Bloom moving to 229 West Main Street and Maiden Lane
Director and embalmer Bloom has moved to 229 West Main Street near Commer Muin street and Maiden Lane. Home and business reach is listed with a daytime and nighttime phone number 362 Cipen Day.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1902
Page
4
Director and embalmer Bloom has moved to 229 West Main Street near Commer Muin street and Maiden Lane. Home and business reach is listed with a daytime and nighttime phone number 362 Cipen Day.
Temple Theatre presents Lost in the Desert this evening with a premier company. Bally Varden, Williams and Walker appear in a sequence of vaudeville and operatic acts for the week, while a camel scene and desert pages promise vivid stage effects. The program includes Masani’s congratulatory cable from the birth of a daughter to the Italian royal family, and an ornate theatrical night unfolds with comedy, song, and elaborate costumes.
An excerpt extols Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for digestive disorders nervousness sleeplessness and related symptoms. It recounts a testimonial from Mrs ELK White of Stanstead Connecticut praising relief after using the medicine and Pellets. The notice advertises The Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser and offers the book for stamps or coin.
The Teller mine, recently acquired by a New York syndicate led by Broad Street bankers Mowrey Rogers and Haynes, plans rapid startup this week with machinery purchase completed. Located between Freeland and Lamartine wines, the shaft runs two hundred feet with four levels opened in the chute area. Returns range from 40 to 8 dollars per ton, and management intends to extend tunnel work before further stoping to secure a steady ore supply.
Fort Wayne capitalists form four firms to establish a hot water heating network routed from a central station near the center and rail line. The board of public works will consider the franchise once petitioners apply as a company, with W P Breen and others promoting a $100000 capital plan. The project aims to heat the business district by underground pipes and a horsepower plant, with action hoped for before next winter.
The Temple hosts a sensational melodrama headlined by Helen Aubrey and Gertrude Fort with a cast including Townsend Kevin Frank Rage H M Horton Zab ner Samuel Bown Arline Pay and Arabian acrobats. Patrons are promised daring feats and lively entertainment. If in doubt, visit the Temple and enjoy the Delly Varden Opera come bolly a Hassle Lemyle ticietr on Thursday December 1th.
A. B. Anger Son may become a federal judge for the Indiana district in Fort Wayne this week if his nomination reaches the Senate and confirmation is swift. The state court proceeding opens next Tuesday with Judge Baker expected to handle Indianapolis cases and retire once Anderson receives commission.
A Spanish War veteran recalls coffee harming his health after months of drill and heat. He resigned on doctor advice, then tried Postum Food Coffee at his wife’s suggestion. He reports improved nerves, appetite, and weight after quitting coffee and adopting Postum.
Putty 110. Dolly Varden is praised as a pure comic opera of polite school. Organizer Mr Whitney staged a refined production with exquisite costumes and scenery. Critics hailed the Dresden China quality, noting designs by Mme Seid and scenery by Homer Emmerson.
A courthouse digest reports condemnation actions by Port Wayne Van Wert Lima Tract Co against land in the Olds addition east of the city, a suit by Hanmt Brackenridge against Brig Manufacturing, and partitions and divorces including William M Slater from Clara J Slater. Louisa Racine named executrix of Ale Racine estate. Licenses to wed issued to Jaro R Grabill and Leah Schlater. A remedy note praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a remedy for pains and rheumatic complaints.
Eminent physicians from the Red Cross Medical Association establish a Fort Wayne branch at 72 Clinton Street offering three months of free treatment excluding medicine to all invalids who call before December 31. They provide consultation, minor surgeries, and promise cure for many diseases, with thorough exams and frank guidance against unnecessary costs.
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