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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1908
Page
3
Dr Mead a home physician will marry Miss Jeanette Shenherd, daughter of Mr and Mrs Shenherd, at their home in Marshall Michigan. The couple plan to reside there after the ceremony as Dr Mead intends to settle permanently in the area.
Rharrweedeles, father of Bluffton councilman Uriah Rharek, died this afternoon at his Banner home. A longtime county pioneer with wide acquaintances, his daughter Mrs Anni Miller is noted among those awaiting funeral arrangements. Funeral services have been announced.
A cluttered town notices many names and addresses with scattered events and payments. The piece mentions a reward day, a variety of local residents, streets, and businesses, plus references to subscriptions, a commoner, and election or public notices.
Kendallville Ind July one of the city street pioneers died after a long life of frontier work. Nash Bixler, born in Ohio, lived with his father at the Becker home before returning to Kendallville. He helped, served as a volunteer in local militias, and was mustered into service in 186? The funeral was held Monday morning with interment in the city’s western cemetery. Local officials report a large turnout and note the family’s long ties to the area and its development.
Washington July 27 The grain rate question dominates protest from Cincinnati Shippers Association as Pressure mounts over proposed increases. President Roosevelt weighs in on commission powers and the timing of a formal investigation into rate changes. The commission may revisit whether earlier expectations justified an actual rate rise. The public controversy centers on how shifts in rates affect rail carriers and shippers alike.
A scattered city brief lists Mr Otte Beters in WL Michigan and others visiting Auburn, with notes on a fire last night at Mite ANAL Water Streets and harvest sales. It mentions storm damage across the county including insured property losses and livestock struck by lightning, plus visits by residents to Pere Wayne and Huntington Herald notes about guests at Fort Wayne.
Preparations are made for the recreation of Governor Jn Johnson of Minnesota, arriving tomorrow morning at Island Park. He will be introduced at the midharest to be held there, with James B. Watsaiyain as speaker at the thau t a qua Thursday. Republicans plan a notable reception in his honor.
A fatal railroad crossing crash in Glen Upad claimed the lives of two motorists. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene on July 27, and investigators are reviewing signals and contributing factors.
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette notes aCorraleion Express event on April 26 with local officials and community response. Details are limited in readable text but indicate scheduled activities and public interest in transportation topics.
A collision at Glenwood road crossing near Beac? left Miss Leigh Townsend of New York and mechanic Charles Smith dead. Passengers Miss Heathea Rang of Brooklyn and Lloyd Robinson, son of Charles Robinson, survive. The Millionaires' Express, ferrying wealthy New Yorkers to summer homes, was involved.
Special to the Journal-Saze outlines Robert M. Vilas a Wisconsin statesman born in Cholsen Hither who rose from lawyer to U.S. senator. It notes his roles as postmaster general and interior secretary, his influence on state capital building, and his Democratic stance on major issues, including Chinese exclusion. The piece mentions his participation in conventions, education, and a noted stately home in Wisconsin.
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