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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1908

Page

11

Indiana Grain Dealers Hear Need for Deep Water Canals

The Indiana Grain Dealers' association met in Indianapolis with remarks on transportation needs and the push for deep water canals. Citing freight savings and market expansion, speakers urged canal links along the Wabash to the Ohio and the Fort Wayne to Chicago route, while noting local lukewarmness to the project.

Deapwater Canale Dacausa Indianapolis Wabash Ohio Association Matt Schnaible Lafayette Oc Young

Golf Match At Keklonga Links Between Club Men

A Sunday afternoon match at Keklonga links pits married club members against single men with the losers paying for dinner. The event follows a high scoring appearance by Mr. Harry Sommers whose record sparked alarm among the single men. Detzer of Fort Wayne’s American Bank Clerks’ Association notes a meeting postponed to Tuesday for organization perfection and aims to include all city bank officials as honorary members.

Harry Sommers Crairman Detzer Fort Warne American Bank Clerks’ Association

Food Stuffs Rise Amid Beef And Potatoes Surge

Food costs climb as beef and potatoes jump with scarce supplies. Beefsteak prices rise beyond typical levels and Porterhouse remains costly. Potatoes show dramatic gains with wholesale and retail rates fluctuating from $1.10 to $1.80 per bushel. Butter holds firm despite pasture conditions, while cherries and peaches become increasingly expensive.

Local Society Notes Highlight Dozens of Visits and Gatherings

A flood of social updates from Fort Wayne shows families and friends visiting, hosting, and traveling. Mrs Carrie Weassell, Mr PHD Grat Jr, and many others attend celebrations at Lafayette, and Mrs Edward Wilson and Mrs L Taylor are noted delegates and guests across several cities.

Carrie Weassell PhD Grat, Jr Lafayette Yeaterday Parker Arnold Father Arnold Olst Gulchin Boston National Federation of Women's Clubs Edward M. Wilson Tori Wayne L. Taylor Culuna

Aberdeen Bank President Ends Life Amid Fraud Probe

Aberdeen June 18 officers with a warrant sought to arrest D H Fawcett president of the Aberdeen Banking company on misappropriation charges. He fired a revolver into his head as police closed in, dying instantly. The bank had been closed days earlier after a receivership appointment. Fawcett, 52, left a widow a son and two daughters.

Aberdeen Aberdeen Banking Company D. H. Fawcett W. A. List Fawcett Traveett Webster Doues Daughers

POND LILY TRAIN SERVICE AT ROME CITY IN DOUBT

The seasonal POND LILY train from Fort Wayne to Rome City begins today from G R and L I station at 5 pm for Rome City cotagers. Patronage last year was weak and managers warn continued service depends on higher traffic this year. The train runs daily evenings except Sunday and returns mornings except Sunday.

Roma Ity GR. & LI Rome Tlows Fort Wayne Rome City

Pennsy Stores 87 Stations in East Liberty Yards

The Pennsylvania Railroad stores 87 stations in the old East Liberty stock yards, a first in the history of the initial lines. Officials cite eight hour telegraphers' law, branch-line traffic, and cost factors as reasons for the storage and altered operations.

Pittsburg Pennsylvania Railroad Company Old East Liberty

Signal Station Destruction and Pennsylvania Railway Plans

Thousands of signal stations on the Pennsylvania system are wooden structures about twelve feet by twelve feet and two stories high. They are loaded on Meteors and hauled to the East Liberty yard for transfer to new points where signal stations are needed. New stations will be placed along the coal roads in Wanamier county as the Munonga division expands. The usual orders have been posted in the Pennsylvania shops about the excursion on Monday, June 2, with guest tickets at 40 cents each way and 75 cents for a round trip. Employers contribute 25 cents to cover entertainment expenses. The committee on grounds, chaired by C. P. Cherry, will travel to Home City on Monday to arrange preliminary plans.

Pennsylvania East Liberty Yard Tran Waniieree Peninsylvanis Lst C. PB Cherry K. Barver J. A. Granain Hugh Woxah W.L. Wilt J.C Sullivan Wabash Waa TB. Sollett Peru A. McCoy Prpesiteer J. A. Sweeney Cleveland Charles Hoftrits Bowser Works Sachrelter Chicago W. A. Winters Frank Moore WN. Ellis Pennsylvania Machile Bulldera J Newcastle Carl B. Woodworth Garrett Andy Ryan Frank Hughes C J. McKenfry Thomas Murphy Albert McNally Lake James T. 5. Barnes, Dy Pennsylvania Roundhouse Plymouth Charles Szink Creight Hudson Iinese H. Koehn Wabash Railroad Fort Wayne Gas Company Oscar Lindemann J. 4. Keplinger George Keplinger Keplinger Bruno Meyers Lulu Rass J. 3. Robertson Romer St. Thomas Ont Robertson Buffalo Sta Wu Ting Fang United States Fort Wayne Manhattan Limited South Beng Ilinois University Champaige

Wabash Excursion Tomorrow to Detroit and Return

The Wabash line schedules a morning departure from Fort Wayne for a Detroit excursion via the Greyhound. Passengers will ride in premier equipment, reach the boat landing by 1 pm, and return from Detroit at 6 pm for a round trip price of $2, including the boat ride.

Detroit Wahgab Yream Fork Wayne Greyhound

Indiana Delegation Backs Direct Vote Plank at Convention

Report on railroad rates and campaign finance calls for public scrutiny and direct popular election of U S senators. Governor Hanly pushes for publicity plank, loses voting on it as Indiana splits 23 against and 17 for, with 14 delegates for the plank, 8 against, and 8 abstaining. Eight Indiana delegates join Wisconsin on the railroads plank.

Sustis Supreme Court Unite States Chicago Hanly Authority Hunly Dyveridee Indiane Indiana Wisconsin Delegatox

Wholesale Arrests in Adams County in Grand Jury Indictments

Warrants served in twenty eight April grand jury indictments as Sheriff Mayer and Deputy Grean arrest those named. Among the arrestees Mary Vravel and Roy Booher face adultery indictments and perjury charges. Bond set at 200 for adultery and 400 for perjury. Other defendants include Julius Tohnloz for perjury and Curley Kirchner, J C Munley, Ja Klopfensting for liquor or minor-related charges, with several Geneva and Preble residents named.

Hist News Bureau Degatur Ind Sheritt Mayer Ed Grean Mary Vravel Roy Booher Geneva Fravel Grand Wpon Julius Tohnloz Grand Jury L. ©. DeVoss Curley Dilla J. C. &. Munley Geneve Ja Klopfensting Preble Curley Henry) Kirchner Willem Harting Henry Bradford

Senator W Murray a27 chairs GOP scene at convention

Snapshot notes Senator W Murray a27 of Chicago presiding at the Republican National Convention while Crane leads opposition to Taft and is repeatedly named as a potential president candidate and as a candidate for the chairmanship of the Republican National Committee.

W. Murray Chicago Crane Taft

Robbery and Gaming Room Cases Highlight Bonds

In several incidents a rowing minor in a pool room and another in charge of a gaming room faced liberty after bonds were posted. In all but two cases the required bonds were provided and the offenders retained freedom pending further action.

Louis Wible

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