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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
10
A jumbled game story highlights Miller's sharp hitting and field play as the Brags struggle. Notes on Holt's marriage, injury to Shechin, and party flagging defense frame a chaotic day with mixed success for Burke and Gurry.
An elderly Indiana couple, Mr. and Mrs. Wyss, marked sixty years of marriage amid community honors. Surviving children include Jane, John county commissioner, Nicholas, Philp, and others in Pleasant, Smithfield, and Marion townships. The event drew Sheriff Betchelderfer, Clerk Magen, Deputy Auditor Brown, and local officials who traveled by automobile to the Wyss farm.
The official M. E. church board voted to admit Miss Della Cully of Ula City to the Methodist Memorial Home at Warren on a three months trial. She has been in Sinnitta seeking care after lacking family support. Upon completion she is to transfer ownership of city property to the home. Auburn reports Meese, known as the Ing Parson, will attend the raattlers’ meeting in town with a large turnout anticipated.
In Warsaw Iv June 14 two persons are reported to have the same insane condition this year as a county record in Kosciusko. Nine original applications have been filed for admission to Longelifte Irosphi at Logan port and three recommittals have been asked. Silsa Kiser of North Webster is declared to be insane and will be taken to Logan. Physicians say exclusive tobacca chewing may have caused his condition. He has threatened neighbors with a butcher knife and has attacked a neighbor's children with stones.
Attorney W W Sharpless of Garrett visited city legal matters. Miss Brandhs Brinneman, once in an orphan home, heads to Washington DC to pursue nursing at a missionary hospital under the local M E church. Vagrants picked up near Main and Mainstream. fire calls at Wells Street and other incidents fill the day’s report.
Mrs. Charlotte Kitchen aged over seventy one years died at her Rome in Butler Center this morning after a week bedfast. A native of Ohio born in 1848 she lived near Butler Center 31 years. Survived by husband John Kitchen and daughters Mrs. Laura Russell Leo and Mrs. Edith Hang Butler Center. Funeral at late home Wednesday afternoon 2:00 Willard Ree Will officiate burial Cedar Chapel Cemetery. Special coffin ordered due to unusual size of deceased.
New York on June 4 reports Joseph Pulitzer proprietor of the New York World and the St Louis Globe-Democrat is seriously ill. The notice notes his leadership of major papers and the shock of the illness to readers and the press.
A fragmented passage shows SHAMBAUGH addressing the council, pledging to aid city schools and win support for his trustee bid. The speaker emphasizes service to the community and vows to pursue education interests without fear or hesitation.
Majestic manager announced the Airdome theatre opening is postponed from June 19 to Sunday June 26 due to building and street work. The season will charge 10 cents per admission with the same high quality pictures and vaudeville features expected for the debut.
Dantue council Beattieh Tite Ma iRone Wil conveta i xpeulal seanton at their cathedral Wrility evening June 17. Officers for the body expected to report at eleven o clock to commoncy work. Twenty-five candidates to receive fifteenth and sixteenth degrees.
Orville Wright and Wilbur Wright lost a bid to protect their airplane patents in a United States court of appeals. The verdict denied temporary injunctions against Louis Paulhan and Glen Curtiss challenging alleged infringements while awaiting trial, affecting actions tied to their aeroplane innovations.
President Taft accompanied by Secretary Norton and Capt. Archibald Butt depart for Marietta Ohio to attend the seventy-fifth anniversary of Marietta College and will return to Washington early Thursday morning.
Kansas City June 14 Riley Papke scored a decisive knockout of Al Ge H in the second round of a ten round bout. The finish ended the scheduled match abruptly and marked Papke’s early victory over his opponent in a crowded arena.
Special to the Journal Gazette. Mrs Siever of Nottingham sues to reform a 16 year old deed transferring a 294 acre farm to Mrs Beaver ensuring heirs gain after her death. The court hears the claim that parties failed to notice restrictions, seeks a clear title for all heirs amid no anticipated contest.
Dit ford Bull of Cleveland visits the Kirkland home in Cromwell Indiana with Mayme Kirkians, Jake Sheets, and Morris Sisterhon from Ligenter guests at the Kirkland home the first of the week.
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