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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1909
Page
1
Coroner Spurter conducted the inquest into a case involving undertakers Be Han ve St Mars and Feudenite. The report notes disputes between undertakers and the business review shows disagreement over manner and timing of the event.
Report flags graft allegations at the Indiana reformatory. Governor Whittier and officials discuss irregularities. Barnard, assistant superintendent, is removed amid probe results. authorities promise further inquiry into complaints received and the institution’s conduct.
A civic revival committee in Fort Wayne plans a permanent organization to manage parks boulevards and drives. It seeks a nonprofit corporation with no capital stock, funded by voluntary subscriptions, attracting broad citywide representation and a first year no extra fee membership. The board may be 50 to 123 directors, with officers including president vice president secretary and treasurer. The group will meet again Saturday to finalize recommendations.
F. D. Powell, a traveling man from placeholder, reported to police at 1:50 am that he was robbed while asleep along the Rawal route. He said money worth about $3.00, a valuable gold watch, and 31 were taken. The incident remains under investigation.
A fragmentary review from a 20th century program highlights a lavish stage night at the Diamond Airdome. Performers include Denaix O'Brien and Miss Franch among a vaudeville lineup with dance, comedy, and music. The piece touts spectacular acts, female performers, and lively crowd energy.
In a chaotic scene on a city street a boy was struck in the face by a thrown firecracker causing burns and clothing damage. Police received complaints about the incident and orders were given to officers to arrest those involved as officials vow to enforce the law.
Heat wave leads to nine deaths in Philadelphia as officials and Tri-State directors discuss building occupancy safety. Fire National aims to limit exposure while plans for temporary shelter and cooling centers develop.
In a Fort Wayne visit with his son Nissen, local contractor and Tyrone business man Mr. Dry died suddenly from pneumonia while returning from Chicago. His widow and eight children survive. funeral arrangements to be announced. Also notices: Mrs. Sophia Miller 65 died of stomach trouble. George W. Wagner funeral at 2:40 pm. Eleanor Imbody announcements follow.
In a tense trial proceeding the defense seeks to exclude testimony about a blood stained cloth linked to Thornton. Officials from Hull, Hartford City and Port Wayne testify to Thornton's bad reputation years ago, while subpoenas prepare to compel witnesses for Tuesday session.
Reports from Galeaman indicate an increase in activity as the company prepares for six months of production. Industry workers and managers of the tank project anticipate steady output and plan to address forthcoming seasonal demands amid a shifting market.
The Grand Rapids and Indians Railroad stops special Sunday excursions for the summer due to rising wear on rolling stock and a focus on regular service. J. Theme earns a raise to assistant manager as business grows. Thelme shifts from shop to silk plant duties. Electeo-Technic team defeats Western Gas Construction 78 to 2. no challenge accepted for next month. Local machinists invent a meat cutter with John and Charles Dolan and Mr. Smithanmlovas involved.
Union Calendar notes the Plasterers Association event at Painter's Hall with attendees from Mo and nearby locales. The entry references the Salon De Steam and related engineering painters, listing venue No 30 and functions tied to the trades.
Fragmented OCR text describes a new device claimed to streamline meat cutting and production at Lelkauf and Ath packing, with workers at Fort Wayne Electric Works and Wayne Milling Mills involved. Mentioned are porters, brakemen, and promotions amid a modern plant build and a costly equipment upgrade.
A Fort Wayne Electric Works worker named Wdawerd Stowart had his machine decorated with old shoes hairs and baby carriages in anticipation of his wedding to Mira Clara Ablramayer. The couple recently married will travel north on a wedding tour and plan their future home in the area.
Heat wave yesterday forced workers to the doors for fresh air as temperatures neared ninety degrees, with the hot conditions hampering performance and prompting concerns about safety and comfort in the Pennsylvanian shops.
Four degrees Fahrenheit and the shops were three times as hot. F. Sullivan, a rolleymaker, collapsed while working in an engine. Ned is in serious condition. Citywide closures occur Friday July 5 as heat sweeps through Fort Wayne.
New York June 3 Inspector McCafferty of the New York detective bureau announces the first authentic statement on the torc her of Elide Sigel since the discovery of the body June 19 in Leon Chang’s apartment on Eighth Avenue. He pledges to catch the murderer and notes nationwide cooperation while alleging the suspect cannot flee the country.
A damaged OCR reads of a city politics segment describes a Republican committee gathering tonight and primary strategy. Names mentioned include Mrs Panebat and Miya Jerper, with I. Ts. Opnenstein as Lexington manager, plus delegates from local suburbs and neighboring valleys.
At 10 30 tonight the wheel railway strike in Pittsburg paused after two days of costly disruption. Mayor Magee's private terms with the Pittsburg Railways Company and the Amalgamated Association executive committee produced signed articles intended to prevent future shutdowns along 40 miles of street railway tracks in Allegheny County.
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