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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1908
Page
9
A man arrested for drunkenness and insulting women gave the name Tom Jones then claimed John Bresnahan of Suntington. He paid his fine but has not been seen since. Bresnahan of Suntington is identified as the other man.
A testimonial reads how kidneys filter blood every few minutes and how healthy kidneys remove impurities daily. It notes symptoms from kidney issues like back pain headaches nervousness and swelling. Mrs Margaret Poni from Far says Dean's Kidney Pills cured fifteen years of pain, praising their effect and recommending nationwide sale by Foster Milburn Co.
A Huntington young man, praised at home, read Monday of an arrestor who used his name. He recalls a description but cannot identify the man. He suspects a Huntington resident who knew him and used his name for their own ends, with Mr Brasnahan a known figure among Kilishts in Columbus. The item ends in annoyance at the alleged sale.
Komas A McLaughlin reports his wife, a longtime patient at the Rome City sanitarium, underwent a serious surgical operation Monday evening at the institution. The procedure was performed by Dr Phiscamp with Dr W F King and Dr Lake assisting. Mrs McLaughlin has been in ill health for years and the operation is hoped to bring relief.
School w aerenid Oh Winona announces annual Sunday school gathering to be held Thursday in Columbia City Indiana. All Sunday schools in the county invited with representatives expected. Special round trip fare 30 to 40 cents includes mission to the stands. Special train departs at 8 a.m. and returns at 7 p.m. from Winona.
The New York Sun recounts a bride to be who visits a beauty parlor to prepare for her wedding. A botched hair treatment leaves a bruised scalp and a postponed ceremony. The piece pivots to a temperance message about choosing safe methods, then catalogs a lively social scene with dances, parties, and numerous local guests visiting and hosting after gatherings across town.
Well known Pierceton woman in critical condition feared to have only days to live. Washington township resident Airn G Bowan conferred with doctors as she fights for life. Ramsey Mosher wedding reported from Columbia City with Edward Ramsey son of ex Marshal David Ramsey wed Delpna Masher of Pierceton at Rev Luckenbill home. Bride formerly employed at Myers restaurant.
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Co announces a Children’s Day at Robison Park for youths under sixteen. Transportation provided to and from the park between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. free of charge on Wednesday, July 15.
Local notes debunk a report that plans were drawn for a seven‑story building on the Shonf estate Aveline site. Fred B. Sheah says no order exists for any construction and sketches have not been shown. He mentions a possible future development by the owner but stresses current plans are not in place.
The incomplete Lyric Theater project on Welton Street nears a key milestone as crews continue work amid weather and scheduling concerns. Officials expect a late season completion with daily progress updates and ongoing inspections by the contractor and city engineers.
A fragmented old recipe notice discusses a chocolate pie claimed healthful by experts. It references aged matriarchs and various flavors, notes missing or altered directions, and questions the integrity of ingredients and instructions printed on the back. The garbled text mentions MO grocers and an order, suggesting a grocery context.
Hot Springs Va July 4 Taft nears completion of the acceptance letter dictation set for July 26. He plans two to three more days studying Republican and Democratic platforms and past letters before dictating the speech. He will read varied documents and telegraph for more materials to frame the message, emphasizing campaign finance under New York law.
City officials report payroll payments totaling 2400 dollars for city street and pack labor yesterday. Permits issued for three building projects at West Mall Street Barry Street and Monroes Lane with costs ranging from 700 to 4000 dollars. Reservoir not to be emptied for waterproofing for over a month while Metropolitan Construction prepares machinery on site. Dr George Gillie tests milk temperatures with local dairymen. results show compliance with state milk temperature law.
Readable fragments describe Shriner officers to be elected today at a St Paul event with sessions, a banquet, and a gathering at the auditorium in the Masonic temple. The schedule includes a noon banquet and a formal session attended by prominent members.
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