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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1908
Page
1
Princess Rink hosts Canadian champion Doc Filmore drawing crowds in a promotional appearance. Journal Gazette ads advertise Vac a word pricing for want ads, highlighting easy ad placement.
Native Géstuma attracts street crowd while White opponents spar and mock. Anderson arrives today in Port Wayne in top condition, with Murbarger warned to expect a strong challenge. Crowd flood at Les Ivins for seat sales as hype grows for the forthcoming match and rumored weigh ins.
Card of thanks from Mrs James Ghrardot expressing gratitude for help and sympathy during illness and death of her husband. Message references Grove and signature line BW Grove.
Mrs Evel Thaw dominates attention as jurors study the case. Crowds gather outside the criminal court building while Justice Dowling opens the term and Thaw is visited by his counsel in the Tombs Prison. Police keep corridors clear as reporters observe the proceedings and a pattern of delays and delays in jury questioning emerges.
Meyer Bros invites catarrh sufferers to try Hyomel with an absolute guarantee. If not satisfied, money refunded. Claims Hyomel cures by breathing medicated air to reach nose throat and lungs. No other treatment matches its quick and lasting results.
The evening session of the Thaw trial saw defense and prosecution outline the case as jurors are questioned. Thaw appeared calmer, with his family present, while new jurors are seated amid cautious expectations for the upcoming testimony and cross examination of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw.
A terse note shows selling via classified ads is easier than in person. The piece highlights the Journal-Gazette method for finding buyers through its want ad format. Readers are urged to consider listings to swiftly connect with sellers.
Mrs Frances Atle King widow of Diamond King died at age ninety two after a year long illness at her son in law John Ferguson's home 21 West Berry Street. Born in County Cork Ireland she came to Allen County in 1843 and lived in Pleasant Township. She joined Bethel Baptist in 1857 and was buried at Rethel cemetery. Surviving children include Josiah King Mrs John Ferguson Asa Thomas and Mrs Frances Gurles. Funeral from Ferguson residence Wednesday at 8 30 and at Williamsport at noon with interment at Rethel cemetery.
Nebraska and War Bash teams clash as Burns Roche fight articles are signed. Paigo Gintment promises cure for itching, blindness, bleeding or peteolae piles in 14 days.
Members of Battery B moved equipment from the old Saengerbund building to the new home on Superior street. They expect to receive the latest ordnance when the new primary is finished. The new guns are three inch field pieces using fixed ammunition with an effective range of several miles.
League magnates will attend the Shamrocks ball on January 91 at Mulqueen Academy to honor visiting club owners. A Baltimore Orioles group and players from past seasons will be featured in decorations. Tickets remain at the same price. no advance increases. After the ball, semi pros begin season preparations.
The National Baseball Commission opened with reports from Chairman Mann and Secretary Brice. August Herrmann was re elected chairman and John Bruce secretary. A Toledo American Association c real possibility of altering player rights. Meetings in Cincinnati and Cleveland discuss league redistricting and potential splits among eastern and western teams. Zanesville plans to join Central League with $20 000 capital stock.
The executive committee of the Hotel Anthony will meet the board of directors at the Warne club to perfect bid handling for a project. Over fifty contractors are in the city, with bids due at 2 o'clock this afternoon, and a sharp, wide-ranging result expected. The Fort Wayne Retail Merchants’ association met at the Commercial club to discuss issues, and copies of the new constitution and by laws were distributed. Wrestling at Princess Rink on January 8th.
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