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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1909

Page

4

Trunks Broken Open At Attic Storage In Virginia City

Trunks belonging to Mr and Mrs W Thayer left in an attic storage area at 710 Alex Berry Street were found broken. Another trunk of Mrs Feldemheimer was also opened and clothing taken. An unknown man asked for a key claiming Mrs Thayer sent him for trunks. Police report several boys causing disturbance and damage at a new house on DeWald Street.

Mr. An W.phayer J. G. Me- Kown Alext Berry Street Kowns Mallows William Hambreck Sint DeWald Street Calhoun Clinton Grblic Chic Ankunbruck

Crown Point Athletes Set Track Practice Record

In Crown Point Indiana on June 15 candidates for the Western Vanderbilt races rotated through practice. Louis Strang set a practice record covering two laps around the Main Street course in roughly 21 minutes, with Chris D. Hagerty and a newspaper man observing. Crowds cheered as Strang completed the laps, while independent observers clocked the first lap at 71 minutes, noting a potential early record.

Crown Point Ind Vanderbilt Louis Stran Strang Christhin D. Hagerty Ui Pekway Guieble Ben Mina Fiore Ie

Enthusiasm Unabated Over City Improvement Efforts

A local meeting featured Mr Robinson praising Mayor Masey and city leadership for beautification plans. He urged citizen input and noted extended future public tours and photo surveys to document riverfront and other sites.

Ghirlon Robhiten Dankeipa Werder Robinson Masey

Suffering Papas Stage Prank on Children in Warsaw

War saw Ind June 16 Suffering Papas were teased by the Mothers Study club at a social gathering. The men carried blindfolds, dropped handkerchiefs, and teased wives of the husbands. The event ended with a planned picnic supper and a playful exchange of pranks among participants.

Ty Hist Warsaw Ind Mothers’ Shdy Club Sueh Ag Francis Ja Lser Muyene Amemun T. C. Frazer Sach Winona

Student Dies After Collision Near Waterlon Avenue

An Angola college student who was struck by a Lake Shore train near Waterlon Avenue died eight days later at St. Joseph's hospital. The youth, who had been hospitalized in Fort Wayne, was en route home from school and had been preparing for prom. The incident prompted family arrangements for funeral services in Ontario.

Angola College Lake Shore Waterlon

Constipation remedy offered free trial in Monticello ad

An old advertisement claims Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures constipation without harsh laxatives. It promises a free trial bottle by writing to Dr W G Caldwell at Caldwell Building Monticello Illinois and stresses permanent relief through a mild syrupy liquid with natural ingredients. The copy lists names and places to attract readers.

Lemuel Landerdine Qpbtey Limer McMilan Speed de Caldwel W. GB. Caldwell Caldwell Bldg Monticello

Philippine independence push sparks tariff debate in Senate

The Philippines issue drew debate on colonial policy as Senator Aldrich urged amendments to tariff and window glass schedules. He argued for independence under constitutional grounds while other lawmakers pressed changes to schedules and provisions. The Senate adjourned after a tense session with discussions postponed until tomorrow.

United States Heeck Philippines Provident United State Aldrich Beotl Senata

Kendallville Sun to Have New Owner

The Kendallville Sun and Standard change ownership set for Thursday July 1. Joby O Terie of Chicago, well known locally, will take ownership. Mr Terinck previously resided here and led the firm with Coningve & Rarick. Reeve will devote time to publishing duties. Mayer plans transition before new work.

Ry Kl Kendallville Ated Kendallville Sun Nnreas Ket Dallville Sun Standard Thureday le Joby Terie Chicas Indiana Bertele Wan Canter Winder Coningve %& Rarick Terink Corlague Reeve Fia Panke Feed Mayer

Polling Places Secured for City Primaries and November Election

The elections committee rented all thirty polling places for the upcoming city primaries and the November election. An annexation of land east of current units requires adding the area to the twenty third precinct of the Eighth ward. Mayor Hexey must approve the second annexation ordinance affecting the Dig Lind Adams downtown school district. The committee, led by M. Kinde, H. Welch, J. M. Monty and W. W. Schwier, met with City Clerk Mungavan to finalize details.

Ofty Primarion Ito Eminell Eity Dig Adams M. Kinde H. Welch 3. M. Monty W.W. C. Schwier Mungavan

Arguments in Calhoun Case End Decisive Day of Review

San Francisco June 35 Analysis of testimony and evidence in the Calhoun case concluded with A A Moore senior counsel for Patrick Calhoun taking the helm for the bribery charges against United Railroads president Alexander King at Atlanta GA Moore spent nearly five hours outlining the defense view and used two hours for his introduction as the case moves toward a closing phase

San Francisco Calhoun A. A. Moore Coungel Patrick Calhoun United Railroads Alexander King Atlanta Jor Moore

Widow of Grover Cleveland Testifies in Fake Article Case

New York, June 15 Mrs Prien Folsom Cleveland testified for the prosecution in the Brandenburg magazine writer case. She stated the signature on the disputed article was not her late husband’s. She contrasted it with Cleveland’s genuine signature found on checks and noted handwriting differences from his younger years. The court proceeding opened with officials rising as she entered.

New York Prien Folsom Cleveland Brouchton Brindenburg New York Times Grover Cleveland Cleveland Best Bran—ldenburg Mr. Cleveland White House

TRACTION TALK Delays Doomed by Turbine Burnout for Interurban

Kendallville Indiana June 1 The T and C interurban ran on one turbine after a burnout cutting service Monday evening The General Electric company at Schenectady NY was notified of the fault A new field is expected within a day or five The Vandalia line may pause cross Garrett site amid legal test and a sixty day trial period to assess profitability

Kist New Dureau Kendallville Inith T. & C. Interurban General Ehetrig Company Sivhenectady N. Y Garrett Mfeon

Barbée Lake firm declared bankrupt in federal court

Jude Anderson of the federal court declares the Barbey Ti bankrupt firm Willan Tiongen Crotoe Cin. A voluntary bankruptcy petition is filed, Crooke opposes the move, while the town aligns with a note of skepticism. Local opinion appears divided over the action and its consequences.

Jude Anderson Federal Court Willan Tiongen, Crotoe & Cin Barbey Ti Crooke

Mrs Gould Collapse Seen in Atlantic County Case

Testimony described Mrs. Gould’s erratic behavior and alleged intoxication scenes at Castle Gould. Witnesses, including servants and a Glen Cove ice dealer, testified to repeated drinking, late nights, and bottles of brandy, while the defense argued Mrs. Gould’s conduct justified her husband’s abandonment.

Mau Gould Gould Tertiney Glen Cove Long Island Gauk Umea Gowlu Oatates de Fense Mrs. Gould Alfred Richings Epploye Castle Gould M. Gould Mya

Moor Dreaming Gown and Burglar Alarm Case at Gould Home

A damaged reminiscence details a prowler alarm at the Gould residence in August 1906. The witness recalls Mrs Gould and Mr Gould’s reactions, the burglar plan, and a Florida trip where Mrs Gould drank and the accused alleged infidelity during their stay.

Mr. Could Macy Gould Palm Beach Uquor

Tax on Earnings Continued From Page One

Washington reports on tax proposals affecting corporations and pulp and paper duties. Senate finance leaders discuss whether to grant government access to corporate books, aiming to match proposed duties with cross border imports while counterbalancing export duties on wood products. A constitutional amendment to empower Congress to levy a tax on income is also under discussion.

Farchen Capitol Washington June Jr Peint Paper Aenate Committee On Finance

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