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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary report outlines parties and figures in Indiana politics. Mentions Cyrus W. Cline of Angola, Cyrus W. Cline and G. A. Miter figures, and remarks on Roosevelt era rivalry, party reform, and removal of Speaker Cannon to aid Republican chances in upcoming congressional races.
A fragmented account mentions marchers, a drill with swords, and a location near an auditorium hotel. It references a center room on the second floor, possibly number four, and describes signs and a headquarters setup in a sparse, unclear scene.
The provided OCR text is garbled and unreadable, lacking coherent event names, dates, or entities. No verifiable persons, organizations, places, or actions can be established for a credible news item or obituary.
The Thraretins Aeike group, with Hive Veen, hosts a late evening gathering at Main Street Fine, aiming to create a circuit for a return. Lindemann, longtime viewer of Wabash railroad offices, now takes a new post at the Kort Wayne Gas company and is praised as trusted by days of service.
Fragmented OCR notes show Marshall canvassing ahead of district congress and state events with references to Denver and multiple dates. Entries mention county meetings, conventions, and gatherings, with scattered names and locations, indicating campaign activity and upcoming engagements.
Special to the Journal-Gazette reports prominent county farmer Ina Tlyfpton of Garrett fell from a hay wagon when a rope broke. He struck the barn floor on his head and shoulders, suffering a fractured pelvis and spinal injuries. He is dying from the wounds today.
Hot Springs Va June 17 Representative A A Winey of Alabama who served as General Lawtons chief of staff and civil governor of the eastern province died here today. He was about 84 years old.
New York June 7. The will of Oliver H. P. Belmont who died recently at his country home in Steuben is filed in the surrogate's office. The will directs Mrs. Belmont to receive and manage the real and personal property and she is named executrix. The estate's value is not stated. Wrestling tonight at Miami.
Boomer party members left the city at 7 a.m. to tour northern districts as their car convoy followed. They arrived home last night tired but enthusiastic about the trip. a breakdown near Marion briefly slowed the journey but did not dampen spirits. The group, visiting Bluffton, Osskan, Kinnd, Warren, and neighboring towns, planned further legs toward Timetown, Barre, Avila, Kondilville, Wateroa, and Auburn before returning around 7 p.m. They will resume travel to Watering and Lake Shore interurban stops on the return trip.
Deputy Prosecutor Gandy reports talks with Mundie, the foreign suspect linked to a deadly attack in Wabash. Mundie claims various motives while authorities check immigration laws for possible deportation. He says he has a wife and four children, remains calm, and is eating provided meals. Injured victims improve. Branaine released from hospital. Tony Ariano recovering as cases unfold.
Members of the sub committee debated injunction provisions and agreed to several key issues after lengthy discussions. Crant Payne, Dalzell and Clarke, previously opposed the measure, supported it now. Indications at 1 PM favored an all night session as the committee finalized the tariff currency trust and postal savings banks plans.
Special to the Journal-Gazette reports Mrs. W J Meteo of Blueftos, wife of an oil mail carrier, believed to be a born somnambulist. She cut off her hair last night while asleep, a surprising incident that left her husband and local onlookers astonished.
Warsaw June 17 The last rites for Mrs Jesse Calvert will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Brethren church Rev George C Carpenter to officiate, with viewing at the house from 9 to 2 pm. the casket will not be opened at the church.
Worcester June. Associate Justice Brewer of the United States Supreme Court arrived to attend Clack college commencement and was asked for an opinion on the injunction law modification in the Republican platform. He said he is opposed to it and declined to add to his prior statement. It is understood he will discuss the alteration at length in a speech to Clark college students tomorrow.
Walter Guesbeck, once a telegraph operator at General Fitzhugh Lee's field quarters, visits Warsaw after years away. A former Ware resident, he now lives in Ripley, Ohio, and works as a telegrapher for the B and O Railroad. The note recalls his service during the Spanish American War.
On June 17 the second day of the Modern Woodmen of America head camp session devoted itself to selecting officers and reopening a proposition to raise delegate per diem to 14 dollars. The paper lists newly elected officers and directors, naming several individuals and positions.
Michael J. Panning, the Irish orator from Philadelphia, will speak in Pecatur next Sunday at the United Brethren church in the morning, the Evangelical church in the afternoon, and the courthouse in the evening. In Decatur a license authorizing junk purchases for a year was issued. Parks Martin, a state board member, met with the county board of review in Decatur and praised their equalization of assessments. L F. Aiegandey, long associated with Packham Moste Vormming, moves to Fort Wayne. One Decatur item notes a court case involving Lumber Manufacturers and Kreinbrack and Braes Schrys, with proceedings in Wayne.
In Miami and Jacksonville clashes mark a tense Florida Democratic primary as prohibitionist positions falter amid intense campaigning. Indictments against Morse and Curtis noted as the national scene focuses on legal actions and party infighting.
J Curtis president 5 WW Morae vice president of the National Bank of America face charges for false reports to the controller of the currency and improper use of about 1 250 000 dollars in funds for speculative purposes. The passage also mentions journal Gazette want ads being priced at a single word.
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