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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
12
A long, tangled report recounts the Gould family wealth and a complex will that penalized marriages without advisory board consent. It traces George Jay Gould and siblings' marriages, letters from wives, and ongoing legal and domestic disputes among the Goulds, noting yacht trips and social clashes as the family contends with fortunes and loyalties.
Washington January 1 A new set of rules governing the meat inspection law will be issued to the public by the department of agriculture on the first of next month if not sooner. The rules are expected to be more stringent in some areas and less so in others, with debate over proposals to test animals’ health and condition at slaughter. Proceedings stem from data gathered by Secretary Wilson at a Chicago convention of meat inspectors about two months ago.
The text outlines a forthcoming approach to strengthen meat and canned product controls. It mentions aligning pure food and meat inspection rules, aiming to improve foreign trade phases and ensure safer entry of foods. The discussion notes possible remakings and phased progress within months.
A large elm tree fell as workmen began cutting shade trees on West Wayne street trapping a delivery wagon and horse beneath its lower branches. The Eckert Packing House wagon, passing below, was caught in the crash while a man was pinned beneath the tangled rope and fallen limbs.
Catholic schools end sessions this week with com mencement exercises nearly every night across parishes. Cathedral schools closed yesterday with morning programs. At St Augustine's Academy juniors enjoyed singing music and amusements as promotions were announced.
A Sinnemakoning Powder Manufacture plant in Sinnemakoning Pa exploded today killing five workmen. The deceased are Billmdr Summersons Edward Cole J B Nelson Harry Cole Samuel Shadman. Only fragments remained of the bodies. All men in the building were killed. Two nearby workers were injured.
Sher Grice and Deputy Hughes investigated finds in Woodburn soon after a murder of Columbus Cray. Four cigars in a fire barrel and a false mustache near Miller's smithy sparked rumors of local robbery links and possible culprits. No solid theory emerged, and authorities kept the items for reference while villagers debated suspects.
Take notice that Teamaters 1 holds a meeting this evening with International vice president as the first speaker and other strong speakers following TT Smith.
Chicago June 18 reports from London that Mrs Potter Palmer is engaged to Aubrey Munkter Taron Twekeabney. The elder groom, a bachelor aged forty five, is said to possess substantial wealth and social prominence, with a notable dowry expected amid the announcement of the London wedding planned for autumn.
Denver reports show Coty Tay and Amone introducing four resolutions at the Western Federation of Miners conference. The first calls for a general assessment of 2 on each member to fund a defense for Moyer Way and Patchhone. A second resolution proposes amendments to ensure obligations do not contravene a member's duty to country or fellow miners.
A Chicago traffic of reports centers on Mrs. Palmer and the Earl of Munster amid speculation of a marriage. The Palmer estate, built on Chicago real estate from 1902, is valued at about 83 million and rising. The earl denied the engagement rumors as papers in Chicago published photos and biographies.
This afternoon and evening adv announces vaudeville acts at Pact theater with The Wort's Canary Four leading a singing quartet. Fronds and The House of Wits promise a lively show for patrons. Also Packard Band finale at Habitant Park tonight with a popular program.
United States Labor Commissioner Charles P Neill spent time in New York but found no definite bearing on the differences between the Commercial Telegraphers Union and their members yet developed as a result of his visit. The Randall Wheel and Supply Co road department shows no extra charge. The Fallereon Hetcher Co special sale draws many people.
The Rev Monty Zathonhe resigns after thirty three years as pastor of Inminud Lublietiy churches in Marlon township. The congregation appoints Rev C Hievers Bleht of Aveldeat, Mo to succeed. A farewell sermon is planned for next Sunday.
Loganport Ind June 18 Tonight the seventeenth annual Indiana Maize Hat league session opens with committees to report on present city government. Every councilman city judge and mayor will assess existing law and propose changes. Roy L Shamuck Brazil mayor and Guy Colerick Fort Wayne city attorney will lead discussions on City and Town Laws. Albert Verneman Teffrraonville city attorney will discuss Indianai s Civic Laws tomorrow.
The sixty sixth annual commencement at St Mary of the Woods was held this morning in the assembly hall. The program showcased notable student achievement and marked one of the largest ceremonies in the school’s history.
Patterson Pletcher Co advertises a 37.00 sale item described as WH bay 2 swell slaw sairie. The brief listing notes pricing and product focus in a compact local advertisement style.
Fragmentary OCR describes a mutiny among Russian troops with clashes between loyal battalions and mutineers. Gunfire wounded four loyalists as mutineers fled after a clash, with two hundred reported involved.
Delegates from every county gather at Grace Episcopal church Kokomo for the State Sunday School Convention. About 500 visitors have been registered, with Dr. Kh. Py St. Jel of Hartford presenting the keynote Child Life address.
Weber leads a strong ensemble including Blanche Jaffey soprano and John ODea pianist for performances Friday and Saturday at Robison Park. The article praises his directing, tempo, and climactic moments, noting the Wagner Meistersinger Prelude as a highlight.
A Boston area heat wave leaves four dead and many prostrated as officials report record temperatures. The city endures a dangerous day with extreme heat warnings in effect and public health advisories urging hydration and shelter from the sun.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Supreme Lodge events in Atlantic City and a reference to Patterson-Pletchan Co and Journal-Gazette, with unclear details.
Barber Asphalt company and West Berry Street resurfacing officials reached a temporary agreement after a dispute over extra binder quantity. The board of public works stopped work pending adjustment of measurement and costs. Concrete in the first block caused the contention, with agreement to normalize binder use and adjust charges before resuming grading and asphalt surface.
Mrs Rutt wife of a strike breaker who refused to quit joined a trustee meeting at Wayne Township yesterday morning hoping to secure funds for rent. Grahin replied there is money for rent but he will arrange transportation for herself and kids to Chicago if she accepts the trustee offer, though she declines the solicitation.
June 18. Indiana Railroad notified to withdraw its petition seeking a three cent rate from Virginia to Terre Haute, replacing the old five cent via Vincennes. Grain dealers objected to the change and petition was withdrawn amid confusion and market price concerns. Patterson-Tletcher Co. referenced.
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