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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1908
Page
4
Fragmented OCR details a medical skin graft donation between brothers with uncertain names and locations. The readable facts mention a donor offering skin to aid his brother, with unclear surrounding context and partial place references.
Fragmented OCR reads like a note about departures to Central America with unclear names and places. It mentions individuals in stray phrases and lacks coherent events or dates to form a complete news item.
A trial outcome reports acquittal on charges related to Suntay hunting. The narrative references procedures and parties but the disordered text obscures clear details about defendants or exact jurisdiction.
Amid a jumble of names and places, the record notes Kenner accepting a commission through a marine corps training link in Maryland, plus transitions in Lima Ohio and Marion Indiana. It mentions Mr Rundel shifting to a new agency role, Hebert Seat changing posts, and a furniture store opening near Marion with ex-Wort Wayne ties.
Sunday afternoon the Pret Wayne Division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians held its annual meeting at Tivernlaw hall and elected new officers. The results show Thomas Kavanaugh as president, Cornelius Rangan as secretary, Mufford J. Maven as secretary, James Jainey as treasurer, Henry A. Mongovan as sergeant at arms, John Leal as marshal, and Thomas in standby on the committee with J Wolfe, W Ryan, and T Mahony.
The German social group Landwehr Verein met at the hall on Harridon streets to elect officers for the coming term. Officials listed include Popaisent, Karcetlebeneprecetisnt, W. Hebivter, and others, with unclear roles and titles in the election wrap.
A five year old boy nearly drowned when submerged in water in a farm tub as his mother attended church service. He was rescued with help from bystanders and later cared for by relatives. Authorities urged supervision to prevent future accidents.
An official of the Bloomington Southern Railway announces plans to extend the line to Bedford. The article notes the railroad has purchased rights of way and aims to secure the necessary approvals, with attention to the route between Bloomington and Bedford and partnerships with local interests.
A Marion, Ohio boy named Orville Seveniven, seven years old, drowned while skating on the Chinireen stream of the Mississinews River. His body was recovered about thirty minutes later in mid river at Adams Street.
Fragmentary notes discuss restorative treatment ideas for nervous ailments and other obscure notions. The text blends medical terms with nonsensical phrases, mentioning ventures, retiree authorities, coinage, and odd references, yielding a garbled overview of historical or pseudo medical musings.
Dozens of Fort Wayne readers learn the kidney duty, claiming backache urinary trouble and fatigue vanish after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs Theodore Henry of Fort Wayne endorses the remedy, describing pain relief and increased energy after following directions and purchasing from local dealers.
City officials in Fort Wayne discuss proposed changes to commercial lighting charges. A meeting of the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Power Company directors outlines anticipated rates, with tentative price points for meter readings and watch hours. The plan aims to lower city power costs while ensuring coverage at all turns.
Charles W. Dunn faces trial in circuit court for the murder of Lett Lynneakt Ableds, Wadler, with testimony expected from expert witnesses. The defense questions the timing of the death and anticipates an eyewitness account, while state attorneys Dr WW Barnett and Dr Bronk Groomvelt lead the prosecution.
Notice from James White of White Fruit House inviting buyers to inspect a farm sale. The message requests contact for further information and notes viewing is possible at a specified location.
Newly elected Wart Wagan Commercial Club officers will deliver inaugural remarks at the dress. The event, previously postponed in November due to a homey issue, will be held Tuesday evening with new standing members and committees announced.
Kendallville drag stores begin selling Red Cross stamps this week with proceeds intended for Red Cross causes. Stamp designs feature a traditional red cross emblem and are attractively packaged for retail sale. Proceeds will support relief efforts and emergency services locally.
Fragmentary text records a trade or purchase note mentioning Tay Chayans and a payment of 50 pounds to Lipton. details are unclear due to garbled OCR. The snippet hints at a financial transaction or market listing with entities Pali and Dh Ciwenkik.
Architect James Mt tinimillan of Wien reviewed details with Mr Fred shownt on erection of the new office building at the corner of Berg usual Crllionrr shirt cin. Site opening set for December 18 with work to begin after permits and weather allow.
James Th. Walts, a known heater and scrapper, opens a physical culture school for women at the Mescher bath. Notable Luginese figures and city leaders attend the event as Walts plans for future benefit exhibitions and classes.
Revenue investigators scoured Manapati and surrounding districts for illicit dealers and tobacco violations. Few suspects were located, including James Marris of 126 Usd oun wxtréet who paid a $4.74 penalty for noncompliance.
A local note suggests skipping breakfast worries and trying Wayco Indian Loaf. The tone encourages a ready to eat option described as mighty good for early morning needs.
A patient recounts being treated by Dr Mum using a claimed scientific method for a range of ailments including stomach kidney liver and rheumatic troubles. The letter asserts prior doctors failed and credits Dr Mum with a miraculous cure, urging others to seek his help and promising quick relief.
Reported incident describes two women entering a store at night and attempting to steal items. Clerks noticed their movements and confronted them as two other accomplices waited nearby. One suspect reportedly fled while the other surrendered and left the stolen goods behind.
Forest shortages push up cedar tree prices used for Christmas foliage. Dealers report higher wholesale costs and note demand remains steady as merchants sell at increased rates per pound, with effects felt across small retailers and consumers.
Milo Kline of North Webster charged with intent to defraud will be tried at the Rosemarc court Monday. The case against George Vorle of Chicago, an alleged pickpocket, has been set for the same day. Vale who furnished bond of 60 will appear for trial. Samaet Ring genberg, a suspected raquer, will be tried Wednesday and Dahl Ryman will be tried on assault and battery.
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