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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1903
Page
5
Forecasts indicate Indiana and Michigan will see generally fair to fair conditions. Monday brings fair weather with variable winds on Tuesday and light to breezy winds in northern areas. Extreme southwest portions may experience stronger winds Tuesday.
London June 14 British politics shifts as Chamberlain and Balfour push free trade against protectionist voices led by Chamberlain. King’s support for Ireland conciliation cited as pivotal, with imperial unity plans shaping a likely realignment of major parties and possible early elections after a broad economic policy shift.
Mr. Fred Patterson of Decatur Tenn visited Fort Wayne friends. Miss Helen Van Sirke is seriously ill. Mr. Edward Wilder, now in Chicago, spent Sunday here. The Ladies auxiliary Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will meet Tuesday afternoon. Fort Wayne Masons will visit Huntington lodges for a special car ride tonight. Rev Edward Mungovan will visit his brother in Indiana Harbor. Miss Ida Harrison returns from Pittsburg to Altoona. Knights of Columbus Peru will confer degrees next Sunday with strong Fort Wayne attendance.
A large crowd gathered in Alexandria yesterday for the annual Indiana and Quio Saengerfest. Concordia Singing Society members joined a 240 voice chorus after weeks of rehearsals, showcasing the local cultural event.
The Corpus Christi observance, moved from Thursday per long standing custom, saw Catholic churches hold holy hours and a procession of children through the streets as duvotions to the blessed sacrament were observed yesterday.
A document from Indianapolis lists total expenses of charitable and connected institutions at 745,340 with state shares and breakdowns for salaries, subsistence, offices, clothing, and maintenance. It compares per capita gross maintenance costs for six months ending April 40, 1902 across multiple facilities including hospitals, reformatories, schools, prisons, and orphanages, noting changes from prior periods and highlighting maintenance allocations.
Local notices indicate the newspaper seeks to publish bond issues and related securities including probate judicial contracts and fidelity bonds, with references to corporate security and public advertisements. The text directs readers to consult the gazette and the journal for further details and listings.
In weeks of debate the liberals presented strong security for their future. Figures Dilke Asquith Fowher Bryce and Grey voiced hopeful prospects for liberalism and its path ahead.
A Columbia City barber Charles Dorist faces Deputy Game Warden Rodney Fleming in a sensational tale of mythic strength and fishing law clashes. Reported by the Commercial the barber bested the warden in a clash at Shriner Lake as fort Wayne fishermen watched. The piece blends bravado with local feud over game violations and praises a tonic, Rocky Mountain Tea, sold locally.
The board of review will hear complaints and adjust assessments for townships in order from June 16 Wayne to July 10 City in Wayne Township. Secretary J. L. Smith of the County Auditor's office dated June 03, 1903.
The annual outing of the Total A. O. U. W. lodges was held at Tobison Park on Saturday with large attendance despite the wet weather. Members of the three Toca lodges and two Degree of Honor Judges attended and enjoyed a lively program along with park attractions. Also advertised are Rocky Mountain skin remedy and a practical grinder service offered by Meyer Bros. near 601 Buchanan St.
Notice states Dr C B Stemen moves from 817 Calhoun Street to 715 Broadway opposite St Joseph's hospital. Office hours listed 11 am to 2 pm, 4 pm to 7 pm and 8 pm. Telephone numbers Home and Bell No 8.
Special train departs Fort Wayne at 6 00 am and returns from Cincinnati at 7 40 pm. Fare 1 50. Numerous attractions available in Cincinnati for a day of travel and pleasure.
Notice of a June 18 excursion for the Modern Woodmen of America to Indianapolis to attend the National Convention. Special train departs Ft. Wayne at 6 30 A M and returns from Indianapolis at 10 P M. Rate 240 tickets on the special train only. Return by June 20. City band will accompany. Tickets from Had Sell Collins Ice Cream Co or Jacob Bill Drug Store East Creighton Avenue.
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