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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
8
All kinds of glass fireished and glazed. Glow caves built to order and repaired. nok and aper-banging. Furniture Sngiobtere Lbeawith fe attention given to high-crade conectete Wiring and repairing and plane PIN PAT Vi Superior St Phone 224 Red.
The May 1910 relief report shows $177386.24 paid to members, with $120513.10 for lines east of Pittsburgh and Erie and $756,878.14 for lines west. Since establishment, total relief payouts reach $224,?0,800.15. East-of-Pittsburgh benefits to families of deceased members totaled $3420,268.25 and $8456.31 to those incapacitated. West-of-Pittsburgh May payments totaled $46879.14, including $26436.44 for deceased families and $31426.90 for those unable to work. A new division freight agent office opens at the Anthony Hotel. Bernard Wiekhorst is injured at work when a derrick chain strikes him, treated at Sovenh hospital with no serious injuries.
A reader recounts using Grapenuts to cure severe cramps vomiting and sick stomach after trying meds with only temporary relief. She credits steady use of the food for full recovery and praises the product to others including her husband and local physicians. The letter says the book The Read to Well being explains rationale and notes such letters appear periodically as genuine anecdotes.
Union calendar notes meetings of Brotherhood of Railway Wire men Enginemen and Joiners No 222 at 8 p m in Carpenter's hall. Wood Wire and Metal Labour No 34 lists 1827 Lafayette street. Commercial ad indicates nearby factory openings with real estate firms for a public demonstration of industrial advantages on July 8 featuring Rolling Mills Knot Van Arnum Manna Breckenridge Belt Line Railway Dredse cumixtity Commercial addition and Fort Wayne Huluustuad company.
Wabash officials announce extensive road bed improvements from July through September to prepare for winter. Plans include new miles of track, a double track on the Detroit division between Detroit and Advian, and new bridges with other structures. W S Isanga will supervise the work across the system.
The Indiana Railroad Commission issued an order to railroads to enforce markings on cars and retain boards for trains. The action responds to complaints about dirty markings and careless reporting on train arrivals, with agents accused of neglecting proper marking procedures.
The Lake Erie and Western railroad runs a special train this morning to East Montpelier and nearby stops to accommodate volunteers attending a local firemen's convention. About 500 passengers are expected to attend, with the return trip to Fort Wayne scheduled later tonight.
Frei Lenz an employee of the Ponte aylvanin buckemith aha is confined to his home suffering from paralyis in the foal. About two years ago Mr Lenz was injured at the shops, injuring his foot. He has suffered greatly and four weeks ago had to quit work again due to the foot. His condition worsened to paralysis in both feet and he cannot walk, causing great distress.
The National Education Association meet in Boston prompts railroads to offer specials. Nickel Plate and other lines advertise round trip and summer tourist rates totaling about $25 to $26. A. M. Croy and others from Nickel Plate publish local travel news and a new cement platform at the Nickel Plate station enhances the depot area.
Willem Atangas, a Pennsylvania employee for forty years, retires today at seventy. He will be placed on the relieved list and receive a moral pension. MC Mangan has recently been employed at the roundhouse as a blacksmith helper, after taking employment.
General Frederic Funston, commander of the Army Service Schools at Leavenworth, Kansas, is dangerously ill at his home. A recent bulletin says his condition is serious and unstable with medical staff monitoring closely.
Fragmented report lists workers at the Pennsylvania machine shop and planing mill with notes on illness duty changes and transfers. Mention of Baruum & Gulley, depots, travel agents, a dancing club, and a two week vacation for G Mead and Kendallville references.
In Warsaw Indiana a Kosciusko circuit court verdict found Hoy Doty not guilty of alleged mistreatment of a fourteen year old girl. The defense argued the accuser invented the story for money. Doty’s mother and infant child attended the trial as the jury deliberated briefly after testimony and closing arguments. The case ends with an acquittal amidst tense courtroom atmosphere.
Warshaw News reports Ray Muck near Waranw, andarman Ete Kivsinger of Plercatn with unsettled filings. A lakeside group in Koarhupig county seen in deep water. W. OD. Wright discharged from Logansport hospital. Nine jurymen in eliquil court yesterday afternoon. The Waybright family plans Milford July 1. Indiana Lawn & Trim Co seeks tax refund of 469.61. Brathton Sunday school picnicked at Winona. Mrs Joe Williams overcome by heat at Tall Molen. Local library sales and Patterson-Motcher Co. bathing fair at $300.
A string of brief items notes workers resuming duties after absences, injuries, or personal reasons. Joseph Tirana at Finsy foundry returned to work, Charles Kewall the Wabash conductor reported illness, Patrick McLivay at Nickel Pitty seriously injured then off duty, and Robert Hartel back at Fort Wayne Blattite after a relative’s death. Other notes mention a Perfection Blackult outing, James McKinney in Allegheny, Reinhart Brotter heading to Detroit for a new position, a resigning employee seeking Cadillac, Mich., and a Wayne Knit manager Welcoming a newborn. Also listed are schedule notes for July railway events, company dinners, and shop inventory days, with some local shop injuries and temporary off‑duty periods.
A wedding took place last evening at the bride’s parents’ home in Warban Warwan. Dr. Matthew Kaenzok of Chicnys and Mies Stothe Troudmaen of Waranw were married with Rev. Jones Hakin of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. The notice also mentions local fashion and merchandise ads, including children’s hats and romper suits from Patternon-Plateher Co, with prices listed.
A marriage notice from Burket dated June 29 reports Paslinaater and Mewesehed, with Ferma 3. Grom serving as bridesmaid. The couple awaited in commonelics as two children washed. Prices listed from 10c to 09.
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