08 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1905
Page
1
Fragmented ad text offers cheap art and music items with garbled phrases about sleetir and feebatte. It mentions small profits, big values, and various sold goods including Hibles and rockera, aiming to attract customers with budget offerings.
At Majestic Exchange Store a special exhibition will feature items from Auvingy Chin with a free giveaway. The event promises unique treasures valued at 32H and invites shoppers to view the wares on display at the venue.
Fragmentary notice outlines funeral arrangements and the firm’s aim to apply first class service, scientific methods, and modern practices for cemetery management. It mentions readiness to carry out orders and a close study of embalming and related techniques.
Disjointed OCR notes describe New York baseball figures and teams in a muddled report. Mentions include New Yorkers, Mitts, and various names amid scattered dates and places, with unclear outcomes and context.
Amateur baseball notes report a deferral in Nee Hanth Way tempo d by Sheaphons at 1 la, detailing a brief update on local amateur play and a scheduling note for upcoming games.
Thurman cornered New Haven for a 4 to 1 win in a special journal report from Ulavien Indiana. The match featured early pressure by Thurman’s offense and strong defense sealing the decisive score late in the contest.
Angola defeats Tecumseh in a tight 4 point game noted by a local journalist. Key players list includes Walker and Beard from Tecumseh, with Behnucke and Sins contributing for Angola. Officials and final scores are limited by the legible text.
In Boston and Detroit strong hitting led to wins while Washington staged a late rally in the eighth. New York’s triumph boosted its lead as Sudham powered the offense with three homers in a 12th victory for the American team. Attendance figures hover near two thousand in several venues.
In Indianapolis a three feature game saw Lakeside hitters struggle as Sessions bowled well and Reidy worked bases empty. Batters included Laconagle and Basil with replacements filling in. Attendance reached three thousand plus as Louisville and Minnesota battled to a 4 to 3 finish with Colt pitchers in control.
Webb Jay defeats Barney Gldmeld in the opening Gay of the Lutrait auto race card. Times show Webb Jay leading early as heats unfold with a notable 1 40% for the ten mile event and a strong finish amid a crowded field. The race details, heats, and odds appear amid a larger ads section and local notices.
The readable portion shows garbled names and places such as Milwaukea and Tuileries with mentions of cruelty and a list of uncertain terms. No clear event, date, or identifiable persons can be confirmed from the fragment.
The Emerlids fell to Tippecanys 4 to 2 while Monroeville beat Oia City 6 to 4. Fort Wayne Delvas defeated Aboit Ee 27 to Blues 0? and MisGisi edged Pit and Peathers in a well-played game. Pitchers Steinman Ruuserman Rankin Austhutz Dull Langaard Lan gard Daseler Homung are listed among battery and fielding notes.
Buffalo hosts Grand Circuit meet at Rambleworth Park with Clarita W winning the feature over Angel and Axtell mare. Angel breaks repeatedly, Geers rides Clarita W to victory amid trouble for the favorite. Bob A P McDonald’s Alice Wilkes gelding drops dead in heat one. driver uninjured. Three year olds race for 4000 with multiple entrants and live wagering notes.
A fragmented report from the Corner Red and Sin club tournament at Guis Club Park notes a Sunday match drawing mu mite interest. Incomplete scores mention players such as M. Brok, Wondwarta, Wordworth, and Halicra, with partial tallies like 12 and 17 suggesting a shooting contest outcome.
The fever swept Arcadia to New Orleans causing quarantine orders and isolation. Reports describe deaths, disrupted trade, and a heavy financial burden on boards of health and landlords. Ships and drug imports face new delays as authorities push measures to curb spread. Dr Guiteras investigated suspicious cases in St Marys parish and surrounding areas.
Washington reports the revenue cutter Winona at Gulfport Mississippi and cutters Forward Hamilton and Semipole at Key West Tampa and Wilmington have been ordered to Gulfport to maintain the national quarantine. Captain W G Rosa chief of the Revenue Cutter Service directs the operation and more vessels may be mobilized for effective patrol.
Cairo Illinois reports the state board of health orders restrict health certificates to Illinois citizens or those vouched for by them. New policy narrows past practice of issuing to all residents. Egan leads a campaign against mosquitoes urging officers in southern Illinois to destroy mosquito breeding sites in pools and rain barrels.
New York Aug 4 One passenger with two of the crew of the steamer Conns arrived from New Orleans this morning and were transferred to Hoffman Island for observation all showing high temperature. The steamer was detained at the quarantine wall this evening as she has permitted to proceed to her voyage.
YAPOLIS Aug 7 William 1 commander in chief of United Spanish War Veterans issues general order No 15 announcing the second national encampment will be held at Milwaukee Wis September 7 and 8 as the tactic auxiliary will meet at the same time and place.
Miss Inez Souder of Lowh Whit ney suffered months with St Vitus Dance. Local doctors offered no relief until she was treated by Fort Wayne Red Cross Medical Association. Within one month she improved, two months later returned to work, and nearly a year passed with no recurrence. The clinic at 723 Clinton Street treats nervous, chronic, and other diseases.
Report from Pleasant township states a farm barn owned by John Culler was burned. The incident occurred around 10 oclock on Thursday September 7. Local authorities and fire crews responded, with initial word that damage was extensive and under investigation.
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