Fragmented timetable note from local page
Readable fragments show a sequence of arrival times and delays at 425 pm 440 pm and 10 25 am with abbreviated station codes and incomplete listings suggesting a transit or events schedule page fragment.
02 Apr 1901
Page 1
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1901
Page
1
Readable fragments show a sequence of arrival times and delays at 425 pm 440 pm and 10 25 am with abbreviated station codes and incomplete listings suggesting a transit or events schedule page fragment.
Retranscribed OCR fragment notes freight and mail express departures on the Findlay Fort Wayne and Western Railway. Mentions Mail and Express numbers and daily freight, with unclear dates or schedules.
Local advertiser Hattersley and Sons offers steam and hot water heating services along with artistic wood mantels tile floors wainscoting electric wiring and supplies plus gas and electric fixtures for home comfort and renovations.
Fragmentary OCR describes a late evening confirmation at an Episcopal church with Bishop White present. The service included music and addresses as candidates and families attended a solemn rite focusing on Inner spiritual renewal and obedience to Christian duties.
Public notice advertises low one way excursion fares to California via Turlington route with connections through Denver and Shawaite Colorado, highlighting daylight mountain scenery and comfortable trains. Includes quoted fare figures and a request to write for partitions and dates. agent address provided in Chicago.
A garbled local notice mentions the Pan Am Exposition at Tuttle opening in May with travel routes and agent contacts. It references rates effective April 10 and mentions Dr. J W Thompson relocating his dental parlors in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
A fragmented 19th century report recounts an Indian missionary near Little York who preached to the Choctaw, traveled among Creek and other tribes, and later attributed a kidney and diabetes cure to Adams pills. The piece notes a Metho dist revival style and emphasizes testimonials, medical claims, andliberal use of local place names.
Mother Gray a New York nurse offers Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children now sold in drug stores. Promised relief from feverishness constipation headache teething and stomach disorders and claimed to remove worms. Sample free sent from Allen Olmstead Toyo NY.
In Terre Haute Indiana on April 1 George Rogers faces trial for a murder linked to a wife’s killing by her stepfather Mis Baty and Rowe. The scattered notes reference prior movements toward Indianapolis and notes on valuations of local items and a car near Washington Street.
An item from April 4 announces that the Great Western Geresl company, a long dependent plan recently feted by Ocher, has acquired Trolatge property. The move marks a major change after ten years. The report locates Arlington, Va. as the setting for the named deal.
The column lists social visits in the area with Mrs Wen and Miss Sallie Shemman returning to Yoleda after a relative visit, and guests from Columbia and Waterloo staying with cousins. It notes meetings, hostesses, and parties with Mrs James Himmphrey hosting a Little Chief club gathering, and plans for a wedding at St Valentine’s Chapel on April 2 with reception at Star Union Bar.
An old police brief notes several youths, including Woodward and Knowphnya Marry Woodward, fined $25 for a Sunday disturbance on Cal Own street. A liquor issue at Doolittle’s saloon on Cohnndin street led to affidavits against him. Some youths are reported as minors. charges include disturbing a meeting and intoxication.
The Edward Wind Lumber company of Menominee reports a season lumber buy worth $830,000 from BN Ladington and J. Stephenson Company. The deal includes a bono fee of $5,000 and a shipment valued at about $-9,000?000.
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