Wreck Victims Number Nineteen Restored At Once
The notice states nineteen casualties from a wreck will be restored promptly by order of resident Nevaan.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
7
The notice states nineteen casualties from a wreck will be restored promptly by order of resident Nevaan.
New York July 28 in a Lake Shore accident the twentieth century train on the Lake Shore line was cut and the service suspended for several days. President Newman states the accident was not caused by speed and the railroad aims to resume service from this terminal later this week. Affected officials say the incident will be reviewed and the schedule adjusted to maintain operations.
A Cleveland report says a boy about 14 described as unmeddled was seen near the wreck of a Twentieth Century flyer minutes after it occurred. Investigators found a switch open and suspect the boy may have believed a firehead was about to be released, though the investigation continues.
Supreme Court may hear constitutional questions in the Mrs Rogers case after Governor Charles Ue Hele granted clemency. Judge Wheeler ordered writ of habeas corpus, with an appeal to follow and possible reprieve by the governor. The telegraph noted Mrs Rogers was reprieved pending higher court action.
George Konver, a well known Pennville resident, was fatally shot in his home during a tense afternoon event. At nine last night his wife fired a shotgun, wounding him as neighbors and the sheriff intervened, later arresting Mrs. Konver near Germantown after a risky confrontation.
In a spring ceremony led by President Dr. William Laveryany, Gwen High School distributed diplomas to graduates amid prayers and formal proceedings. The event featured speeches by faculty and a reading of students' achievements, marking a milestone for the class.
The text records a speaker, Migs Merta, urging parents and friends to resist letting others’ mistakes shape youth. She notes that while encouragement exists for certain aims, following careless influence risks neglecting a meaningful future, and she calls for vigilance against becoming indifferent. The fragment ends with a continuation note.
A garbled wartime note suggests confusion over armistice terms. References to Sigiatee and the London government imply negotiations involving Washington and the president, but the exact posture remains unclear amid mixed signals from allied powers.
In New York a convention of fifty city unions forms to establish an industrial union challenging the American Federation of Labor led by Samuel Gompers. Delegates plan to reorganize and push national wage demands via a unified federation, with strikes hoped as enforcement.
Northern Indiana News reports Levi Werver, a forty year old farm hand, threw himself before a moving train near Warsaw at Silver Lake. He had been on parole and told fellow prisoners he planned to kill himself. A few years earlier his wife had died and he left behind his friends.
An obituary reports the death of A. Rogery also spelled Rogers in a wreck near Fort Wayne. The victim, longtime local resident, was 40s to 50s, married with one child, and connected with Lehigh University and Platt Company. Relatives were notified, and funeral plans were pending as the body would be brought to New Rochelle for burial. Other victims were mentioned but unnamed in the scarce details available.
The Heuchling estate transfers include Alex B. White’s residence on Clinton Street bought by J Z W Meyer trustee for 9000 dollars. White plans an apartment building on the grounds, with possible future inventions hinted though not announced. The Clinton Street house and adjacent property were acquired opposite the Cathedral rectors.
Representatives from Ashland College and other North American colleges gathered at Goshen to discuss methods to promote world peace. Dr Benjamin L Mass of the American Society chaired the session with participants including J Awen Ashland, Pearse Puncoffer Wood, and Henry Smu Gosden College among others.
Special to the Journal Gazette Lagrange farmer Tad Hess of Goaree Wolf was found drowned near Shipehey, Monte an' one of She 4 to funt hie aMCMINe. Mourners gather as authorities preserve the remains. Wife survives him.
An extended meeting discusses moving Cadburn Academy from its current site to a larger city. Delegates from Lip Lanfaie Glo Metall Meretants confer on site choice near Hishland park and consider Lafayette as a site. Committees report on ordination and membership to the aynad, with Rev. Brenner and Rev. Gealher slated for enrollment and B. J. Baker to be ordained.
The Induna Supreme Court issued decisions including affirmations and reversals on cases like Berkeley Smith murder appeals and various appellate actions. Included are notes on Montgomery, Popejoy, and Dinits opinions with subsequent appellate outcomes and orders for further processing.
Vincennes Indiana reports Tiams alias John Cox, a woman at Evansville, was captured southwest of Hazelmeetis. The prisoner was taken to Beinsy Me this afternoon after pursuit through Mines and Sumagr.
New York District Attorney Jerome directs a guest investigation into the Equitable Life Assurance Society with State Superintendent Headricks coordinating on the report. The inquiry aims to assess management and governance as officials prepare a formal submission.
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