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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1909
Page
3
A fragment describes Braggisis vendors selling family medicines amid a busy market. It notes a watchful timer and mentions bottles labeled 35. 38a and Sue, urging buyers to choose genuine products.
The community marked the first funeral at the new cathedral for Adam H. Bitlinger, long-time attorney and respected bar member. The service drew many friends, with tributes from the Franklin County Bar, praising his public and private life, devotion to justice, and kindness to his wife and daughter. A memorial resolution was adopted, to be filed with the superior and circuit courts and sent to the family and local newspapers.
Mc H H Pare a Baltimore expert accountant arrived to inspect Fort Wayne city electric light department accounts. He praised the City’s books as well kept and noted a systematic method and lack of red tape. Pare will stay to complete detailed investigations for the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company proposal and city interest.
Thomas Gyneh known as Tom Lynch long served as a top umpire in the Eastern League starting 1886. After a 1893 Polo Grounds incident where Lynch fined players and faced insults from Andy Freedman he quit umpiring and later returned to theater work while eventually becoming National League president.
Fifty one year old Lynch is praised as an honest fair and decisive umpire and leader. He led efforts to curb rowdyism and keep baseball clean. Reds president Hermann says Lynch is the right man to elevate the sport and unite clubs. American League and national commission show support for harmony and lasting organized baseball.
An official dispatched to secure the accounting figure questions whether the report may be biased and its release, noting that a key company executive doubts the outcome. The union company has not stated if the report will be published, though there is belief it will not.
In Bluffton Indiana a management change at Ants Cole & Co. hardware store is noted. Hoy Bros of Montpelier will buy an interest and a new partner will oversee local operations. Amos Cole remains as head while the current clerks stay on.
The piece notes Representative Richardson of Alabama opposing the Mann bill for reorganizing Panama’s government and criticizes the inter state aid foreign committees. It references a Senate or committee report and highlights tense political discourse surrounding Central American policy.
A farmer Meyer and his wife, amid a rural incident, discuss a tertile Hewling and a modest payment of five dollars. The narrative tone depicts domestic scene and family ties as they work the fields and respond to weather while the husband asks not to wake the man. The wife stays with her parents for the moment.
Bluffton reports Jess left for China to attend Us weddings. he faced pay issues but his Marion uncle helped. St Joe Athletic Club elected officers Joseph Noll president William Messe secretary and other posts. A reception and dance planned at Shengerbundial. A wife of a negro express man wounded with a knife in a domestic case. motive linked to alleged long-standing tension. investigation ongoing.
Indianapolis business leader Jerome Hart charged that the Wells telephone bill aims to consolidate control of local lines and favor a northern company by allowing one telephone outfit to seize another's property. Proponents say the measure benefits small firms. critics warn of reduced competition and broader gains for major interests.
The county convention to be held December 1 in this city is not a major issue as the democracy of the county support G Hoffman for district committeeman. Still there should be representation from each subdistrict for any district matters that may arise.
In a lively Los Angeles boxing show Wolgast secured a victory over an unnamed opponent. Other bouts featured Minster and Katte with mixed results while Os Ances Coke Dig headlined the undercard.
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