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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
7
A fragmentary poem titled Bony of the Sea opens with lilting imagery of snow and sea, then shifts to a bustling local social page detailing a Broner’s Mill outing, many names, weddings, parties, club meetings, preparatory travel, and a student recital at Fort Wayne. The mixed items present a snapshot of community life with numerous names, events, and dates threaded through a single page.
The First Methodist church hosts a cantata The Wreck of the Hesperus with orchestral accompaniment. Schlatter's orchestra will perform a list of numbers followed by the cantata under E Richard’s direction. Soloists are capable and the program promises much pleasure to listeners.
Former hardware clerk William J. Haynes returns to Fort Wayne after fifteen years and unveils a practical safety explosive claimed to be more powerful than dynamite yet non premature. He has formed Cannin company, secured land in Massillon Ohio Bloomington Indiana, and seeks mine safety legislation. Haynes praises life over profit and aims to supply law backed adoption nationwide.
Bywotad to the Tournai Curette, PACATIME, Tod. Tune 12. The WH Yam Cumming farm of ninety five acres in Blue Creek township was sold Saturday in to office of Peterson Mayan, to William J. Winthert, of this county, This in the closing of onn of
In Ohio an Adams circuit court hearing centers on Cumming and daughter Lizz as parties claim a fortune from alleged well drilling on county land. attorneys Gratton H. Biker and Lang represent the City National Bank while local lawyers and guardians appear as the dispute focuses on property and well rights.
St. Louis reader notes reveal 78 year old David Ranken Jr plans a $9,000,000 fortune gift to his favorite school, with a $2,000 annual personal income. remainder to the institution upon death. He declines public comment, leaving details to the board of trustees as he keeps to his home near Fifteenth and Washington.
Berlin reports six people killed and seventeen severely injured by a thunderstorm that struck a party of excursionists in the evening. In Breslau, seven deaths were recorded from lightning, bringing the provincial total in Silesia to eighteen fatalities across the day.
London writers attack the referee decision in the Welch McFarland bout held in the city. They praise Packy McFarland for his fast punches and stamina, while questioning the judge’s ruling and highlighting controversial calls observed by observers and fans.
Thomas B Empie, a longtime Fort Wayne contractor who built many sewers and streets, died of stomach cancer at his daughter's home. Born May 20 1846 in Banhrata New York, he came to Fort Wayne in 1870 and held varied posts from gas lighting to hotel management before returning to street work and sewer contracting. He married Mary J Saunders in 1871. survivors include three daughters and several relatives in Fort Wayne and Fultonville New York. The funeral will be held at the suburban home with arrangements not yet set.
Fragments report a city election pledge surpassing seven thousand dollars for a shared act. A local man, Charles Loktnan, is said to have killed three owls Saturday as part of a curious incident. A man named Meman arrested in Louisville is rumored not to face charges in a Fareph Wendin murder case, with release expected after county restraints. An International Varve xpondencn school plans a student showcase in Scranton, while staff assignments shift to western hirl ory duties.
Dr Carl W J Schilling, longtime Fort Wayne physician and active Mason, died at home on East Wayne Street after a five week illness from pneumonia and cancer. Born July 7 1865 in Dortmund Germany he built a wide practice after immigrating in 1874. He led Freie Crease Publishing and Fort Wayne Tenting Lab, served as Montpelier National Steel Casting director, and was survived by wife and two daughters, plus siblings. Funeral Tuesday at his residence, private, with viewing today.
Decatur organizers plan a proper Fourth of July observance after years without a genuine celebration. A local committee hopes to involve younger residents who have not witnessed a traditional Independence Day display, aiming to restore community pride and avoid past mishaps.
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