13 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1912
Page
1
A garbled 19th or early 20th century advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as the cure for a wide range of female ailments including headaches constipation and nervousness. It urges readers to ask a druggist for Syrup of Figs and Waters of Senna, claiming it will cleanse the bowels liver and stomach and restore health and mood.
Durbin voices critique of party standards and leadership during campaign. He argues the Republican Party should defend its record and fight for reform, urging unity against Democratic strength and calling for accountability within Indiana politics.
Simpson M E Church workers dominate early standings in the campaign to win cash prizes for organizations. Firemen and Fort Wayne Electric Works post strong showings as five weeks remain in the drive. The notice lists participating groups, prizes, and upcoming specials through Friday September 15.
A historical speech condemns Democratic fiscal policy in Indiana, arguing debt rose under Democratic rule and that Republicans balanced budgets. It cites mismanagement, excessive taxation, and moral cowardice, blaming party control for expenditures. It references veteran pensions and civil rights debates tied to Reconstruction era factions.
A noisy political scene unfolds as Durbin declines Fort Wayne visit, with J E Watson stepping in for the governor role. Precinct committee meetings plan further appointments for Lake township and surrounding areas, while loyalty and fundraising questions shape the party structure and future leadership.
Joseph Parizette a 86 year old Indianapolis confectioner died at his Fort Wayne home from uric poisoning after two weeks illness. Funeral at his home tomorrow at two, burial in Crown Hill cemetery. Survived by four daughters and a son. Born in France, he emigrated to the United States and lived in Indianapolis most of his life, operating a confectionery and catering business since the early days of the city. He was famed as a pioneer of Indianapolis ice cream making and fancy cakes and served at governor events.
Chicago dispatch reports a probe into fire police and court conduct in suburbs including Wear Hammond and Burnham. Judge Owens halted dispositions of cases pending the investigation as witnesses describe alleged extortion and neglect of duty by Justices Green and Charley Wittenbure.
The dispatch reports John E. Lamb, an informant, enlisting for a speaking campaign at headquarters in a Hoosier state context. Observers expect limited Democratic support and foresee Roosevelt and Wilson dynamics shaping Indiana politics amid a growing party unity and an expected 106,000 turnout.
A garbled ad promises a reforming nerve builder claimed to restore nerve strength and vitality. It touts dramatic effects and urges readers to try a special package, implying lasting improvements and a healthier nervous system.
Reported in Charleroi West Virginia area that two mine guards were killed and another beaten near Sharon on Cabin Creek in the coal district. One guard identified as J. T. Cooper of Cruckatts Virginia, and a wounded man named John Davidson of Wythe County Virginia. Forty five criminals were arrested in Dorothy Malgleh county on charges of baling armed with what they claim is a Athensplan penvant.
In Warsaw Indiana two boys ran away from home and were found wandering near Chicago. Marshal Moons reported the trio had fled their homes. The Fullman boy paid his own way home and was sent back with orders for the other two to return or face consequences.
Monroeville beat Woodburn on Sunday to win the decisive game of a memorial series held in Dayton. The article notes high praise for veterans and officials, with reports of relief for troops and a reception hosted by Daughters of Veterans.
In Michigan City Ind a Superior Court jury reported a disagreement after a three week trial over 350 acres of land near Gary claimed by Mrs Drusailla Carr of Mitler Luka county by adverse possession. The disputed parcel, once nearly valueless, rose to a value around 352 600 while another tract by the Gary lake shore valued at 250 006 was awarded to Mrs Carr.
Lagrange Ind September 12 The Lagrange court convened with Judge James S Drole presiding. Proceedings covered title business and several civil actions including Merriman v governor, a construction commissioner charge, and cases involving real estate and recovery of estate.
George W Bull sues to recover real estate as a builder eludes judgment. Divorce proceedings move forward against Josephine Nora vm with $86 allowance granted. Todd v Todd seeks separate maintenance though no motion ruling today. Numerous state cases await next Monday as petit jury is summoned. Fort Wayne attorney Philin F Colerich visits court with Frank J Bunton as associate in ongoing trials.
Members of the Brotherhood of Railroad Teachers are urged to attend the funeral for Brother Val Webber at 8 30 a m from 924 East Creighton Avenue. W E Ferguson, President.
Fragmentary text discusses evaluating children's eyesight and the limitation of self assessment. It suggests adults can determine if a child’s eyes are correct and hints at guidance to improve vision. No clear dates or entities are identifiable in the excerpt.
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