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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1908
Page
10
In Chester Pennsylvania the chronic strike against the street railway employers escalated as three trolley cars were blown up by dynamite. One car was wrecked with no passengers aboard. five riders were aboard another car but escaped injury. Deputies nearby were attacked by rioters as they approached the scene.
A fragment hints at chocolate pie as a healthful, nutritious food popular with readers. The note mentions its instant-use convenience and a price point around ten cents, reflecting a grocery item promotion in a historic paper.
CHICAGO June 2 Vivisection debate at the American Medical Association convention centered on a plan to form a commission to oppose laws abolishing vivisection. Dr W G Cannon urged education against opponents, while Dr Alexis Carrel described animal experimentation results. Dr Herbert L Burrell urged physician public cooperation and sanitation education. Drs Thayer and Harrington spoke on public health during the sessions.
For sale a six room modern house with electric lights and bath at a bargain. Inquire at 1118 Rivermet Ave Lakeside.
The Democratic state convention in Little Rock selected delegates bound to support William Jennings Bryan at the national convention and approved routine business. Tomorrow the primary results for state officers will be ratified with a platform adoption and national committee election. Delegates at large named Clarke, Damehey, Ludwig, and Harrid, with Jetty Dowie among those losing.
Dr William Easten has removed his attices to the corner of Tefferson and Calhoun streets, over the Greek candy store.
Fort Wayne society notes announce the engagement of Della Feldenheimer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Feldenheimer of 913 Broadway, to Milton Stergiorg of New York City. The bride elect, tall and refined, is visiting New York while families plan forthcoming nuptials. Guests at recent gatherings included Mrs. Bechtel and numerous local and out of town friends. The article paints social events, upcoming wedding plans, and assorted notices from Fort Wayne society circles.
In Vincennes Indiana First Presbyterian Church opened the forty fourth Indiana Sunday School convention with two songs of praise led by Prof. Hacell. President C W Hall gave a greeting and Mrs Antoinette A Lamoreaux of Chicago spoke on the Sunday school and world movements. About 300 delegates attended with expectations for at least 700 and the event expected to be the largest in history.
Miss Agnes Ruegell Russell, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Russell, married Martin Seemeyer son of Mrs Wilhelmina Seemeyer at Plymouth Congregational church. The ceremony featured a daisied parlor, a service by Dr Henry Sell, and Mrs Vernon Jones playing Oh Promise Me. The couple, praised by local officials, plan to reside with the bride’s parents after a lakeside honeymoon and return to the city with a broad circle of Chonda connections.
Judge O N Heaton of Fort Wayne presided over the Clampit drainage matter as remonstrators pressed motions for a new trial. Heaton ruled there is no way petitioners or defense can gain the full term they seek, and the case remains set after the initial ruling favored the petitioners.
A partially legible city notice recalls a yesterday event at a local address. It mentions Frank Nickels, a station rantee, Gunster Th Alo nost drugeist, and a court-like holding. A 12% o'clock afternoon session is noted, with payments and an arm injury referenced.
Dennis, former manager of the Majestia theater, will leave Fort Wayne for Cuba to join a land company led by Lt. WW Barnett and Cecil Kinunal. The theater figure recently sealed new obligations and will practice medicine upon return, with offices over Bauer Drug Store on Wells Street.
A number of Indiana dentists will attend the Indiana dental association meeting to be held in Indianapolis on June 45. The state association will entertain dental organizations from Ohio Michigan and Kentucky with elaborate preparations planned for the comfort and pleasure of attendees.
Floyd F Barnhart aged twenty one resided at Antwerp D. died at Lutheran hospital Tuesday afternoon after an operation for appendicitis. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barnhart and was a well known man. Remains were prepared at Silvermann Ulmer undertaking rooms and will be shipped to family this morning for interment.
A large number of Elks travel from Fort Wayne to Indianapolis this week for the state convention. About twenty members departed this thoroughfare town for the gathering.
President Carson of the Ceilhsi Jencte extends the deadline for all involved owners. The league president notes many youn ce included and delays to the original ruling. Officials and managers seek guidance as they await written clarification and further actions from the central league office.
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