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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
2
Partisan chatter reviews Taft’s stance on tariffs, foreign missions, and union policies amid Vermont election talk. It notes Republican gains and Democratic responses, with references to campaign fund music and public lectures.
A jumble of garbled notes mentions Genate Thulin HWE Che Weaehers and Winston Pek reepeyts amid scattered names and places, with references to acts, public certs, and curious lines about SeaTac and Bead. The fragmentary text hints at a public hearing and assorted items, though specific facts remain unclear.
The surrogate's court in New York considers the will of a deceased Leeds colonist, naming executors and detailing distribution. Principal assets include a stable, a Newport house, and personal effects in New York and Richmond. The will provides for a widow and children, with residuary estate to be divided among heirs, and notes an ongoing contest by a named beneficiary. The instrument is dated Jury 8, 1400.
Socialist leaders in the city plan a rally at the Princess venue on September 26 with W Dr Haywood, vocal miner advocate, expected to speak. Debs attendance remains uncertain as speakers and crowd concerns are discussed, with potential alliance and park events noted.
Fragmented text lists names and terms related to Spanish War veterans and officers. It references several individuals and organizations in a garbled OCR passage, with scattered phrases about committees, elections, and biographical notes. The readable core mentions veterans associations and possible journal notes, but specifics are indiscernible.
Formation of Working Clubs progresses with steady activity and a lively campaign. First Ward meeting planned for tonight as political chat intensifies.
A flood of Democratic and Republican activity emerges with meetings, officers elected, and campaign clubs forming across Woodmen fall Aimertown and Jefferson township. Speakers include Judge T bi Srwit and G. Hoffman. volunteers drill drums as headquarters seek permanent rooms and a campaign corps.
Reports describe a difficult caesarean operation performed at Lutheran Hospital yesterday. Details are sparse as the article emphasizes the complexity and rarity of the procedure.
A three district conference with Governor Shire, Fred A. Sims, Carl Ridrick, Jeno Billheimer, James Bingham, Frompht Goodwine, Union B. Bunt and others discussed the funding for the insane hospitals. They warned delay beyond September could force legislative action in the next regular session and considered militia use against vigilante riders ineffective. The southeastern hospital faced serious crowding and a delayed contract, delaying completion until after September.
Report of a conference scene at Salibling where members condemned bridge whist as harmful to modern society. Edgard Le of Richmond attacked newspapers for fomenting sensationalism, while others urged caution in gambling and urged reform in journalism.
George W. Pash of this city died suddenly Wednesday night while traveling for the Bowser company in California. He was a successful salesman, a member of the First Baptist church, and survived by a widow and three children. A brother in law was notified to handle the body. burial arrangements to follow in this city.
The Turners plan to open a training school on Thesday September with a large turnout expected. Prof Hate Ty Meser leads the effort after prior success with over 200 participants last year and the new location on Supertie Street is now prepared for students and events.
Milford young man described as very ill in Spencerville. reports conflict and confusion over his condition. Authorities say the man was taken for care after an incident and later released following medical review. details remain unclear.
An indictment accuses officers Oscar Thililhinuy, Joseph Perendez, George Co Hophnan, and George V Mawson of aiding the riot suppression effort. Sheriff Winner and Chief Wilbur Alotris, with Captain Charles Wish, are named in the charges implying coordinated actions during the unrest. The document outlines jury findings and list of implicated party members, with trial dates and specific duties recorded.
An array of defendants faces accusations including assault to kill Frank HW Whiten arson burglary and larceny Anrrese James Hechtal Kot Ea Duffy Tom Gagan listed for slot Charles Wolfe malicious mischief Frank Milehem and William Pacmer tied to t o Billery and hoard County Treasurer WH Bowe The grand jury sits fourteen days with hundreds of witnesses Abe Raymer and Mrs Kate Hoy indicted for murder linked to a lynching Raymer and Humphrey are heirs to the Dennegan and Burton case Mrs Tlowart noted for alleged infidelity in Curt matter
Torn and garbled report from Warsaw Indiana describes frost damage on September 2 with attempted notes on wind, water, and injuries. The unreadable OCR fragment mentions streets and local conditions but lacks clear outcomes or identifiable names.
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