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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1908
Page
4
An erratic report describes a royal proclamation in Tehran amid upheaval as protesters tear down notices and authorities hasten to withdraw the decree. The scene reflects Britain and Russia pressuring for constitutional reforms while the shah faces blame for potential chaos.
St Petersburg reports that the foreign office may act with Great Britain to force Persia to restore the constitution in Azerbaijan provinces. Officials discuss methods to pressure the shah and avoid instability, amid rumors of potential royal change in Persia.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for stomach and bowel troubles. It cites testimonials from Carson City and Grand Junction and urges readers to consult their druggist for a bottle. The ad promises free medical advice from Dr Caldwell at Monticello Texas.
In Indianapolis a clash over appointments to office centers on Beveridge allies and rivals. W E Doud Lew Sharp Major Wilson J M Henry and others circle the postmastership amid contesting factions. Doud and Sharp push for Beveridge loyalists while others seek Har ris or Miller support as power shifts at state patronage implications.
Testimony centered on Baker and Miller family accounts as the state questions Baker about a night at the saloon and possible links to the murder. The defense challenged the Baker statement while Herman Miller’s daughter testified about the murderer’s household scene and the mood at the Miller home.
An afternoon Lyric event for Thanksgiving is advertised with a call to attend. A sale notice offers about 100 pounds of 10 and 72-point body type for quick pickup, asking interested buyers to contact the Journal-Gazette office.
Auburn Ind November 4 Dr J B Graham a local dentist has come home after a preliminary trip to New Mexico with Dr Baxter and others to gauge land prospects. He reports glowing outlooks and notes the fertile soil and favorable climate may sustain crops. The party aimed to study agriculture and healthful conditions influencing settlers.
A 1908 letter from a California traveler, W Mock, praising a home remedy brand Ty, recounts early journeys to California and relief from catarrh and respiratory ailments. The note, dated May 5 1908 from Booths Hyorei Duvafle NY, claims the product cured long standing colds and chest conditions and promotes Meyer Bros Co as guarantor.
A fragmented ad claims a new suit sale at Dukes The Schiameyer Company with a Wednesday preaits and Thanksgiving closing notice.
WarSAW man Archie Steways, night man at substation No 2 on the Winuna railroad, was badly injured Monday night at about 10 oclock near Goshen. The local report from Best News Bureau notes he suffered a severe head injury in the incident.
A worker operating a rotary converter raised a hammer and the brush slipped. Three teeth were badly injured. He was taken to Wareatt at 1 o clock. Early Tuesday morning doctors fear he may lose sight in one eye, though prognosis remains uncertain. Free turkey lunch and turkeys offered Wednesday night at Jacob Wiedemann’s, 1729 Lafayette Street, drawing a crowd as local events continue.
Scott of Warsaw named clearing house auditor for independent telephone companies. He will serve the coming year and visit Indianapolis quarterly to audit the books of the clearing house.
Allen county farmers organizations are urged to send ten or more delegates to a Saturday assembly at 3 p m in the courthouse. The meeting aims to form a general body and pursue steps regarding current meat ordinances. John Gillie is president and W Langstape secretary. Additionally a note reads Mill to Arizona. Jan Bs. By Daily News Bureau. Columbus City, 3 Thursday.
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