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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1900
Page
2
Notices urge home delivery of The Journal Gazette via postal card or telephone while complaints should be directed to the office. The piece reflects on Anglo American memory, Valley Forge, Bonielle’s naval pay, and local Fort Wayne topics from monuments to new traction car signs.
The text blends foreign policy debate on imperial measures with domestic press opposition and a note on the Hay-Pauncefote treaty, followed by a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and a church Dorcas society sale plan. It mentions the Monroe doctrine, canal control, and port rights, then local commercial druggist endorsement and a church sale event.
A series of lodge elections report officers for the ensuing year. ALO WL No 10 elects Master workman James Hartnett and other officers such as foreman E J Ehrman recorder Fred Bolman and organist William Webber. Summit City lodge No 4 also names its officers including Philip M Kemp foreman Louis Schatzer overseer and Didier recorder. PATHFINDERS AT HUNTINGTON notes a detonation involving Parh members.
Judge No. 28 presided at a Huntington district meeting with attending judges and Wabash officials. An able tablet was delivered by leader J. Bupyeinas Chatdaire. District Manager D. C. Steat spoke on the work. The event closed with an elegant banquet and social games.
Local notes report residents visiting the city on business and social visits including Gertrude Fort Wain, Mrs. J Wy Good Lee, and Alex Bayman. Debates over holidays and school vacation days, a burglar scare turned out to be a family dog, and a Golden Eagles ball fundraiser featured a prize two step with multiple couples.
Fall and winter fashions shown in up to date styles at G Schmidt's Merchant tailor. See a large line of sample goods at 7 E Berry St. SELIEING Our Statuary Busts etc Factory 18 Maiden Lane.
Notice invites customers to sit for photographs at Perrey's Gallery through December 20 for Christmas, listing Cor Cor Calhoun and Berry locations.
An advertisement notes that Scott’s Emulsion helps a thin child gain strength, appetite, and weight. It suggests starting with a small dose and increasing as the stomach tolerates it, claiming the child becomes healthier and happier.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a special committee turning over eight resolutions to the executive committee, with the convention adjourned until tomorrow morning. The garbled text preserves no clear names or places.
Charles Davis of Reverston Ohio faced a deadly chest disease after two years of worsening trouble. He began using Dr King's New Discovery and reports instant relief and a permanent cure. The medicine has long proven its power to cure coughs and lung troubles. Price 50c and 1.00. Trial bottle free at Dreier & Bro. drug store.
In Arkansas City Kansas on December 13 trains began operating under company orders for the Oklahoma division. Each station has an operator and trains run as usual. Extras will be ordered out tomorrow. The Santa Fe officials refused Acting Governor Carney's request for arbitration.
Dr. P. H. Dudley and his wife have traveled 300000 miles in a single dynagraph car. The vehicle serves as an authoritative device to measure railway roadbeds and track conditions, guiding major railroad decisions across Canada and the United States. The couple, accompanied by a piano and a library, have spent over two decades touring to observe lines and structures firsthand.
Dr. Dudley and Mrs. Dudley travel in a unique dynagraph car that tests rail condition and track stability. The car can detect defects, measure rail elasticity, and record rail wear with specialized instruments. The living end serves as a fully equipped residence and workshop for testing through remote regions, with Dudley recognized as a leading friction and rail durability expert.
An illustrated dialogue sketch titled Wit and Rumor features characters named Carrie Em dee Smith Brown and Mr BGoode in a humorous exchanges about diplomas dogs ministers and a character named Katharine. The piece reads as a light theater style vignette with witty banter and social satire.
A collage of phrases and snippets quotes from multiple papers including life observations, minor dialogues, and a cash request scene. The text captures casual banter about belief skepticism groceries domestic exchanges and a North Pole curiosity.
New York reports that yesterday the players organization demands were denied by club owners. The players were invited by the league to request another hearing and made the request. The owners spent over two hours in session today, mainly debating proposals from Mr. Taylor presented yesterday.
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