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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
11
A historic medical gathering at St Josephs Hospital Clinic examined infant overfeeding risks and obesity. Doctors Rosenthal Porter Barnett Cook presented cases on pediatric growth and surgical treatments, including Rosenthal therapy for tumors and hernia.
Fragmentary OCR from a historical page shows names like Anthony Suinger and Miss Gertrude Freiverkamiye and mentions a wedding at Saint Mary's Gauhobe. The text is garbled with misread places and unclear actions, limiting coherent details and confirming a marriage notice.
Fragmentary notes describe Albion missionaries traveling to India with references to a Gover nor and November visits. The readable portions mention a labor mission and a forthcoming departure or return, but many phrases are garbled and lack clear dates or names.
The Journal Gazette details W J Vesey linked corporate connections. It reports a heating franchise obtained from city steam pipes then sold to another firm at a profit, with the Port Ad Bay area railroad and a Glenna Mills track fee cited. Also notes Vesey’s stake in real estate and other ventures, plus local notices from Kendallville to Warsaw about social events and politics.
Fragmented paragraph reports a legal case, public figures and social events, with cluttered references to meetings, parties, weddings, and civic life. Names and places are unclear, but mentions of a trial, testimony, and dates surface amid the garbled prose.
Fragments show a political campaign discussion with names and places blurred. References hint at labor issues, presidential context, and regional figures as the text meanders through misprints and partial phrases. Key names like New York Court and Behuadady appear amid garbled sentences.
An elderly father, Patrick Lannigan, mourns after the son Jan Lannigan died from burns sustained from a spill of hot water at their Melita Street home. Burns led to paralysis and death at St Joseph's hospital the following day. The surviving father, over eighty, bears the burden alone as neighbors assist. Funeral arrangements are to be read from the chapel at St Joseph's hospital.
A garbled account discusses judge Tart and a labor contract dispute. Employees allegedly lack rights against a tentative order, with references to notices, wages, and potential dismissal, all framed as a contested legal matter. The text is inconsistent but centers on employment terms and receiver actions.
Police at One White Run tintah sone of the men dati sleaver a Me waist Spraye at the tau at ee at Thiedt Nealghe are seen, during a Journal-Gazette Want Ads scene. Officials described unclear actions and dates amid the fragmented account.
A large public parade through Marshall streets drew crowds toward the celebrating homecoming as Miss Marshall and local leaders spoke at the Henry house. A crowded opera house heard speeches by Edward Holtinan and others praising Marshall while callers warned of threats to democracy, urging support for the incumbent and warning of aristocratic danger to the republic.
An obscured account describes Ciudain Rankin or a similar figure taken from his home, shot by night riders, and hung for alleged crimes. It notes Colonel Paytor and a violent political climate as authorities debated enforcement of the law during the era.
The Indiana Federation of Clubs convened with delegates from local chapters. Speakers discussed federation aims, governance, and future events while warning against factionalism and urging unity among clubs statewide.
A garbled notice refers to the Journal-Gazette Want Ads and hints at a tilted, puzzlelike line about listing services or items. The fragment mentions a pager and a name Ronee and hints at a promotional or classified context without clear details.
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