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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1908

Page

9

Banks Split Over Aldrich Relief Plan Amid Cash Withdrawal

The week's bank jitters centered on mass retirements of scrip and mixed banker opinions on Senator Aldrich’s relief measure. Chicago and other cities led the retreat with substantial currency withdrawals, while eastern banks favored caution and western banks resisted large collateral demands. New York reserves show a solid gain as cash holdings rise and clearinghouse certificates shrink, reflecting uneven banker sentiment and shifting liquidity.

Upcal Sldrich Ure Fess Harry A. Keplinger Keplingers Atunipal Middle West Texas

New York Bank Position Recovers After Crisis

The weekly New York associated banks statement shows a surplus of 1,084,050 reflecting gains from new deposits and interbank movements. Loans decreased while deposits rose, lifting reserves to healthier levels though still near legal requirements. The report notes gains in cash, circulation steady, and a notable reserve increase amid improving money markets.

New York New York Associated Bank Tegerves Abhgdts & Wepostte

Oil Market Sparks Mixed Signals Amid Quiet Trade

Market reports show volatile prices as oil shipments from major suppliers vary with unit prices around 1.78 while overall trading remains thin. Analysts note questions over supply timing and regional demand affecting near term movement.

Bank clearances for the week reported in brief

Weekly bank clearances show payrolls processed with the largest sum among firms. The Hotel Anthony contract was awarded to Tenty Hilgemann & Brother for 225377 dollars, creating significant summer employment opportunities.

Bass Pount Irtidesary and Machine Company Anthony Tenty Hilgemannn & Brother

Notice to Contractors on Pay Rates and Wagon Team Plans

Notice states that an international brotherhood has set scale rates effective after May 1, 1908. It specifies wages of 50 cents per hour for a team and 40 cents per hour for one horse and wagon, with drivers to receive 50 cents per hour.

Deumsterelas

Demand Grows for Dried Beans Across Regions

The past week sees rising demand for dried beans as costs and health considerations push households to favor affordable staples. Commission men report strong sales in the middle west and east, noting beans as a long standing, healthful choice amid tight supply of other crops.

Sears Commission

Bank statement cited as favorable influence on stocks

New York January 1 speculative traders showed hesitation in outlook with limited volume and mixed moves. Official denials of a proposed receivership quieted fears, while demand for St Paul supported some stocks despite broad caution. Retail insights and guidance from officials influenced the market direction as Baltimore and Ohio shared a muted reaction.

York Wadeney Shilpa St. Paul Atratra Ronda Este Baltimore & Ohio

Installation by the Pathfinders Lodge in Huntington

Pathfinder Lodge No. 19 held its installation of officers on Friday evening with James Dees of Huntington acting as installing officer. Term runs January 1 to June 30, 1908. Open meeting planned January 24 with supreme officers present. Officers installed include Ward, Terry, Ollicer, Tanner, Bennerk, Gates, Louise Quinn, Hettie Keiser, A Re Olinger, Ro Smith, Mollie Wolf, Ellen Bayless, L Hiveley, Brake, Kemp, Steinman, J W Snyder.

Pathfinder Iudge No. 19 James Dees Huntington Ind W. H. Ward John Terry A. R. Ollicer BE. Tanner PL. Bennerk H. §. Gates Louise Quinn Hettie Keiser A.re Olinger Ro Smith Mollie Wolf Elen Bayless Mes. L. Hiveley George Brake M. W. Kemp J. J. Steinman J. W Snyder

Notice concerning Maurice E. Griffith estate action

Notice that if Maurice E. Griffith does not respond by January 20, a partition suit will be filed in the estate of John Griffin. Filed by Thomas and Wm. Griffith, by HOC Grabill, Attorney, Monroeville, Ind.

John Griffin Thomas Wm.ripfith Hoc. Grabill Monraoyttle Ind

Missionary Leader J Robert Mallette Dies in Cleveland

Rev J Robert Mallette longtime minister of the Discinlo nareh and corresponding secretary of the General Christian Missionary sa nate, died at his home in Cleveland today at age 72. The well known figure served as a prominent church leader and missionary advocate.

Cleveland J. Robert Mallette General Christian Missionary Sanate

Notable address by Prof Gerald Smith at First Capitol church banquet

Professor Gerald Smith of Chicago University delivered the keynote at a banquet for church officials and congregation leaders. He contrasted church life in Europe and America, urged adherence to New Testament headship of Christ, stressed diversity in church members, and called for love driven mission and personal living for Christ.

Gerald 3. Stith Chicago University Smith University For Chicago Chicago Press Flo Aloven Europe America Jane Chi Christ Dmwers

Wayne Street Revival Proves Successful

Special revival services continue at Wayne Street Methodist Church with about thirty persons gaining conversion and joining the church. Pastor Dr Frank Leniy will speak on The Word and John the Baptist’s Return of Jesus with weeknight topics including The Lamb of God and The Call of Nathaniel. Cottage prayer meetings at 9 19 a m are scheduled Tuesday through Friday at listed homes. A children's rally is planned for Saturday at 3 15 p m.

Wayne Street Methodist Episcopal Church Prank Leniy John the Baptist Jesus Bondar Fiifar Nathaniel Ryason Etnnird Avenue Amsbach West Jefferson Street Grummoans Boone Street Zahrl Hoagland Avenue Rentsohler Yui Street Raine Mason Lake Arene Wharsday Small Butler Street James Allison Saturdas

Revival Meetings at First Methodist Church Hype

Revival meetings at the First Methodist Church draw wide interest with nightly services growing. Five businessmen speak Tuesday on "Why I’m a Christian" followed by five more on the same theme. Wednesday brings five men to discuss "What Led Me to Christ". Thursday features five young ladies, each five minutes, on the same topic. Nightly, Rev. Rowand preaches on "What It Means Not to Be a Christian."

First Methodist Growme Atltendance Crist Bae Lie the Rey Rowand

Third Presbyterian Missionary Program Receives Community Support

The Third Presbyterian Church hosts a missionary program Friday afternoon featuring Mrs Woott, Mrs Lopshire, and Mrs Guenther among others. William Barden of 206 West Avenue will serve as host, with assistance from Mrs Wit and Mrs An.

Woott Cline Willson ‘Hird

Annual Meeting Notice for West Jefferson Silver Church Chelsea

The annual meeting of the West Jefferson Silver Church of Chelsea will be held on Wednesday day in 7280 Nclick Bole Hewings. Reports will be read by Attorney Frank Siritzer from Wabash and an address by A. Shart. A program of music and refreshments follow.

West Jefferson Silver Church Chelse Frank Siritzer Wabash Hiake A.shart Nore

Salvation Army Program For Today

Salvation Army schedule lists services at the Avlen corner and citadel with meetings from 10 am to 3 pm. Open air sessions at Court Reuse corner, free and easy gathering, and a Young People's union meeting led by Ann Ox. An afternoon open sale and a Sunday school session are noted.

Salis DS Iy Avelin Cladel Court Reuse Citadel Young Peoples Ann Ox Court House Salvation Micevine

Musical program at First Baptist Church today

The vestry presents a brief service outline for this Sunday at First Baptist Church. Morning and evening sessions include selections such as Not, Peace and In Perfect Peace with solo pieces and instrumental airs performed by local musicians.

First Baptist Church Sylekor Morelson

Dedication of the Third Christian Church in January

The Third Christian Church will dedicate its new building on Sunday January 1 with three services at 8 30, 2 30 and 7 30. The afternoon event will feature a wilton service. Pastor Rev EH Stafford will preach at the Church of Christ in Moneyeville at 2 20 this afternoon, followed by a sermon.

Third Christian Suudy EH. ©. Stafford Church of Christ Moneyeville West “Jefferson Ray A. Miller Stimpson Episcopal Loren M. Edwards Iyrank Plymouth

Blacksmith Preacher at South Side Mission

The Rev James Trythall, a blacksmith preacher, will preach this evening at the South Side Mission located at 1740 Lafayette Street. Meetings are held nightly, with Babbard School services every Sunday at 2 90 mn, under Mrs KC Eta ds) who serves as superintendent of the mission.

James Trythall

Multiple Church Services Announced Across City

The Independent Spiritualist group joins pagan services while numerous churches list Sunday worships. Rev Stafford at Third Church, Rev Schrock at Christ Lutheran, Rev Wichert at First Baptist, and Rev Hahn at English Protestant note morning sermons. Other gatherings include Bible study, youth meetings, and gospel addresses by Charles A. Blanchard at Wheaton College in a season of religious programming.

Third Church of Christ E. Stafford Mairine Christ's Lutheran Church Independent Spiritualistle Paget Pythies Hall Baptist Brethren Church Nev Rastor Tutetan Church of the Redeemer Theodore F. Hahn Russionary Church Snath Waynes and Rishardville Avenues Schultz Charles A. Blanchard Twheaton College Wheaton Alfred Holyworth Mission Band H. P. West Wheaton College Bible Training South Warne Avenue Blanchard Gospel Mission Cathauts Street Railrand Y Word Kielsaper First Presbyterian Church Henry B. Master Pallie Gree Reformed Church A. &. Zertman Culvecy Westminster Presbeterian’ Church William FF Wilson Moralis Ernest Hester Vunoutsna Charles “A. Rawand Alan Bad

Evening services and morning lectures at local churches

At 12 m and 7 20 am morning sermons titled Realitiy and the Realty of Religion and The Man Who Missed a Great Opportunity. Evening services at Westminster Presbyterian Church feature Reverend William H H Wilson with topics Garrs Feeding a Famishing World and The Victory of the Distinguished at 7 30 o'clock.

Westminster Presbytering Church Wiliam HH. Wilson Serview de van- Guished

Velvet Hewlets At Gala By Ayo Aureuca Not Yet

Fragmentary note mentions velvet hewlets and a gala by Ayo Aureuca with uncertain timing. It records a decorative theme or item and an event placeholder without clear dates or participants.

Ayo Aureuca

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