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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1907
Page
18
The advertisement touts Parisian Clocks and various hats including ostrich feather items priced at 14.98, white and color options, and a range of children's hats and veils. It promotes a cash-only millinery shop with a one-price system and emphasizes bargains on summer headwear.
Twelfth District notes include Dr Wade Prevering at church services and a ministerial sermon by Dr Yowell. IL & shops workers strike over wage demands. Attorney Sharples buys Garrett property. interurban depot upgrades at King and Cowan. Funeral of Garrett pioneer Willan Wagner held. local officials and residents noted in town.
Butler Minor News from Butler Indiana reports Mrs. Kinsley and daughter Mrs HH Root and Miss Gladys Stone visiting friends in Albion Michigan. Mrs Carrie Tauntag extended visit with Canada relatives. Mrs Henry Swantusch of Three Rivers Michigan visiting her parents. Fros Bean and family to spend month in Canada while Dr and Mrs Hoone Madden move back to farm. Chan Alwood takes a position at Montpelier moving next week. Mrs Carter of Auburn visiting Grandma Inman who is very poorly. Children’s day exercises at Methodist Episcopal Church this evening. Mrs Fred Coats and son of Dayton Ohio visiting sister Mrs BL Fasdick. Mrs Askew of Auburn visiting daughter Mrs Chas Madden. John Daniels and family and Onie Aberlin and family vacationing at Wisconsin lakes. Miss Mary Waltman of Delphos Ohio and Mr H V Nerford wed.
A marriage report notes June Le marrying Nore Ford a former Thutler resident and son of Mouroe Norford of its city He holds a position as belts division engineer with the Wabash Valley Traction Company headquartered in Fort Wayne Edna Windenberger had just returned from a visit at Witerton
French streets calm as government defends constitutional order after clashes and sabotage. A delegations from senatorial groups urged ministerial action. President Faure resisted, pledging no interference. Montpelier and Narbonne see shops reopening, trains resuming, and soldiers patrolling. hostages released, local committees urge restraint amid ongoing unrest. Local business ad copy appears at end.
Samuel B. Tol, one of the city’s oldest male carriers, killed himself with a gun at Riverside Park this afternoon. Authorities indicate illness may have driven the act.
At a Park Wayne meeting the Bert Wayne and Southend Railway directors elected G A Wilkin of Chicago to resign the presidency and Mrerry AL Haid of Wayne to succeed him. Randall, the new president, stated the company will continue work on the road with plans for rapid progress and a renewal of leadership. Directors present included Walkup, Henry A Wallam, Arthur of Chicago, and Hhard, de UT Grisinner of Chicago.
Messy OCR notes reference residents including Mrs Joseph Parknathbes and Mr Kallas Vorndran on Cul Mi Maly Street with scattered phrases about a meeting or event, delays and postponed dates, and an AMM roller school association gathering. Details are unclear.
Story of the Rev. Richard Pengelly M D who devoted his life to healing the sick. He was a renowned physician preacher in Michigan with a long career, teaching, practicing, and aiding the afflicted while preaching. His remarkable work drew praise and stood as a model of service to community health and faith.
A youth named Arthur Irvin, son of Mr and Mrs Bark O'Inell formerly of this city, completed three drill courses last year and earned a gold medal for reticence. Confirmation services are announced at St Anna and St Lawrence in Talloyette with a subsequent ceremony at St Marys B1 in Cuntraeeis. A mobile roving roving donation is planned for Seligaberi hospital in Lafayette. A fire at 1315 Clay street last night damaged a dwelling owned by Mudelph Fieger and occupied by Henry Boltzelt, with the blaze delaying work between two stories and hampering numbers for the family list.
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