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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1908
Page
18
A note on the Bishop's Carriage production by the stock company. The text, though garbled, indicates a stage performance with cast and scene cues and a planned run beginning in December with a theater schedule and audience notes.
Ambiguous posting mentions census employment with references to February and departments. It notes civil service courses and examinations, state and local offices, and a post about tenable positions. details are unclear due to garbled text.
New tailored waists in fine white madras are offered in new models. The advertisement highlights a value of $1.25 with a special price of $1. Wolf and Dessauer department store urges readers to visit Gazette Want Ada for details.
Ledger of minor charges and proceedings in a local police court covers a petty larceny case and a public appearance by a defendant with details of the hearing date and location. Names are partially legible but indicate a routine municipal case among several brief actions in the session.
A damaged Fort Wayne notice reports a violent incident where an inventor shoots a broker after a dispute over money. The text also contains a classified sale pitch offering a high return proposition, promising cash buyers a monthly 100 percent payout and urging contact via Journal-Gazette box 29.
Fragmentary OCR yields a local newspaper note about Mrs. Gunness, with scattered names and phrases. The readable bits reference a recurring figure and unsettled events, hinting at a disturbing case and ongoing developments in a distant locality.
Fragmented item notes a Christmas matinee at Tanner’s with a con fete in the evening and references Teddy not opposing Brother Charlie. The text shifts to garbled lines mentioning political figures, a presidential note, and a Columbus Ohio advertisement for perfumes and a pharmacy, suggesting a cluttered classified page with social events and ads.
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