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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1903
Page
9
The item advertises launches row boats canoes and related craft with emphasis on prompt service and low prices. Correspon dence and quick delivery are highlighted as core selling points.
Oldenburs Missouri man William Drumird not a Concornia student was arrested by Detective Coling after passing a counterfeit twenty to Laura Wetrecht at a Maumee Avenue grocery. He claimed two youths asked him to change it and paid him two dollars, but police doubt his story. He was held under bond to appear in policy court. Ernest Miller was jailed for sewer permit violation. Jack Deveny released and caused a scene at the jail.
Mrs Danforth of St Joseph Michigan shares her recovery from prolapsus after four months of daily use of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says the remedy restored strength and health and credits free medical advice to women from Lydia E Pinkham of Lyon Massachusetts for guidance at the onset of distressing symptoms.
Joy Brown, a well known painter, was arrested shortly after noon yesterday on the north side of the court house by Deputy Sheriff Hagnenard. Brown claims knock-out drops were given to Gitte and police are investigating. Brown appeared sober at noon. A bicycle theft was also reported from Wayne street near the Boston store yesterday morning.
An informal but extremely pretty radualian was given day after noon by Mrs W d Probageo in Wanpolls and Miss Burtle Allen of Van Werl. The marriage of Miss Fannia B Brokaway Me Frank b Wilt took place at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon in a quiet ceremony led by Rev A P McGaw at the Wilt residence with relatives present.
In Kendallville Tyne, a home wedding united Tor Garriel Baker and Reuben A. Robinson at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. Baker with the Universalist church clergyman officiating. The bridal pair planned a Chicago and town visit before heading to West Union Tate. The bride previously served as pastor of the Universalist church in Manchester Michigan. The groom graduated from the State Medical University of Iowa.
About fifty physicians and surgeons attended the County Medical Society midsummer meeting at Robison park. Dr Bevan, a Chicago surgeon, spoke on Kidney surgery while Dr Van Sweringen discussed pulmonary diagnosis with X rays. The gathering included a banquet and social hour with reports of kidney injury cases and the value of early operation.
The Port Wayne Tron and Steel company formed the new corporation with capital stock and articles of association filed yesterday. Incorporators and directors include John P B Ryans Go 1 Peck Pant Mossman Robert Millard deni Wy Sale Bilward Yarnelle Walter Olds POW Peek John Palmer Walter Moony and 14 G Sten. The corporation’s purpose is to manufacture iron and steel.
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