. Schmidt. Brandt, a local resident by marriage to Miss Enuna Thieme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Century Club
Charles Guild
Henry E. Lew
Huntington
Upper Sandusky
Pennsylvania
Columbian Court of Honor
Pedro
R. E. Sunter
J. A. McLaughlin
Porter Joige
Huntington News Democrat
Andrews
Fort Wayne & Southwestern
Louis Fox
New York
Fort Wayne
Concordia Lutheran College
Frederick Brandt
Pitisbury
Schmidt
Jacob Miller
Brandt
Delivery Wagon Incident Injures Woman in City
Mrs. Tdi T Holcombe was struck by a delivery wagon at the entrance to BH Myers Livery Barn on Washington Boulevard. A wheel passed over her left leg above the ankle, causing bruising and a long hemorrhage after the accident. Fer fase sustained severe injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tdi T Holcombe
BH. Myers
Washington Boulevard
Genge Panziseller
Moellering Bros. & Millar
Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Women and Family
The ad extols Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription as a remedy to restore regularity, dry discharges, heal inflammation and cure female weakness, claiming private consultation by letter and praising testimonials. It also notes Dr. Pierces Pleasant Pellets as a laxative and references a collision where Mrs Holcombe was knocked down by a delivering wagon, non fatal injuries, bed rest expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierze
Dr. Fierce
R. V. Bierce
Buffalo
N. WY
Win J. Johnson
Avondale
Chester Co
Dr. Pierce
Hector
Funeral services for Charles Kinder and George Saylor
The remains of Charles Kinder, accidentally shot Sunday in Arevla, will be held Wednesday at 9 from his parents’ residence and 10 from the Catholic church at Arco. George B. Saylor’s funeral is set for 10 from his late home at 923 Lincoln Avenue with Rev. Welsler Bailey officiating and interment at Landenwood.
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Kinder
Charles Kinder
Arevla
Arco
Saylor
George B. Saylor
Itis
Lincoln Avenue
Melock
Welsler Bailey
Landenwaod
Baseball star joins Evansville in Interstate loop
LaPorte Indiana December 1 Arthur CarIweher, a famed amateur pitcher in this region, has signed to pitch for Evansville in the new Interstate league. Carbiener has a splendid record as a pitcher and his contract calls for $100 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
Arthur Car Iweher
Ned
Evansville
Carbiener Dis
Leagues Schedule Annual Meetings in New York
Washington December 1 The National League secretary Ny B Young announced that the annual meeting of the Teeysne and American League professional baseball clubs will be held in New York on December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secrtary
B. Young
National League
New York
Eminent Physicians Offer Free Three Month Medical Services
The Red Cross Medical Association establishes a permanent Port Wayne branch at 723 Clinton Street near the post office. Doctors offer free care for three months for all invalids, excluding medicine, including minor surgical operations, with no charges during the period upon first visit examination and guidance against useless treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Medical Association
Permam
Institute
Port Wayne
Clinton Street
Picturesque Lehigh Valley Route Ad Highlights Travel and Real Estate
The ad promotes the Picturesque Lehigh Valley Route as the only double track line between Buffalo and Philadelphia with automatic block signals and stone ballast for safety. It urges a Christmas investment in real estate and mentions Louis F. Gurdes for bargains while offering an illustrated booklet by Geo R. Chesbrough, Western Passenger Agent, Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Gurdes
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Geo.r. Chesbrough
Western Passenger
N. Y
Live Stock Exhibition Chicago With Nickel Plate Road
Live Stock exhibition in Chicago sponsored with Nickel Plate Road rail service. One fare plus two dollars round trip. Tickets on sale November 29 and December 1 2, 1902, valid to return by Bee, 7th, on deposit of ticket amount and 25 cent payment. For details contact C. A. Asterlin T. B A Fort Wayne Ind. 248-20-Tu tha&whto derza
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Niclel Platé
C. A. Asterlin
T. B A
Fort Wayne
Ind
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Fort Wayne Gazette
Starlirved
Parks
Plymouth
Trunk Jones
Public Instruction
W. H. Hart
Indiake
Hart
United States
Colorado
Whee
Treasury
Dush
Fisheries and Game of
Tadiana
Fort Wayne and the
Pennsylvania Company
Eltizens
Journal Gazette
Sol. D. Bayless Lodge
Telephone Company
City Brews
Mra
da Holcombe
Red Cross
North Pole Telegraph Company
Polar Bear Station
Greenland
Rurode Dry Goods CO
Santa Claus
Kerry Street
Egzema
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