Pyramid Pile Cure claims cure by trial mail offer
An advertisement promises quick relief from piles with a free trial by mail. It cites Emma Bodenhamer of Bedford Indiana and George Braneigh of Schellnes Ba as cured examples, urging readers to mail name and address to Pyramid Drug Co. for a trial box and instructions.
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Emma Bodenhamer
Bedford
Ind
Pier Gemiy Gor
George Braneigh
Sehellnes
Sumcat
Vorhans
Pyttild
Michasta
Seven Years of Proof For Dr Kings New Discovery
Seven years of proof claim the medicine is best for coughs throat chest and lung diseases. The ad cites widespread use in Panama Missouri and claims thirty eight years of proof for coughs colds asthma hay fever bronchial issues and early pneumonia prevention. Sold under guarantee at Dreier Brothers drug store with 0c and 1.00 prices and a trial bottle offered free.
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Dreier Brothers
New Department at Bowser's Adds Fire Insurance Expert
S F Bowser's expands staff with EP Sloan named to head fire insurance for all sales. The Fort Wayne tank works plant, producing inflammable materials, grows to require a dedicated insurance specialist. Sloan brings deep industry experience and knows major insurers and officials, reflecting the plant's rising scale and need for expert risk management.
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Switchiman
Leinst
S. F. Bows
Sloan
Fort Wayne
Slain
Switchman Found Unconscious Beside Tracks After Accident
Ai. B. McElvaine a Nickel Plate switchman was struck and found unconscious beside the eastern yard extremity Sunday night. He lay in the yards for hours before coworkers discovered him, bleeding from head wounds and rushed to St. Josephs hospital. He revived by morning and is believed uninjured beyond scalp wounds and bruises. The cause blamed on a flying switch that caused him to misstep in front of a box car.
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Ai. B. McElvaine
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Gl A Plan For Big Delegation Arrives Wednesday
Garrett Lodge members of the Grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers plan a large delegation arrival at 11:2 m on Wednesday for a reception to honor the ladies of the B&O town. Visitors will dine at the station, then participate in initiation and a reception at Mulqueen hall, expected to draw a large crowd and families.
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Garrett Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotivn Engineers
Rolling Mills to Reopen Wednesday Briefly
A damaged notice states rolling mills will reopen Wednesday for about three days to clear accumulated orders. The plan assumes steady work only to finish current contracts while steel and iron markets remain unsettled. Finishing mill work continues as scheduled.
Westsound Passengers Report Busy Rail News
A reader describes Pennsyl vania station activity with crowds seeking No 9 and an extra iron indium for shorter routes to Chicago. Wabash and Pennsylvania officials discuss crew changes and 1000 new jump cars moving to Pacific coast lines amid injuries and sick leaves.
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Wabua
Pennsylvahia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
Sick man wanders away from home in cold night
Mr Jasins Greensfelder longtime White Fruit House employee, ill and wandering, left his home on Wayne and Ewing streets. Police searched downtown, found him at Wayne hotel, door refused, officers entered, returned him home, but he again fled briefly before being spotted nearby. Greensfelder, a well known local figure, drew sympathy.
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Jasins Greensfelder
White Fruit House
Wayne
Ewing
Greensfelder
Wayne Hotel
Reichelderfer
Tappert
Degitz
Drr. Greenstelder
Kr. Greenstelder
Viness
Knights of Columbus Officers Installed
The Knights of Columbus installed their newly elected officers in a session led by District Deputy T. J. McLaughlin. A large audience attended the ceremony followed by a reception and stag party. Officers named include Grand Knight Dr. H Brugseman, Deputy Grand Knight Adam A. Reinhart, Chancellor Maurice G. Miezer, Warden Art Reinhart, Financial Secretary Julian Franke, Recorder George Dininger, Treasurer Charles Wells, Inside Guard W. J. Alter, Outside Guard J. E. Coffee, Trustees M. J. Maroney Tom Quilon and Clent Weber.
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Knights of Columbus
T. J. McLaughlin
Dr.h. ©. Brugseman
Grant Knight
Adam A. Reinhart
Biaurice G. Miezer
Art. Reinhart
Julian Franke
George Dininger
Charles Wells
W. J. Alter
J. E. Coffee
M. J. Maroney
Tom Quilon
Clent Weber
Otto Guethe Dies After Long Illness
Otto Guethe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Guethe, died at his parents home on West Fourth Street Monday evening at age twenty. He had suffered poor health for thirteen years yet worked as a caretaker at the Baker cigar factory. He left three brothers and two sisters.
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Cr. Guethe
Joseph Guethe
West Fourth Street
Dil Warde
Yang Man
Baker Cigar Factory
Spice and Span Man of Evans Fleet
Rear Admiral Emiry led the second division of the fleet on its Pacific cruise. The voyage featured decisive maneuvers and a focus on discipline and efficiency aboard the ship Bob. A dramatic incident highlighted maritime operations during the expedition.
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Spice and Span
Evans
Emiry
Prince Billy the Bully Breaks Flight Label on Deck
A lieutenant rebukes a strong enlisted man known as a bully. The man boasts the officer would not be severe in uniform. Hearing this, Emory takes short leave, wears civilian clothes, follows the bully off the ship and beats him loudly. The admiral, nicknamed Prince Billy, is famed for his society days and sharp attire on shore. On deck he remains the fleet’s neat, orderly figure.
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Lere
Leutenant
Emory
Prince Billy
People's Trust Company Elects Key Officers After Milestone Meeting
Reports of the secretary and treasurer show assets exceeding 1 million dollars. The annual stockholders meeting re-elected old officers and directors. Directors include M. G. MacDougal August Becker Patrick McDonald James McKay and others. Officers elected: President William P. Breen Vice President R W T DeWald Second Vice President James M B McKay Secretary Treasurer Patrick J McDonald. Executive and auditing committees named.
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People's Trust and Savings Company
M. G. MacDougal
KC. Becker
Patrick J. McDonald
Hen Beadell
James McKay
William Stephan
B. Fitzpatrick
William Kacueh
John Morris
William F. Monellering
William P. Breen
R. W. T. DeWald
James BM. McKay
Want ads and court items in Journal Gazette
County Auditor Gemuth will attend a meeting in Indianapolis before the state tax board to answer questions for Allen. Essie Fulks seeks a divorce from Henry Fulks alleging abandonment and that he is living with another woman in Indianapolis. Judge Heaton adjourned to the superior court for a busy day of motions. January term begins next month. George P. Gray sues S. M. Smith for 47.75, with J. A. Donmine as attorney. Maurice King’s license to sell in the rolling mill district is not granted. sponsor absent. Edward Fisher et al sue Louis Frankel for 3, Heaton Yaple attorneys. Fairbanks Morsey Co. v National Sill Supply set for February 17 trial. John M. Buck v William K. Noble continued to February 15 by agreement. Albert H. Breitt petition leads Judge Rourke to appoint Hugh & Keegan receiver for hire stead & Breitt haberdishers. The Bell Road Reports cover Allen county roads.
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Gemuth
Indianapolis
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Allen
Essie Fulks
Henry Fulks
Bessin Stephens
John Mock
Bluffton
Tudgé Heaton
George P. Gray
S. M. Smith
J. A. Donmine
Maurice King
King
Edward Fisher
Louis Frankel
Heaton
Circuit Court
Albert H. Breitt
Rourke
Hugh & Keegan
Tim of Hire
Stead & Breitt
Haberdishers
Bell Road
Bell Joint
Macadam Highway Costs Dividing Wells and Allen Counties
William Baler of Wells county reports the macadamized highway cost about 50 000 with benefits not greater than the cost. Jacob Shaffer and David Spindler of Allen county say the improved highway costs tally 50 000, far exceeding public benefits. County commissioners review the report amid talk of compromising on plain gray all road.
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Wells Counties
William Baler
Wells County
Jacob Shaffer
David Spindler
Allen County
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