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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1908

Page

9

Street Car Demolished After Switch Engine Collision

A street car in the vestibule crossing near Main Street was hit by a switch engine yesterday. Car No. 12 was under the charge of Conductor Nussbaum and the crew. The impact wrecked the car but fortunately the conductor was in the car and there were few passengers aboard. No serious injuries were reported, though crossing safety was questioned.

Dhshort Bysstery Dferioon Tel Maitt Arm Nussbaum

Hanly Meeting at Princess Rink Saturday Evening

Governor J Frank Hanly will speak at the Princess rink on Saturday evening October 17 at 8 o clock. The event is set as a public appearance by the Indiana governor in the city hall district.

J. Frank Hanly Princess Rink

American Battleships Delayed by Storm

Battleships delayed by a storm as a convoy nears Yokohama. Message sent via wireless telegraph from Midlertiy Cannsetlenn reports ships slowed October 1 morning and October 19 afternoon. Crane ships and officers confirm Japanese government courtesy.

Deaths and funeral notices from local area

Obituaries report George Krab Knob aged 67 at 1723 Hume Street after stomach trouble. Funeral Sunday 1:30 pm from residence and 2 pm at Lion’s Lutheran Church officiated by Rev. C. H. Luver. interment Concordia Cemetery. Also notices for Jack William Charl 11 son of Mr and Mrs Paul Charl at 64 West Fourth Street died Friday. funeral Sunday 2 pm at the residence. Mary Alice McCielland to be buried Monday 2 pm at 1115 Cass Street. Polly Cater to be laid to rest this afternoon at 3 pm at the residence with Rev. EB V Aver officiating. Mrs. William O’Brien’s remains shipped to Richfield, NJ for interment yesterday afternoon.

Krab George Knob Hume Street Germany Lion's Lutheran Church Liron's Hey. C. H. Luver Concfordia Censewry Jack William Charl Paul Charle West Fourth Atreat Gy Checkman Pennsylvania Freight House Mary Alice McCielland Cass Street Polly Cater Trinity Episcopal Church William O'Brien Richfelds N. J

Stylish Millinery Parade At Lagranle Corn School

At Lagranth Indiana October 16 the corn school day drew the largest crowd yet. A long morning parade featured all area schools on foot mounted youths and wagons with small children. Afternoon program opened with Hon James Wilson secretary of agriculture delivering a thorough talk on crop work followed by Purdue expert Prof L Christie on corn. Audience pleased and content.

West News Bureau Lagrangh Ind Corn School Dar Lagrange James Wilson Secretary of Agriculture Washington

New Styles Arrive From Reynolds Millinery

New fall hat lines arrive daily with exclusive designs. Reynolds Millinery at 126 East Wayne offers trimmed styles and individual touches for every shopper.

Reynolds Millinery East Wayne

Adams Township Bird and Game Club Meeting and officers

The Adams Township Bird and Game Club held a meeting with plans for a radiant gathering next Monday at the Center Schoolhouse. Officers elected include J. Teter as president, O. J. Moelter as vice president, John Felgar as secretary, and Fred Och as treasurer. The club, ten years old with 260 members, aims to protect birds and game from destruction by unscrupulous shooters and restrict hunting on members’ lands without proper permits.

Adame Thirnship Bird and Game’ Protective Association Wis Senter Sehnalhouse Std Jr. Teter Moelter John Felgar Fred Och Haa Best If Existenien Akeela Proshibit Sparta Mma

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Harvest social stories and wedding notices in Fort Wayne society page

The Fort Wayne society column details engagements and weddings including Miss Flow Fennatine Cool and Mr. W. H. Bauer, plus Mrs. Agnes Fairbank attending Hampthon events. It notes engagements among local families, early autumn entertainments, and social gatherings at various residences, with theater outings and club activities by Roanoke and Fort Wayne groups.

Annohnechtiinr Uch Flows Fennatine Cool Ernest W. Conk Bows Stadway W. H. Bauer Withdelphia Cook Fort Wayne Satloway Poel Suminary Washercas D.C Hor Tunes Port Warne Anthony Wayne East Philadelphia Port Wayne Electric Compan Roanoke the Majestic Ithe Barrymore Lady Frederick Meugames Koontz Charles Koontz Albert Longscorf Marvin Ervin Newton Richards Willian Lauber Bil. Driggs L. van Arndall U. Olds Wilkins Hrawo Zonty Y. DeLong Mrs. Aline W .T. Tackett Hfurel Kuonte Lenestinen

Women’s association parlor banquet plans and local wedding

The Young Women’s Christian Association parlor hostesses and committee members are named for a banquet led by Mrs Geo Plaley and Mrs John Shoaf with Rev Frank Lenig and Rev Beary Masters organizing the ministerial gathering. A JC X club social closed with a late supper at high street home. a marriage was celebrated on Baker Street for Miss Nettie M Jones and James Carrollins. The couple depart Friday for a two week honeymoon as Mr. Carsintos works at the Quick Meal Steel Ranges shop.

Young Women's Christian Association Geo Plaley John Shoaf George Beers Ministerial Association Frank Lenig Wayne Street Methodist Church Beary B. Masters Ray C. Mitler Jetteson Street W. 4. Granger JC. X. Club High Steeel Harry Smenners Charles Broiwer Mirs. Bearmer R. Sehrantz Ernest Shnider J. Burlin Morris O. Uran Wagner Will Heneline Roy Bennett Curmins-Jones Fir James Curollins Nettie M. Jones Tai Baker Street Carsintos WI. 8. VixyTess Company

Wall Street Magnates Pledge $500 Each in Race

Reported at Democratic headquarters in New York on October 15, prominent Wall Street magnates and treasurer George B. Sheldon of the Republican committee pledged sizable sums to support their campaigns. Nathan Strauss, at Democratic headquarters, asserted the pledges were genuine and coordinated, with remarks indicating broad financing from the financial sector to influence the race.

NEW Vurett Democratic Biogness Laagia Republian Anders OE Sant Lew York Géorge RB. Sheldon Repibilean Satinne Waygattes Nathan Strauss Democratic Vieranans Trapheans Ip Guo Kean Vane

Admission to driving park races after 1 PM

Admission to every part of the driving park this afternoon for 25 cents. Card begins at 1 o'clock.

A Sad but a Wiser Motorist

A garbled OCR fragment describes a car incident and fumbles in a city setting. Names and places are unreadable, but the piece hints at a motorist learning from a mishap and references a local area with unclear proper nouns and dates.

Railway Surgeons Elect Officers

The National Association of Railway Surgeons met in Gago Oct 16 and elected officers. Dr J E Hollow of Tracksland was chosen president, with Dr Benjamin Thompson and Dr C W Thompson as vice presidents. Dr Louis G Mitchell of Chicago was editor and secretary treasurer, and Dr H B Jenaimes of Council Bluffs was re-elected.

H. B. Jenaimes Council

Sauerkraut and spare ribs at Wiebke's Board of Trade

One hundred ninety one horses competed in an Indiana farm horse show at LaGrange with draft and carriage classes. Judge Cruston headed the event while Alex H. Staub of 116 E. Columbia St. distributed prizes for stoves and other awards.

Wiebke Board of Trade Lagrange Ind Fanns Geil Alex H. Staub Columbia St

Residents head to Dallas for new homes in Texas

News in Paragraphs notes Albion residents Fist Wows Bureaud and Mr. Tenry Hite and Jare left Thursday for Dallas to establish future homes. Miss Taonie Grean returned home to Lake after visiting Fort Wayne and the south. Turtle soup was served tonight at the Pastime, Lipes & Evans, proprietors.

Albion Tenry Hite Jareas Thurday Dallas Texas Wil Mike Taonie Grean Fort Wayne Lake Lipes & Evans

Secretary Wilson Given Reception in Lagrange

Secretary of Agriculture Wilson arrived in Lagrange Thursday evening at 5 and, after supper, attended a formal reception at his hotel. A large crowd paid respects to the distinguished guest, who spoke at the corn school exercises next day, presenting a genial demeanor amid local interest.

Lagrange Secretary of Agriculture Wilson Hig Hotel Corn School

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