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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1908
Page
3
Mrs Gecks Henry Sullivan Washington and many others suffer headaches from nerves triggered by exertion or irritation. The ad urges taking Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills before activity or at first sign of an attack and claims the first package helps with relief or money back from the druggist.
A federal inquiry exposed profits at Standard Oil Company of Indiana with Tilford testifying that competitors forced price reductions. Testimony covered capitalization and ownership stakes and noted involvement by Standard Oil affiliates. The proceedings indicate strategic pricing moves and corporate structure under scrutiny in the antitrust case.
A sensational testimonial from Mrs. Maggia Anderson of Indianapolis describes relief from monthly pains after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She reports weight gain, clearer complexion, fewer headaches, and improved energy, noting the pills aided by correcting blood supply. The ad offers a free booklet and lists price and ordering details from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
Rise News Bureau reports a heated county option dispute in Columela City Indiana. Commissioners plan hearings this week on women’s politics and the county option petition filed last Saturday. Attorneys clash over fines and procedure as the hearing schedule shifts toward Thursday. The outcome may affect the election and potential measures beyond.
The temperate political scene expands as a statewide campaign reaches its zenith with rallies in every town. Volunteers boosted dogs and tethered gear as speakers urged support while local figures including a former attorney general and Manutaeckert vlan appeared to rally voters. Approximately 4 000 to 7 rural settlements and about 3 000 residents in nearby villages are mobilized for the Friday event in December.
A late restraining order action at Wabash Int faced delays as local officials and council failed to secure required funding, stalling enforcement. The proceeding highlighted disputes over appropriations and procedural timing amid ongoing contention in the county.
In Huntington Indiana on December 7 a meeting behind closed doors formed the County Ministerial Association. Ministers backed by a popular group urged immediate elections on a local issue while county commissioners heard a petition requesting a special election in January to decide if a silent taner should be vented in Lawrence County.
A fragmentary report mentions Si Tied opera conte at the Gitlersen Aeteher store and a plan for leadership changes. The text references S. B. Borden and committees, with names like Brent and J Wy Reptogte appearing amid garbled context.
Fragmented text outlines a dispute over a license linked to a pool game. Mentions Warsaw and Lehi, with references to a building and wage issues. Details are unclear due to OCR quality, but emphasize a licensing refusal affecting a local event or venue.
A chaotic afternoon gathering for men in LaGrange featured tense dispute and threats. The Rev. Tide Ayelet reportedly led the meeting while authorities investigated disturbances and a fatality connected to the event.
An old paragraph describes a church event with multiple figures and attendees at a Christian church in the city. It mentions November activities, community leaders, and local figures from various districts, including Hamilton and Amman, with references to feasting and music. The account is fragmented but preserves names and places tied to a city social gathering.
Fragmentary OCR notes record meetings in Chapel with Jey Kemper and HAMILTOR. references to Mr and Mrs Grint Chilcote at their home and to audited plans. The text is garbled with names and phrases, but implies social or formal gatherings and local participants in a 19th or early 20th century setting.
T R Marshall announces retirement from his law firm Marshall McNagny Clageion. Governor elect Marshall is senior partner. firm dissolves its partnership after Mr Mee Nagos buys his interest. Remaining partner Mr Cliygatot will relocate practice as he plans to keep clerical staff and clients.
An urban alert notes a mandatory coverage order for poultry farms aiming to improve safety and sanitation. The directive mentions local agencies enforcing protective measures and potential penalties for noncompliance, urging farm operators to comply promptly to avoid enforcement actions.
Fragmentary notice mentions individuals and dates unclear. It appears to reference a decision or filing involving Dregenitien a Tes and ACS HRS MILLER but details are unreadable. Further readable names may indicate parties or officials but the text lacks concrete actions or outcomes.
The attorney for Mrs. Bob Ingersoll declared a River of the case against Joseph Murat and others, seeking damages of $10,000 for the widow of the late Robert Ingersoll. Decided in River City, the suit followed the death and alleged misdeeds surrounding the estate and family.
Society circles at Warsaw are startled by a muddled society note from Mor Bay arena describing a dubious event and mentioning residents Jolie Trahatlur Were and Riana Mollet. The account cites a man about fifty two and a sequence of odd details hinting at a continent or unknown meeting.
A confused wedding notice outlines plans for a noon ceremony at a local Presbyterian church with Tovaner Worthals and Sadie Wi ef Hotel as core participants. It mentions Alen Johnson, Mee dehiinan Taruliaee, and Helen Tesh in a braided account, noting guests and a wedding dinner at a home in Wert Allehigan before a religious rite.
Ervin of Roy Parks faces ten indictments for Sabbath desecration connected to Wabash Milling, with charges accusing him of organizing disruptions at Wabash Mall Prairie company sites. Authorities say the ten counts accuse him of planning and executing the alleged acts on a sabbath.
A special election is held in Vanderburg County amid unclear voter turnout and disputed results. Officials report no final tally as candidates and local parties await certified counts and statements from election authorities.
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