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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1908
Page
7
W V Panty cites years of proof that Dr Kings New Discovery is the best remedy for coughs colds hay fever bronchitis and consumption prevention. Dreler Brothers drug store offers 50 cent and two dollar bottles with a stated guarantee.
A Friday conference between Superintendent Hudson of the G G S railway and Rome City Cottagers' Improvement Association committee members J C Pavers FB Win W Sponkauer and J B Franke aimed to enlist railroad support for stump removal and blasting to improve safety and pleasure at the resort. Hudson pledged assistance and possible appropriations as the group prepared a $400 fund and called for additional volunteers to begin work while the lake is frozen.
A pamphlet by Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific rails claims passenger revenues for the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul and Chicago and Alton fell after the 2-cent fare law went into effect. The Chicago and Alton reports a $180,000 loss after four months. Minnesota lines saw May and June 1907 revenue declines despite increased passenger miles. Officials denounce the cheap fare push as politically motivated, not demand driven, noting service cuts and disquiet among railroad workers.
Harry Herver formerly in charge of the advertising department at the Bowser Works will resign and become advertising manager for Ford Motor Company in Detroit, taking over February 1. Harper, current editor of the Boomer, will be replaced. the successor is not yet announced.
Eight Hungarian workers formerly employed at the Fort Wayne Rolling Mills departed yesterday over the Pennsylvania for Sheffield, Pa. They hope to find employment there. As usual half the colony accompanied the group to the station to wish Godspeed.
Passenger officials report that in the last thirty days the St Louis and San Francisco lines bought Pullman cars totaling about 100 million dollars. The order includes steal frame baggage cars high backed coaches seating eighty people and chair cars with modern improvements.
A letter from Dr. Batite Creek Michigan recounts a mother plagued by migraines who switched to Postum and found relief after years of headaches. The writer proudly notes a friend also abandoned coffee, taught the proper brewing method, and reports both households banishing coffee in favor of Postum.
A description notes a Pullman craft with seating for fifty six, a combination care and observation oar set vastly larger than prior models on the lines. The observation end capacity rose from eighteen to twenty four seats without crowding the forward area.
Pennsylvania incal yard crews totaling sixteen will work ten hours a day instead of twelve. The new timetable keeps engines and craws active in the yards at all hours, drawing anger from the workers who are affected.
Pennsylvania engineer Joseph Leeper has located his young son who left home after a prank. He was found near Hanna school while attempting to return to his family. The boy had traveled to Whitine, Indiana, to check on a previously injured boy named John Ryan.
Superintendent Sullivan of the Wabash forbids accepting time cars without airbrakes from connections for transfer. A standing rule bars reconsigning coal shipments in non airbrake cars. A universal cutter and reamer arm is being installed in the Pennsylvania tool room. Doehrmann, a machinist, injured a thumb at the Wabash shop yesterday. Pennsylvania engineers R A and CC Gringo have related ties to someone connected with the pension department. A Pennsylvania pipefitter, All Bier, fell from a wheel near York, suffering bruises and cuts. Two fellow foremen of Jack Bilson at the Wabash boiler wharf were startled when Bilson declared plans to depart with his bride, Miesel Plate Engineoy Rahare Johns.
The article records that Mr. Johns leaves today for Detroit to attend his granddaughter’s graduation from Central High School on Tuesday. He will stay until then and return afterward.
Police crackdown on whiskey beer and wine in the waiting mills district targets blind tigers. Several women have been arrested. the beer taken to the women's hotel awaiting court action. Officers remain vigilant as more arrests are expected. current prison cell holds one woman.
An OCR fragment advertises a remedy for piles attributed to Dr Leontardt and a new internal external approach. It claims internal remedies remove the cause and promises money back if it fails, listing prices and local seller addresses in Chicago area.
A Fort Wayne court report details a divorce suit filed after seven months of marriage. Judge Erwin plans a law practice shift to Adams county. firm changes include Aiken & Underwood dissolving and a new arrangement with Erwin as partner, while Judge Aiken retires from general practice. Court News also notes adoptions, case updates, and upcoming legal actions in the area.
Caps offered at half price for twelve days by Patterson Length and Co. Sale runs in the morning with limited stock noted. Local buyers urged to act quickly as quantities are described as scarce.
Public schools drop written tests as two weeks remain in the term. Teachers will grade pupils by a series of oral and practical assessments instead of traditional exams. The annual commerce event at the high school is scheduled for June 18. Mr. L. J. Thomas of Chicago will visit the office today. contact Monroe W. Fitch & Sons opposite the post office.
Alfred Mattersisy and Byron D Angell, aging residents of the city, celebrated the 41st anniversary of their friendship last night. The yearly gathering honors memories of old friends, with the two men renewing long shared reminiscences.
Fragmentary note advertises Mapleine and something cake pudiments with pralinated sugar in water for a syrup. Urges readers to ask their grocer for it.
Mrs Bridogi Hass dies at her nephew Howard Cahill’s home on Clair Street at age eighty five. Born in Ireland she lived many years in New Haven before moving to stay with relatives four years ago. Funeral set for Sunday at 1 PM from the residence and 1:30 PM from the Church of the Precious Blood.
Frank Dannecker step father of Rex H B Dannecker died Friday afternoon at the residence of Rex H B Dannecker. He was 73 years old born in Baden Germany and came to America in 1853 locating in Cincinnati then Delphos Ohio. He was a cooper by trade and survived by two sons Rex H B Dannecker and Max Dannecker of Van Wert and ten grandchildren. Funeral and interment will be in Delphos Sunday at 2 oclock.
Half price shirts advertised with mixed pricing from $1.00 to $1.30 and $2.00 values. Bold sale note hints a limited time start this morning. Also promotes a stewed chicken dinner today at the Hot Brau from 11 to 2 with 25 cent price.
Captain Crow of the American Salvation Army will conduct services this evening at 7:30 at the South Side mission. Meanwhile in Washington, D. C., Georges F. Shute, proprietor of the Natlong hotel, visits the city on business tied to the Samuel Shute estate and stays with friends. Mrs Shute, a noted Fort Wayne resident, is mentioned in society circles with Mrs T. W. Oberkiser of Bart Wayne Street, daughter of a prominent local figure.
Mrs Ormsby underwent surgery yesterday performed by Dr A E Bulan and Dr M Porter for Quincy. Her condition prior to the operation was delicate but stable. Doctors say she will be able to be about within a few days.
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