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AM AQUAR MFG CO 28 on Creighton Ave near Pr Wayne. Read as a brief local record noting business address and line item status.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1902
Page
4
AM AQUAR MFG CO 28 on Creighton Ave near Pr Wayne. Read as a brief local record noting business address and line item status.
The Kennedy Players present Tracy the Outlaw in repertoire at the Temple Theatre next Saturday matinee and night. The production features a staged tale of the outlaw with a riderless horse linked to the legend and scenes painted from actual traces of his chase across two states. Manager Percy C Wiltiis has financed a full production with a carefully selected company and fittings.
The Kennedy Players present a dramatic bill featuring Tracy impersonations a Wells Fargo safe blow up and a wheat field chase. Audiences will see a novel sledge hammer duel and a surprising ending before the curtain. Next week the troupe resumes at the Masonic Temple with Woman Against Women.
The company Out of the Fold cancels its Tanple Opera House appearance due to internal and financial troubles. The troupe has not secured sufficient funds and is not in harmony with organizers.
In Kalb county Iowa, Republicans dispute Democratic threats of libel suits tied to the garnisher bill defeat of J. W. Jackmay. A circular campaign circulating names of legislators who supported the bill is cited as baseless, with Jackmay reportedly defeated by Russey Ta and blamed on factional rivals.
A short notice states a two percent per exnium yield will be paid on certificates of deposit if left for four term periods. The item emphasizes a financial incentive connected to CD investments.
The article notes uncertainty over who the plaintiff is and difficulty recording a suit against a defendant due to a circular influencing votes against Mr. Jackman. It suggests blame cannot rest on voters who chose their representative for the next legislature.
In Wabash Indiana a tentative natural gas rate deal was reached after talks between the city council and Logansport and Wabash Valley Gas Co. Consumers will pay 19 cents per thousand feet from November to April and 26 cents from April to November, retroactive to November last, with a rebate for November service.
Two men named Henry B. Porter and John Franklin alias Beard from Chicago were captured after a mob incident in Michigan City. Police reported Porter had prior robbery conviction in Floyd County in 1897 and both were bound over to court after being arrested at Haramend Tast night.
Hartford City organizes a Business Men's Athletic Club with Harvey Davis as president. The first event is a fifteen round boxing match on December 23 between Andy Bezenah and Walter Tones of Cincinnati, backed by local proponents who pledge clean sport and spectator value. Herman Mars of Alexandria promoting the Berenub Times contest.
Armial meeting of the holders of the Gas Belt Construction Company will be held at the company offices Fort Wayne Indiana on Monday the ath day of January 1903 to elect directors and transact other business. GEO F TRIER secretary LO-208
The steamer D. S. Martion and tow schooner Charles Spademan are icebound on Lake Huron about eight to ten miles below the mouth of the river. Tug Trome Rule accompanies them and they were within three miles of Bar Point last night. Night patrols indicate they should reach the river this afternoon or tomorrow morning.
The ad proclaims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal teething remedy used by millions. It claims to soothe the child, soften gums, ease pain, and treat diarrhea, selling for twenty five cents per bottle through druggists worldwide.
Ganned corn and extra main corn priced per dozen along with multiple pea varieties and peaches listed. Canned tomatoes celery oranges nuts and fresh vegetables promised with strong emphasis on low prices and ready stock. Located at Om P. a. E Berry St with extensive grocery offerings.
NILES 64 and officers Bridder and Deleting Granile arrested a thieves gang in Lincoln Ruinds and recovered 400 dollars worth of Avalon goods. The Pennsylvania care had reported missing items and police traced the theft to Frank Rose's home.
Italian resident on Mechanic street aided searches as two padlocks were smashed and a room filled with flour shoes brooms stained glass sewing machines and whisky was dragged to the mayor’s office in three loads. Miss Rose and a boarder were arrested as Frank Rose faced possible morning arrest.
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