01 Feb 1900
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1900
Page
1
An 1860s New York store advertises a cleaning up sale on all carpets draperies and bedding with drastic price reductions. It promises lowest possible prices and a large stock, noting a forthcoming spring sale and shifting winter merchandise. The fragment mentions exclusive goods and rapid price cuts as customers are urged to hurry for savings.
Pensions granted to Indian recipients include Lebert Wilamtton and Mary home grant of 8 dollars. Names appear with towns such as Salem Barre and Florence, with scattered figures and notes on widows and veterans.
A garbled OCR text from a Maine event mentions figures such as Bryan and Haverhill, with scattered references to a conference, attendees, and various phrases. The passage is difficult to parse, containing many misspellings and partial names, lacking a clear narrative or factual core.
Washington January 31 Secretary Diak of the Republican National Committee plans to align state council chairmen with federation tasks amid questions on presidential electors. The Maine case and Anatolian ballot issues sparked contest over elector rights while party conventions for congressional districts and state nominations loom, with general practice previously naming no presidential electors.
Lieutenant Governor J C W Beckham sworn in by Chief Justice Hazelrigg amid conflict after Governor Taylor’s administration blocked assembly. Goebel supporters claim Goebel and Beckham legally elected. others warn military must ensure order while legislature debates validity and oath procedures. Reports describe chaotic scenes, deployments, and delays as parties seek control of the Kentucky government.
War updates dominate the page with reports on British losses at Spion Kop and the broader fight in Natal. Containing references to political shifts, fortifications, and labor movements, the article tracks military actions, defense planning, and government responses as the conflict continues.
A fragmented Northern Hemisphere wire page reports on British political figures, military movements, and public notices. References to Ladysmith, Lenin, Wilde, and party strategy mix with casualty mentions and ongoing suspensions.
To The Public outlines community appeals and actions from the group ed Calures. It mentions a March event at a Wislyry site and calls for public support. The notice discusses opening four evades and a Chey with denno due youths, ending with a pledge to buy goods locally.
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