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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1902
Page
5
Due to high demand, the Red Grass Medical Association at 728 Clinton St near the post office corner extends free medical services for three months to all admitted patients who call before January 21. The institute promises cure where possible after a thorough first interview and examination, with frank guidance if treatment is not beneficial.
Court records show Daniel Cope sues John V. Long for damages and replevin with a restraining order in Port Wayne. Cases including Brattain v Saylor and Marine v Brochutiller proceed or adjourn. A guilty plea for petite larceny yields twenty days. Articles of incorporation filed for Building Loan association. Denositions scheduled in Evans case against B Fleming.
In New York on December 22 the preliminary hearing opened for Tr snector Brooks, accused by David W. Bucklin of breaking into Richard Canfield's gambling house on the night of December 1, with proceedings starting to play.
J M Alexander endorses Radway products in a New York correspondence, requesting a dozen Radway’s Ready Relief and Radway’s Pills, claiming their value justifies the price in gold and noting preference over Radig’s Oil for better satisfaction.
Magistrate Tian led the court session as Canfield's attorney Delhanty was questioned about the raid. Former Judge Fursman argued that owning sporting gambling implements was a legal right, noting they can be bought in New York stores. Inspector Brooks testified officers used search warrants and forced entry after doors were locked. the hearing was adjourned to Friday.
In his annual report to the Secretary of War Gen H V Boynton chair of the Chickamauga and Chattanooga national military park commission notes the past year saw serious disease kept in check and the park maintained its prewar healthful record. The commission seeks 40000 next year plus 26000 for ongoing work and maintenance not to exceed 30000 annually. Ohio has appropriated 925000 for a state monument and twelve regimental monuments on Chattanooga field plus 29000 for Missionary Ridge monuments and bronze tablets.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a teething cure used by millions of mothers. It promises to soothe the child stop the gums allay pain cure wind colic and treat diarrhea with a suggested price of twenty five cents a bottle.
A 1895 testimonial from Mrs. Elizabeth Greenland claims Rundell's Rheumatic Cure cured long standing inflammatory rheumatism after eleven weeks bed rest. The letter endorses the drug’s effectiveness and sale by all druggists with a written guarantee.
A second-hand upright piano model Upright-49 offered by Guy Conkle located on Calhoun Street opposite Cath . A seller advertises convenient payment terms for a quick sale and invites potential buyers to contact.
Farmland purchases offered in Wayne and surrounding areas. The notice states farms purchased by Mr Straussville and associates, with cash and time sale options. Interested parties urged to visit the office in Fort Wayne for details and schedules.
James Gray enters gubernatorial race amid tensions with Evanaville officials and local unions. dispute centers on budget, education funding, and campaign access as supporters rally behind the candidate in key cities.
Evansville WestNews notes a local editorial backing James Gray for governor in the first district, while Hemenway declines the race. The piece cites Gray as one of the strongest Republicans with prior service in Washington during the Spanish American War and hints at viable candidacy if properly organized. Tadway's Ready Relief advertised for pain relief with claims of rapid effect. Local rail and fare notices follow.
Indiana pension recipients listed include veterans and dependents in towns such as Washington Jeffersonville Franklin Fort Wayne and Salem with varied grants from 3 to 22 dollars. Named individuals include Henry Camp Eljah Spaulding Joseph Blair Mordecaine Thuis Peter AL Wiles Nancy Ann Leo and Ebenbeth Ford among others with public and soldiers home pensions.
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