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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1900
Page
2
Irregular delivery of The Journal Gazettes urged, with complaints to officials. Fort Wayne debates include urban rail extensions, proposed monuments for General Lawton, and policies on wartime threat discourse. Discussions touch immigration, industry, and transport developments amid city growth and national tensions.
The Women’s Label League held a meeting appointing two committees to arrange entertainment and a further panel from the Trades and Labor Council to plan for the Gould lecture. Local building trades groups seek aid from national councils with orders placed before Christmas. extra help ensured no one lacked work.
Fragmented lines describe veteran events and appointments amid a civic gathering. Mentions Hermes Bershoi and Crundy City with scant details about testing, health groups, and a medics club. A confusing mix of names and dates suggests an upcoming meeting and possible invitation list.
Members of the lodge and associated groups held a regular meeting on the church road. Officers were elected including president Miss Ida Re Sani and secretary-treasurer Gene UL Crouse. other names include Mette Stoneburner and Ida Clara Slat. A banquet followed with cake and cream served in the glow of the hall.
Dec 11 report that a Democratic legislative delegation will convene at the Grand hotel in Tu diana polls to discuss committee appointments, redistricting for state and federal races, and the house senate organization. Names include Sime and Pulaski counties, A. of Putnam, C J. Buphy of Pulaski and Whiter Jota, Monroe and Brown, M L. Mecarty of Central, W. Bouttit of Afton, and Ada F. May of Sheth. The group plans to consider precinct voting laws, voting machines, and partisan strategy amid minority status. The meeting aims to align on complimentary support for chosen committee chairs and potential candidacies.
In Columbus Ohio the case against Standard Oil and officers faced hearing delays and mixed rulings. Justice Shack and dissenters weighed public policy while Mer Attorney General Frank St. Mon disputed previous proceedings. A later note mentioned Line street addressed with no clear final outcome.
A fragmented tale describes a young woman with delicate health advised by a doctor to take a remedy. The text notes cautious use and hints at a cautious approach to treatment, mentioning a place on Penel Street and a distant urging to vote.
The convention adopts measures to unite workers across nations, including supporting advertising for The Federationist, forming Wade groups, and aiding free assembly and speech. A proposal to translate radical literature into Spanish is discussed, while resolutions involving typographical unions and tobacco trade sections are referred to the council for action.
Frankfort Kentucky reports the inauguration of Governor Beckham for a three year term. The ceremony is described as the most elaborate in the decade with a lengthy parade and groups from across the state attending. Citizens and civic societies observed the proceedings as dignitaries spoke.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a sports column item about Lexington turf and Kentucky horse racing scene. Mentions Dew nesting af Che steethorners and names such as Bobe Broadhead and Shelay PA, with scattered locations and figures.
A damaged OCR item reports the death of a noted turfman with scattered names and places, including mentions of a hospital or resort and unclear affiliations. The fragmentary text references Leninato, Konitels Amory, and Westerntee, but vital details are obscured.
A terse note from the sporting page highlights Aimee Wyant Der and a nearby team, mentioning upcoming events and local competition. Details are sparse due to OCR quality but indicate a focus on performance and schedule.
A fragment reports Levi Roberts setting sail for England with his daughter amid a brief description of travel. The sparse notes mention their voyage and imply departure plans.
Peter Thichuw Thiefold aged fifty five dies peacefully after a long illness at his residence with daughter Mrs Pred 'Trawtman at 15 Wilt Street Survived by wife three sons two daughters and several grandchildren. remains to be shipped to Adverton Ohio for burial. Funeral notices list Jennatnity and Hugh Hamilton services with Catholic rites and Oak Grove Cemetery rites with military honors.
An advertisement by Dreier & Bro, Drugists, promotes a product described as a “keen clear brain” tonic. The copy claims it boosts ambition and mental clarity and is offered in a 25 cent box.
The town buzzes about Me Raz Time Blnny Belle the latest coke walk song by the author of The ket in the Clay. Ask your dweller for details.
A mislabeled vintage notice touts a remedy for cold and chest ailments. It claims Donny Fo Loan and Doctor Bull’s Gaugh SyPup as a marvelous cure for troublesome, dangerous complications of a head cold. Prompt photo offers requested at Schanzs Studio.
A fragmented notice reports STANDARD GETS IT ALL SaN jeial from Le Ig about the Shindard Oil sinking all interests of the Pacific Coast Git company. The purchase price is around $1,000,000. The Pacific Coast company continues operations in California for a quarter of a century. Interests include oil fields used to transport from the refinery at Alameda which has a capacity of 28,000 barrels. The transfer embeds the Weldings site and related assets.
The International Journal of Surgery Company sues Edmonds for $300 on account with Ve Heaton as attorneys. The Myer Gyre Company files incorporation articles with $5,000 capital. C. F. W. Meyer, H. W. Meyer, and CG. A. C. Meys serve as directors. Judge John H. Aiken presides in Superior Court. Quiet title decree granted to Temple Association against Francis M. Pearce. William Enough vs Byron Thompson moved to Huntington County. Arguments in demurrers in Peck, Administrator, vs the W Trecking Company. Moellering vs Wahrenburg heard. Gireyit Court. Judge Edward O’Rourke presiding. Johnson vs Henderson jury trial December 1. State vs Annie Schreck to jury. verdict expected morning. Caray vs Phoenix Accident and Sick Benefit Association jury verdict for plaintiff for $224. Clawle Bouter granted a reprieve from Anna Bouter. License to wed Maynard L. … Horn and Pearl V. Push. Tuliyard G. Bronkmeyer and Lena Noerter. Hampi Arrested Anna Me Tigap. Page’s Climax Salve advertised for corns and chapped skin.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Prerelease pictures and jewelry ads. Names such as Heck and O'Brien, jewelers, Palhenn god Washingtor appear. The readable items indicate promotional copy with pricing hints and giveaways but lack coherent event details.
Police magistrate orders suspension of the McGovern Gans match at Tattersall's and pledges further action on future fights. warrants issued for Tattersall’s officials and boxers including Tod Sloan. organizers vow reform while officials attack the unregulated exhibition as a danger to public order.
Mp R Gray of Anienia Duchess county New York endorses Chan Charlain’s Cough Remedy as the best medicine for croup in children. He states it prevents attacks if given at the first hoarseness or even after croup develops and urges keeping a bottle for instant use.
A fragmented text describes a Chicago railroad sale involving Western Reserve and AmeriaPonsi interests, with vague references to stock values around 504 and wheat inventories. Mentions Cleveland based entities and a Southern Ohio route, but details are garbled and unclear.
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