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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1902
Page
4
The forecast calls for snow and warmer conditions Monday with rising cold on Tuesday. Southeast winds shift to southerly, then marine in and south areas. Michigan shows increasing cloudiness with snow in the south on Tuesday, variable winds, turning west and brisk.
Fort Wayne residents and relatives visit Plymouth during Christmas period. Names include Tlurry Cline Miss Bessie Jada Wenhorr and Mrs Catherine Conter, with notes on greetings returns and travel. Also mentions Pearl Weingart Grace O Rourke and others visiting or returning home from Fort Wayne and Detroit social exchanges and marriage at Plymouth.
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Mr and Mrs Picton and their four children near Gris Wold Avenue fell ill after eating Limburger cheese at supper Friday. Doctor Van Luskiri rushed to treat them as the youngest child grew dangerously ill. The cheese, bought at a neighboring grocery, is linked to a suspected plomaine poisoning and all the family members suffered after a hearty dinner. The father, a carpenter, aided the physician but recovery varied among the family with the parents improving by morning. The family resided near Cathedral and the news notes the owner’s recommended cheese line at Felihan’s.
iN SOCIETY Miss Lailie Vosey returns from Devainr Tad Mrs J G Sighald visits Ossian residents Tian guest of Miss Terance in Min Mabel Oppenheimer of Lafay est of Miss Sela Conklin and Miss Madgi Kyle visit Lima New Years wedding Miss Jennie Boel Rippe at 1036 Gulle street Engagement of Dr Eric Crutl to Mae Goodwin announced February wedding Dolly Varden social club to host New Year's party Mrs George Waldschmidt hosts G D cmn meeting Floral hall hosts second Quarterly Woruaite Club league Indiana authors readings planned Weal Twentieth Century Salon discussed women in politics Fort Massa preservation proposed Daughters of the American Revolution and Daughters of the state seek funds Theatrical attractions list Dan Daly and Capitan show promises New Year entertainment prospects
Jewish temple hosts morning Channuka program with candles verses and interludes. Leaders include Seelberg Guliberger Ualdstein Seaman. Rabbinic blessing by Cuin. Edvar Guid Stein lights the first candle. Evening program features comedietta Channuki Boxes with cast and musical numbers. Farce set at Edmond Place. Bargain umbrellas advertised opposite Cathedral.
The Chinese empress and emperor hosted a diplomatic reception at the legation today for General Miles and assembled officials. United States Minister Conger also held a diplomatic dinner in the lower palace area, with additional Chinese officials to meet General Miles planned for the evening.
Rome December 28. The Triton says the pope has ordered the over shop of Maile to excommunicate all persons who endeavour to promote the creation of a national church from the Philippines.
The (incomplete) clipped note cites Callly Standard and Times in a tangled line about a wife’s temper and a prior visit, offering only fragments of a casual conversation without clear event or proper nouns.
A man caught peering into a Spy Rim Avenue residence refused to identify himself. He has claimed prior military service and says he will take what is offered and possesses money at home and an account at the White WN bank. The arrest involved Superintendent Gurstine Festerday.
A fragment from The Journal Gazette notes shoppers discussing grocers and Mrs. Austins corn flour. The page highlights caught attention as readers compare product quality and prices.
An advertisement for Steck Pianos appears with claims of superior quality and the slogan High Praise of a Plane. The copy notes Steck Pianos are showcased in New York at Warerooms on Fifth Avenue.
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