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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1908

Page

9

Once Cowboy, Now Rich Plainsman Rakes in Oil Fortunes

Jed Doheney, once a Texas cowpuncher, became a millionaire through oil ventures in California and Mexico. The article traces his rise from driving a wagon to drilling oil sands and contracting with the Santa Fe Railroad, noting his associations and speculative investments in the Columbia oil field.

Plainsman California Republic of Mexico Drinson Tex L. Doheney Regeant Texas Arivine Watts Doheney Mexico Columbia Ger Lek W.C. Hoggard Brazos River Daheasy Wichita Dahenay Las Angeies Unon Santa Fe Railroad Company Ripley Cohener Columbia Oilield Wip Soma Min Doheney Deheney Jaana Air At Ol!cons Puy Southern Republic Cellelar Central Railroad

Moran Brothers Form Partnership to Continue Family Business

The Moran brothers Peter J Moran and Bar hard A Moran form a partnership to carry on their late father Peter Moran’s business. Founded in the 1860s by the grandfather, the firm is a historic city institution. They file articles of association with the county registrar and plan extensive improvements to expand the business.

Peter J. Moran Barhard A. Moran Peter 4. Moran Peter Moran Harry Hogan Messrs. Moran Mas

Ossian Notes Include Death Claim and Local Visits

Ossian Ind January 4. Mark Thaybar, aged 79, lies unconscious at home on Miller street with Bright\’s disease cited as cause. Thurber, born in Quebec, moved to Ossian with parents sixty-seven years ago and lived on a farm south of town before moving here. Local residents Wirth, Welrich, Robinson, and others visit and conduct business as Ossian prepares for spring activities and a class reunion pages.

Journal-Gazette Ossian Ind Mark Thaybar Miller Street Bright Br Thurber Borm Quebec Canada Waynn Osaian Anna Fred Owe Hoitsville Mra W.N Ossian Live Stock Insurance Comfete le Dulue Bintan Pidas Dessie Porter Piace Myrtle Cook Bloomington Vaughans Allen Poe Opslan Bushing Alisé Luciele Heim Rochester Milas Krewnon TaRthematien Overoot Pare Wayne Fluntingcen Aoirs Eran Syilth Fanthy T Hyse Winals Mieke

Westminster Church Cottage Meetings Announced by Pastor

Rev. W. W. Wilson of Westminster Presbyterian outlines cottage meetings titled The Prayers of Jesus and For Laborers in the Harvest. Sessions are set at West Main Street and various addresses in Lak e Avenue, Fulton Street, and East Wayne Street, with hosts including Mrs. Catherine Wells and W. H. Simmons. The schedule features Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings focusing on revival and prayer for religious interest and guidance.

Caltegs Syer W W. H. Wilson Westminster ‘Pret Ian c Jesus Main Street Laké Avénu Ketraw Gust Street W. J. Kortier East Wayne Street Hargest W. E. Stout Fultonshest W. T. Ferguson West Wayne Street Mre Wlem Batamids C. DP. Kettter Jemerson Street

Revival Services at Wayne Street M E Church

Morning service features Dr Frank Jenig and Will French with The New Birth topic. Evening sermons titled Sucking Salvation and Finding Salvation outline weeklong revival themes. Daily prayer and Bible study slated Tuesday through Friday at 3 p m. A children's rally is planned for Saturday at Zelock. Morning prayer meetings at 9 30 o'clock are scheduled daily except Saturday.

Wayne Street Methodist Frank Jenig Zelock Galvare United Brethren Church GP. Ryrer Reformed A. K. Zariman F D Giebel Third Presbyterian Chuerh MH. B First Methodist Episcopal Church Charles 4 Schultz H. P Alfred Holts Warth He Ratte Gospel Mission Calhoun Street Symouth Congregational Henry F. Sell Henry F. Sell, D. D H.C. Ingerzai West Jefferson Church of Christ Ray Aulinr Agnes Siemen Sma Heint W. OH. Sherk Church of God Simpson- Methodist Episcopal Church Lurem Edwards Dudas Trinity Episcopal Church W. Averill W. W. Penp D. ‘Mating Munion St Andrews Mission South Wayne Auton Teith

Week of Prayer at West Creighton Church

Evening services planned this week at West Creighton Avenue Church of Christ with sermons daily. Topics include The Promises of God Things Unseen and Eternal The Triumphs of Faith The Church Made Truly Glorious The Gospel Message The Better Life Unity of Christians Is It Desirable or Desirable God Revealed.

Creighton Avenue Chriat God

Evangelistic Services at the Baptist Church Begin

Evangelistic meetings start Tuesday January 23 in Beaver Chapel Sunnyside mission and the home church as part of a two month series. Pastor Viehert and Assistant Pastor Tipton lead with University of Chicago evangelist aiding. Series opens at Beaver Chapel for the first week.

Beaver Chapel Sunnyside Viehert Tipton Evangelisee Id University of Chicago

Salvation Army Services Announced for Today

Local Salvation Army schedule lists an open air meeting at 1 and 7 PM, a business session at 11 AM at the citadel, and a Sunday school at 1 40 PM. A salvation meeting with topic unclear is also planned, with attendees urged to join as they please.

Salvation Army the Citadel Sun- Ray School Mreru Yseung People's Ap SR Ue

Roll Call Meeting at Trinity Church

A roll call service is held at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church this morning. Each member’s name will be called and letters read from absent members as the pastor leads with the theme Ready for duty.

Trinity Church Trinity Methodist Episcopal Chirch

Week of Prayer at Plymouth Church Schedule

Evening gatherings start at 7 20 o clock at the Plymouth Congregational Church through January 10. Special prayer meetings feature a men’s session on The Outlook for 1908 led by Mr Paul Mossman and a separate all attendees session on Tuesday with further details to follow.

Plymouth Paul Mossman

Burglary and farm practices in a late 19th century town

An elderly couple is left alone in their home while burglars entered the Ezekiel Roe farm north of town. The passage also records notes from the Farmers Congress at Milshore with William Schuimerich describing bacon curing methods and detailed butchery steps.

Taian Merrit Smith W. Reed J. G. Jennings Gnion Township W. P. Scott Yaratly Ezekiel Roe

Multiple Churches Announce Services Across City

The list details morning and evening worship times across many churches. Notable pastors include Rev. L. H. Bby, Rev. Henry B. Master, Rev. Witte, Rev. J. F. Viohere, Rev. EB. Averitt, Rev. William A. Zariman, and Rev. A. M. Fox. Services feature sermons, communion, prayer weeks, and musical programs at churches on Lafayette Street, East Bastish South Side, and other city sites.

Bapist Brethren Church L. H. Bby Earst Presbyterian Church Henry B. Master Creighton Avenue Church of Christ Witte Shamhart Young Women’s Christian Association The Lock Salem Reformed Rmirch Eiwanl A. Ktetameier Moru Bastish South Side Russian Lafayette Street Suntay Seroc Tey IH. Gaylord United Brethren Church AE Wille

Ancient meat curing methods described for joints and heads

The fragment outlines salting and curing steps for beef parts including shoulders jowls and heads. It mentions piling in salt for twenty one days, dry salting for a week, washing and rebarreling for two weeks, hot water wash, and smoking until a drawn color. It warns against improper hanging and mold.

Afr Schwinerich

Literary notes reveal new publishers and authors for county

Charter Serrimer's Lone will publish Maurice Hewlett's tin works and arrange Hewlett for future work. They add AE Hewlett and A. EB. W. Mas to their list and announce the novel The Broken Hand forthcoming. The Seriiners have acquired two leading English novelists of the day.

Beginners' dancing class opens Monday at Mul Queen's Hall

A beginners' class in dancing starts Monday at 8 p m in Mul Queen's Hall. The event invites local residents to learn basic steps and socialize in a community setting.

Mulqueen’s Hall

Jeannette Seeks 10 Round Fight With Johnson

The text outlines Jeannette pressing for a ten round bout with Johnson while accusing Burns and other white heavyweights of withdrawal. Johnson is urged to prove he is the best before talking of a rematch. Several meetings exist without a decisive victory, and some believe Jeannette could challenge Johnson if a formal match were set.

Ape Jeanette Jack Joonzai Mr. Johnson Burns Johnson Jeannette

Wall Street ends week with fluctuating stocks

New York trading closes week amid wild stock moves with Northern Pacific buoyed by talk of an extra dividend, Reading pressured by profit-taking, and industrials showing strength. Berlin money fears and London discount rates temper sentiment as treasury data reveal broad money expansion and bank withdrawals trend toward normal levels.

New York Northern Pacific Berlin Imperial Bank of Germany London Bank of England Treasury Department SOKO Newt York Munt

Money Market Report From New York Summary

The money market shows quiet ease with rates for different instruments noted as 60 per cent, 90 days at 7 per cent, and 6 months near 6T per cent. Closer-Prime mercantile paper quoted at 70 per cent. Exchange rates remain steady with demand and supply balancing in banks. Mexican bonds and railroad securities mentioned as steady amidst overall market calm.

New York Clore—Prime Mercantile Sherling Exchange With &E Eas Hankerd

New York Bank Position Improves Despite Shortfall

Banking figures show a notable improvement in New York clearing house conditions. Institutions are $512,000,000 below last year’s position but have shaved deficits, with a current surplus around $147,938 and a total reserve near $1.15 billion, reflecting a narrowing gap and safer liquidity outlook.

New York Jan Nvara

Banks and Clearances Down the Week Amid Holiday Absence

The report shows weekly clearances after removing Newscare gas holiday effects. Banks rebalanced during the last week with 4,522,000 legal tender balances recorded. a higher week compared to the previous period.

Anne Donostia Tvs Bro Pca

The Dry Goods Market Opens Spring Line Here

The article notes new spring stock arriving in the dry goods market with woolens, worsteds, and shorn goods on display. It highlights open lines and advancing trends as retailers prepare for the season and urges readers to respond to want ads for results.

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Unclear financial figures with multiple incoherent deposits

The text provides a jumble of monetary figures and terms such as deposits reserves deficits increases decreases tenders and total sums. It references deposits of 1 152 12 500 14 328 and 405 800 plus 2 and mentions increases and decreases in circulation with several imprecise amounts and scattered initials. The fragmentary content lacks a coherent narrative or identifiable entities.

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Trust company leaders predict resumed normal business

The Hon W P Breen president of the People's Trust Company says trust firm activity is returning to normal with loans being made and home building likely to start this spring. Several banks report steady money shipments from foreign correspondents and cash on hand exceeding demand. Anancial institutions expect a revival of business after January 15 with sound foundations.

People’s Trust and Savings Company Sy Calhou Parsons With & T Pany Ars MC. M'Doqugal Paragon Mfg. Co.i Frees Ee i Becker Dry Goods and Groceries Patrick J. aeRorary Honey Beadell Deadel & Co FaMees MAY GEB Bursley & Co Stephan Fenatyivents Co Bae Rent George Dew BRUE Vans Coys Fe Perent WM. UE Epident T Tenough Gua Brean & Morcis Atoriess Williars Broy, & Millacd W. P. Breen People's Trust Company Mr. Brean Uish Aitrough Anandal

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Citizens Trust Company Fort Wayne, Ind Era Neon Sories Peysons Owen A. Heaton Prisi4ant Ernest W. Cook Steratary the Law An and Investment Co Exge Securities Eigo Grage Mentetpal Sud Corporation Basa WE. Phung Inie L Kahne & CO Court St New York City Richardson Mary Whery East Berry Los W. H. Johnston Gosteopath Firat National Bank Ian Pate H. A. Duemling Sec Creickton Avenue Franke W Tracy Weddington Seulevaind A. P. Buchman Washington Limatad Hattersley & Sons Ment Bart Maln Street Misses Moore Osteopathic Physicians American Alatom Zeopathy Hkirksvill Ofice Geo. H. Krudop Coal and Lumber Office Francis and Hayden Sts Cowboy ED. L. Doheney P. J. and A. Moran Westminster Church M. E West Creighton Church the Baptist Church Salvation Army Services Ifiilshore William Schuimerich Botton Joe Jeannette Wall Street Atellann Pere Pacpei Aceninen Souther Nash Pacitts Money Market NEW York Bank Sam't M. Theo. Wentz Chas. F. Pisiffar Fost Henry Berghof Cashlan Waldschmdt Asst Sth Jan'y Tri-State Loan and Trust Company Ixlund Tri-State Loan and Trust CO Charles A. Wilding W. E. Mossman Louis Fox George W. Pixley F. ¢. Heine First National Bank OF Fort Wayne First National Bank Fort Wayne, Indiana United States Hamilton National Bank Capital Shell Offichale pVe Adivideet Ty Prompe Sergioa Old National Bank Henry Paul Wm. H. Rohan Cashinn Chas. E. Gond Stephen Morris Zexhio
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