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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
7
Reported tense sessions among striking molders at the Ike foundry as they debated terms of a new agreement. Officials and workers considered changes to the strike pay and proposed modifications, with attention to the Wabash railway dispute and potential mediation by Mr. Tass.
The article lauds train master Wells for decisive, rapid work at Cyt Wabesh yard. It credits his efficient handling of tasks, including repairs, clerical duties, and overseeing drains, with delivering timely service and maintaining smooth operations amid demanding conditions. The piece highlights Wells as a model of punctual, thorough practice and dependable railway management.
A telegram from J C Sullivan, superintendent, reports halted sale of Heketa to Detroit for a Walsh excursion. In front of the Jomak Lekol police yesterday, large crowds gathered as Mr AL CO Thompson offered excuses. Twelve hundred Hekels were sold, eight hundred to shop employees and families, prompting suspension of sales until Griffiths issues are resolved.
The Terloaders of this city announce an excursion to Cedar Point for a day trip. The coach will depart at 6 in the morning and return in the evening, with special cars reserved for the trip. Passengers should expect a weather risk and arrange accordingly.
Word from the war yard reports Yard Master Dennis Hayes improving after surgery. He was described as recovering from shock and mental strain, while Edward Quany acts as general yard master in Hayes’s absence.
Fragmentary notes mention tickets sale status in noon discussions and reference I Kahoe of the Pennsylvania. The text also notes McDonald and Tholts connected to Notre Dame, with uncertain details about their positions or actions. The fragment suggests a sloped noon event and a list of names in an unresolved context.
General order No. 46 announces several changes to the Pennsylvania time card effective 12 10 a m Sunday June 23. Trains 40 2 18 2 3 5 8 adjust waits and connections at Fork Wayne G I I No 2 3 pass through for GR No 2 will wait for Pennsylvania trains 3 plus Nos 19 3 shift half mile east of Wheeler amid gaps in the timetable near Mucyrus
The Brotherhood of Logo Engine has appointed committees to arrange a reunion set for August 41 and September. H Stone, Brandlin of Ute ag fon, is expected to preside. Members from locals near the area are invited. this marks the first such gathering for the order.
Fragmentary minutes show the Carpenters Union gathering at Journey Inn discussing membership, job allocations, weekly payments, and weekly duties. The report notes heated discussions over work allocations and a standout speaker urging timely action.
Fragmented notes describe a rolling mill building nearly finished with work by men and a few days remaining. The storekeeper notes the project is long practiced and will be a welcome addition to the nearby facilities.
The report lists numerous staffing changes at Pennsylvania and Wabash shops including appointments, resignations, and new hires. Notable names include Bert Murphy J G Sawyer F C Crupras and J M Ryan. An excursion day closes shops and several workers travel or recover from injuries amid ongoing industry activity.
Wanted for skilled mechanics at Baes Foundry and Machine Co. rooms with or without board sought. We guarantee accounts. If you can take in one or more phone numbers Bell 193 Home 6193.
Sergeant Henry Harkenrider charged with conduct unbecoming an officer. arraigned before the board of public safety. Hearing postponed to next Friday at 9 o clock. prosecutor Kostner and witness Danely testify on alleged insults and unfitness claims while the officer defends his conduct as duty.
Mr Cece Osterman of Washington boulevard east fell from a ladder yesterday while panting 2 loose, fracturing a wrist and injuring his back. He had been working in the Wabash shops with striking mates and had taken a painting job. A friend teased him about his painting, causing Osterman to turn and lose balance.
After stormy sessions and strong opposition to selling any part of Lawton Park, the Park Committee proposed a new ordinance to buy the Lakeside tract for 5000 dollars, using proceeds from the sale. The group urged restraint on park land while planning a separate Lake Delta project and new lakefront improvements.
A Fort Wayne company, described with garbled OCR text, showcases its growing reputation abroad while showcasing street parade scenes and local notable figures like Leuvrier. The fragment mentions Vine Tap Sao and Mutterten La Hiltuert with references to leadership and industrial prominence.
The circuit court sets a 3 o clock judgment in the case Wilton against Sibte for 257 dollars. Appeals proceed to the appellate court. In David Deans v. Andrew Rewerwok a verdict of 200 dollars is recorded. Marty Cofton pleads guilty to grand larceny and a Son Tencett faces state prison. A warrant is issued for George Eppar linked to a street car riot. Ball set at 500 dollars. Winslowers receives 259.56 against W. Rogers. Judge Heaton grants Henry Wirschfelder a divorce from Ella Wirschfelder with custody of their seven year old son. A motion for a new trial is filed in John M. Stetnewald v City of Port Wayne.
A Detroit court issued a blanket injunction aimed at ending violence from a month long strike affecting fourteen factories. Circuit Judges Rosmer Mandell and Brooke ordered the Federal Metal Polishers' Union and twenty individuals to refrain from interfering with workers at the plants named in the order, seeking to curb disturbances and rioting amid heightened tensions.
An advertisement for Leonhardt Co promotes Hen-Hold Hem remedy claiming to cure piles with a money back guarantee. It lists price at $1.00 and outlets Meyer Thron, Niagara Falls NY, asserting long standing effectiveness and refund if not cured.
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