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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1908

Page

2

Political Bluster and Local Reform Debates in Fort jVaroerastattler

Readable fragments show factional jousting over open court house hours for public comfort, naming Adam Helmberger as Democratic state executive chair and Judge Richard Erwin in city politics. Community clubs fund hospital needs for auto事故 victims and rural medical aid. Threats from Charley Miller toward Skelton are dismissed. Major Hosey urged tangible relief for unemployment amid currency woes.

Jackson Adam Helmberger New Albany Democratic State Executive Committee Richard Erwin Tis City Erwin

Post Office Clerks Push for Forty-Eight Hour Week

Advocates led by Representative Wilson demand a forty eight hour week for post office clerks, arguing current long hours hinder efficiency. They cite overtime, fatigue, and crowded, separate workrooms as factors, urging prompt relief and modernization to speed dispatch and accuracy.

Wilson Post Office Department Hermedy

Democratic Currency Bill Outlined In House Caucus

Washington report on a Democratic currency bill drafted by John Sharp Williams Mississippi leader after a closed-door conference. The measure sets reserve rules for national banks, caps liabilities, replaces examiner fees with salaries, imposes a tax to fund depositor protection, and forbids bank stock gambling loans with specified penalties.

Washington John Sharp Williams Missiesppi House Willams Committee On Tanking and Curteney Banking and Currency Committee Naonal Snembers

Fire destroys rooming house in South Sioux City

Fire of unknown origin struck the Edward Streator rooming house in South Sioux City at midnight. Two hens were lost five persons were injured. The dead are Edward Streator and Mority Alderreen.

Sioux City Web Edward Streator Edwart Streator Mority Aldereen

Murder Mystery at Quincy Ind Brings Suspense and Death

A bridal murder near Quincy, Indiana leaves stock raiser Thories Mills dead and Emory Cassell unconscious after an attack on the freight road west of Quincy. The motive may involve Mills’s $690, with investigators citing highwaymen theory as papers found near the body indicate. Police pursue leads as the Indianapolis detective Toree joins the inquiry.

Quincy Ind Thories Mills Emory Cassell Vianapolis Toree Aminence Ina Baeav Cassell Simeone Windsor Helene Einars

Ovation for Watson Highlights Allen County Rally

Demonstration praises Col. James B. Watson as he lands in town and secures solid Republican support. Miller supporters push to elect delegates before primaries while party leaders clash over timing and committee seats at the hotel levée and streets. Lawrence McTurran and visitors from Goshen join a crowded evening of Republican politicking.

James B. Watson Allen County Tie Pente Mie Avenne Goshen Watson C. M. Waheen Miller Shelton Caneuses Judge Skelton Rose Chalrmar

Irgn and Steel Mills to Start Up in Cahimbia and York

Lancaster, Feb 1. Bryn and Ste company posted notices that it would start up its pine and lime mills at Cahimbia near here and its ruling MU at York on Mon day. The plants employ 3,400 men.

Lancaster Tr. Fe

Police raid gamblers seize three men and equipment

Police raided five gambling dens last night arresting three men, one roulette wheel and poker chips. Probed sites included rooms over Gierhart Swift saloon at 610 Calhoun street and others on Calhoun, East Main, and Columbia streets. No gambling found. three men were booked for gambling with bail set at 100 dollars for Simmons and 25 dollars for the others.

James Simmons Gierhart & Swift Calhoun_street Harry Leslie End Barris Gemaling Simp Wi Chef Annenbruck Wong Elgindvnst Jackson Rooms

Counterfeit Steel Die Found by Fur Dealer

William Lonergan, a noted fur dealer, found a steel die stamped with an American half dollar while sifting junk. The die was taken to First National Bank and will be held pending Capt. Thomas F. Hall, U.S. Secret Service, arriving to receive it. Breaded veal chops with tomato sauce listed for lunch at Wiebke's Board of Trade.

William Lonergan Firat National Banc Thomas F. Halla United Brater Secret Service

Marion County Adopts Scheiman Tax Receipt System

Marion county treasurer E J Robison and four deputies studied William H Schelman’s revenue method and adopted the arlarograph based receipt system to simplify tax collection. The machine creates duplicate records, stamps payments, and keeps taxpayers informed of valuations exemptions and rates. County officials supported the move with funds for purchase and training.

William Hschelman Marion County Indiana Ir E. J. Robison Lanepolis Robison Amare Allen E Schelman Indianapolis Schelman John E. Rohan Smith-Premier Typewriter Company Scheiman

Chicago Voters to Decide Sunday Saloon Closings

Chicago residents will vote on Sunday closing of saloons in the spring elections. A petition with more than 174000 names asks election commissioners to submit the question. Previous attempts failed due to insufficient signatures.

Chicago

Two Whitley County residents die as pneumonia claims lives

Three Whitley County citizens are reported dead in a note of local tragedy. Lewis Quick of Union township died after a weeklong illness at 1 50 this morning aged 77 years nine months and two days. He lived in Whitley since 1859, married Sabrina Priest in 1822 and leaves three daughters, two sons in law, four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Mrs Mary Simmons of Thorncreek township died at 4 this morning aged 73 years three months and twenty three days. She was born in Starne county Ohio, married to Howard Simmons in 1843 and resided in Thorncreek and Whitley counties ever since with four children surviving. Funeral details for the two will be announced by local churches.

Columbia City Int Howard Simmons Lewis Quick Franke Breisch Washington Township Union Township Holmes County Ohio Whitley County Sabrina Priest Sylvester Pale Prankheim Tort Wayne John EK. Rather Inc Philo and Cyrus Quick Fulton County A. Conselentions Compton Church Mary Simmons Thorncreck Township Whitler Kossinske Thorncreek Township Valona Hom Levi Royer Merriam Samuel Simmons Saginaw Mich George Simmons Marcelona Christian Church Thorncreek Christian

Frank Breisch Dies After Long Illness At 46

George F Breisch known as Frank Breisch of Washington township dies at home after a year long battle with bowel cancer He was born January 12 1862 in Jefferson township and aged 46 He married Margaret Wellweaver and leaves four children Wil lie Clara Amelia and Henry and his widow Funeral services will be held Tuesday at St John's Lutheran Church with Rev Achulz officiating.

Paige George Frank Breisch George F. Breisch Washington Township Frank Breisch St. John's Lutheran Church Sir John’s Church Achulz

Railway Officials Visit Warsaw for Pleasure Trip

A delegation of fourteen railway officials and executives from Northern Indiana and Michigan visited Warsaw at noon Friday. The group included former governor Winfield T. Durbin and executives from the Southern Michigan Railway, Northern Indiana Railway, and other companies. Charles G. Lehman of South Bend stated the trip is a pleasure outing along the Winona lines with no special significance.

Warsaw Ind Warnaw Fillney Muncie F. D. Bryensid Eo Andrews South Bend Southern Michigan Northern Indiana Winona Charles G. Lehman

Tragic House Fire Claims Four Year Old Natali Fulk

A devastating accident at a farm near Avilla leaves four year old Natali Fulk dead after a fire engulfs her clothing while her parents Milton and Mrs Fulk were away. Neighbors and a local doctor from Avilla attended, but no aid could save the child as she succumbed around eleven o clock.

Kendallville Ind Milton Fulk Avia Natali James Avilla Seleck

Hem-Roid from Dr Leonhardt promises cure for piles

Terribly distressing piles prompt claim that local ointments cannot cure. Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid tablets are guaranteed to cure any pile case or money back. One month’s supply sold for 31.00 through Meyry Bros Co in Fort Wayne Indiana with station delivery options.

Leonhardt Meyry Bros. Co Calhoun St Turner, Chlumbing Éornar Wayne Baker Fort Wayne Ind Laomaral, Co Station B Bufato

Funeral for girl who caught fire at stove

A girl accidentally caught fire while playing about a stove and died. Her funeral is set for Sunday with friends asked to gather at 10 o'clock at the home. Services will be at Hopewell church, conducted by Rev. Hellopeter, with burial at Elag's cemetery.

Hopewell Church Hellopeter Elag’s

Auburn resident dies after B and O train collision

Feb 7 Auburn Indiana report of accident on George Swineford farm where a resident named Dilley, about 60, was struck by westbound B and O train No. 7 while driving a covered buggy. The horse pulling the buggy was killed. Dilley was a pioneer resident of the area.

Auburn Ind Dilley George Swineford B. & O. Festine St. Joe Short Ditlers

Brandenburgh to Manage New Medicinal Wagon Route

Claypool Indiana near Silver Lake today Brandenburgh an expert salesman starts selling the Bihe anieline company medicines. The Fix Medicina company moved from South Whitely Ben Years ago and Brandenburgh will establish routes and build a credible business.

Claypool Ind Fen Ae Bredenburg Silver Laka Medicins Bihe Anielne Ompany Fix’ Medicina Company South Whitley Ben Years Ag Brandenhers

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