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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1908
Page
1
Local enthusiasts anticipate a big crowd as DeeroH and Chicago ready for the Play Ball call. Managers Jennings and Murphy address team form and series prospects while ticket sales surge at the reserve sale and Benne park prepares for a large attendance.
The Noemials face South Wayon this afternoon as Magnolias and Eagles plan a doubles head to head at Corner Hedane Gun grounds Sunday afternoon. Northerners expect a stout contest as the strongest teams in the state converge. Fans depart for the city tournament after the games while the Faneralds rover team makes its debut in the event.
The Ligonier Elks and the Fort Wayne Elks are set for the state championship at Kendallville on Sunday October 11 with a 11 o'clock departure for the car. A live courthouse assembly room note appears among fragmented items and a cigar advertisement closes the clipping.
In a tense nine inning tie the Ligonier and Port Wayne clubs neared a decisive game to settle the state title. Managers Wiebke and Halcox planned to finish the dispute at Kendallville with Captain Hutzelt leading his club in the anticipated battle for keeps.
Judge Taft will spend Sunday October 18 at the White House. He is in Washington for discussions on the emergency and will remain in the capital through the week, focusing on tariff and political matters while meeting with officials and planning the next steps.
Mr Graves and James Zion addressed a hopeful audience urging government ownership of railroads and postal savings banks. Zion attacked predatory corporations while Graves praised the Independence party and its calls to end trusts and corruption. The talk highlighted economic reform, distrust in major parties, and a push for a united nation under reformist leadership.
Sylvester Weikert died at Hope Hospital after a gasoline stove explosion at his Griswold avenue home about 9 AM yesterday. Neighbors Mrs Irvine Schidel er and Mrs Matthew Stevens helped, but the fire engulfed the residence, fatally burning Mrs Weikert while her son and other family members survived.
An upcoming spring chicken dinner is listed at the Hot Brau Haus from 117 to 2 today. The notice mentions a price or code 256 and invites attendees to enjoy the meal.
In a tense matchup at the Hot Bray Haus, Kaufman defeated Bradley with a strong second half. The event featured spirited play, a standout performance by Averett and key contributions from Lt Siem. A late surge secured the win as local fans enjoyed a chicken dinner special from 5 to 2.
Dr H G Nierman arrived home enthused by the congress held in Washington D C where delegates from Sixty nations attended. He spoke of a radical proposition that if the environment cannot be suited to the man the man would be altered by his environment. Delegates reacted with interest and congratulations as thoughts on new experiments broadened their outlook.
Fragmented report notes a baseball score by innings and a Shamrock Van Wert game in progress. Location Huntingtan Ina December 9 lists a likely contest between teams and an incident described as a seizure during play.
Drs Me Davison of 0 Giffort Ave San Jose Col asserts Electric Bitters relieve headache toothache biliousness and liver torpor. He says a bottle improves digestion more than any other remedy and recommends Dreier Bros drug store for purchase.
A two week delayed crime tale notes the jury spent ten minutes. Finest hot lines in town at Dick's Buffet opposite city hall tonight.
The text reports that Drs Barney and Blackstone complain of weak nervousness and exhaustion with poor appetite, no strength, irritability, and discouragement. It notes pains, indigestion, wind, sleeplessness, restlessness, and daytime fatigue, warning neglect can lead to nervous prostration or paralysis with numbness and trembles.
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