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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1900
Page
2
A compact note on subscription rates and delivery options for The Journal Gazette. Includes phone order details, weekly and daily editions, and instructions for reporting delivery irregularities to the office. Mentions notable figures and international news items within a broad newspaper page snippet.
The treasury shows a total of M475.000 000 in gold held by banks and people, marking a gain since TS8 close. Most of the increase occurred in the last three months, with officials predicting continued growth as markets respond to the rising gold holdings and economic activity.
The discussion centers on gold and silver supply, with references to Treasury actions, demonetization of silver, and rising world gold production. It notes how increased mining from the Klondike, Australia, and other regions expanded the gold stock, impacting silver and overall monetary policy. It concludes by linking global production to the silver question's prominence.
Wabash December 1 Lew Signs postmaster, county, will retire at term end next year. Appointed on primary election recommendation, he could keep job if he wished but aims to step aside for another Republican. The leading candidate at the primary was a young Dunkard. Brokers offer doubtless varieties. Dallas F. Green, Alice Jeweler.
A judge directs jurors to resume deliberations at 9 00 o clock in the morning after a pause in the high profile murder trial of APORADO Kan. Der Sh erlock and Shinnagin. The defense and prosecution await a verdict amid ongoing testimony and disputed evidence.
Town affairs include Hive committee planning the annual meeting in January and a move to send a poll box to Scotland. Fort Wayne officials inspect the crematory while councilmen from Tuckson observe. Skating pond mishap, sick residents, and burglars near Rimistrest headline a day of small-town trouble and routine. Marvin Tulms escapes from Ohio penitentiary prompting a possible reward boost.
The executive committee outlines invitations for Durbin's inauguration on the second Monday in January. Governors, President McKinley, and other dignitaries are expected to attend. Sub committees announced for reception, invitation, decorations, and security. The oath, statehouse ceremony, and a public ball at Tomlinson Hall are planned with an $5 admission for couples.
New York dispatch reports Andrew Carnegie opposing any treaty with England on the canal and affects. Blaine defends a firm U S stance and warns against any concession regarding the continent, noting Clayton Bulwer treaty history and the growing American strength. The piece mentions public interest in Graber’s cigar varieties and Christmas boxes.
Fragmentary OCR preserves a historical note on church finances and fundraising. It references Kilitor and eight churches, a call for contributors, and concerns about treasury strain. The text hints at a sweeping appeal to support artielox churches and broad congregational efforts despite confusion.
SCALBTORZa Baars advertises The Kind You Have De Bought Bigaatnes Ae at Teal the Brink Dry Goods. Store hours extend every evening to Christmas. Featured items include Christmas boxes, gauze, and popular Wendy designs in Virtuis sizes. Located at 116 Calhoun Street with Frank Geaber's selections.
POM LENT announces a new 30 for wits store in Dri-Store Block at Berry and Clinten xix. oC. Prices and goods include ladies and gentlemen silk types, belts, and a fine line of perfume and toilet articles at Bass Block. SCHERZINGER offers halijurs and a complete fine line of toilet articles at Looselis.
The article notes Portuguese Macao as a likely base for Philippine insurgent activity and possibly a joint front location. It mentions ongoing international investigations with no action taken yet. General Miles falls from a horse during the centennial parade but is unhurt and resumes his post.
Rock & O'Brian jewelers advertise Christmas jewelry and an eye care offer. Dalhis F. Green, expert optician, promises precise fitting using a method guided by proven laws to reduce headaches and blurred vision. Purchase options include glassware and corrective frames.
In St. Joe last night at the athletic club a lightweight bout ended when Kid McDonald of Jackson, Alice, was knocked out by Kid Joe Cliff of Ghicago in the third round of a ten round match begun at 10 o clock. Referee counted McDonald out after a teft swing to the face. Earlier Ash and George Mattern of Fort Wayne fought to a five round draw, and Jamie Greek vs Frank Snow went five rounds. The show drew about 100 spectators and featured Elk’s Bonnet, sold at Loesch's Drug Store.
Muncie Md Bee notes Buffalo buyer Tt Bailey purchased Myatt a green pacing horse named Prince 10. a sorrel gelding by Lord Harrold with Clara F and Frilie Wine in its lineage, sold by Frank T. Reed for 2000 dollars. previously 400 dollars, on the Grand circuit watch next season.
The six day race at Madison Square Garden enters its fourth day with Elkes and McFarland Pierce and McEachern in the lead on 1404 miles and one lap. Other pairs near the front include Simar Bougaults Turville and Glim Adat Babcock Ann Arénson Waller and Stinson Fischer Freyberg Kaser Ry with scores around 1410 miles.
The Castornra and Aetlo Gemm Menace play violins in the city’s largest ensemble. Call and see them at 117 Calhoun Street. Remember the Wave Boy Choir at Phraauth Congregational Friday evening.
The Washington Park club announced stakes totaling 67000 dollars for its racing meeting starting June 23, 2001 and running for twenty-two days. The highlight is the American Derby with an added money of 20000 dollars.
Prank Grover offers Eclipse cigars and other popular brands in multiple sizes and box styles. Readily available at 14 Calhaich Street in Tacoka, with festival branding for Christmas.
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