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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1908
Page
15
The Heyenga item offers a compact light run about solution with a non upsetable gear or reach, suitable for carriages buggies and delivery wagons, emphasizing practicality and durability. It targets small vehicle fleets and urban delivery needs with a focus on reliability and ease of use.
A civic piece urges renewed devotion to liberty and the republican ideal. It reflects on war memorials, the sacrifice of veterans, and the training of the rising generation in republican principles and constitutional equality. It contrasts republican government with monarchic thought and defends the American creed of equal rights.
Manila May 81 veteran Iran and naval organizations laid the graves of fallen comrades today sending delegations to honor monuments of General Lawton Captain Stotzenberg and Lieutenant Egbert on the fields where they fell Five inches of rain fell in the last twenty four hours as the program proceeded Knights of Columbus announce a round trip rate of 60 cents to Decatur Sunday for the initiation class speakers and organizers noted the Russians who fled here after the Sun of Japan retreat also honored.
Mrs. Elizabeth Schnizeler, noted as a 2 pant woman, reports losing her packetbank containing 16 65 in cash near Calhoun and Berry Streets. She advertised in the Journal-Gazette and asks the Ander to return the money at 3361 South Morrison Street, Baltimore. The rest of the item covers a church conference and appointments with Rev. Dr. Leonard and others.
Pittsburg Pa May 30 Twelve deaths in the past twenty four hours from heat mark a deadly start to the hot season. Dozens prostrated many in blind mills and rolling plants as humidity and furnace heat drive conditions. The mercury rose to 58 yesterday signaling ongoing danger.
The Decoration Day program in Lagrange Ind proceeded smoothly with ideal weather and well organized services. Processions began at 1 30 pm with soldiers and religious corps transported by car. the afternoon program featured Perry Powers address readings of Gettysburg and Lincoln Gettysburg address, music by the Lagrange band and quartet, and a benediction by R W Chamberlin.
Tamperance workers claim success in Kendallville ward votes and expect license applicants at Albion commissioners court to be denied. Warsaw man from Warsaw marries Milford woman Mary Patterson in East Warsaw Brethren church ceremony performed by Rev. Georges G. Carpente at his residence.
For sale in the county seat a retail meat market doing good business. Good reason for selling. Address "W" care Journal Gazette. WRS. HENRIETTA STEINHOUSER DIES AT TAYLOR STREET HOME
Classified notes advertise corner properties on Calhoun Street near Broadway with hotel or store potential at $20,000, 70 by 150 foot lot on Nickel Plate for wholesale use at $7,500, store and office buildings on Wayne and Main Streets with prices listed, and several homes for sale including Maple Avenue estate at $8,700, South Calhoun home at $5,700, and a South Wayne new, unoccupied house at $3,200 with easy terms. Also mentions Isaac Disay of Bass Building with contact numbers. In Chicago lore, Drowne, Loganport reports drowning of Mr Robinson, private secretary to A Patten the corn king, at English Lake after boat incident. body recovered later.
In May a severe storm hit Adams County near Monroe and Warsaw. Mrs. East Bricke, wife of a prominent farmer, about thirty five, was struck by lightning while tending to her chicks and is in a critical condition with a head wound and facial injuries. Doctors fear for her life as shocks and physical trauma left her unconscious. The report notes the storm bringing hail and heavy rain across the region.
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