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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1908
Page
8
A sprawling roundup lists Hammond and Angola residents moving to new properties and attending events. public notices include a marriage license, a teacher’s visit, and local clerks issuing licenses. The column threads through Ligonier, Garrett, Kendallville, Auburn, and Decatur with brief society, church, and town business mentions.
Attorneys Meek and Sons sue Henry Ee Teed and Frank Note for koi on phone, case set to be brought in the coming term. Tarvis Chettou appointed clerk of works for the city public works. multiple candidates listed for life position. Parole plans noted for Oliver Bennett on grand larceny case. Baptist church ladies host country members at BL Robinson home. Death notices for Turner, Hamme Garland Turner, and Mrs Maggie Award among others. obituaries mention paralyzing illness, cancer, and parish roles. Burials to follow with services and shipments planned.
In Princeton Ohio a four year old daughter of David Belust died after a blanket and dress caught fire while the child played in front of an open fireplace. A widow of Tom Theodore, a lumberman, aided by her daughter, tried to extinguish the flames but could not save the child who suffered severe burns.
State trustees of the Order of Hasles plan a meeting in Newcastle after travel from Columbia City and other officers. They aim to reorganize the chapter, discuss winter plans in Florida, and consult members about fees and upcoming Pythian events.
Castro prepares Venezuela defense as Holland looms, with coast guard and naval mobilization around Caracas and La Guaira to deter any invasion. Military positions reinforced, president Casem orders fortifications for the gateway to Caracas.
City news reports Mr Genree Hartman returning from a short business trip to Camin. Several New York arrivals, including Spicht and family, will make Fort Wayne their home. The Baptist Brotherhood met with a guest speaker but the address was canceled. J D Lodwig, a Lewis Creek grocer, has vanished for over a month and both sheriff and police search to locate him. the case remains unresolved with no sightings since October 18.
Fragmentary account reports a fire in Evansville where Mrs Luck Rechter died and Mimmla Rechter attempted to intervene. The Magers family face a deadly blaze as smoke and flames trapped them, with two lives lost and a hospital, police, or fire department response implied but details unclear.
A garbled report outlines an appeal in the Tobacco Trust case involving the United States and the United Tobacco Commission. It notes government counsel disagreement on accuracy and mentions parties including the United States, Chay Stores, and other unnamed entities in a contested appeal.
Mrs Eli Brown, once a noted social figure in Chicago society, is reported stricken in New York as friends await further word. The report, attributed to Klee News Sureaa, notes Mohs of illness and mentions several local connections, with the city of Columbia and Mrs Brown’s past leadership highlighted in the scattered dispatch.
A lively collection of domestic hints covers dress styles, sewing tricks, and DIY fashion details. It notes how a resourceful girl can craft sashes, bows, and net sleeves to achieve individuality, while offering meal prep tips, laundry hints, and simple sewing guidance for children's coats.
The report covers the closing sessions of the Eighth Annual convention of the Federation of Laur. President amud Campers and others speak on progress and unity within the federation. Attendees note anticipated speakers and sessions continuing into the evening.
An old advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for coughs colds and consumption. It promises rapid relief and says the product strengthens the body while curing illnesses. The copy imitates period marketing with misspellings and errors.
A chaotic derailment aboard the Twentieth Century Limited near New York Central’s lines causes injuries as passengers are hurled from berths. Rescue crews respond while trains are halted and investigators inspect the wreckage for causes and safety lapses. It notes seven days of disruption and the passage of affected travelers through nearby stations.
A damaged report recalls remarks by Charles Stelzele of the Presbyterian home missions board on the party's women organizing drive. Delegates from Britain and Canada discuss trade unions, tariffs, and cross border labor cooperation with mentions of the Women’s Trade League and regional delegates urging cohesion among organized labor groups.
Fragmentary text discusses a civic matter and classifieds amid garbled OCR. Mentions a sergeant, a date in January, a person named Helton, and a journal or gazette used for word limits in wants ads. Most names and specifics unreadable.
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