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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1901
Page
7
AWé offers long chances on a wager that Santa will not bring a more ideal gift. The plain and fancy boxes are wholesome, attractive, and ready to pack in. Special Christmas boxes, 25 and the largest line in the city.
Fragmented OCR text about Pope Leo Xill wealth and heavy expenses. Mentions treasury strain and poor outcomes. Incomplete phrases reference theatre at Auablia and urging cures, with garbled names and lines.
A long, critical examination outlines papal finances and domestic life. It cites annual court costs of about 1.5 million dollars, subscriptions and pilgrimages boosting income, and investments totaling around 250 thousand dollars annually. The piece discusses subsidies, foreign funds, and revenue sources behind the papal treasury.
A fragmented 19th century notice mentions Manny tout at West Point and a list of diseases such as gangs and lung troubles. The content references a new discovery and a priced item. The legible phrases highlight a public health or promotional tone with unclear names and dates.
City socialist branches announce a talk by K. G. Strickland, state organizer and lecturer, to be held Tuesday December at 3 p m in the courthouse assembly hall. All workers and sympathizers urged to attend. women welcome.
A Holiness congregation in WaBash Ohio collected jewelry silverware and ornaments as a freewill offering to fund a new church building. Members tendered silver utensils rings watches and other items which will be melted or sold. About half the needed funds for the new edifice is now provided.
An Australian note from The Gezette Toowoomba praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for curing a two month severe cough. W. G. Wackner endorses the medicine, calling it excellent and recommending it to others. The remedy is described as sold by all druggists.
Washington visit by twelve year old Johnny Clark of Lawrenceburg Indiana impresses Senator Custom and Serjeant at Arms Ransdell. Clark seeks a government job and a page appointment in the United States Senate, offering to save for travel to Washington. He has support and a promising demeanor, with possible duties and a $500 salary.
A projected canal project promises to shorten river travel by about thirty days. Officials cite efficiency gains and potential economic benefits while outlining construction milestones and funding sources for the ambitious plan.
A statewide fundraising effort is outlined to support a monument to a prominent figure. The Indiana committee lists appointees across six counties and urges residents to respond with voluntary contributions via local banks and trust companies. The campaign emphasizes national pride and preservation in archives, with certificates for donors and organized leadership under former secretary of state William H.R. Day.
A fragmented, early 20th century polemic questions congressional action on anarchism and religious influence. The text mocks claims linking atheism to anarchy, notes pressure from politicians and theologians, and hints at pending constitutional debates as Congress prepares to convene. It cites debates about church and state and the role of government.
New York Nov 38 The Whiskey Trust plans to cancel 40 09 million dollars of its capital stock without hitting stockholders. Authorized 55 09 million preferred and 70 million common, with 23 74 million preferred and 29 573 million common outstanding. Plan leaves 35 million preferred and 30 000 million common, total 85 million, down from 225 million. Distilling entities and mergers tied to William Whitney amid control by Metropolitan Street group.
Soldiers endure cuts and wounds with sore feet and stiff joints as arnica salve claims to ease pain. The store advertises gear and supplies for troops, including bandages and basic first aid items, highlighting wartime needs and remedies offered locally.
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