25 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1902
Page
1
Fraudulent advertises as the greatest living scientific Nile treater and occult psychic. Offers palmistry and divorce and marriage guidance, promising rapid romantic and financial outcomes. Readings from 3 cents to 1 dollar, daily at East Wayne Street with Mrs Beannl.
A New York report details a committee formed from the last General Convention to survey dioceses about changing the church name. Debates center on avoiding protestant stigma and whether The American Church or Catholic terms suit the historic Episcopal body, with Milwaukee Chicago and Milwaukee among dioceses showing varied positions.
The December first Thursday will mark a notable Hibernians event with the first exemplification of degree work by Lt Fort Wayne. All members of vision No 1 will receive the first degree, with the other three degrees also to be conferred amid an impressive ceremony. Division No 3 continues planning to confer degrees on its members.
In Indianapolis Indiana attorney W L Taylor has filed a motion to Washington to push the mortgage deduction case to the U S Supreme Court. Marion county auditor Harry B Smith and lawyers for the state contend the deduction law is constitutional. About 80 000 Indians have used the law with average reductions around 400 and total deductions near 46 million dollars. If the high court overturns the Indiana law, the state risk a broader attack on personal credits deductions nationwide.
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Aime Racine longtime Allen County craftsman and former city council member dies at his home on 1209 Cass Street after a bout with typhoid fever. Born in Switzerland March 16 1831 he immigrated to America in 1849 and built a prominent horse collar business on the north side Fort Wayne. Survived by widow two daughters five grandchildren and siblings his death follows decades of Republican public service.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Kollman of 1708 Tatnyetes street was badly burned yesterday when a pan of boiling soap powder spilled over his neck and body while the mother prepared soap. A physician was summoned and the child began recovering from lung suffering, though grievous burns marred his condition.
Trinity Episcopal church held a late evening parish house meeting to elect wardens and vestrymen. The junior warden is Joseph Stader and vestrymen include W. Hood and A. Tobey. A vestry meeting for arriving the vestry is planned in the parish house in Welder.
Daily trains arrive and depart from Union depots in Indianapolis and Cincinnati. Schedules show departures around 11:30am in Indianapolis and 4:38pm in Cincinnati with multiple connections. Ticket agent WHERAPLER notes time slots and routing between Indianapolis and Cincinnati.
Papter announces an internal effect dated September 28 1912 at Fort Wayne with terse wording Neer enim and no further detail.
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