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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
4
Grand Rapids buyers receive the initial batch as locomotives arrive at the round house. The night foreman reports Highland ready for service and classifies the new Incamotive as H.9, the first of that size with the G.R. & 1. The nearby size remains the newer 4 H-4, part of the recent order.
A fiction note previews J Rufus Wallingford in The Saturday Evening Post story A Fortune in Smoke featuring his rise in the Down and Out Club and a sharp line about his wife. It also highlights The White Light of Publicity by Charles Belmont Davis where the heroine contemplates suicide and marriage. The piece notes strong weekly sales and urges readers to buy the issue.
Local report outlines export logistics and shipping actions tied to a sports equipment order. It notes vessels and consignments, planned starts, and a sequence of operations at docks with mentions of specific ships and ports amid a busy freight period.
Readable fragments show apprenticeship acceptances at the Wabash shops, local union activity at Loy Lodge and the Brotherhood, and social sessions. Other items cover accidents at the shops, staff moves at Pennsylvania and Wabash plants, and a baby born to Mrs Klingenberger.
A pamphlet by Frank Taylor outlines a canal plan tied to Roosevelt's support. Officials promote development and waterway benefits, aiming to rally backing from national leaders and local representatives.
In Boston on March 1 the state committee tabled a Bryan resolution by a 24 to 4 vote. The committee, while supporting Bryan, preferred to defer any formal expression of support and await broader consideration at the party level.
A local funeral notice reports the death of Emil A. Carrel and outlines funeral plans. The service is set for Sunday afternoon at 4 PM, at 905 Burr Street, with family members Jay Deuthers and Crles W. Kilweend noted among mourners.
The passage describes choosing a between seasons hat, weighing wear practicality, and selecting details like a black pile cover, a crealon, white hues, and a fiber gl band. It mentions a high crown, a velvet crown band, and a notable fit with careful styling.
Ed Moore was discharged from hospital yesterday morning following a stabbing incident on Wednesday evening at Chicago streets. Police say Joseph’s hospital treated a man named Lis Chiurlayshthird and another party involved. Moore left the hospital in the morning.
The board of public works adopted resolutions for pavement on Cahimble Avenue and other streets, including concrete and brick sections, with projects awaiting weather to begin. Sewer work also approved on Franklin Avenue Pontiac Street and several alleys. Councilman Rodembeck was present.
The record outlines plans for a sewer in the Scott Avenue alley, a plank crossing over Ila bricks at Fletcher Avenue, and cement walks on Reknet Lane from Hanna Street to the city Watts. It also records remonstrances against proposed cement walks on Lewry Street and petitions for widening Earthold Street from Muffinay Source to Spelng, with H. W. Baker instructed to liaise with the Wabash Railroad.
Indiana wood manufacturers from several states met secretly in Indianapolis to discuss prices and formations but announced they would not form a formal trust. The agenda centered on coordinating glue industry practices, with all participating firms expected to support the agreement.
A reader warns that Labor Socialist bills aim to seize thrifted home savings and property, transferring wealth to the unthrifty via “Employers’ Liability” and other laws. The piece urges organized citizen action through the National Citizens' Industrial Association to defend homeowners, urging contributions to fund legal protection and public advocacy.
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