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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1908
Page
4
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Fragmented OCR reveals a LaGrange County court opening with references to criminal cases, damages, and a local rail company. The piece hints at investigations, regulatory issues, and community concern surrounding a November session.
Ethelred Naya praises a Kenned y drama production The Servant in the House at Wort Warge highlighting Creston Clarke as butler Clay Clement as Robert Smyth and Miss Shannon as Mary The plot centers on a clash between duty and ambition in a church aligned family The servant embodies peace and unity guiding characters toward truth and reconciliation with strong period tone and sweeping sentiment.
A cluster of short items from Warsaw Bluffton Atwood and Winona Lake report a car striking a buggy injuring Mrs Almetty Boyer, a medical update on Zarmans after recent operation, a man recovering from a traumatic injury, a new store opening planned by Cy Robbins, and various social notices. The clipping also notes a typhoid fever case in Warsaw and local election related gatherings.
South Bend witnesses report two arrests in the post office robbery case. Police and inspectors have not commented. One man called Detroit Wurrey is named in dispatches, while a second suspect was detained by plainclothes officers near the station. Bargains on all staves. Alex H. Staub, 115 E. Columbia St.
W. B. Hearst congratulated A. Phelps for his independent bid in the recent congressional race. The letter noted Hearst will visit Fort Wayne to speak to the county Independence club, and Phelps plans to address Kendallville Newsboys’ association next Friday.
A fragmentary report from Gy Eist News Bureau describes Endallville, Indiana, where Constable Hough is unable to evict Mrs. Kia DeVore from business premises in the Wehmerer block after a judgment for possession and $75 damages. The case notes a contract with Mrs. DeVore to vacate by November 8.
Mrs Marcella Boozer, aged 67, died at her Waterloo home after a recent eastern states trip with her son. Her husband James Boozer and son Herman survive, along with another son, Flug, in New York. The Boozer family, longtime Indiana residents, were active in business.
A reporting note from Auburn informs of a damage suit involving parties Garrett and Auburn venues. The brief item mentions Pine and Munsee and references a judicial action proceeding in justice court. Limited readable details describe location shifts and case status as of mid November.
The case against Jol Raster and Clyde Wald centers on alleged damages of one dollar tied to the Frank Warde drainage project. Proceedings moved from Justice Huchler in Garrett to Squire Green’s Auburn court, then to Justice J C Lochners, as the plaintiff began trenching with team and scraper before defendants Issuime ordered abandonment. The dispute involves work duties rather than money, with the litigation attracting notable interest and potential legal refinements.
Alex H Staub advertises stove bargains at Puttersatt Pleicher Om store. Henry C Berghof, former cashier of the German Swiss National Bank, yesterday began devoting time to Summit City Soap Works ahead of taking over its management. He will remain with the bank until the year’s start.
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