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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
6
A brakeman named Murphy suffered a broken arm and other injuries when he fell from a moving train near Lae Grange. The incident prompted medical attention and an investigation. President and board officials of the railway company, including Nitty Forte, discussed governance and procedures during a later meeting.
Fragmented report from Cleveland area mentions Joseph Rinne Jr. named president of War Wash project. Construction advances with foundations poured and pipelines laid while debt measures and local governance face scrutiny. Names and places cited include Lake Shore, DTRONT, and Chicago with references to Marling and officials.
Engineer F. Meoney, of the Punt astern, is laying off to attend to private business. Passenger Conductor G A Willen remains aboard.
Conveyor of mixed notes from the Pennsylvania line report engineers and conductors sidelined by illness and routine injuries. Workers vacate to hunt or visit families as girders for new bridges rise, repairs proceed, and shop personnel return to duties after injuries. Train officials, including BE. PL Davis and OT eg Pitted, are cited among crews affected while broader rail operations in Wayne, Fort Wayne, and nearby shops adjust to heavy ore and coal traffic.
A crowded report details earthwork for a grade stretching from Port Wayne to Roanoke, with workers and social events in Rome City and Auburn. It notes railway company actions, upcoming excursions, fines, resignations, and court dates linked to Nickel Plate and Wabash lines, plus regional records and officers who filed deeds and trusts across multiple counties.
Our little daughter suffered a feroe cough and bronchitis until remedies failed. Dr Kings New Discovery saved her life. Our infant, once with consumption, is now nearly well. Desperate lung disease yields to this medicine, at $1.00 a bottle, guaranteed by druggists. Trial bottle free.
Chicago police named Simon A. Jacob Wazel Isane Tukborn enn Wruik H Penslersteck Ovis Lane pert Benjamin and Michael Witte son held to grand jury on bonds totaling 58006 for conspiracy to defraud first- nic e companies Eight other crooks, including Benjamin Riiesay, a former city detective, faced charges. The group allegedly oversaw small stores to obtain broad nested s lums involving 4000 within one year.
The city public works session debated paving on Utat thoroughfare with Barber Asphalt. East Main street property owners led by Joby Evans opposed higher costs than agreed. The board extends assessment roll review one week and plans north side walks on Columbia avenue from Loree street to Year born street.
A short promotional notice urges families to buy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. It claims the medicine will prevent trips to town at night or during busy seasons and suits both children and adults, emphasizing its availability at druggists everywhere.
Special to the Journal Gazette from Auburn Indiana June 20 The retail druggists of DeKalb county sixteen men have organized as a branch of the National Association of Retail Druggists and will meet semi annually here. Officers elected are A F Davenport Auburn president J D Campbell Waterlog vice president A F Halle Garrett secretary MB McCord Avenu treasurer The Auburn group plans manufacturing and marketing work with BG Swabey of Dayton Ohio directing efforts to the local market and employment for several people in production and sales
Francis M. Cooper of Siegel Cooper Co announces retirement after a European trip. The firm plans to wind down its department store era and pursue new methods, with plans to leave by age sixty or after two years. London influence cited as guiding future approaches while the U S harvest methods are noted for potential adoption.
A garbled testimonial claims Mrs L Perwid credits Hludtrie Ditters with curing nervous prostration and general debility after seven years in bed. The note touts relief from headaches backache sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizziness and promises a dramatic transformation. Sold by druggists with a guaranteed trial by Dreler and Tru.
State's Attorney Duncan signed a petition today attacking the Chicago Masons charter and filing sedition charges on the ground that it restricts members to buying brick and stone from firms in the Chicago Pressed Brick association. The state contends the restriction harms competition.
A reader reports a terrible explosion and burns from a gasoline stove. The article notes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured a running sore and recommends it for cuts corns and skin diseases, sold at Dreier & Bro. druggists.
J H Phillips, president of the Malham State Bank, committed suicide at Riverside house by cutting his throat with a car. He was among the city’s wealthiest men, and officials say the bank’s affairs are in good condition despite the tragedy.
Fragmentary OCR text references scientists, war on the church, organ or Taalian context, a ruler and a duty, plus a named Dunmore. Most content unreadable. cannot determine concrete event, persons, or place.
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