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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1905
Page
15
A railway worker, a member of the Brotherhood of Railway, died after an accident involving a truck under a trolley line in Fort Wayne. Witnesses recall the worker’s severed injuries and the crowd expressing shock as funeral arrangements are noted.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Bloomington and Milwaukee links, a medical incident, and a group of names including Miss Aauie Pauline Engetine Emma Meyers Alma Spie Mary Crawford. The report notes an accident at A sén park and a fall from a river bank resulting in minor injuries.
The article notes a restructuring of city car departments under the Contenal power on a local transit plan. It discusses potential staff changes and impacts on shops and tie facilities, with references to a grand-also Tor tie and various department roles.
A brakeman on a Wabash train was killed when the engine derailed and toppled railcars on the main track. Passengers and bystanders carried the injured to Peru for medical aid. the young man was unmarried.
Mrs Catherine Dugan and Mr Ker were wed yesterday in Alliance. The couple plans to establish their home in Alliance with their mothers Mrs Fuchshulls and others noted in the ceremony.
Reports from Munete Int on June 26 indicate a Big Four brakeman, 25 years old, was nearly cut by a freight car wheel while working near a cut yard. He died as a result of the injuries, the accident occurring around midday.
Scattered notices report travel, staff moves, and visits. Oliver Edwards travels two weeks to How, Wa. AGlius returns from Columbus transfer station. Various staff changes at Pensula depot and Pennfigael Cyelen shops. A Grand Rapids tram to northern resorts departs. Boston trip noted. Community groups plan events at New Irving and related auxiliaries.
A fragment discusses red blood cell counts in men and women, claims about blood health, and endorses Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and related remedies as tonics. It promotes natural approaches, digestives, and the Dr. Pierce adviser book as sources of Enlightened health guidance.
A Pennsylvania freight train collided with a trolley car injuring a colored woman and Mrs. Sarah Cromwell, a white woman, as they rode home from a resort area. The incident occurred near a local line, with authorities investigating the crash and determining fault.
In chancetion with plans for a massive smokestack at the knitting mills, a towering structure about ten million feet high and sixG inches in diameter is described. The Bass Foundry and Machine Works hold the contract to construct it, while completion efforts push forward. The article also notes a marriage at Alliance and references Sir Charles Fuchstut.
A vintage medical advertisement from Louisville Kentucky and Newark Ohio promotes a blood and skin cure. It claims boils from five to twenty erupt annually and asserts long lasting relief after using a product named in the booklet. The piece urges readers to write for more information and medical advice.
Today’s baseball item notes Fort Wayne defeating Dayton in a concise box score style. It lists a few highlighted sells including leather suitcases priced at $2.08 and value items at $0.59, with seller Ruben S. Patterson noted.
Last night’s musical program showcased performances by regional artists including Marie TMoustey and Katherine Baltes with Nellie Smith Edith Wembhost and Mami Connor. Clerks note new residence projects for Auman on Fulton street and Haas on Short street as new building activity rises in town.
A Danish training vessel near Copenhagen sank during a night voyage with twenty-two cadets missing and the ship going down while most men were in their bunks. The incident occurred near the coast as a storm prevented immediate rescue. priority is given to locating survivors and assessing casualties.
A garbled page segment shows embedded notices and ads. It mentions a Rambler automobile, G E Wayne St, and a Journal Gazette Want Ads promising results. Other lines reference a minister, pay, family finances, and household goods with faded product names and phrases.
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