27 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1905
Page
1
The piece urges a New Year turn toward health, warning that neglecting treatment leads to recurring illness and suffering. It promotes consulting Dr. Blackstone, who has spent years studying chronic and other diseases, claiming the most successful treatments are available now.
Logansport defeats Marion 32 to 7 in a fast game at Marion. Danville and Lafayette also post losses while Kokomo falls to Indianapolis 6 to 1. Lineups include Cunningham Doherty and Tillis with referees and attendances noted.
Dispatches describe martial law under General Doubasom with troops patrolling streets, work stoppages spreading from Moscow to industrial towns, and clashes in the Brest-Taul square area. The government quashes insurgents as artillery and dragoons reinforce loyal units. many workers flee toward villages as violence escalates.
A dispatch from Odessa reports the general strike partially successful but likely to collapse. Strike leaders threaten arms as the governor pledges drastic action. The city remains tense as residents suffer nervous strain and endure the current stoppage.
St Petersburg revolutionary leadership considers delaying street action to avoid wholesale bloodshed yet keeps readiness to act if Moscow uprisings succeed. Officials report large arms smuggling via Finland. Severe cold and heavy snow hinder activity as Moscow liberals seek measures to avert civil war.
Merchants' Innnoh announces holiday week schedule with business hours from 11 AM to 2 PM. Local patrons advised to note adjusted timings for the festive period.
Dr Henry Ranke and his wife found a neatly wrapped basket on their doorstep during Christmas season. Inside was a Buster Brown baby sent by a parish priest for presentation, prompting them to feed the infant.
The Archer Printing Company board declares a dividend and schedules a meeting next week to review business affairs. A notice appears in the directory and urges shareholders to attend and participate in the decision making.
London dispatches report from Moscow and Warsaw claim heavy casualties in the conflict. Don Burabof and Russian regiments are described as blocked in their barracks while rebels gain ground. Reports vary on exact death and wounded tallies, with figures of thousands cited and misinformation noted.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local obituary noting the death of a well known Democrat at his home. The readable fragments mention public service and political affiliation, with uncertain details about date and full name.
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous surnames and places linked to a New York market report. It references seats quoted at 37000 dollars and mentions hotels and neighbors in scattered fragments, with garbled names and incomplete sentences.
A business man plans to leave the city and will offer a complete set of household furnishings at auction. The sale is Friday at 1 30 p m, at the store room located at 614 Talhoun Street.
A jumble mentions a disputed claim about ballast for an Ashton line and a failed interurban bridge, plus notes on the Lake Shore yard, city plant work, and a Minneapolis baseball ownership rearrangement. Also reports Brien challenging Jeffries, Roosevelt family travel, a marketing gag, and assorted ads and notices.
The Terrell Opera House was sold today by Indiana Savings and Loan Association of Indianapolis to Frank Smith and Ered Yangeman of Bluffton for 25000 dollars. The new proprietors will take possession at once. A garbled line about a ladies skirt at Patterson's appears as an unreadable fragment.
The article recounts a city council meeting where members from both parties praised past work and mutual cooperation. Speakers extolled the abolition of partisan rings in leadership selections and thanked local newspapers for support, as the council prepared to reorganize in the coming week.
Holiday excursion fares via Nickel Plate Road go on sale December 30 and 31, 1906 with valid return January 3, 1906. Tickets available through agents or at the Fort Wayne office of C. A. Melin, T. P. A. Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Mrs Emma Hyer of 08 Bricken idge street was arrested Tuesday on a warrant for failing to report a smallpox case and harboring a patient in her home. The affidavit by City Health Officer Macbeth alleges Charles Auspach contracted the disease at the Hyer home and that Beck also became ill there. Mrs Mary Beck faces trial Friday at Justice Skelton's court. Dr Macbeth vows to file affidavits against those concealing cases.
Mr Dave Groupie returns from visit with mother in Hunting ton. Senator 5 B Tleming spent Christmas with family and returned to New York on the Pennsylvania lines. J & W Cramer of Paulding C underwent major surgery at Hope hospital. father of George Cramer of the Rurode Dry Goods Co. Gilten A Robison enlisted in the coast artillery and will depart to Indianapolis for duty. Mr Eugene Flich, involved in a door jamb accident while returning to his room, fractured nose and faces injury. he wears a heavy nose and tells friends of the mishap. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs J Mochaline of Spy nun arcane. father a motorman on Fort Wayne van Wert Lima Traction One.
A large stock of new ladies suits from top manufacturers is offered to the trade at four price. The sale includes 50 season old suits carried over from last season, previously retailing up to 25 dollars, now available for 4.48 dollars while supplies last.
The Children’s Department invites shoppers to a cloak room sale offering large stocks of children’s coats and jackets at deep discounts. Coats for ages 4 to 14 are featured with jackets in kersey covert cheviot in black navy castor fat and red priced from 5 to 15 dollars, now 1.98.
A local retailer advertises a sweeping liquidation offering raincoats for fall and spring at half price. Children Mackintoshes and ladies garments are heavily discounted with fast selling sizes. The store promises vast ranges from cheap to fine pedestrian skirts and urges immediate visit before stock and sizes are gone.
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