07 Aug 1902
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1902
Page
1
An unclear historical ad describes Massage and Swedish Movements and a list of conditions including anemia constipation neuralgia nervous complaints rheumatism sclerosis and digestive weakness. It touts facial treatment improvements and a method recommended by practitioners for comprehensive care.
A note from a soda water supplier praises the purity of water and frit flavors, asserting top quality materials and cleanliness. It mentions chocolates and boxes as well as the Columbia Candy Kitchen with an iPhone number reference, indicating a business listing or brand quality claim.
Race day at Buffalo features the 2:14 pace described as the great race of the day with Twinkle landing the purse. Contenders include Zephyr, Anselia, and others in a crowded field amid notes on race heats, prices, and drivers including Hudson and McDonald.
In a murky OCR prose, the piece notes baseball events with mixed teams and misread names. It mentions postponements around New York and Pittsburgh, with scattered fragments about games, dates, and venues.
Fragmented account from an American League game features mixed up names and unclear actions. Mentions include Boones, Rachie, Shavit, and Washington Trageres with unclear roles. The text reads like OCR garble, offering no coherent score or clear events.
Williams delivered key singles as Arendti and Meller drove in runs in the late innings. Wiltse pitched solidly for Detroit, while Boston rallied with hits and strong defense but fell short as the game ended with a final out at the plate. Umpires were Vwomody and others listed in the official record.
Scattered notes show American Association action with Indian Amolis and Kansas copy teams amid a chaotic meet. Mentions of St. Tat V0, Colmarts, Niners, and Sw Ok appear among accounts of races, hits, and penalties. unclear results and locations suggest a midwestern football or track card from Minneapolis to Saint Paul.
Fragmentary scoreboard shows several mismatched team names and unclear results. Readable items include Terre Haute Terre Wat and Rok TRINA 7, plus Cedar Rapids 2 and Ryanesville 3, but overall data is garbled.
A fragment from a historical page notes a southern league game involving multiple teams and players with uncertain details. The readable items mention dates, locations, and scoring hints, but specifics such as team names and final scores remain unclear.
Suis Aug 10. Paaliling al pea fessionals vs Shanmwers. Gune are welock. Beddes, the Westeryy Gar mi dd not hay with thee Sunday. Eagles scored four in the fourth. Crom Anlurin and Wait formerly with Washera Gas. Keddes remarks on matrars. Shemmendes content with amateurs. Western GaH team noted.
An incident report recounts Humes Connell and Hirshvider quarrel after a street fight. Connell claims striking Hirshvelder with a fist while denying a serious assault. Dreibel hiss defers prosecution as another matter. Police describe a tense night with a forthcoming lecture and patrols near Robison town.
The article outlines a forthcoming tennis championship in New York featuring notable players and clubs. It mentions the Dwight Davia University and various associated teams, with references to prominent athletes and sponsors. The event is expected to showcase top competition and reflect the era's lawn tennis prominence in the United States.
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union opened its annual event with about 300 delegates. Officials from Worcester and nearby areas attended as bishops and archbishops delivered sermons and spoke on the union's aims and activities.
Tracy, a bandit, was surrounded in a wheat field near Fellowes, Washington, fifty miles west of Spokane. He was wounded in the leg and the groin before he killed himself with a revolver as a posse closed in, leaving his body with the weapon in hand. The pursuit was led by Gardiner. the incident occurred late last night and left authorities weighing the evidence.
In Salem Oregon Governor Gear states the men who surrounded and wounded Outlin aery Tracy are entitled to the reward. He says the posse caused the death by its own actions and should be credited with the reward for saving something, though the wording is unclear and garbled.
A telegram from Constable GC. AL Strawd of Greatear reports Tracy’s body located and forwarded to Seattle for identification. The Washington author seeks the body to be sent to Salem Oregon. Sheriff Gardner of Lincoln County arranges dig and debate over identity while officials weigh next steps.
Fragmented 19th century style report details a broken engagement involving Archduchess, a duke, and court intrigue. It notes betrothal derailment amid official pressure, with references to Austrian, Prussian, and imperial figures and a hinted scandal surrounding debts and social expectations.
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