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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
1
Obituary item noting the death by apoplexy of Clarence Gilwams, with details of survivors, a prominent educator Herbert GN Jama, and a funeral service arranged at a local church conducted by Rev. Duvhl Trifle.
Charlie Tinierwalt will travel to Rangar to assist in arranging the Sunred service for the former secretary of the front. Cil hema, served as private secretary during Leiy stats Aly enema, and will notify friends. Clarence Cubams recalls being in contact and says Bloderwoll, evening, that Tim was associated with him and his life showed true insight, upright character in public and home.
A committee of DeKalb county will travel to Auburn and Chicago on Monday to inspect furniture for the new court house. They will be joined by M S Maburin of Mahurin and Maburin, the architects for the project, to gain a general sense of furnishings despite no contracts being signed.
The jury acquitted Paul Harris in Rushville Indiana, following a trial related to a crime incident. Wife Minnie Harris and family expressed thanks to neighbors and friends for support during the bereavement of their father and husband.
Kilbane of Cleveland defeats O'Toole amid a furious bout in Cleveland. The fight lasted nine rounds with a near-even tempo until Kilbane mounted a decisive late flurry to claim the victory. The crowd witnessed a hard fought match with notable exchanges and sustained toe-to-toe action.
The article reports President Gomez stating he cannot meet demands of foreign plantation owners amid Cuban unrest near Guantanamo. U.S. naval actions deploy marines to Guantanamo Bay as the situation intensifies, with Admiral Usher ordered to land troops to reinforce security and protect interests in the disaster zone.
C E Christensen heads the Red Men as their annual election of officers is reported in Mechecunnochdun tribe in Ny Ws. Officers named include CW Habecks Prophet Walker senior magnmate and others. Representatives to Over wrung lodge William A Alken R Wadeon J L Girely Wilinng and J He Surnhrimet alternate delegates to the grand lodge. Grand lodge meets third Wednesday in October in Indianapolis.
Fragmented report notes catcher Malley and pitcher Yaterle from Fort Wayne were exchanged while catcher Nagelsan from Cleveland remains linked. Injuries to catcher Martha prompt Fort Wayne club to seek purchase options as part of deal discussions.
In Los Angeles July 1 Wolgast is slated to fight Joe Rivera, manager Tom McCures of the Coven Athletic Club said. A report suggested Abe Artell might substitute for Wolgast, but Welgast was believed in no condition to fight.
The Roof Garden earns praise for top music and the coolest floor in town as crowds flock to the venue. Local patrons name it the best spot for ambiance, dancing, and nightlife options in the city.
fragmented report from a Wake 1 continuation describing Senator Kern and others debating corruption within the Illinois legislature. references to Governor Deneen, Senator Lorimer, and a bribery angle, with claims of prior corruption before 1909 and tensions over reporting. discussions touch on the press and political power in Springfield.
A Huntington reception tour through Fort Wayne followed a vehicle crash involving a Huntington party member. Several men sustained injuries including internal damage and cuts. ambulances transported them to a city hospital. The event featured speeches by local officials and a focus on municipal improvements.
The Rev. F. T. B. Terhune, Huntington First Presbyterian pastor, wowed attendees as the top speaker with witty remarks while Fort Wayne delegates shared progress on improvements and future plans. A post-meeting photo followed as guests prepared to depart for home.
The Ninth Ward residents meet in Bloomingdale to push widening and opening of a main thoroughfare and to seek action on straightening the St Mary's river channel. They circulate a petition for the overall street improvements and discuss plans for school building use to boost civic life, including evening classes and citizen training.
Masa Morton and Enrica Migeloll of Mull were convicted of murdering a woman’s husband Ne Muauano. Migeloll and Leon Cusumand faced the electric chair at Charlestown state prison. Migeloll’s death sentence was commuted to imprisonment by the governor’s council yesterday.
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