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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1902
Page
4
The report indicates a warmer pair of days with variable winds. Expect rain or snow, with fair conditions Sunday and increasing cloudiness Monday. Lower Michigan likely to see snow with warmer temperatures and stronger winds.
Dr Baracit and Dr Porter travel to Tennessee to hunt. Perry Zimmerman visits the English Luther Church. Mrs Dixon Edgerton is critical in Indianapolis, with parents A H Bittenger and wife by bedside. Charity dances planned after successful earlier entertainments. Two songs at First Baptist today, “To Victory” and “Face to Face.” Indiana Grain Bealers’ Assoc invited to Indianapolis meeting. talk on dependency of the miller to the elevator man. D N Hummel of Canton, run down, returns home under care. memory impairment expected to fade. US Olds Construction wins Bluffton electric lighting plant contract for 28060, privately owned. city has municipal street lighting. Berry Street M H church quarterly meetings with Love Feast and sermon by Presiding Elder Daniel. County health officer disinfects Henry Schetelan residence. disinfection overcharged, fire caused $50 damage.
Visit our cake counter and see endless assortments and the smell of fresh fruit cake. Wennedy's Fruit Cake is just what you want for your New Years dinner. Everything strictly fresh. You will come again. Remember, we are headquarters for see candies. Purchased early and avoid the rush. White Fruit House.
Practical hydrotherapy and massage by GW and Mrs Mann operate from 140 W Washington Street Battle Creek. Nurses and patients treated at all their homes. Tone notes phone 94 for inquiries.
The city of Port Wayne faces multiple damage suits from James A. Reilly, Bridget Reilly, and others after a Wallan Avenue condemnation. They seek about 5900 total for land taken to widen the street and accommodate a house move, claiming the board's 879 award is too low. Several related cases from Adams County and Detroit Railway matters are noted, with petitions and attorney actions listed as the Superior Court proceeds. George L. E. Gage and Florente Meu are licensed to wed.
A night employee found a fire in the Lake Shore railroad passenger station on Cass Street yesterday morning. Firemen from units 7, 3, and 6 battled the blaze, inflicting about 1200 in damage before it was controlled. The ticket office and women's waiting room were saved, but the fire spread to the floor. passengers were moved to the waiting room while workmen prepared to rebuild. The origin is believed to be a stove.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions MONTERLIER TD Dee 27 references to Castings company elevator air cranes and chipping room. References to Superintendent CG Neal singing and rail first class year unclear. Mentions Rocky Mowa Sinus and new building but context is garbled.
Fort Wayne clothing merchant Abe Levy faced a not guilty plea and guilty verdict in a state case. The court set a fifty dollar fine after hearing evidence on Tuesday. A motion for trial was denied and an appeal to the supreme court was prayed and granted.
The Kehoe Boat company has secured an acre north of Delta Lake in Lakeside for a new factory site. Once weather permits, construction will begin on a 100 by 180 foot building to house boat manufacturing and stock. The Lakeside location was previously unavailable for such facilities.
A compact notice notes the Journal Gazette page includes all items as readable and used by readers. It mentions Illinois offers rebuttal and emphasizes a traditional approach to proof in using.
The Wabash will sell round trip holiday tickets at usual reductions on December 24 25 31 and January 1 returnable until January 2 1963. Both phones No 6 dagant.
Mr. Anderson, general agent for the Tanttable Life Assurance Society of New York, receives calendars for 1900 marked by five artistic pieces. The national flag theme is showcased, with designers urged to use broad symbolism to attract readers.
A grateful minister from Fort Wayne recounts a personal cure from appendicitis after treatment by Dr. Rush’s osteopathy. He describes intense pain subsiding after the first treatment and returning to work at church meetings within a week. He urges others with appendix pain to seek Dr. Rush’s aid, noting free examinations on select days and the office location at Pigley-Long building.
Westminster church hosts an evening program with organ selections, Lindeman anthem Jubilate in FF, and carol services. Trinity Episcopal church choir plans a 4 o clock Christmas Eve service with carols, Lord's Prayer, three kings chant, and recessional. The Union Veteran Legion offers an entertainment at Electron building hall for relief fund Monday featuring Virginia Pilley and others.
On account of death the estate offers six stallions for sale. Notable entries include Clyde aged 11 weighing 2000 lbs sound. Clyde aged 3 weighing 1500 lbs sound. Clyde aged 7 weighing 1800 lbs. Norman aged 4 weighing 1500 lbs sound. Norman aged 14 weighing 1800 lbs. Couch aged 14 weighing 1500 lbs sound. Registered stock. War terms. Apply CB Whickh WPetdman isi ily umbrellas See Opposite Cathedral.
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