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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
2
Fragmented report recalls political claims and local disputes. Mentions Senator Walchanka, Indiana politics, a proposed Carnegie donation rejected by Newcastle officials, and a ceremonial plan in Westminster Abbey. Also notes wheat harvest forecasts by major railroads predicting record yields across the North Plains and upper Midwest.
A contested city tale details Mayor Berghoff opposing a traction project. The discourse centers on poles, wires, and public right of way, arguing corporations claim power while citizens demand public ownership and oversight. Local merchants fear street obstructions, while the mayor vows scrutiny and defense of public interests.
Wr Moellering sues TL Adams and others for $1000 as attorney fees and bond issues. the last will of Martin Kaepemann noted. Dora Rodenterg granted divorce with custody of four children and $800 alimony. various court actions including an appeal ban, case dismissals, and temporary allowances are recorded along with named attorneys and local officials.
A fragmented report notes Red Cross meetings and officer elections in multiple locales including Toledo Akron Detroit and others. It mentions revisions to the constitution and methods of the summer and the abolition of certain life insurance provisions, with several named participants and trustees.
A brisk advertisement claims a tonic named Doctor King's New Life Dalby cured the writer's jaundice nervousness malaria and stomach troubles. It touts infallible health restoration and urges purchase at Drelor Brothers drug store with confidence about its effects.
The Wash ington photographers elected officers for the summer school program. Jake Whnens was chosen president with Harley Logansport, Gil Patyon and Frank My Lacey in supporting roles, to supervise a revision of copyright news and related activities. The group planned a ceremonial night at Lyd Chery Calkece with C. Bae presiding.
Mr WOH Geely of Indianapolis was secretary of Sho Oda Fellows of Tholinia. Shibi N Dams of this city faced bankruptcy of a sink of nations owned by Salen Taahara. The sale was won by Citizens' Trust Company for 1 085. Granville Stoles and Leine Bradantner married last evening at the bride's home on Mare mec avenue. Stoles works as a baker at Modal Stern Wal Ent. reception held with many friends. couple to live on East Washington street.
The American Federation of Labor executive council authorized an assessment on affiliate organizations to aid striking machinists. The aim is to support a nine hour day, with a first call of $50 from Gutset Limited. More details pending.
The report covers the Synodical Conference ending and Wednesday evening sermon by Rev. Ate vhel. Talks on catechism questions and communion practice were discussed. Committee to meet and decisions likely in fall. Church entertainment by schoolchildren drew strong applause.
The Knights of St John select Rochester New York as the site for the next international convention. Officers and board members are listed with titles and duties. Debates arise over legality of the nomination process and constitutional amendments are proposed, with further meetings planned in Rochester.
Members of Shiloh chapter welcomed about sixty Eastern Star members from Columbia City Kendallville and Keedvilleville. The visitors joined a banquet at the pavilion and later witnessed three candidates receive degrees in the judge room. Several local women accompanied the guests as they returned on early morning trains.
Fragmentary OCR listing multiple personal names and places with unclear context. Reads like a hotel or registry notice showing Randall W71 Franke Tgeniers Teniyar Watash G Wier and others, with stray fragments such as 105 Wy and Atwood. No clear event, date, or outcome discernible.
Col Bryan analyzes Republican fault lines in apeech on imperialism and greed with criticism of Roosevelt and Hanna. He cites Senator Foraker on Bryan, argues the party must defend the constitution and hold the Philippines as a profitable empire, while debating the sensible path for Porto Rico.
Dinkle and Robert Ruechel suffer severe injuries from a midday shooting. Doctors expect a fatal outcome as a surgeon planned yesterday. patient unable to undergo operation due to condition. Attending physicians MacGeth, Stemen, and Barnett assist. Dinkle’s family stays by at Hope hospital. Ryerho shows some improvement.
The wholesale millinery firm James A. Dermstrong Co. reorganizes following retirement of Janes A. Aringbang and WS Trends. New officers include President TP Pidgnan, Vice-President George Baylor, Secretary Tyayere W. Woeb, Treasurer TR Keplinger. Armstrong and Turner indicated previous interests, with Nyplinger likely to join.
A Mercury era court case heard evidence of forged items linked to Thatcher and others. The jury returned a verdict on the forgeries, naming Thatcher and allies in a fraud scheme tied to a local estate and alleged financial misdeeds.
William tele a well known farmer from Washington township died yesterday morning from drunken heart trouble. Delos was about fifty eight years old and lived most of his life in Allen county. Survived by widow and several children. Burial at Leatherall cemetery on Coldwater road. Esther Alfred a 28 year old woman from Walton Avenue died after fever. Funeral private.
A funeral notice lists Raymond Melk Joy as the deceased. The ceremony is set for Wednesday morning at Maynvilie. Mr. Markle, former president of Springfald townality, is noted in the obit. The service for Raymond Melk Joy will be held at 487 Cama Street, Smutty, at O’clock.
A chaotic police brief reports late night disturbance near Laonard by the Miner on Franklin Avenue with no arrests made. A man named Meyote and others were involved in unspecified violence. a separate gun incident is mentioned with a suspect pulled away, while a youth named Ole Meith loses $26 in a bet. The report blends unclear names and fragments with little coherent sequence of events.
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