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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1908
Page
4
A fragment from the Fort Wayne Journal and Gazette itemizes varied local notes. It mentions politicians Allen and Adams and references Fort Wayne news, a medical editors meeting, and a remark about Shakespeare amid police coverage. The collection includes remarks on ships, gold output estimates, and Fort Wayne industrial confidence.
The ad claims no distinction among pile types and asserts internal treatment cures. It states blood stagnation causes piles and promises a permanent internal remedy with a money back guarantee of four dollars per package. Mail order addresses listed in Fort Wayne Indiana and Buffalo, New York.
A confused report discusses calls to discuss censorship of stage works in White City venues used by younger audiences. It cites Senator Allison and Republican leaders, questions congressional records on appropriations and seeks why revisions were not made.
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction officials face demands from City Council members and residents over deteriorating pavement and tracks on East Lewis Street. The board plans a Thursday conference with company reps, hoping to secure repairs before the guarantee expires, amid broader complaints about street conditions and recent repairs.
Continued coverage describes strong but not enacted HY POLICES debated by Wade S. Ellis and officials including Secretary of War. A long conference with President Roosevelt and Taft is anticipated as tariff revision plans are outlined for the upcoming congressional session.
Descriptions highlight good muslin drawers with umbrella or torchon lace trimming and ruffles. Variants include wide ruffles, lace insertion, and stitched tucks along the hems. The items emphasize delicate trim work and refined finishes typical of vintage undergarments.
The article discusses tariff policy as a form of protection, arguing schedules should reflect the cost of production to avoid enabling monopolies. It notes Taft adherents edging toward Ohio and Hepburn bill considerations with input from Elis and Matt on anti trust amendments and federal control themes.
Chicago June 1 The Republican National Committee expects a heavy workload as 229 contested seats await decisions before the national convention. Chairman Harry New says hearings will start Friday at 1 oclock and continue daily, likely finishing after the convention begins.
Walter Decker dies after a prolonged illness at age 25. Family and friends gather for funeral arrangements as local records note his service in the community. Further details on survivor names and services will be announced by the family.
Five miles northeast of town on the SS Joe road a well known young man died Monday afternoon after a two year illness from tuberculosis. He had once owned Purcell cabin. Surviving are his wife, his parents, three brothers James Fred and Donald Decker, and two sisters Mrs. T F J Cettes of Geneva and Mrs. Charles Wood of this city. Funeral is set for Wednesday at 10 a m from the residence.
Rumor of Muncie dissolution spread among Huntington readers. The Huntington News Democrat reports the story proved true as Manager Baird released all players after confirming the league’s collapse by telephone.
Judge Macy served as special judge in the divorce case of Sarah Schafer versus Fred Schafer. The plaintiff withdrew the suit this morning, it was dismissed, and costs were paid.
Fragmentary obituary note reports the death of JK Jones and a forthcoming message of regret. The page fragment hints at formal statements and condolences to be delivered at a later meeting.
Robert Evanson, son of Mr and Mrs Charles J Evanson in Columbia City Indiana, remains in a grave condition after four days of serious illness. His uncle Dr John Evanson of Cleveland arrived to assist at bedside and doctors warn of a possible spinal meningitis like illness.
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