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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1900
Page
8
Brief OCR note references a location at 62 Calhoun Street near the opposite court house. Reading is fragmentary but indicates a public or street-side matter requiring context from surrounding column text. No dates or names clearly shown.
An OCR fragment shows shop offerings on Berry Street including practical shear grinding and small shears priced at 1 cent or three for 27 cents. Also listed are barbers tools, cursing knives, manicure sets and pocket-knives.
Fort Wayne attorney argues that despite recent developments he remains a joint senator. He maintains ongoing duties and protections under the alliance, insisting the arrangement continues to govern his authority and responsibilities.
Gil Ruhlin dominated Peter Maher in a six round Philadelphia prize fight seen as one of the fastest heavyweights bouts of the distance. The action featured repeated exchanges with Ruhlin controlling the center and Maher landing sporadic power blows. About 4,000 spectators witnessed a clear Ruhlin victory despite no official decision under local rules.
Special to the Journal Gazette from Indianapolis December 17 The ex Senator Ryan letter to Senator Fleming drew attention as Attorney General Taylor openly opposed Mr Ryan asserting there is no contest and no political overtones in assessing eligibility and merit of the joint senatorial question He wrote to Allen county leaders that Fleming should meet Miles this year and that justice should prevail A box of G I L cigars offered at Lauri s Drug Store for Christmas gift.
In Toledo a court action involving the Arbuckles over coffee, sugar trains, and related commissions concludes as attorneys report the case dismissed. A list of volumes and a sale at WLC and Calhoun Street retailers are noted, with specials drive items and watches advertised by Wofrol's.
An essay likens a farmer to a craftsman tending land and body alike. It asserts farm work is exhausting, notes farmers restore soil nutrients, and extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for energizing the stomach, blood, and limbs based on anecdotal endorsements.
The house refused to pass a measure giving veterans from the Civil War Spanish War and Philippine insurrection preference in government appointments and retention. The proposal, building on an earlier WortE of Texas case, faced strong opposition due to fears it would exclude civilians for years. tributes were paid to Representative Charles A Boutelle of Maine, who was re-elected to the Fifty seventh Congress but reportedly near resignation due to illness.
Two counter motions in habeas corpus cases of Lea Rice Frank Rutledge and Thomas Juavs test the 1889 extradition treaty with Great Britain. Petitioners, jailed in Chicago on a Ontario bank robbery charge, seek bail and challenge extradition procedures as misapplied by the extradition commissioner, arguing the treaty provisions were not followed. The matter, on appeal from the Northern District of Minnesota, hinges on conformity with local law and treaty terms.
In Washington an official tone instruction was sent to Minister Canr ge this afternoon. It states the course to proceed with the international agreement and suggests that Cres instructions will clear obstacles at Peltin so that all signatures of United Ministers can be affixed at once. Sir Edward Satow is noted as the latest to join.
Washington December 1 The house votes to report to Hopkins reapportionment bill after holidays. It keeps total House membership, rearranges several delegations, and aims to curb gerrymandering. States losing one seat include Indiana Kansas Kentucky Maine Nebraska Ohio South Carolina and Virginia. States gaining one seat include Illinois Louisiana Minnesota New Jersey New York and Virginia gaining two seats. Republicans gain five seats and lose five while Democrats gain three and lose two. The apportionment basis is one representative per 208 680 inhabitants. The bill faces no action until after the holidays.
Hattersley and Sons advertise steam and hot water heating artistic wood mantels and fireplace furnishings tile floors and wains coating electric wiring and supplies and gas and electric fixtures for home improvements and renovations.
S GANZER Prop offers an array of Christmas treats and gifts including mixed candy nuts oranges and glassware. The selection features water sets fancy lamps and toy items with prices listed in the ad. Located at 287 Lewis Street with phone 782.
Special to the Journal Gazette reports Fred Hurle of North Manchester, 13, killed near South Whitley while riding with three companions. The Wabash freight train struck the group as they fled rain-soaked tracks, fragmenting the boy’s remains and leaving two others unconscious nearby.
Special attention is given to wedding receptions and pasty dinners with home made mince meats Mayonzise salad dressing oyster patches and creamery butter brochettes. Furnish goods and do work available from 01 Savith Calhoun Street Fort Wayne Indiana phone 1510 Main.
Dec 17 Pan Antging the French consul in San Francisco died at the French Hospital after attempting suicide Friday to escape a threat from his clandestine wife. The couple reportedly wed secretly amid exposure fears.
In Nashville Tennessee two men died after an explosion at Turmer and Cos saw Celina Tem. The blast occurred during daytime causing fatalities and preliminary investigations are underway.
CaeS Life Pills advertise a cure for indigestion grippe rheumatism and general ailments from a disordered stomach and liver. The pills claim to act on stomach bowels liver and kidneys regulate the system and guarantee satisfaction or refunds. Sold by druggists and at houses in New York.
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