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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1908
Page
3
A satirical piece mocks a famed physiologist who praises exercise and rest but omits a real remedy for stomach troubles. It endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and Digestive aids as the true cure, urging readers to buy through a Midland ad. It presents provocative claims about meal digestion and fortifies the product with testimonials and route to purchase.
Four men are accused in a Woodburn murder linked to a gang alleged by state authorities. The group is said to have plotted the burglary and gun attack after a chicken supper alibi formed at a saloon near the Wearley market. Investigators, led by Sheriff Grice and Prosecutor Thomas, say the men fled Woodburn after the shooting, with grand jury delays followed by swift arrests.
A Woodburn marshal, Croy, was shot and killed during a burglary at the Faulkner saloon. Officers hunted three burglars believed to have escaped on two freight trains. Mrs. Wearley and others described the moment of the shooting as neighbors searched the scene.
In a bi monthly bulletin from Oakland California Meyer Bros promote Fulton s Renal Compound as the sole treatment claimed to reverse nephritis during the acute stage and prevent chronic kidney damage. The piece cites Dr James Tren and Prof Tyson asserting early changes can appear by week ten and six months mark as key to recovery, urging readers to seek the remedy through agents listed.
Architect James M. Huston may testify for the commonwealth as the trial in Deloite county progresses. Lewis, called to identify plans for capital furnishings, explained the quantity plan. John H. Sanderson and others face charges of conspiracy over capital furnishings bills. John E. Stott, secretary, appeared reluctant to identify certain plans and signatures. The day centered on establishing official involvement and signatures on furnishing contracts.
A report to Mayor Iiffsey and police alleges bullies at Rexermir Lake disrupt the area. Witnesses say youths drank alcohol and caused vandalism at the reservoir, with patrols and an arrest including Dickzon and Spiliner on drunkenness charges after a Monday incident.
Indiana residents gathered at a Chicago event titled Indiana as a State of Mind with speakers Wilbur D. Nesbit Daniel Frazier and Dudley Foulke. The Wayne Street Methodist Church revival concluded with 26 conversions and 83 joined members, alongside 139 confirmations.
No man can be at his best with a poor digestion. If you have lost appetite and can’t digest what you eat, drop heavy meats and gravies and live mainly on Grape-Nuts and cream for a time. Grape-Nuts is easily digested and strengthens the digestive organs so more food can be eaten with comfort. Read The Road to Wellville in ads.
City council debates annexing Adams Township territory southeast of New Haven Avenue area from Magnes Avenue to Glasgow Avenue and railroad tracks. Special committee to investigate school debt impact and legality. discussion notes disputed points by several council members and mayor.
Parkx McFarland of Chicago and Young Loughrey of Philadelphia fought to a draw before the National Athletic Club crowd. Both men tired at the finish as Woushrer was knocked down in the second round and counted out at nine.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a blaze or incident at a nickel plate yard with references to workers, a taunch house, and a night shift. The readable lines mention smoke and a disruption at the yard and a person arriving at home, with damaged or garbled details about weights and valves. The fragmentary text lacks clear names, dates, or places to identify a full event.
A blaze tore through a local Indianapolis office, causing extensive damage and an estimated loss of $500000. Investigators said the fire began in the Coburn of Pars building, with responders arriving to control the flames and prevent broader damage. officials have yet to determine the exact cause amid chaotic scenes.
A movement against prohibition spreads in New York with Brewers and dealers behind it. The Manufacturers' and Dealers' Club of Greater New York is organizing associations to enlist members nationwide and form a national Soviet. Circulars target firms in the financial district to extend membership as organizations spread.
The United Mine Workers of America convention in Indianapolis voted unanimously to grant President Mitchell six months' pay plus all expenses including medical attendance. Equatists' resolutions were rejected. A jurisdictional proposal involving the Western Federation of Miners and the United Mine Workers was referred to a commission for consideration at the next national convention.
A fire broke out today in the Parkian Lanndr Company's five story building at the southwest corner of Grand River avenue and Washington Boulevard. Firefighters fought the blaze as fears grew the structure could collapse. No injuries reported as crews work to contain the flames and determine the cause.
Everything set for the Elks minstrel show at the Majestic Thursday and Friday with performers in blackface mastering stunts. Reported cure for grip found in rehearsals as artists say symptoms disappeared, manager Weilbroner predicts the show will cure those suffering grip once attendees join the performance.
Mr Otto Schmidt travels to Washington to attend the Custom Cutters association. James Swanton, ill here, returns to Michigan. A man named Pauble r was arrested by Patrolman North and briefly held. Fort Camp No 758 Royal Neisabara of America to host a public installation in Harmony Hall Friday night. A traveling man from Cleveland reported Homer A Gorsling, former chief of police of Fort Wayne, disabled by a leg fracture, active in Cleveland clothing business.
Notice to the public that Mrs. Etta M. Rogers has opened an employment office in room 13 Ar and solicits the public for business, with a contact phone number 2735.
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