29 Aug 1902
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1902
Page
1
In Oregon a messy clipping reports Adwenes Sol Ac Woots in a fowl business with local tradesmen and officials named, listing appointments, congregants, and community figures. The fragment mentions Bishop, cathedral events, and multiple residents connected to a parish and civic dealings.
Gorrigan acquires a stock farm three miles from Lexington near Beaumont farm owned by H Meadiey. The property, noted as Bluegrass stock operation, aims to improve breeding and raise high quality stock for work and breeding purposes. Prices cited around $100. the owner is W Prank Stargis.
Vague ground and venue references appear with scattered names and fragments. No clear event date, team names, or outcomes are readable.
Reports from August 2 cover several leagues with Baltimore and St Louis games noted. Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Chicago, while Cleveland routed Washington and Milwaukee shut out St Louis. Kansas City and Milwaukee rivals also appear with mixed results and notable pitching and fielding moments.
A fragmented report mentions Old Lord Howie with ATONE and umpire Heydon alongside Haatet At in a game or match context. Names are partially obscured but indicate officials and players connected to a sporting event. The exact event, date, and venue remain unclear from the readable text.
Terre Haute hosts first gym event with Ait Augie and padar Sener Sevaline Nitya Buck. Bloomington faces Terre Haute in the second game as Bloomington competes in a crowded gym.
In Nashville and New Orleans reports, Joss is slated to pitch at home in Fort Wayne Sunday. The Wabash Railroad plans a special train for the occasion amid strong fan anticipation and city response.
Reports from Paulding describe a South Whitley defeat amid a chaotic scene. Gunfire and a struggle at the game led to injuries and an escape by a player, with blame and confusion surrounding the confrontation.
The notice indicates an upcoming sale clearing of assets with items to be released next week. George Jacobs is named among parties involved as the sale proceeds or duties are arranged.
Iowa Aug 28 a Keller baby case sparks town turmoil as a policeman discovers an eleven month old infant hidden by the mother. Secretary Pack seeks a habeas corpus to take the child. a trial court had ruled the mother competent to keep the infant, while officials push for custody amid a new social law.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a chaotic list of names and phrases with references to Narragansett. No clear event, outcome, or cohesive story emerges beyond scattered mentions of individuals and places.
Hernbin Qertel proprietor of salabi reports a theft at his Meine dur shop during his absence securing a roll of five and ten dollar bills. He does not know the exact amount. Several orders were in process with Kerr-Murray Manufacturing and other foundry firms. The money was hidden in a building residence area. No one has been charged and Mr Gertel is to review business records to verify the totals.
Editor J. Don Gorrell of the North Judson News died at his home after a week of venomic poisoning. He was thirty one and four days old. He was a popular newspaper writer, quotes from his remarks widely cited. He leaves a widow Flor Joaves and three children. A funeral service and charitable contributions are planned.
Indiana Governor Durbin granted a thirty day respite to Follis Russell who was to be hanged at the Michigan state prison for the Perry Stout murder. The reprieve followed Russell's personal appeal to the governor and comes amid claims he was denied an appeal in the supreme court. Wassell says he received no chance to appeal and his counsel deserted him.
Rome reports Mer Guid has been named apostolic delegate to the Philippines. The appointment signals a formal church liaison role with broader jurisdiction in the region.
Owner George Ketcham praised Cresceus after the horse covered a mile in 2 05, with the last half run in 1 00. The achievement came on a track unused for years as Ketcham declared plans to double the pace by year’s end at Ski.
Edward Menake entity purchases Calhoun Street property at Vierga for 5000. The parcel fronts Calor Street with twenty meters of frontage. The sale occurred through the Wilson agency as part of a planned development comprising a tired or fou ators Tatek building project.
Education on bowel training presented with promotional tone for Cas carets Candy Cathartic labeled as genuine tablets stamped C C C. Advertises that they are never sold in bulk and available at all druggists.
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