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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1908
Page
8
A damaged ad promises a free trial of the Urico remedy for rheumatism, claiming immediate cure with no faith required. It urges readers to mail their name and address to The Bith Orox Co in Syracuse and notes a Fort Wayne distributor.
Fort Wayne Federation of Labor moves to disband political activity after a bitter meeting led by J. J. Werkman. The action directs political matters to the federation, while a request from the American Federation of Labor for minister lists is referred to the central body. Rail traffic data show May half reports of earnings and declines versus last year across major routes.
Railroads report contractors routinely label explosives as supplies to hide their contents. Freight handlers have discarded the material, causing several accidents from its dangerous nature. Companies argue proper labeling would reflect higher explosive freight rates and improve safety.
David Baldy, a well known Pennsylvania engineer, was taken ill in his cab Sunday afternoon at Middle Point and could not bring his train to the city. The first section of No. 18 struck an automobile at that point but the occupants escaped with no serious injury.
In Columbus on May 3, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers reported 132 candidates for five trustee seats in the insurance department. A ballot will select 15 of 182 candidates, according to the formal ballot result.
The Pennsylvania ticket receiver's office was completely remodeled and now runs under Ty C. M. Baker with a new counter and updated furniture. Reports say Ed Dernte, a mechanic apprentice injured at the shows, is resting easy, while C B Rhein, injured weeks ago, is at St Joseph's hospital receiving treatment. Tank shipments to San Francisco continue, marking the tenth carload for Bowser Co with Messrs Saverenpl and Pothanny handling territory.
A worker notes progress on a joint company project with W A Jobes. They expect to refine a mechanism or plan within a few weeks, aiming for a flawless result and improved efficiency.
A physician urges year round muzzling of dogs citing rabies risk, noting five child bite cases in one day. Dr H Bruggeman advocates a city ordinance requiring muzzles unless state laws cover it, arguing that hydrophobia virus is more virulent in cooler weather. He plans to seek existing Chicago ordinances for comparison.
For sale brick, lumber, doors and windows. Inquire at 1229 Calhoun Street, A. Tompkinson & Sons or at the corner of Washington and Clinton streets.
Dr William A Weiser of South Bend announces withdrawal from the Democratic nomination in Indiana's Thirteenth District and plans to run on an independent ticket. He accuses party leaders of opposing him, vows a campaign based on Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and principles of Jefferson, Lincoln, and true Americanism. He cites a "ring" blockade and claims to have detectives investigating the matter.
Seven persons were injured in a Lake Street electric street car crash in Chicago when the car jumped the track near Fiftieth Court and struck an elevated railroad steel support. Most victims were able to return home unaided after first aid.
Mrs. Marthe Minner aged widow died Monday afternoon at 2 oclock at a local hospital from senility. Remains were taken to Kisohn & Belehine undertakers for preparation.
The note advises crust protection to conserve moisture, ventilation to improve root air, and weed control. It recommends starting with a few hardy flowers such as theaster and cosmos, detailing planting depths, spacing, and simple soil amendments like ashes or well rotted manure. It also covers care for candytuft, cornflower, sweet williams, marigolds, phlox, and zinnias with timing and thinning guidance.
This ad promotes D. D. D. Prescription as a safe cure for eczema, psoriasis, salt rheum, and barber's itch. It argues skin disease is caused by germs and that applying the remedy quickly yields relief. A Chicago dermatologist endorsement and free booklet offer accompany the pitch.
The article discusses planting candytuft with ten inch spacing, soil drainage, and shade preference. It covers cow, horse, and hen manure as farm fertilizers, warns against manure waste, and emphasizes poultry manure as a valuable resource for soil fertility and crop yields.
May 23 report from the Gazette notes Vas the Elder set the next afternoon for hearings on alleged fire violation charges involving Edw ri Landen. Deputy Warden Vanderford oversaw the case, with sale of certain goods to Benjamin Rampter and others noted. Landon was permitted to continue work. the article hints at forthcoming testimony and full disclosure of the matter.
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