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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
4
A vintage advertisement proclaims Wright's Rheumatic Remedy cures for rheumatism, back pain, and kidney complaints. It boasts dozens of cases across men and women, claiming swift relief and renewed strength, urging readers to obtain a bottle locally.
Alton Ind June 1 At Republican convention held here by Noble and Whiteside counties Carver of Avilla was nominated without opposition for prosecuting attorney. Carver is described as one of Noble County’s ablest young attorneys and served two years as deputy prosecutor for the district with credit. He opened his office ten years ago and is college trained.
Garrett high school held its class day exercises with music by the school orchestra after an invocation by Rev. G.C. Radar. The program featured student orations on topics such as the golden age and the art of conversation, a piano duet, and a debate on Irish poetry. The event concluded with verse readings and a final address by Prof. Merien and remarks by graduates of the Sinerelt Gig sell.
A June remonstrance by 22 percent of Union township voters blocked a liquor license push for Coesse and Union townships. The effort, led by Charles Forrest and the Methodist minister, opposed selling intoxicants for five years. Paul Marshbarger’s publisher notes sparked the motion in the county commissioner’s court. No saloon has operated in the townships for two years.
The will of Jacob Raber of Land was probated in the Whitey eiemit court. Executor RP Rabee, named, died. widow Alfurelia Raber guardians of two children Treinh and others. Probate sets cash legacies of 1000 and cattle and farm near Laud to widow, with sale to fund debts and support for children Paul and Virkde.
Amos Fitch of DeKalb County announces candidacy for county treasurer in the upcoming primary. Fitch, noted as a prosperous farmer from Bates township, seeks the Republican nomination and urges voters to support his bid at the June election.
In recent weeks several new stores have opened or announced in Orland, forming a local business association. A new electric wire will soon offer service, spurring further growth and activity in the area. MerK Range winn, formerly of fundatreite haz, joins the development with a new factory project.
Garrett, a foreman at Loma company, collapsed and died at his New Cambridge home after taking a layoff from work. He had not been well for several days and was aged about 40. He leaves a wife and one son.
Delegates to state, congressional, and judicial conventions were chosen in Warne township with names including Stae-oho walters, Jaculy Fetters, and J.B. Stoll. The delegation was instructed to support Morris for congressional nomination, and Dr. Morris nomination was planned for next Tuesday. other township delegates listed include G. W. Seniti and T. Weis uy.
A peculiar accident occurred near Auburn on June 1 as a group of boys, including sons of Albert Hagginman, were bathing on the riverbank. A Bayer plate and nails triggered an explosion scattering nails and injuring several, with one boy struck in the hand and others injured by fragments. None of the injuries are life threatening.
Dekalb County notes record numerous resident visits and relocations. Waterloo, Angola, Auburn, Garrett and Fort Wayne individuals traveled for visits, business, or events. a Michigan buyer purchased eighty acres. local officials and families are mentioned with health and travel updates amid small-town routines.
Alonzo Dunham, born in New York in 1832, longtime Angola resident, dies at about 93. He lived in Steuben County and the town of Angola for decades, leaving three daughters and a widow.
Colemia City notes the death of twenty seven year old Young Irvin Broxon son of Mr and Mrs John Te Hroxen of Jefferson township from a paralytic stroke suffered Thursday. He had a history of nervous trouble and heart disease for years, with a decline in health leading to his prostration Tuesday. Funeral arrangements are at his Port Wayne home with Rev Arthur Gillespie to officiate at the Sand Bank cemetery.
Fire destroyed the home of Mont Crandall in Ola Indiana about 10:20 pm. Firefighters fought the blaze for about four hours, saving some belongings. Loss estimated at over $1,090 with $150 insured. Mr Stephenson owned Clover Hall nearby and was briefly involved. origin of the fire undetermined, Crandall rumored to have been away.
An assembly at Craxton seems to honor graduates with speeches and a program. The ceremony featured students and staff, with names including Harold Kratz, Herschell McKinley, Vern Dickerson, and Mildred Hanger among others.
June 1 report notes Swan Township rebuilding the district No 9 schoolhouse in the Wayne district. Paul Tash won the contract to rebuild the building, which will be 26 by 34 feet with a vestibule and modern appointments. Trustee MW Ramaten is listed as a busy figure overseeing matters.
scattered notes describe Harold Wood at Angola Railway and Power, upcoming college term ending, wedding invitations for Marie Pinher and Mand Brown on June 6, city council meeting, mayor and Goodale posts, Troy Henwood selling horse team, undertaker Klink offer, Angola High School yearbook called The Snectater featuring productions and school history, plus mention of regional theater and municipal events.
Whitley County Democrats meet in session to elect delegates and alternates for the 9th congressional convention. Delegates from townships include Alex Ad, Sherman Ively, Sylvester Elmerlets, John Butler, A A Adams, and George Miller with alternates named. party officials note no resolutions were adopted and slates remain free to support Morr or Jautht.
TL Wag reports a warrant for Ford Grimes, a South Whitley inn keeper, charging violating a legal holiday drinking rule by keeping a saloon open on Decoration Day. Grimes contests the move, arguing the holiday applies only to banks and telework events, not saloon closures. Higher courts may be asked to rule on the holiday's scope.
Whitley County items list residents visiting or traveling to nearby towns including Churubusco Fort Wayne and Columbia City. Names include Gandy Giet Hors of Mart Walton Andrews and Mason. Several people are noted for visits schooling work travel and a few health events.
A jumble of notes from Noble County lists residents traveling to Bryan Albion Rome City and Kendallville for business and social visits. Courthouse events include a Friday Democratic caucus to elect delegates to the congressional convention. Local trades feature new wall paper offerings from L. It’s in Kendallville.
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