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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1908
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text recounts Browning’s The Lost Leader alongside a long list of social gatherings at Lakeside and Decatur with names of residents, birthdays, hostess duties, and various dinners. It preserves tone of a late 19th or early 20th century community newspaper with verse reference and local social calendar details.
A Journal-Guette pattern notice describes a square-cut overblouse with sleeve rens and matching guimpe, a new 8-go rded skirt with inverted plait, and matching trims. Patterns cost 200, or 34 inches waist patterns sent on receipt of funds. orders to pattern department with pattern number.
A blaze at the Dr Gilpins residence on Washington Boulevard yesterday afternoon caused considerable havoc to the upper Moore section. Firefighters battled flames from a bedroom and apartment area at 498 Bart DewWall. occupants Mr Frank G Albrecht and a Mrs Clpich Tas were present as the fire started from thinner sparks and spread rapidly.
Advertising manager Alisa Ferguson of Walt and Desssiter department store was attacked by a youth on Barry Street near Fairfield Avenue as she walked from her home to the Journal Gazette office. He raised a club demanding money but she screamed, causing onlookers to react and the robber to flee south on Muirfield Avenue into an alley.
New York January reports the Thaw trial advances with doctors and a nurse set to testify on Thaw's alleged insanity. Attorneys prepare rebuttal evidence and may reveal confidential commission records from last March. Defense plans to present European irrational outbreak testimony and the Thaw family physician before final cross examination.
New York January reports that Harry K. Thaw’s trial resumes Monday as Martin W. Littleton calls three European witnesses arrived aboard the Adriatic on Saturday. Dr. Abrahams of Paris, Dr. Ganja of Switzerland, and Russell Wells of London, plus others who treated Thaw abroad, will testify.
Dr J A Rondthdler, pastor of the North… Presbyterian Church, launches a series of “hearth tidles” to push hygiene and scientific medicine as opposed to faith cures. He argues miracles are explainable by science and that Christian suggestion can harm belief in natural laws while Bishop Fallows defends Christian psychology and scripture.
Indian apolis reports likely split among mine operators as they gather for a conference to discuss renewing the interstate agreement, which expires March 21. Ohio Illinois West Virginia and Pennsylvania operators favor renewal while others resist until operations suspend. Delegates split on renewal with some saying they will strike if needed.
In Goldfield Nevada January evening the operators association abolished the card system that forced employees to join an union. They renounced the Western Federation of Miners, declaring an open shop in effect. The move is seen as enabling passage of the state police bill and altering the federation’s influence in the area.
A corrupted OCR fragment reports a principal witness in a case, noting a payment of 900 dollars to disappear and another 3500 dollars for "lizanpeuramce" in a 1st limitied trial. The text is garbled but implies witnesses and sums tied to a criminal matter.
An old classified notice offers payment for photographs and illustrations of current events. It invites amateur and professional photographers to submit images to The Syndicate at the Herald Building in Grand Rapids Michigan, promising prompt return if not used and prompt remittance if available.
A Clinton report details Rev E A Hamilton alleging money promised by Col Snell to the preacher’s daughter Dena, as exhibits in the Snell case are referenced. The clergyman claims payment was promised in connection with the Beil wii case, with ongoing questions about motives and veracity.
A damaged passage describes a committee examining a 28 or BIOTA machinery and potential substitutions. It mentions an author liaison with radio workers and concerns over substitutes affecting service deployment across multiple areas.
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