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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1908

Page

3

Trail of Dog Poisoners Probed by City Society

A citizen group plans to investigate dog poisonings in the city and hire counsel to prosecute. The society formed to employ detectives and legal action, offering a $100 reward for capturing the poachers. Officers and committees include Vrentdent 1, Voint, Byron Eoliotte sleyy secretary, and Wilton F. Myers among others. a meeting is set for next Friday inviting dog owners and rovers.

Stradel's Hell Otte Strogdel Willems I Myers Jont Byron Eoliotte Sleyy Otte FL Trenswr

Ladies of G A B Entertain at Social

Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic held a social with many veterans as guests. An informant program featured piano solos by Axel GuGueneard and Florence Roy, violin duets by Kirkwood and Roligny, and recitations by Mayes Till and Gertrude Seely. S W Stirk circle, a leading branch with sixty members, reported steady progress under President Mrs Fannie Gibson and secretary Alma Niedham.

Suete Circle Rmy Remiblice Vordermark Grand Army Ladies’ Organization Mise Axel Guxguenard Mazo Yovst Florence Roy Kirkwood Roliagyn Mige Flor Ones Roy J. W. Squires Mlayes Till Mishel Tienng Gertrude Seely S. W. Stirk Fannia Gibson Het Rat Abs Alma. Niedhammer

Notice All Shoe Stores Close Saturday Afternoon

All shoe stores will close Saturday afternoon from 1 to 5 o clock due to districtwide supply update. This temporary closure affects retail locations citywide and shoppers are advised to plan purchases accordingly.

City to Take Him In Wants to Be Mayor

Warsaw Indiana March 23 at the next city council meeting boundary lines will extend to include the councilman Fred Beyer. Beyer states that if Republicans support alderman he will run for mayor. No other names named and a Democratic city ticket fight is expected. Mergentheim’s Millinery and other shops close 12 to 6 pm Decoration Day.

Warsaw Ind Fred Beyer Mr. Beyer Beyer Democratic City Mergentheim

Dixon to treat salesmen to Lake George outing

Mr PB Dixon plans a midwest lighting distributor outing for his men at Lake George from Wednesday to Sunday. His cottage hosts the group and a flotilla of boats will transport the catches of fish. The annual trip welcomes two guests from Minneapolis to join the event.

PB. F. Dixon Middle West Lake George Alt Dixon

Indictment Returned Against Insurance Man in Warsaw

War saw Indiana May 29 The grand jury has returned an indictment against Aguinet David B Brumbaugh a representative of an insurance company. The charges allege misappropriation of thirty dollars belonging to the Linen Insurance Company during his acts as a Cortie company agent. A round trip rate of 60 cents to Decatur is noted for Knights of Columbus travel on Sunday as part of an unrelated item.

Knights of Columbus Decatur Kiet News Bureau Warsaw Ind Grand Lucy Aguinet David B. Brumbaugh California Mal Wi Insurance Company Cortie Company

Storm Passes Over Veedallville and Surrounding Farmlands

A heavy storm swept Veendallville and surrounding areas causing fence damage and fallen trees. The event disrupted farm operations, with reports of hail and property damage near Noble County. No major injuries were noted. officials assess losses and secure affected barns and buildings.

Untitled note on hair loss remedy and dubious claims

A garbled report discusses a supposed hair loss treatment involving fashionable scents and cosmetics. It mentions a dentist and a cosmetologist, with claims of stopping hair shedding and promoting growth. The text is incoherent but suggests a promotional health product.

West of Hiv clly men suffer ship damage

A fragment notes a group of men and a ship incident near Lysuki Selina Mish with damage shown. The readable lines imply a maritime mishap and affected individuals but lack full details or clear identities.

Hiv Nyser Lysuki Selina

Delivery mix up ends with man delivering coal far off route

A man identified as Stewart delivered coal after driving seventeen miles to Gr inger. He was stopped when authorities learned he had misread orders to deliver one ton of fuel. Officials arranged his return trip, and the case moved toward resolution as officers clarified the instructions.

Real estate transfers and sales listed in journal notice

Transfers of Tea estate compiled by 4 Heller abstracter show numerous parcel trades. Buyers include Pearl Jivacy Lenun Bvnes J. Kaehs and J. Knot among others. properties in Hanna s addition Ormiston Holts addition and various townships exchanged for amounts up to 5 500. Also mentions Federal Securities and Investment Go to Carolina Fellows and local school trust interests. final line notes want ads at 1/10 a word.

Peter Manack Tox Lenun Bvnes Tan Ko Arante Bimon Py. Aranté Hanna I Cooper Lefesie Houk Ser J. Kaehs Hanserviks Mary Hiker Ormiston Holts Federal Securities and Investment Carolina J. Fellows Carle Longgeveth John J. Knot

First Britishborn Mayor of Rome Ernest Nall

The piece profiles Ernest Nall as Rome’s first Britishborn mayor elect, detailing his naturalisation in London about twenty years ago and his deep involvement in local politics. It notes his republican stance and the municiple council’s support after anti clerical influence shifted the balance, with expectations he will justify supporters now.

Ernest Nall Rome Fust Mix Tellag Birthae Nathan Sletor Emiranel WRI Ares

Heavy bond set in Ligonier kidnap case in That Man Who Kidnapped Mrs Sargent

Milersburg court revealed Hoover the man who aided Wile Hat Wattlson in abducting Mrs Sargent on Millesday afternoon. He was brought to Ligonier by Noble county sheriffs and placed under heavy bond amid fears Pattison led the abduction. About $3000 was found on Pattison. Mrs Sargent arrives at Millersburg to recover after the shock. The case centers on Pattison, his connections, and the rescue by a local party. remains to be interred at Traamell. Ernest Franks, Pattison’s brother, was shot during the event but not seriously injured.

Wigomier Ind A Hoover Wile Hat Wattlson Sargent Milersbury Ligeuler Siwrift Noble Ligonier Hoover Pattison Tut Nuun G. W. Brown Milersburg Traamell Pattison Feaven Ernest Franks Lhgonler Ftly Dua Ms. Sargent Millersburg Wawasee Paterson

Funeral for Rev Watts Set Sunday Afternoon

Decatur Ind May 29 The funeral of the Rev W W Watts who died last evening at his home in Monmouth from paralysis will be held Sunday afternoon at 1 o clock Led in One vale residence fire service will be conducted by Rev fra Johnson superintendent of the Indiana yearly aweeting In the Brains church The body will be interred in the Monmouth Cemetery Watts born Union near Dayton Ohio October 3 1831 married Miss Annes C Gates who survives six children two daughters and four sons all living plus eleven grandchildren and one great grandchild two brothers also survive Watts served in the Civil War and later entered the Friends church ministry in 1876 preaching in Up land Vandalia and other western states until five years ago when paralysis struck. He resided in Monmouth since 188? with evangelistic work. The second paralysis attack last Monday left him helpless unable to speak hear or take nourishment. He remained unconscious and did not regain consciousness.

Hist Decatur Ind W. W. Watta Monmouth Fra Johnson Indiana Briends Monmoath Wealey William ‘Watts Union Mary Allen Delphos Greenberry Itrance Marcus Watts Mendon Richard Watts Adrian Mich Fortyealth Ohio Volunteer Infantry Ufe Friends’ Church Upland Vandzlia Jaw Expresson

Burglars Enter Store Leave 10 Cents Take Nothing

Decatur Indiana report notes Tol Joseph owner of Greek candy kitchen and fruit store found 10 cents on counter after opening shop. Back door hinges pried, door damaged but nothing missing or disturbed. Yard fence and screened court hinder access. Memorial Day observances prompt several furniture stores to close noon Saturday and reopen 6 pm.

Kist Decatur Ind Tol Joseph Mon- Toe Street Busideas Joseph Burstars

Liquor Campaign at Geneva Closing in on Auditor

An incident last night near Geneva involved a party from nearby town entering the auditor’s office at midnight with six withdrawals, seeking a remonstrance against saloons in Wabash town. The move reflects mounting agitation in the Saprostiti district as earlier crusade activity this week drew attention.

Lowten Nieva Art Abkome Wabash

Remonstrance Signing Faction Withdrawals Delay Filing

The remonstrance drive for a house canvass shows a large backing but a rival faction drew six signers away. Withdrawals were filed with the auditor before the Thursday deadline. Lewton attended a Fort Wayne party and returned late. The Geneva group moved to take control as the remonstrance was filed just as the new day began. The auditor faced a midnight filing push to meet the deadline.

Fort Wayne Erwin Geneva Awithdrawals

Miss Sallie White Dies at Washington Hospital

News reached the city of the death of Milas Sallie White in Washington District of Columbia. She had been a patient at Sib ley hospital for some time and passed away on Wednesday. She was the sister in law of Cromwell, a noted lumber dealer here, who was well known and often visited the city.

Milas Saille Fe White Sibley Hospital Washington, D. C Pationt Miss White Cromwell Eas

Arlington's Decoration Day Reverence at National Cemetery

Arlington National Cemetery stands as the central national shrine on Decoration Day. The article praises its historic ties, the sea of white headstones, and the sea of American flags. It highlights the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the Lee homestead as symbolic monuments. It notes the enduring national reverence and the hope for resurrection dawn over 10,000 graves. The piece honors the soldiers of the Civil War and Memorial Day rituals.

Anl Arington Potomac Bull Run Raypahantuck Tarers Arlington Sid Lee Wnd Arlington Cemetery Robert Fler Chitren Anil

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