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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1905

Page

4

Peruna Gave New Life Hon J Tighe Endorsement

Hon John Tighe of Remsen Street Cohoes N Y member of Assembly from the Fourth district Albany county writes that Peruna is a restorative tonic of superior merit. He says it revived him after overwork and mental fatigue and recommends it as a tonic for the tired brain and body. He notes excess work causes nervous trouble and catarrh which Peruna cures. Readers are urged to write Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio for free advice.

John Tighe Remsen St Cohoes N. Y Albany County N.Y Peruna J. Tighe Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

Fort Wayne Electric Line To Connect With Toledo and Chicago

Washington correspondent E B Johns says an electric line will link Fort Wayne with Toledo and Chicago by January. Promoters plan a Waterloo to Fort Wayne spur and a route via Avilla Kendallville Goshen South Bend to reach the Chicago connection. Garrett to Auburn is nearly done and funds are in bank to build Waterloo to Fort Wayne, with right of way secured and work to rush.

Fort Wayne Toledo Chicago E. B. Johns Washington Toledo Blade Waterloo Toledo & Western Pioneer Ohio Indiana State Line South Bend Toledo & Chicago Interurban Company

Ad hints at big strike tied to New Haven trouble

Conrad Schulze advertised for experienced railroad telegraph operators for work out of town amid New Haven labor unrest. Fifty men were sought to operate west of Chicago on a road where Order of Railroad Telegraphers demands faced rejection. Wages ranged from 45 to 70 dollars monthly, with 1.50 dollars daily advance. Schulze did not disclose the road name involved.

New York Conrad Schulze New Haven Chicago Order of Railroad Telegraphers Schulze

Adjust Curves on the Penn Sylvania for High Speed

Chief Engineer J. T. Richards of the Pennsylvania Railroad reports adjustments to lines to improve the New York to Chicago high speed service. Curves will be raised on the outside to smooth travel, with faster trains benefiting from four-track stretches on the middle division and new bridges near Lewiston.

J. T. Richards Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania New York Chicago Richards Lewiston Middle Division

Record Death at Muncie Shocking Train Incident

Fort Wayne trainmen mourn Edward Record, killed in a rail yard accident at Muncie. Report in The Muncie Star details he stood at car end and was crushed as six cars passed, his head mangled, others aiding and reporting the brutal sequence.

Fort Wayne Muncie Edward Record

Wreck on Lake Shore Road costs near half a million

A Chicago press telegram estimates the wreck of the Twentieth Century Limited at Mentor, Ohio, total losses around 490000. The engine and cars, minus the buffet car, can be repaired or rebuilt. Personal injury and death claims, advertising damage, freight shed and contents, fare refunds, and other incidental costs push the tally toward half a million.

Chicago Lake Shore Mentor

Miller Killed in Switch Near Hobart on Nickel Plate

John N. Miller age 31 nicknamed Happy, a Nickel Plate brakeman, was killed near Hobart while switching cars when he tripped and fell in front of a moving engine. Remains were sent to his father Calvin A. Miller in Fort Wayne. he leaves four sisters and a brother. Miller had worked six years and was a member of Fort Wayne lodge 136, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.

John N. Miller Fort Wayne Brotherhood of Railroad Calvin A. Miller Greely Street H. F. Moore J. &. Reidell Chicago W. 8. Taylor Jackson Center Bessie W. O. Miller the Nickel Plate

Ramsey's Friends Resign From Wabash Railroads

Pittsburgh advices report further resignations from the Wabash by George W. Mudd master mechanic and cousin of Ramsey, McKay Watts and W J Coursin engineers, following Vice President Patterson's departure. The steel concern orders shipments via Wheeling & Lake Erie, first train from Cleveland to Mingo Junction totaling 2 200 gross tons as work resumes to connect Pittsburg end of the Wabash with local mills amid flickering feud.

Pittsburg Ramsey George W. Mudd Buffalo McKay Watts W. J. Coursin Wabash-Pittsboro Patterson Wheeling & Lake Erie United States Steel Corporation Cleveland Mingo Junction Steel Corporation Goulds Wabash

Working Day and Night at Western Gas Plant

The Western Gas Construction company has added nearly 200 workers in two months with more openings for skilled foundry staff. Large gas apparatus contracts require fall delivery as crews in Birmingham Alabama oversee a 750000 gas holder project with shipments racing to keep pace. Day and night shifts fill machine and builder shops while other departments run thirteen hours daily.

Western Gas Construction Company Birmingham Ala

Wabash Agent Very Ill in Peru

Charles J. Stowe freight agent for the Wabash railroad in Peru is dying from heart weakness after previous hospital treatment for an enlarged aorta. He spent months in recovery, improved to work briefly, then relapsed two weeks ago as his condition worsened.

Peru Ind Charles J. Stowe Wabash Railroad Wabash Hospital

J. K. Howard Resigns From Wabash Eastern Division

J K Howard engineer of main maintenance of way for the eastern division of the Wabash railroad with office in Peru has tendered his resignation effective July 1 He is a nephew of Joseph Ramsey Jr president of the Wabash company He has been in St Louis for ten days and FE K Woodward of Detroit is named as his likely successor on the Detroit division

George Ryan Pennsylvania Hobrock American Tobacco Company St. Louis Edward Raidy David Raidy Newcastle Fort Wayne Findlay Peru J. K. Howard Wabash Railroad Howard Joseph Ramsey Wabash Company FE. K. Woodward Detroit

Return to Freight Service in Peru After Train Cuts

Engineers A F King, Charles Ernest, and Charles Baughn, and conductors C R R McBride, S A Young, W H H Williams, L L C Gunn, and John Sullivan, long with the Wabash in passenger service, are reassigned to freight work as four passenger trains were removed last Sunday.

Peru Ind A. F. King Charles Ernest Charles Baughn C. RR. McBride S. A. Young W. HH. Williams LL. C. Gunn John Sullivan Wabash

Meisner Off Duty Tale From Pennsylvania Store House

MC H Meisner of the Pennsylvania store house is off duty due to an unspecified account or reason. The fragment suggests a workplace notice or item in a local column describing personnel status.

MC. H. Meisner Pennsylvania

Baseball Today at Wiebke's Board of Trade Lunch

Bean Soup Sauerkraut and Potatoes with Country Sausage ordered for lunch at Wiebke's Board of Trade this morning.

Wiebke Board of Trade

City News Highlights Local Events and Incidents

Mr William L Kruse is confined at home with erysipelas and blood poisoning. Percy R Armstrong and LeRoy P Barker plan to attend the Ohio Retail Coal Dealers Association meeting in Put-In Bay. Central fire station prepares a July Fourth fireworks display likely to surpass prior events. A horse and buggy struck by a street car on Lewis near Lafayette left the horse slightly hurt. driver unharmed. Euphony club to spend week of July 28 at Rome City with officers elected. Fire department extinguished a shed roof blaze at Henna and Wallace, started by a burning brand. loss slight.

Willian L. Kruse Maumee Avenue Percy R. Armstrong LeRoy P. Barker Put-In Bay Ohio Retail Coal Dealers’ Association Central Fire Station Ben VanAusdal Lewis Street Lafayette Euphony Club Rome City H. H. Henschen F. Hebert W Ruenel Henna and Wallace Streets

Patterson Pure Worsted Double Breasted Suit for $12.00

A blue serge suit is offered as a pure worsted double breasted model by Patterson priced at 12 dollars. The listing highlights the suit's material and style in a simple sales note.

Patterson

Madden orders end to periodical ad abuse in mails

Third Assistant Postmaster General Madden issues an order to stop publishers using paper covers or advertising pages to claim second class rates. The rule applies to periodicals that attach advertisements to the paper and misrepresent the contents. Violators face fourth class postage penalties after September.

Washington Madden Eharedd Posumasters

NEW HEAD OF OHIO NORTHERN

Dr. Smith elected president of the Ohio Northern University Ada formerly of Toledo. Unanimously chosen at the St Nrcwdlas hotel in Kenton this morning. term of Phere Veups with a salary of 1000. Ada Univer is praised for its teachers and low costs.

Ohio Northern Dr. Smith Waiversity of Ada Toledo Cine Ohio Norte St. Nrcwdlas Kenton

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