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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1908
Page
3
A fragmented OCR item mentions Parity Sage and Prof. Waeux with obscure references to chemistry and medicine. It cites Saintly or Saintly-verified notes and hints at a specialist’s involvement in ranged experiments. The garbled text includes terms like hexane and Buge with unclear context.
Continuous testimony recounts evidence from Eby Smith Kilian Betts and Miller intimations about cigars found in a stove at the barber shop and the February 17 burglary. witnesses describe threats, a past quarrel with Croy, and a plan to identify the thief while Miller faced police attention and possible motives amid a Woodburn incident.
Landlord Peter Richardson announces the annual spring opening at Oak Bluff hotel Cracked Lake Ind on Sunday June 7. The event features a special opening dinner praised by locals for its humor music and hospitality. The Angola city team will play at the hotel and Valley Line will transport passengers to Oak Bluff.
The Commercial Bank will relocate from the People's Trust and Savings Building on Colhou Street adjoining the First National Bank. A long seven year lease is secured from Mrs Haden Ruegettian for a new modern building on Culliton Street near Jefferson Street. The bank plans to purchase the trust company’s fixtures and may occupy both sites until a new building is completed. An official welcome for Sunday visitors from Fort Wayne is planned with arrangements for automobiles and city tours.
The first package of Tr. Leonhardt's Hem-Rold claimed to heal piles, with reports from a Nebraska town two years ago. The inventor, Dr. Leonhardt of Lincoln, Neb, supposedly prepared for general use and sent the remedy to parts of the world.
Lagrangd Ind June 1 The Rev and Mrs DeLong of Whioah attend Baptist association at Walcottville. Miss Goldie Rogers guests of Miss Tou Ponrose return to Topeka. Mr and Mrs Kinmunt of Angele visit Walcottville for Baptist gathering. H L Gonly retires to Rapid City after two weeks with family. resumes telegraph work at Daily Journal. Grace Holt returns from Lima after sister visit and commencement. Mr and Mrs A Williams back in Howard City after caring for Mrs Pretzize who fell and dislocated her hip. Mrs Pretzize reaches ninety first birthday today. Mrs D L Couver and children of Orland travel to Lima to assist with dying father Squire. Rev A L Weaver and daughter Martha of Syracuse stay with sister Mrs Emme Clark. Weaver visits Orland before returning home.
Fremont notes list visits and relatives from Fort Wayne Coldwater Mich and Chicago. Residents include Mrs Nattie Sing and children, Willam Durry, Lottle Lytle and Charles, Lelah Mureen, Pagena Divlens, Lloyd Allen and Senet, and Ira Geetrude Nebamt visiting Montpelier and local friends.
Miss Alta Seybert and Mr. El Sigler were wed at the Hostetler residence in Lagrange. The ceremony by Rev. Murray drew twenty guests, with Miss Coy Smith from Ligonier at the seedings and a four course dinner following. Bride and groom are well regarded in the county with broad friendship.
Pollen courtBaltimore yesterday served Joseph Fricka a warrant hatelig proving. In city waterworks, secretary Mrllian Franke suffers remit Ane TET CY Plant thieves raided the lawa of salis-tred Lehman Bt IIIT Bviny atroet.
The piece discusses Japanese and Russian influence in Manchuria, with Tang Stao si as Peng-tsen governor and Chat Eht sun as viceroy. it notes Japanese police stations, foreign consulates, and the struggle for exclusive administration. It highlights the division of Manchuria into Japanese and Russian spheres and the tense foreign interference in Chinese authority.
A fragmentary 19th century local page reports a range of items. Theft and arrest cases appear alongside health notices for scarlet fever and diphtheria in the Carter family. A railroad inspector and agents are noted visiting, with court actions including quiet title suits against Thomas Denny and other probate items. Damage and repair work on a local line and municipal health updates fill the page.
Removal notice states offices moved to the corner of Jefferson and Chlhoun streets near Grevit candy Braye. For sale a modern room house with bath and furnace at 132 E Woodland Ave.
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