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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1902

Page

6

Dr Miles Remedies Restore Health After Grips and Rheumatism

Testimonial from Mrs W Golding Noblesville Indiana recounts winter 93 93 gripveneon sciatic rheumatism. She credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Anti Pain Pills and Heart Cure for relief after failing other doctors. Also notes free booklet offer and guaranteed sales by Dr Miles Medical Co. Evansville Wisconsin?

Miles Dr. Miles Aoctor Fritad W. Golding Noblesville Ind Dr. Mies Medical Co

Atterbury Promoted to General Manager of Pennsylvania Railroad

Mr W W Atterbury, longtime Fort Wayne figure, is named general manager of the Pennsylvania Railroad with headquarters in Philadelphia. He rises from assistant superintendent of motive power to lead all lines west of Pittsburgh, replacing J B Hutchinson. Atterbury, about 36, began in Fort Wayne and is praised by former colleagues for steady rise and duty. His promotion leaves a vacancy to be filled locally.

WW. Atterbury Pennsylvania Railroad J.B. Hutchinson Presidtat Pugh Pennsylvania Company Atverbury Philadelphia Pennsylvania Actiat Atterbury Pennsylvania Raiflxox Boyscod Lord Port Wayne Mechhante Altoona Fort Wayne Fork Wayne Bolton Jim Sfliciat Minnie Hoffigan BE. Hoffman

Atterbury Named Young General Manager At Pennsylvania

Pittshire Dispatch reports Ale Atterbury likely the railroad's youngest general manager in years. Born January 3, 1866, he rose from Vale University graduate and Altoona apprentice to master mechanic and motive power superintendent before being chosen to succeed the retiring Hutchinson. Turborow slated to replace Dur borow, with Turborow’s fate unclear.

Pittshire Dispatch Ale Atterbury Vales University Pennsylvania Altoona Pittsburg Orib- West Fort Wayne Pennsylvania Company Pennsylvania Railroad Hutchinson Br. Durborow Pennsylvania Railroad Division Hic Turborcw

General Officer Resigns From Pennsylvania Railroad

General superintendent J B Hutchinson resigns effective immediately due to failing health. He will take a four month leave of absence to rest and return as assistant to the Second Vice President Mc hutchinson has 38 years with the company. Seven engines were moved in the past week with some from the Du yer & Tea Mountain railroad and others from the Petre company. one locomotive disabled and several others under repair.

J.B. Hutchinson Pennsylvania Railroad Mr. Hutchinson Second View Mc. Hutchinson Venieylyacia Duyer & Tea Mountain Railroad Petre Company Bow Warsaw

Three New Engineers Promoted After Examinations

Three men named Niemen and two others were promoted to engineering positions after receiving successful examination results yesterday. The group includes three new engineers who earned the status following their recent assessments.

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Golden Medical Discovery Promises Stomach Healing

An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery claiming it cures stomach and digestive diseases by improving digestion and absorption. The note features patient testimonials from James B Smbrane of Mantiegdon Pa and discusses free medical adviser materials, urging readers to request the book with stamps.

Wilels Pierce Penn Weites James B Smbrane Kay Mifflin Street Mantiegdon Common Sense Renefal Stam

Wabash and Pennsylvanian rail changes and incidents

New engine pilots John Gallagher HE Barberger and O D McCrory take charge of Wabash power as normal service resumes after recent deliveries from Ann Arbor. One passenger and one freight engine enter service. No. 14 passenger engine to be completed today. The Pennsylvanian introduces a new winter timetable next Sunday with minor impacts. Accidents report: Keating, Barnes, Osborn, Szink, Selak, Cress and Gebbert injuries with varying recoveries. Walter and Mr Gebbert progress. engines and parts moved to Elwood and Toledo facilities.

Ann Arbor Road Roanoke Frank Keating Lester- Gay Wm. Barman Boilermater Pennsylvania J.T. Osborn Harry .Szink Dépnsylvania Com G. B. Semen Hann

Wahsh stops to close this afternoon amid strike impact

The Wahsh stops will be closed this afternoon as months of prior rules suggested. The entire force will be asked to work as winter sets in and power is needed for service. Voting to close was renewed yesterday and the plan aims to maintain continuity despite disruption. A clock repair is noted and conduct changes are described as new assignments are made within the operation.

Work and travel notes from Seymour Indiana area

An itemized group of short notices covers crew movements at the Pennsylvania wreck crew, new hires in the Wabash railroad works, a theater party to Chicago, repairs and upgrades at various plants, and upcoming church and Bible class activities. Names include Timk Beker, J B Baynes, Edward W Holmes, Anna Heine, Normatt Brashear, and C Silb, with references to the Wabash, Nickel Plate yards, and Western Gas Cave plant.

Kerr Murray Company Timk Beker Keres Murray Company Seymour Ind J. B. Baynes Olive Power Wabash Reilruad Springhelad SB. Eleber Pennsylvania Doals Yestar Hearty H. Danmeyer Bourbon Edward W. Holmes Elorte Works Cone Taylor Street Anna Heine PF. W. Heine Chicago E. Brown C. L. Hertel Williams Stoby Island George Ebner Eloud Fergran Wes Normatt Brashear Asvivarils Western Gas Concave Company C. Silb Fort Wayne E. H. Southern Company Thempany Pittsburg E. O. Anderson Velock Hiram A. Plitney

Italian Laborers Strike Sparks Irish Foreman Row

Italian laborers employed by the Pennsylvania company strike over back pay after foreman John Smith, an Irishman by Ireland, is discharged. Smith, leader of about seventy five workers digging a sewer, refuses to leave the superintendent’s office and is arrested for malicious trespass amid cross ethnic tensions and potential international implications.

John Smith Lapp Jol Smith Imoney Smith Pennsylvania Company Yesberday Blake Mainiyawge Way Olstrepemus Gayl Henry Stell Bridge Tran Lhe Ques- Ieton Ireland

LOCAL GHAT SERVICES AND CHURCH EVENTS TODAY

Local notes list afternoon services at the German Baptist church at Smith and Greene streets and evening services at the same church. Miss Aimp Heller visits from Brussfield to attend her grandmother Mrs. Schoppaan’s funeral in Kin sen. Brother of Stationary Firemen Jain C. Mitchell travels east to organize branches in Portland, Washington DC and other places. J G McMahen to address Washington township churches and plan a December Sunday school convention. Rev H C Luebr to preach at English Lutheran Redeemer service. council to select ministers to fill Rev C F Meyer’s post after his Baltimore move.

Smith and Greene Streets Otlock Aimp Heller Brussfield Mich Kinsen Ind Schoppaan Jain C. Mitchell The Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen Portland Washington D. C Brotherhood J. G. McMahen Allen County Washington Township Gosheh Road Bubler Union Chapel H. C. Luebr Zion Retheran Church English Lutheran Church the Redeemer Egalion C.F . Meyer Baltimore Meyer Fort Wayne Srteus Supniar Naslor

Bank Robbery in Sierra County Reported at Hillabore

A daylight holdup at the Hillabore bank in Sierra County yielded about $40 000. The incident was reported by authorities and details are being reviewed for a fuller account.

Santa PE. M. M Hillabore Sierra County

Evied Oysters for land Tenighe ae The Dale

There will be a special meeting of the Finnish Lutheran church of the Redeemer Sunday evening December 1 at 1 o clock. All members are urgently requested to be present. Business of importance will come up before the meeting. W P Sanders, Chairman A Meyers, Secretary. The legal section continues to be the lead for pencils. They are dressy durable and food fitters. Seller store. B Fitch, Prop.

Fugiish Lutheran Church of Luz Shee Pencs SHOM Fiteh

Art reception opens at Commercial library rooms

An art exhibition opening tonight under the School of Art auspices features Indiana artists. The event includes music and refreshments with admission set at five cents. The show will continue through next week at the Commercial library rooms.

School of Art Séitoul Lndiana

Deaths and Local Notices From Calhoun Street Area

Obituary notices report Charles Th. Reeder of 1724 Short Street dying after months with tuberculosis. Funeral plans set. remains to be shipped to Hamilton. Also noted is the death of G H Rockenan from a paralysis stroke, aged 68, a German native, with funeral to be held. Other brief items include a two year old child, Rachel, and various local family notices, and a community event at The Duke featuring fried oysters and a wholesale fair.

Charles Th. Reeder Short Street Levies Prev Hawilton William Reeder J. W. Reeder South Bend Grion Reeder Fister Rockenan Germany Allen County Pennsylvania Schenmann Undertaking Establishment Jaudrett

City operates isolation hospital repairs amid disease fears

City Health Commissioner Macbeth announced rapid work on the isolation hospital after noon yesterday to cut costs and expand care for contagious diseases. With the roof repaired and heat and light fixed, the city will treat all contact cases at the hospital or at home, aiming to reduce spreading and expenses while noting there is no other facility for smallpox or similar cases.

City Health Macbeth Heath Department Arsac

Prize Fighter's Heart and Postum Save Victory

Frank Wallis, Wiineis champion featherweight, says coffee ruined his training and breathing. A friend suggested Postum Food Coffee, two weeks before a major fight, and he switched. Nervousness vanished, breathing improved, confidence returned, and he won the bout.

Frank Wallis Ming Ives Victor

Real Alligator Slipping From The Window Store

A fragmented notice describes a real alligator slipping from a display window at a shop tied to Fiteh, Prop. The readable words imply an unusual incident involving an animal in a storefront setting and a property owner or proprietor.

Fiteh

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