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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1908
Page
8
The readable fragment hints at a cosmetic or skincare claim about cleansing and texture improvement. It mentions a pretty girl and quality under various terms but the OCR yields garbled phrases making core details unclear. The item appears to be an advertisement snippet with uncertain brand or product names.
Marita carpenter Loper testifies to Bucklen’s Arnica healing many fevers and cuts, claiming it is the best salve yet found for burns boils wounds and eczema. Sold by Decler Brothers druggists.
A Pittsburgh widow Mrs Laura Pitcher asks the mayor to turn over all her late husband William A Pitcher's belongings from the Aveline fire. She believes his money is in banks there and asks Bowser Co to identify and send items to her at 2035 Dernd Street Pittsburg. Friends doubt he was married and some say Miss Russell of Duluth was his fiancée.
A garbled OCR note hints at Dr Blackstone visiting a location described as a murder farm. The text references a brother and a gunner, with unclear dates or names, suggesting a clipped historical crime fragment awaiting clearer reconstruction.
The readable text references Mrs Guuness and an arch murderess with body examination notes. Dr Glack stone comments on public opinion at Laporte. The fragment mentions a body found near her home and a possible suspect named Stra, with uncertain details about the crime.
The Pope Meter Car company plant in Toledo is described as a valuable yaturite concern. An offer of 400000 for the plant was deemed short by creditors and receivers. George A Yule and receivers planned a conference with Yule and creditors attorney Thure to decide on next steps, with no public sale and no consideration of a 400000 offer at this time.
William Shork, a well known Pierceton resident, died Sunday after a long illness. He was a member of the G A R. The funeral will be held Tuesday morning. He is survived by two daughters and one son.
William J. Bryan of Nebraska and Governor John A Jolson of Minnesota rode Pennsylvan ia train No 22 to Washington D C to attend a conference on conservation of natural resources called by President Roosevelt Several Western governors joined them Vice President Fairbanks was present with others The train stopped briefly Bryan left his car and mingled on the platform a pleasant word for all while a crowd gathered to greet him
James Miller, longtime White Feast clerk in Fort Wayne, died Monday at his brother Willem Miller’s home four miles from the city on the Maysvilla road. Cause was paralysis. He was born in Scotland and came to Fort Wayne twenty four years ago. Survived by son George Miller of Caiinxo and four brothers William David John and Richard Miller. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Daly officiating. Funeral Announcements Mae Quinta funeral Wednesday at 9 a.m. at the Cathedral.
The regular meeting of the school board was held at the high school building last night with all members present. They approved and ordered several bills paid, and plans for the new Bloomingdale school were postponed until the next regular meeting. The Avelline fire prompted a discussion on installing fire escapes, with no action taken and a summer decision anticipated.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a political push linked to Tart and national campaign efforts. Names and places remain unclear due to garbled wording, but references to readers, readers interested in the program, and a U S agency appear amid confusion.
A historical gardening guide reviews extensive advice for beginners and experts. It covers planting depth and spacing, soil prep, cultivation, watering, and pruning with practical steps. It notes model designs for various garden sizes, and includes appendices on planting tables and care across bulbs, vines, trees, and perennials.
The famed lecturer Burton Hum drew a large audience at the Commercial Club talk on Texas. Mr Hurd hosted a luncheon at 220 Washburrow Boulevard Nest after the event, where he met several of his leads and local figures including Mr and Mrs George Loesch and Mr and Mrs Harry Ninds.
In New York James Van Cleave leader of the National Manufacturers Association vows to withdraw 11 000 Republican manufacturers from the party ticket if the president endorses his policy. He denounces the presidents support of the Sherman anti trust and antiunification laws as demagogy and attacks Samuel Gompers calling him a prairie wolf. He says labor bills in Congress are a sop to this wolf and that any candidate endorsing the labor program would be halted by the manufacturers.
A violent storm devastated Woodward and nearby communities, killing eight people and injuring several others. Tornadoes swept through the area, destroying homes and leaving many residents sheltering in place as authorities assess the damage and search for missing individuals.
Theatrical syndicates led by Starr and Havlin plan to control a major new venue with stock from Stair and Hatin and Western Vaudeville. The project aims to unite Majestic, Temple, and other theaters under one management, with plans for an Orpheum site and potential new holdings.
The Battery 8 meeting at Superior district drew a rousing crowd. Enlisted members include Bine Ion Hoag, Ferner S Uhmer, William Matenes, Charles J. Milton, Frederick Netting, Charles M. Morrs, Ray A. Rippey, Arthur Tongses, and Charles Felts. Nine more are needed to complete the 190-man complement for the new gear. A motion to recruit will take place Friday night to reach the target. The unit plans to receive government support and update its readiness for upcoming assignments.
The ceremony at the Washington navy yard featured Cabinet members, the supreme court, and diplomats as Secretary Root received praise from President Roosevelt. Cardinal Cabanas gave the invocation while Andrew Carnegie and Brazilian Ambassador Nabucow were among speakers. Roosevelt stressed peace through arbitration but warned against provoking the United States and lauded Elihu Root’s efforts to unite the American republics. A mortar-filled moment followed as Roosevelt placed the cornerstone, tying the event to broader goals of moral and material welfare in the Western Hemisphere.
Sigathat Marsh, called the Ugamist, was arraigned in the superior court and pled not guilty to a charge of bigamy. Judge Van Fleet sentenced Marsh to a term of two to five years in the state prison. Marsh was removed to the jail after sentencing while law officers filed commitment papers. The article notes accompanying court actions and a divorce case involving Mrs. Gahan and references to local news items in the Journal-Gazette.
May 11 Butler Indiana notes listing visits by Dr DB Songilec from Garrett and Miss Clela Funk in South Bend. Mentions of Ross Berlevlist and Bundys in Water two, Miss Armstrong Snaves touring Grand Rapids Michigan, Maude Lagan returning to Plymouth Indiana, and Tim Rawer with family visiting Fort Wayne.
The members and holders of the Hnideld Cemetery association are requested to meet at the cemetery on Friday May 20, 190% at 1:30 p.m. for the preparation of the next treasiy. By order of the Board Stephen Score, Pres.
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