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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1908
Page
2
A garbled excerpt references General Gane and a Bolslarion affair, mentions New York and the U S Treasury, and hints at reformers and renominations. It appears to discuss wartime politics, figures like Roosevelt and Hughes, and a presidential context, but the text is fragmentary and uncertain.
Residents allege the deteriorating Ser Ryn Avenue along Spy Run has become a health and safety threat. They claim impassable conditions, muddy holes, exposed wires, and ongoing delays by officials and companies to fix the street, seeking damages and urgent council action.
A republican district chairman attended a Tatt notification meeting in Cincinnati yesterday. Attorneys tied to the state committee urged timely action while another party figure announced he would stay home, citing personal matters.
A Bluffton teamster sustained a crushed hand when a wagon fence collapsed and tipped the wagon over. The injured man, son of the late Lew Mie, endured severe pain as bystanders and onlookers watched.
A death notice reports the passing of Mrs Shaw in New Mexico at age forty two. Her husband, a local man, survived with their children. She was born in Sobraska and raised in the community, with family ties including Chas RB Shaw of Union Township.
Bluffton man buys under taking business at Berne as owner plans to operate the house and property. new proprietor to assume shares and oversee the sale and transfer of assets.
The readable fragments describe a five cent price and a nearby location or item involving a cake and washing. The text is garbled with unclear references to a date, a place, and unrelated words. No coherent event or named entities can be established from the supplied passage.
The Independence party holds a national convention to nominate president and vice president. Delegates debate direct nominations and recall while denouncing party bosses. Reuben Lyon and Wittum Hearnst receive early nods. Seppard faces ejection after attempting to nominate a nonmember. The platform calls for direct democracy, anti corruption, public ownership measures, tariff revision, railroad reform, and Asiatic exclusion.
Angolan dispatch reports James Lewis Croxton died Sunday night age about 1? years. Funeral conducted from residence at 2 PM with family survivors including William Croxton and Miss Isabel Kidney. He was one of six brothers and three sisters with several relatives noted in Meath and Croxton families.
A Kendallville Gun Club event saw marksman Tad Jie HOM from the Tutors Carrdge Cox shoot 72 targets in clay pigeon skeet. Real olds set a record with 10S out of 400 in recent shooting matches, with plans to travel to Sturgis for another shoot.
A fatal clash occurred during a strike-breaker confrontation near a rail yard in Central City. Police reported a man died from blunt force injuries after the altercation involving workers and security personnel. Investigations continue.
A man, claiming incurable illness, visited a Scheuren & Slimer shop to buy a coffin and related items. Ulmer, in charge, learned of the intent but tried to dissuade him, noting the unusual purchase. The customer insisted he would pay and prepare for an early death.
A fragmented report describes a man in a dormitory or tavern setting where Ulmer lures a companion into a scheme. The other man flees promising to return as time permits. Later a bottle of caustic acid is found and police are alerted about a theodoric event and a mysterious foreigner in a doorway establishment.
City news reports a fire escape project at the Warne club with state building inspectors present. General Superintendent T. P F and Chief Electrician Lloyd toured West nien office property and discussed Ro & T railroad lines on Luna road. A ten day fishing party led by Harry Hilgeman returned from Gunlake near Kalamazoo with several attendees listed, including Dr Orllieb and Charles Buller. The group traveled from the railroad station and faced heat related illness on the return journey.
Transfers of real estate listed by editors include Emanuel Zorbaugh to General W. Stover and others, detailing parcels, sellers, buyers, and prices. The fragmented entry references multiple properties and adjacent owners with vague local identifiers and dates.
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