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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1905

Page

6

King Alfonso Arrives in England in Rainy London Visit

King Alfonso of Spain lands at Portsmouth aboard Victoria yacht with escort of British warships. He and King Howard proceed to London in heavy security as police presences block spectators. first royal landing by a Spanish king in England.

Alfonso I England Sidiaore Prince of Waits London Tyne Spain Juondon Ls Sailroad King Howard Buckinghasm Palnen Ab Portsmouth Jane Cliecbourg Victoria Alvert Alfonso Wales Inspecta Guard of Honor Gene Willig

Prass and Reeis Store Featured in Hate in Fort Wayne Carnival

Readers are invited to visit Prass and Reeis Store during the Hate in Fort Wayne Carnival as organizers seek to secure a noteworthy prize or possibly nothing, amid the event's promotional efforts and community debates.

Prass & Reeis Fort Wayne

PLAN CROSSING FOR INTERURBAN TRACKS EAST OF THE CITY

City officials discuss an interurban crossing plan with the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley firms. A tunnel under Wabash tracks near Fort Wayne Avenue is proposed to reduce street traffic disruption during construction and operation.

Cendral Nees Lhe Wihush Perritar Wat Neetyeli Orcay Reddy Immemons Wabash Avenue Ike Fort Wayne & Woe Ligh Valley Company

Test Train Sets Remarkable Speed Across Division Run

Reported test run covers 149 miles from Crestline to Chicago in 2 hours 28 minutes with engineering crew led by Sommerson and Wolford. Train No 27, engine TST, hauled by crew including Bygon Holmes Rivaman 417 8, and conductor Ty Matott, achieved speed records despite a heavy side wind.

Ron Iver New York Weateri Crestiliye Chicago Stig Lane Niles Stusdagky Port Wayne Wanatab Enginemuni Sommers M.C. Wolford Port Wine Iftes Ngineer Sommerson Jade Sime Hisliaea Trt Wayne Chickeo Engiseman Holmes Rivaman Chicaeo AL Atia Tain Charles Ty Matott Dioremi Cotmerworsbheera Genérid Agio Western Pittsburgh

Employees Rewarded For Service At Local Office

The local office posted monthly credit marks for care and unsatisfactory service. Two operators were dismissed for failing to deliver a train order and improper language to a dispatcher. Credit marks for good service were awarded to several engineers and conductors, including J W Cumbate and W W Malcott, with others named.

Enssngers J. Ws William Stewart Keagan George Herbert Robert Malcoit T. B. Men Mt Ay Moyers H.C. Meally C. R. Werea Ro. W . Cummings Stevner Waleh Amd Eneh

Train Strikes Man in Cincinnati Yards

A Fort Wayne to Dinghy passenger train struck and killed William Riley near Cincinnati yards, instantly, as it ran onto the track. Conductor and crew identified. engineer Keen has thirteen years service, this being his first ship.

Fort Wayne Dingh William Riley Baltimore Cincgiamal Pinang Ties Beros Pag Denginesr Aal

Railroad Detectives Hold Annual Session in Cincinnati

June 5. Railroad investigators from the United States and Canada convened in Cincinnati for the first annual session of the Milwar Special Agents Association detailing cooperation across freight lines and cross-border security efforts.

Cincinnati Association of Milwar Special Agents

Wallace A. Sheree Appointed National Passenger Agent

Wallace A. Sheree formerly devoted attorney in Chicago has been appointed traveling passenger agent for the Nickel Plate with headquarters in Fort Wayne. He takes the place made vacant by the Promotion.

Wallace A. Sheree Chicago Nickel Plate Fort Warne Mr. Sherer

Asterlin to Assume Charge After Ohio Railroad Work

Asterlin will leave for a tour of the territory this morning and assume charge at once. Ai Sherez was in the utility business at Hamilton, Ohio, before engaging in railroad work.

Asterlin Terriwey Uyou Charse Sherez We Four Hamilton Ohio

Young Woman Scalded by Boiling Water Accident

Miss Franc e Paulsen, daughter of Michael Pulyea, a fishsherman, slipped while filling a receptacle at home on Smith Street. Hot water splashed on her face and upper body, causing serious pain and exposure to potential injury. Her condition is described as not critical, but she suffers shock and potential long term harm.

Franece Paulsen Michael Pulyea Hele Lome Smnith Street Migs Lysen

Ramsey May Sell Little Ka Nawha Holdings at Wabash

June 1 at Pipysburg Joseph Wa Key, president of the Wablish aitract Clipany, said negotiatias were at present peuiig for the sila of We Little Ka atwha andlol ite hostings in the Wa hant Railroad company. Mr Rumsey ig mANAzer jth ak Nenvy sloektulder Of Wie eyndiedte Mr. Remsey ene phatiquity denied that there was any friction between himself and Dry Gould, and said their relations ware entirely amicable.

Pipysburg Joseph Wa Gil Eity We Little Kaatwha Wahant Railroad Company Rumsey Manazer Nenvy Sloektulder Remsey Raul Dry Gould

Resignations and relocations flood Wabash and Pennsylvania shops

In this row of railway labor news, Wabash transfers arise as several foremen and machinists resign or move. Notable changes include Wabash workers like William Ballou and W.Gharlen Groenich leaving posts, Pennsylvanias staff shifts such as J. Selmalit moving to Chicago, and Gustave Stealitz from the brase bedstead trade noted. Also reported are travel, marriage plans, and a forthcoming launch for a lake steamer.

WT. Lughes Lke Wallagh Pewe Huaile Samiel Stephansor Columbus Ohito Mes. c. Anterlin William Ballou Waineh Ests W. Gharlel Fo. Fields Pennsylvania Gharlen Groenich Wabash Fate Henry Schnslur Penngyle Vole Carpenters Utter Nuines W. Re Cowell Pannaylyanle Ty Shriners Lake D. Shafer Penneytyayid Iiy Wily Wad Dughter St. Paul Uu Crosby Mlebigeur Ikes J. Selmalit Pennsylvaain Tockford Willlame Divia Ruby Vaca H. G. Ghunger Wabash St. Louis Toreman Iss Mi Debert Cranca Graaethe Fort Wayne Roma” City Joseph Sifériti Hoth Vietation Pennsylvani Wellshille Pittsburgh Willer-1_Root Rurode ‘Goods Company Chicago Gus “Kierhos Beim Fort Wayne Electric Works Terry T. Kins Electric Works Willi King Will & A Charles Miller Genisi Foraman Jingt Horan Pennseylvania Chon Gustave Stealitz eDoash

Funeral Held In City For Former Vern Nis Wont Figure

Funeral services were held in the city for a former Vern Nis Wont figure who had recently resided here after enjoying a period in the area.

Public views on mayor's policy debate on gas franchise

Readers and officials voice opinions on the mayor and board regarding a gas franchise. Residents debate cost, fairness, and which company should supply gas, noting maintenance, street disruption, and the price point of about 75 cents per thousand cubic feet. Community leaders warn against delays and emphasize practical business handling of bids.

Mtr Robert Klveha Berghe Mae Es Yen Lou Letitia al Riegel Gs Colany Henry Schone Thas W. Puckett Tan Ontsite Company

Debates on Municipal Gas Ownership and Bids

The article records a discussion among local figures on gas supply control. Opinions favor municipal ownership or at least lowest-bid contracts to secure cheap gas, with cautions about safeguards in advertising and specifications. Key voices include Tiemaror, Attorney Harry Kinnerk, Banders, Louis Jaegnel, and George Tesi, weighing ownership versus contractual options.

Witich Tiemaror Harry ¥. Kinnerk Seora Jtery Retail Merchant’s Association Banders Louis Jaegnel Carrivil Myor George Tesi

Military Training For Concordia College

The Concordia College faculty votes to add two courses of military maneuvers to the curriculum to improve discipline and physical welfare. Fifteen students under A. Doty will attend Colyer Holfts academy during vacation for instruction, with regular exercises resuming at Concordia next fall. Roosewood Art Pottery is advertised at Dallas F. Green's Atade Jeweler.

Ithe Concordia Collece A. Doty Colyer Holrts Academy Ialting

Will Go to France to Secure a Fortune

Mr Charles Gladieux invites his aunt Mrs Lawrence Bulmer at his Gast DeWald Street and vows he is heir to a large sum from a mother who died recently in France He plans to travel from Jefferson Township to Princes to prove his claim and expects to sue on Tune 28 The fortune is said to be about 1000000 dollars

Charles Gladieux Lawrence Bulmer Ais Gast DeWald Street Gladieux Jefferson Township

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