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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1908
Page
8
Mrs Bessie Wallace of Pleasant township a bride of two weeks is quarantined at her home Mp5 Wal Taen is sixteen years old and fell ill with diphtheria yesterday.
An old advertisement argues sickness stems from a weak nervous system and promotes Dr Miles Nerrine to restore nerve strength. It claims the product soothes irritated nerves and aids recovery, urging readers to try it and trust testimonials from Jon James of Riverton Nebraska.
In Chicago Judge Beenston's court Dora McDonald sits in arraignment as Assistant Day outlines the defendant's relations with Webster Ghevin and an alleged Holy Alliance. Dora McDonald removes her veil, revealing red hair described as a former charm, while James Hamilton Lewis for the defense waives opening statements to let the prosecution proceed.
Born and reared here, Mrs Mary E Willen eldest daughter of Fleming, active in church and charity. Wife of Dr L Willen of Terre Haute, she died after a stroke and long illness at fifty eight. Survived by husband, five children, and brothers and sisters. Funeral from St Benedict Catholic Church Terre Haute with arrangements announced.
Carneral Aneinrey Evans of da jiananolis leads Company D in a final drill amid city incidents. Four times shots were fired at the targets, with Pie corporal iqam eatert adjusting the arrangements. The unit faced wind and elevation challenges as foes were shown but not hit.
The board met last night approving or ordering payments on several bills including contract fees. Foster's advertised new stock while a hot cab line and other items were noted in the routine session.
A lineman named Ambler was electrocuted while working on a municipal light pole near Panline and Jane streets. Five fellow workers assisted, gloves burned, head wound, coroner reports death by electrocution though the live arm may have been off. Ambler, a longtime local employee, lived in the city, married, with three children. Funeral arrangements in his honor set for Thursday at 2, under Maccabees care.
Inter state Amusement company led by Frank McKee and Klaw and Erlanger secured a court injunction to prevent publication of the opera music A Waltz Dream. The suit targets publishers and stores selling unauthorized editions as produced elsewhere, asserting exclusive licensing rights held by Interstate Amusement and Stern & Co. through Jos W Stern Co. and E B Harris. Mortimer Rishes to file further actions against violators.
Mary Ramsey Woon of East Tennessee dies at 120 in Bristol Virginia Tennessee line. She recalled meeting Washington Jefferson and other early statesmen. Her best memory was dancing with Andrew Jackson. Her age and sanity records are unclear. She preferred a simple hearse for burial.
General Manager Emranns Wort Wayne Wabash Traction company announced today that the lasting service in the city will be discontinued on February 1. The cars on the Belt line were used as an experiment and manager Emhrons says that in view of a great falling off in ridership the line must be cut. The Belt line service will be replaced by a new arrangement. A meeting of the supervision association of the traction company was held yesterday to discuss the change.
A reader inquiry into advocacy for anti-injunction and riot-control laws accuses labor leaders of driving violence and property destruction. The piece argues unions push for legal changes to shield rioters, while urging citizens to pressure Congress to support law enforcement and protect peaceful workers and industries.
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