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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1908
Page
6
An OCR fragment claims Wle Bitters cure stomach liver and kidney troubles with great efficacy. It promotes a local medicine at a drug store, mentioning Bilver City North Carolina and names Harden and Schlander in an unclear testimonial.
A man named Joe Manler was shot near the Wabash tracks as he passed the Gussett saloon. A black assailant pressed a revolver to Manler's breast, fired, and escaped as Manler staggered to a patrol wagon. Doctors removed a bullet fragment. Manler described the attacker as a burly negro from racing outfits. Police questioned several suspects but found no match.
A. C. Wood as trustee of the bankrupt Friend J. Sowle of Angola Indiana offers saloon fixtures and back bar from Brunswick Balke Collender and a National cash register at a bargain.
A Bryan rally in a city square drew large crowds as Congressman Suizor spoke. Bryan and his party left the stage amid cheers and lively tunes. He later critiqued Republican spending and urged reforms to curb government excesses and protect all classes. He emphasized party policy and urged voters to support Democratic ideals.
Low round trip rates advertised for travel from Denver to Colorado Springs and Puebla via Nickel Plate Road. Tickets on sale for specific dates with return options in October. Agent JC Melanrackar listed. port Mayne Indiana appears in the notice.
People’s Trust Company will open bids this afternoon for reconstruction of the building formerly occupied by the Daily News and on Monday afternoon for fire and burglar safes and bank furniture. Architect Weatherhogz says the company will move into new quarters by March first, with fittings for a banking and trust institution and safety equipment. After moving, the old Calhoun Street building near Derry will be used by Stranse Bros bank.
AngoIa Ind Sept 18 The Rypan and Kern club of Uris city completed its organization with the election of township officers and the selection of standing committees. Saturday evening meetings will be regular. Frank Van Auken to address the club. A male quartet and six young ladies will provide entertainment. All invited and the event welcomed.
A Kentucky woman recounts severe nervous heart trouble after long coffee use and credits Postum with restoring health. She stopped coffee after medical advice, found improved sleep and vitality, and recommends Postum to others while stressing genuine reader letters.
Local theatergoers can expect a bright matinee today at the Majestic featuring Hilda Thomas and Lot Vall in a farcical comedy from Pierga Kingaley. The show, noted for its original character creations, follows the acclaim of Miss Ryan and partner Maude Ryan in recent weeks, with praise for costumes and stage presence.
A New York and Chicago hit currently draws crowds as the Man from Hime opens at the Mijeatte. Booth Warkington and Harry boon Wilson craft a satire on marriage among the aristocracy and the sturdier middle class, set largely in Sorrento and Naples with the Regina Margherita as a backdrop. The cast includes Henry Erndl, Charles, Herman, Reynolds, Joan, Saropsen, Cadbett, Howe, Henley, Peauv et al, directed by Lichter & Co. The drama follows Ethel and Horace Granger Shimp on a quest for suitable alliances, as Voorhees Pike arrives to probe the novel intrigues. The engagement is slated for Wednesday evening.
Ollie Young and Brothers headline a busy program this afternoon and tonight at the Temple. A second show promises strong family acts as children receive treats and demonstrations, with a post performance reception for youngsters to meet the stars and learn about costumes and stagecraft.
George HLinam leads the troupe with Recyath Napanees in a lighthearted season sketch. School roowe thin ds tue eketeh lich mach sieht at thus Poesttige Jas.
Repeated line echoes a promotional boast regarding the act after a noted success. The fragment suggests a showbiz item focusing on performer reception and headline status, implying ongoing touring momentum without specific names or dates.
Ten weeks ago in Pandan Wentympte games drew attention as pictures shown in this city promised a new era in cinema. The documentation notes ongoing plans for fresh film additions and renewed arrangements for the Casino. New pieces are expected at the dawn of the next viewing period with changes to follows in May Wednesday and Friday.
An OCR fragment presents Dr Rush a licensed osteopath offering treatment without knife or drugs. It touts cures for agoto chronic diseases and lists patient testimonials, urging undeveloped patients to consult to learn if surgery is needed and what can be done.
A man fell fifty feet losing balance and died after striking the ground. The incident left him with a broken neck and a crushed skull, with authorities noting the accident occurred within a public area. The deceased was identified locally as a nine year resident of the district.
A report from a county fair describes a deadly incident when a hickory tram collapsed while near a crowd. A boy named Tari Letimith from Razyomy died from a skull fracture and neck injury. Coroner ordered removal of the tram remains and funeral arrangements were set for the victim.
Mrs. J. Renbard of Columbin City underwent an operation yesterday at the Lotheent hospital for gabelines. She is getting along well and recuperating.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Tashemi and hints at praise for good work by names like Trewitt Bros and Seeep Ce. The text is incoherent, with numerous misspellings and missing context, making it difficult to extract a clear event or date.
Dick's Buffet, located opposite City Hall, serves ram and cabbage tonight. The busy eatery invites locals to try its debut offerings as dinner crowd forms early.
Franklin Hunt died after a long illness at age 24 in We ene this meme. He lived with family in Orenn and Saati. Friends recall his kindness and steady work, and his passing was noted by the community with a brief tribute.
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