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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1908
Page
9
Thomas R. Marshall defended party practices as he addressed a Democratic crowd in Indianapolis. He criticized Hanly's board, claimed widespread Democratic support in Indiana, and denounced opponents while asserting the party’s hold on the state's business.
Community notice reports Mireae y Subuslon Phe at Galon Linseran church where service amendments are discussed. Pastor Yorei plans May changes at dawn service, with Beta Laying and a debate on schedule, while preparations for Cranus and other rites are noted amid local attendance and uncertain turnout.
Remains to be interred at Lebanon. The body of Mrs. Lee Le fie WUT of Lebanon is to be taken to the Lebanon cemetery for a funeral service Monday morning at late Ladyhurst. Friends in Worth Wayne extend sympathy and best wishes to the bereaved family.
Fragmented OCR reads about Humpheys seventy seven cures grip and related tonics. Mentions vial pieces and pellets, with garbled references to remedies, seasons, and various medicines. No clear event, date, or person beyond ambiguous medicine claims.
Mrs Bernadina Hilgemann aged seventy two died Saturday at 214 Summit Street Fort Wayne after a cancerous growth operation left her weakened She was born in Lierte Germany and lived in Indiana before moving to Port Wayne joining St John Reformed Church as an elder member Surviving husband and three children plus several relatives and seven grandchildren The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at St John Reformed Church conducted by Rev J M Busch Meten Moses Maton a prominent black resident of Fort Wayne died suddenly Friday at Kerr Murray foundry He was fifty four and had worked there over twenty five years He served the African church as a trusted worker and was regarded as a leader in the city The Kerr Murray company employed him since 18 5 He is survived by his wife and two children a son and daughter in Fort Wayne and a sister in Charlestown County
The Elks match is not on today. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate the game is postponed or cancelled and a new date may be announced by team management.
Marshall plans a statewide campaign return to Fort Wayne on November 2. The Democratic state committee has boosted his governor bid, scheduling a rally at Vandalia station and a public address from the balcony at the Foust block. Local Democratic organizations from Fort Wayne and nearby counties will attend in force. Special trains will be run, and Governor Hanly is slated to speak in the evening before the election.
Local bowlers defeated Van Wert in a three game series by a narrow margin. The match featured uneven scoring and noted the performers from both sides, with a final tally reflecting a close competitive display.
An advertisement extolls Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle liquid laxative tonic that cures constipation and strengthens stomach muscles. It claims permanent results, broad age suitability, and government approval. It urges readers to obtain a bottle for 50 cents or 1 from druggists, notes contact for medical advice without charge.
Weekly athletic events at St Mary's Athletic Club featured basketball action with several named players and teams. Notable lines mention Tasters, Lipsia, Marquettes, and Wild Ma, along with participants like Meyers, Obergtoll, Tuneards Ge, and Phnten in a dense, though garbled, OCR summary of Monday evening competitions.
A committee of Liverymen has been chosen to meet with city officials Tuesday evening to seek relief from persistent rig loading by persons renting livery rigs. Reported abuses include driving horses to the limit and damage to property. Liverymen claim no remedy under current law and seek an ordinance prohibiting the practice. Patterson-Fletcher Co.
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