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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
3
A Canadian remedy named Wright's Rheumatic Remedy promises a cure after years of suffering from rheumatism and related pains. The ad claims men and women, weakened or disabled, can regain health with a bottle and urges quick action from readers.
The Shutt Estate prevailed as the jury found for the plaintiff in the Voliware Savagy matter, with the Delaware Savings Bank holding notes and pursuing recovery. The trial centered on alleged misrepresentation of value and status of the premisoy, amid lengthy circuit court proceedings. The report also notes a flood of society items from Kendallville and surrounding towns, including visits, services, and upcoming events.
The Noble County Republican convention met in Albion on June 14 to nominate candidates for local offices. Agents were elected for permanent chair and secretary, with rules and apportionment committees naming one vote per ten secured for secretary of state at the last election, totaling 205 votes for the ticket and 182 needed for a choice. Nominations included FLL Bodenhafer for legislature, John W. Bart for auditor, John Childs for sheriff, and Janus T. Lalla for treasurer, among others like coroner Dr. W. F. Black and city/commission seats across districts.
In Angola Indiana on June 14 the Ritter family reunion attracted about 158 members at the fair grounds. A program featured marooned by children, a well filled dinner in the dining hall, and a brief closing before 4 o’clock as members planned next year’s gathering.
A Appleman, local general exchange, filed suit in the circuit court at Angola against Edward Trent a cement sidewalk builder here for cement bought totaling 96.91. The complaint alleges Root plans to leave Angola with intent to defraud his creditors and take all his property.
June 14—Material for the Take Shore crossing by the Angola Railway & Power Co will arrive today and be installed at once. The inter has been completed to the Methodist church, delayed only to allow track work. This improvement will ease the walk for residents to the start of the Jake project.
The Old Settlers meeting of Dekalb County will be held September 4 near Fish Creek in Franklin. It is a joint gathering with the Flemston reunion, expected to draw larger crowds. The event honors the first log cabin built in Delvally in 183%, by Jon Henitus and wife.
Bir ings Lown and Frus, An inn bidders, filed Judge Ruse's written opinion with Author Boozer, asserting county council lacked right to adjourned sessions and that auditor must state purpose for a special meeting, terms tied to sale of bonds. Local notices include community events and obituaries.
The deaths include Cherry Wink M Cherry of 523 East Wayne Street from paralysis after a long illness. Kiefer aged sixty died of apoplexy at 142 Dollies Avenue. Mrs Sutermeister, wife of Capt Arnold Sutermeister, died in Kansas City aged about seventy. Burne-Reese, 16, died of typhoid fever at Lutheran Hospital. Funeral notices list services from local residences and churches, with several survivors and relatives named.
The Congregational guild at Angola Indiana hosted a novel supper tour last night. Attendees enjoyed refreshments themed to countries visited in a rotating display starting with Washington, then Germany, Japan, and finally San Francisco. Cars owned in the city were used for the entertainment, drawing a large crowd.
Kendallville Indiana June 14 News reached here that Republicans in Melon nominated their ticket while conservative Democrats ponder. Local Democrats name Joseph T Stahl of Kendallville as a top fit for representative approving by intellect and leadership to counter upcoming legislature noted for Jim Crow.
A class of thirty will be initiated into Oriental Princes secrets at the Coliseum this evening. The Segond Regiment band will provide music. On Tuesday Anbu chapter plans to attend Mierounion at Angola and has chartered a specimen for the occasion. Two clubs will accompany the lodge with hopes for first honors.
Ray Willis returned from a bia trip to Crawfordeviea. Yom Gibbs left to visit Albert Merstes of Corunna. Mrs Colina Mona to entertain tomorrow afternoon for Mrs M Sawyer of Saginaw. Mrs Ore Smith to host 2 6 o'clock dinner for Jolly Dozen Saturday. W C Patterson the only merchant to observe Ong Jay and display red white and blue. Lauren Clay the barber retired from Charles Slade shop now in Nyco Building. Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance settled with Mr Crandall for 727.25 after his barn burned earlier. A minor altercation occurred at Lake Shore depot involving cetlexe students and Ford Barnes. a disturbance was quelled.
At 2 o clock Saturday funeral services will be held for William Brooks from the residence 1227 Pilchhan avenue. Earlier, at 8 30 o'clock from the residence of the son John 3 Lynch 316 Brandt street and at 9 o'clock from St Patrick's church.
Attendees are invited to a matinee event at the park this Saturday under the Free Bed Fund banner. The Patterson store will vende boys pants with special pricing and a selection noted for value, while the Journal Gazette promises quality printing and reliable service.
Henry L. Frick, major Pennsylvania Railroad investor, broke his silence after the system came under investigation. He praised Cassatt as a great and honest leader, saying his reforms would benefit the public for generations, and urged protection of American citizens from malice amid the inquiry.
The speaker lauds Hs name as solid and progressive, praising his loyalty and character. It asserts subordinates' irregularities in the Pennsylvania railyard system stem from broad enterprise scope, and trusts Cassatt to investigate and reform, strengthening confidence in the Pennsylvania railroad's leadership.
New wallpaper varieties are offered at L. O. Hull's with a wide range of patterns and prices. The listing mentions a $20 price point and CALHOUN SE location details.
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