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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
2
Marion township residents Mr and Mrs Frank Wyss celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary as neighbors recall a life of service and community effort. The couple has raised children and helped build a civilizational home, earning respect for steadfast dedication.
A local paper discusses upcoming school trustee candidates, urging fair democratic choices, and criticizes replacing stone sidewalks with cement on Calhoun Street as unnecessary. It argues the six day market operation is costly yet beneficial, proposes diverting market proceeds to a dedicated fund, and calls for market expansion funding as city growth demands.
The Louisville Courier analyzes Governor Marshall of Indiana as a candidate who has gained national attention without flashy PR. It notes his steady, constitutional approach, reliance on duty and competence, and growing popularity through everyday governance rather than sensationalism.
The piece argues that nationalism is waning yet governors Marshall Harmon Hughes and others show lasting achievement. It credits Harmon with defeating a president's candidate in his own state and notes steady success by Minnesota's Hyn and Ohio’s Furman. It emphasizes American voters reward steady public service over constant political hype, and ends with an ad for Monroe W. Fitch & Sons.
Mrs. Frank M. Trout of Gullette died at her West Washington Street home after consuming wood alcohol by mistake in a prescription remedy. The poisoning caused convulsions and delirium, leading to death as her husband, six children, and her mother and sister watched over her. Officials carried the body to Pandurs for examination.
June 13 report from Bluyeton notes orders issued for a Tuesday morning work session to extend the Bindton General Calli tract toward Colla O. amid activity surrounding regional expansion. A separate item mentions a local court case in which Gordon faces assault and battery charges, with a trial date set. Harrison Township Sunday School convention held in Blufpton outlines officers for the coming year including Abrar Chatfant as president and C H Engain as secretary treasurer, plus departmental leaders and teachers.
Notice to yeomen announces funeral services for Michael Honthelm under Homestead No 376 on Tuesday at 3 PM at Lindenwood cemetery.
Judge O Rourke grants divorce to Cora Lee from John Lee and custody of three children. Mrs Lie Woodcox files for divorce from Edward Woodcock citing lack of support. George Grate vs Pipbank Railway before Judge Heaton. Charles Arnold sues to quiet real estate title with attorney Porter. Mary Bridgman seeks divorce. Eyn Vicks attorneys for plaintiff. Cottrell brothers sue Hamilton National Bank for 610 on a night draft. Hen ton and Yanlo attorneys. Philip Grover involved in a quarrel case in Churubusco. Judge Rourke notes Bricky admits theft of $2 from Robert Hilfagen store. fine $1 and 30 days. County commissioners award public comfort station contracts: Wr Kinta & Bonners for walling, John Averman for plumbing, total $15,100 within budget. Invatartis to be tested. H A Hort sues Pennsylvanian Railroad for 15,000 damages. rail car incident on South Catholic Street. Licenses issued to Edwin Schtigaberger and Miranda Owens. various names listed for minor matters.
A faulty OCR fragment reports a Mississippi or Oklahoma area couple amid a domestic dispute. The wife allegedly attacked with an iron stove poker, a divorce case arose, and a property notice followed after a settlement of about $400 with no children mentioned.
Coroner in Spokane reports that Gal Rin did not die by murder after an autopsy. Officials note drowning was the likely cause though the river had claimed many, with police and merchants’ patrols linked to the investigation.
In Bluffton Indiana Miss Neitin Mack of Pousta married Ryed A Kunkle son of Mr and Mrs J G Kunkle last Thursday at the home of Rev Hornaday The couple left for Timers after the ceremony where Kunkle will work in the oil field WRECK ON THE B G & C BLUFFTON Ind June 13 A freight car collision near Washington Street caused a wreck but no one was hurt Mrs Will Amith of Relfisborg died Sunday after a year’s illness Funeral services are Tuesday at the Relfsburg church Indiana live stock gains and farm conditions noted by Dr Kurtz of Indianapolis during a visit to Wayne County news column mentions local stock market and farm prospects for the region.
City reports a rocked up event with a broken degree and a serious operation at Lutheran hospital. Attending travels include Letina and a grand lodge opening while Thomas J Core plans ordination ceremony with McGuran and McGuren attending in Vancouver yesterday.
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