06 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1907
Page
1
In Bend Indiana President Carr announced the postponement of the Opera league meeting set for January 9. The plan to form a 16 team National League committee structure faces delay as directors discuss management, potential leaders, and integration with the Federal league.
Mr Willem P Coener, a prominent figure, returned from Chicago after attending a meeting of the New York Life Insurance Company held at the New York Life Building on Tagatlle and Monroe streets. In a resident Buckner address, he spoke on industry matters.
Fragmented OCR mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla and various remedies like Sarsatales and laxatives. It references a financial figure around $209,000, investments near $24,000,009, and a signed note by 2. W. Grove. Also a notice of skates sharpened and bicycle frames bought at Wilkinson's Bicycle Store on Clinton Street.
Indiana delegates to rivers and harbors congress pledge support for a large yearly appropriation for inland waterway improvements. Governor Hanly invited to cooperate, will appoint delegates and likely attend the May inland waterways convention to preserve natural resources.
Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs John F Schialat of Hurd Street. Port Warren lodge Elles plans a ten member class tonight with a business session, royal approach, and social. Miss Quinn wraps up a Burnham Toilet Company assignment after three weeks at Toll and Dessauer store. A stall shed near the Nickel Plate bridge along West Main Street burned last evening, destroying clothing of workers before firefighters arrived.
The St Pauls Walther League concert last night drew a large, appreciative audience. The program featured a black face farce anticlas Outed performed by Mr Koenig and a musical potpourri The Glee Club of Bingen. Harry Wyneken sang an illustrated song Reed Bird with league members. The audience rejoiced and the league members were congratulated on the successful entertainment.
Spectators filled Brunswick alleys as the Nationals swept three straight wins. Fort Wayne Printing Company defeated Briamrocke with a sparse lineup, sealing the three game streak and maintaining dominance.
The Mt Mary's Athletic club opened basketball with the Naps beating the Kekiongas 49 to 2. A large crowd saw the Naps lead 4 to 1 at halftime and hold the Kekiongas to a poor second half as practice uncertainty showed.
Chicago. December. University of Chicago students completed the organization of a club that will become a branch of the Wise Gee Club, headquartered in New York. Nine nations are represented, including China, Japan, Germany, Russia, Norway, and the Philippines. Esperanto is adopted as the club language.
Trustees of the association met today in Washington to finalize the completion and transfer of the McKinley mausoleum. The project marked a formal milestone as the memorial structure nears completion amid ceremonial proceedings.
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state list Soppnek & Sons Lumber Co Fort Wayne and several Coppock names as incorporators. Capital cited as 45009 dollars. Other details include individuals named Sante Po Coppock Themas Coonock Will H Coppock and aca rind X Canyock.
Washington reports say Representative Bartholit of Missouri led fifty delegates in urging Speaker Cannon to back a 50,040,600 annual river and harbor improvement appropriation. The session at the Capitol followed a congress adopted resolution seeking funds for waterways nationwide.
The ongoing liquor case featured tense jury selections with numerous challenges for cause and peremptory removals. Witnesses like J J Le Tourette and Samuel Zimmermar faced questions about attitudes toward the saloon trade as defense and state lawyers clashed over impartiality and biases.
Wills T Morgan a retired U A of Rural Route 1 Concord NH says he spent two years in Cuba and two in the Philippines and used Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption to stay in perfect health It is claimed as the best medicine for coughs colds bronchial troubles and all lung diseases It is guaranteed at Dreier Bro druggists with trial bottle free and priced at 10c and 100.
The court ordered witnesses to stand, swear, then leave to the witness rooms while C Ninda presented the case to the jury. Durers listed include Abner Lants Johan Bayars August Moyers John Bloom Ed Sterling Fred Bande William Hartel Shamas Lloyd EB Robinson Henry Nahrwald William Madden M Shatt and others. Degree of Honor No 2 hosts inner and supper at Eureka hall with a pedro party on Saturday evening.
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