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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1903

Page

8

Cure by Dr Miles Heart Cure Restores Woman's Health

A testimonial from Mrs Frank Loomis of Allen Michigan describes losing use of her left arm and severe heart trouble. After using Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine she regains strength and can walk miles and move her arm again. She cites her daughter also improving and endorses the remedies as the best. The notice promotes Dr Miles Medical Co and free literature.

Miles Ley Dr. Miles Pr. Miles Medical Co Vico x Frank Loomis Allen, Mich Dr. Miles Medical Co Kikhart, Inds

In as, he grocers and order another sack of te silver

A fragmented note describes a housewife observing a missing sack and a grocer ordering another sack of silver dollar patent flour for her baking, highlighting a domestic scene from a bygone era.

Ward and Gardner clash in rough third round stoppage

Mil Ward of Sarnia Ontario defeated Gus Gardner of Philadelphia in the third round after fouls drew cautions from referee George Siler. Ward led on points before the stoppage and the bout drew low marks for Gardner's rough tactics. Also reported, Tommy Mowatt of Chicago fought High McPatten of Philadelphia in a 116 pound eight round draw at Lac du Flambeau.

Pont Huron Mich Mil Ward Sarnia Ont Gus Gardier Ofadelphia George Siler Ward Gardner Siler Pond Off Lac Wis Dune Tommy Mowatt Chicago High McPaten UN Philadel Athletic Club

Chicago strike to end in peace

In June the hotel and restaurant strike, ongoing for weeks, is set for arbitration after strong labor pressure. The joint board endorses arbitration for a peaceful settlement. Hotel keepers plan a meeting to consider the proposal, and restaurateurs are expected to align with hotel actions.

Chicago Strik I Ne Nations Hotel Keepers’ Association Restauran-Keepers

Funerals Reported For Several Local Residents

Funeral notices detail services for Arthur Ernst Kimi at 1:40 from 832 Walnut and 2:00 at Emmars Lutheran, for Mathilda Cristo at 2:00 from her residence, and for Frank W. Byor with services at his Calvun Street home conducted by Rev. Asher B. Wroston. Interment followed in Zellenople, Pa., with family and friends as pallbearers. Floral tributes and mourning details appear in the notices.

Rim Arthur Ernst Kimi Walnut Street Emmars Lutheran Church Christo Mathilda Cristo Trey. Wueler Zion's Loutheran Church Byor Frank W. Byor Calvun Strout Asher Wroston Bergevedt R. Colmes John Wolfram W. B. Lipsett Herman Mackwitz Zellenople

New Machinery Arrives to Support Harbor Operations

A faster message system and an additional sawdust compressor with capacity for twenty chairs will soon be delivered. The new equipment enables Lie Wayne border whop to expand communication and accommodation at Ton Harbors, addressing current capacity limits.

Hicks Machines Survive to Expand Company Capacity

The Hicks Gallant Silver Vix traction company directors and surviving officers met to fill the vacancy from Dr Hicks. Horstman was elected to the board, Wilmnc Geake became secretary, and J A Mousey joined the executive committee. They pledged to push affairs toward successful action and predicted six months to full operation.

Hicks Gallant Silver Vixtraction Company der. Hicks Hr. Horstman Russ Foundry and Machine Works Dr. Hicks Wilmnc Geake J. A. Mousey

Kodak Cameras and Supplies for Sale in Jeweler Shop

L. M. Teck, jeweler at 911 Calhoun street, advertises a complete stock of cameras and photo supplies with a developing and finishing department run by experienced staff and prices described as reasonable.

L. M. Teck Jewselry and Kodake Calhoun Street

Bridge collapses during carnival crowd watches lamp

A 40 foot section of the Michigan street bridge approach sank at 4 PM as 150 to 200 people gathered for a carnival lighting. Six injured seriously or fatally, 25 to 30 with lesser injuries, names not yet learned. Children and adults surged in chaos near the Chippewa river. Lighting illumination ended immediately.

Kau Glatre Wisdine TG Michigan Street Cty

Bridge Collapse Sends 200 Sightseers Into Sand Bank

Aid was extended to the injured after a section of bridge collapsed. About 200 sightseers tumbled twenty five feet into a sand and debris bank near the river edge, narrowly avoiding the water as rescuers moved in.

Rural free delivery routes to proceed on July 1

Indianapolis June 1 1904 Rural free delivery routes ordered but delayed due to a deficit will be resumed, with about 3500 routes affected. President directs work to continue, many routes to start July 1, and Indiana to gain over 100 new routes. Total fund deficit to rise to about 500000 dollars, bringing the year total to around one million. Four inspectors will operate in the state as more counties receive service.

Indianapolis Ind Washington Congress Jodiana Indiana Rural Frog Delivery Department Uy City Chicago

Interurban rail line progress reported near Montpelier

Ruffian News notes continued work on the Muncie Hartford and Fort Wayne interurban route. Indications point to a late summer completion with a bridge over theivy at Montpelier and Bluffton’s anticipated wetting this summer. Eight carloads of rails moved south this morning with forty two other outloads at Fort Wayne ready for transport.

Ruffian Muncie Hartford Fort Wayne Ley Myhia Montpelier

Wild stories swirl after اخت

A cigar store proprietor in the city identified Clera Lott from a published portrait. A fire at a local store caused about 55000 in damage, with a suspect questioned but denying involvement and offering an alibi. Authorities pursued Lott for possible links to other arson cases, then reported a return to better health in jail.

Idyriel Gaszetty Hlatton Clera Lott Journal-Gazter Bute Journa Gael Reichelderter Blagton Rome City Terre Haute Lott Butt

Union Switch and Signal Declares Dividends at Pittsburg

The Union Switch and Signal company in Pittsburg announced a regular dividend of 2 percent on preferred stock and 1 percent on common stock. The firm also increased capital stock from 1.5 million to 1.9 million shares, issuing new stock at 70 dollars per share with 5 dollars paid to become 20 dollars on September 1. May be details include Aug 15 and Sep 1 dates.

Pittsburg Podune Wi Union Switch and Signal Company Linerkare Imdawiy Live

Pressmen Clash Over Donkey Factory Charter In Cincinnati

June 16 in Cincinnati Ohio, the Netweath annual convention of the International Printing Presentten and Anialiine union opened amid a bitter contest. A motion to refer Hammond charter to credentials failed, with expulsion threats toward Hammond leaders. Delegates debated leadership and presumed ongoing efforts to run the Donkey Factory on a foreign basis, while plans for a third term for President Martin P. Higeing and a next-year convention in St Louis were noted. Auction listings and local ad items follow in the page mix.

Cincinnati. O International Printing Presentten Anialinie Union Hammond Ind Hammons Committee On Credentials For Action Bowman Chicago Isaac What Galleh

Big Corporation Plans Wyoming Railroad Incorporation

In Denver on June 16 a large corporation begins preparations to form the Sermna Chihualite and Monterey railroad with capital of 20 million dollars. Promoters are Denver residents including former Justice Luther Mr. Gaddafi, Governor James B. Oram, Frank Bertsehy, and Woodmen of the World auditor, with Mexican government concessions noted.

Denver Col Vapernarc Hein Wyong Monterey

Rio Yaqui Company Plans Big Gold Bond Issue

The Rio Yaqui International Transportation and Metallurgical Company, recently incorporated in Ariza with 21 million dollars capital, is a rauyunct company. It has completed arrangements for a 910 million dollar gold bond issue to build smelting works and develop the milling property, aiming to aid road construction.

Rio Yaqui International Transportation and Metallurgical Company Ariza Rauyunct Company

Money at five and six percent offered in Fort Wayne real estate

Heaton and Yatli law offices state a mortgage secured by at least 1000 dollars is available in Fort Wayne. The listing notes real estate backed loans through Citizen's Trust Company with Berry and Clinton streets as a resource point.

Fort Wayne Heaton & Yatli Cor, Berry and Clinton Spay Citizen's Trust Company

Rural Delivery Rules Enforce Strictly Across Indiana

Superior officer Rathbone from the middle division received a Washington order to tighten rural mail routes in Indiana. The order requires each rural route to stock 100 Sammities and ensure at least one senior writer per Samiy can sign, with sections across Banton Newton counties. Strict enforcement follows prior laxity.

Superiotyident Rathbone Washington Indiana Para Mall Amity Amd Leaah Banton Newton Cowitles Darge Tracta

Peters Is Found After Week-Long Disappearance

John Peters, the fisherman missing for a week, was found by his brother about seven miles north of Robison Park. The brother said Peters was “all right” and he had only nine dollars as the last remaining money, noting Peters had planned to enjoy some time alone.

John Peters Robison Park Journal-Gazette John

Stanely Coulter To Deliver Class Address At Commencement

Prof. Stanley Coulter of Purdue will deliver the commencement address at the high school ceremony tomorrow night. Dr Bryan could not attend. address details are adjusted for the event.

Stanley Coulter Purdue Bryan Founad i

Knights of Pythias Lodge Shifts Meeting Night

Fort Wayne lodge No. 116 Knights of Pythias praised Councilman Rieman and announced a change of meeting night from Tuesday to Friday. Rieman, keeper of Yocorde and seals of the judge, considered resigning as meetings moved to Fridays after twenty years of Tuesday sessions.

Fort Wayne Knights of Pythias Rieman Ashe Ander Tiemass

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