04 Feb 1902
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1902
Page
1
A New York man at Nassau Street reports life changing relief after using Radway's Pills. He says persistent dyspepsia and rheumatism disappeared, dizziness faded, and he would not be without the remedy. He credits the pills with restoring the body's order and liver function.
Inquiry seeks to buy an 110 acre tract near South Whiley and a 140 acre tract nearby. Offered price around 7000 dollars. Respondents include local buyers Hui Fen and Arnold, with Brethren and Purina referenced in passing.
Senate debate centers on Judge Noyes and Philippine tariff. Beveridge and Tillman exchange sharp charges about salaries, impeachable conduct, and wartime policy while discussing testimony, constitutional limits, and the Philippine commission’s work. Senator Allison defends tariff scrutiny amid partisan jabs.
Washington debate centers on a bill to curb fraudulent labeling as butter substitutes. Opponents voiced strong objections, but the measure passed by a two thirds margin after supporters argued it would curb misrepresentation and protect consumers. Senators Kyle and Sewell noted for funding funeral expenses for the late President McKinley.
The president nominates several officials including surveyors, a collector of customs for Michigan, a superintendent, and military officers. Names include George A Fare of Michigan and James Mr. Rutten among others. The document lists postings in Indiana and Michigan with several departments and ranks named.
Sergeant Kramer welcomed as new leader of Battery 8 during inspection at a training post. Major Stevenson and Captain Bergesnt praised the unit as well trained and in excellent condition, with commendations for drill, discipline, and readiness.
Beck and O'Brien jewellers offer prompt watch repairs after busy season. Watches cleaned five cents, main springs thirty eight cents, crystals ten cents. Located at Calhoun and Washington Streets.
Fragmentary report describes life in a fictional land with wary attitudes toward visitors and foreigners. It references a national hark and a reserve, noting strict rules and social respect for locals while depicting a tense climate toward outsiders.
A massive fire in Waterbury destroyed Seoville House and surrounding businesses in the city’s main district. Officials suspect arson, with the blaze starting in a locked basement room where a boiler supplied heat. The fire gutted the structure, damaged utilities, and disrupted communications. Insurance losses are estimated near 3,000,000 dollars, as firefighters labored to control the flames and residents gathered in the streets.
A gardener explains filling half eggshells with soil and tran transplanted earth, placing one saved seed in each shell. Holes in the shell allow drainage, and shells are broken during transplant to protect roots. The method, by a wardener named Prenek, is claimed to surpass traditional pots for horis is.
In Tington Indiana February, a handsome record book was presented by Mrs A P Slick in honor of a local post. The book records the Morphy of the tale Colony Slit with Blakury and a sketcher of appendices. Post Library officials will inscribe biographies as the visit concludes and the book will be presented by the county treasury.
Fragmented report details a baseball season with Harley Strobel signing a contract and Flournoy from Manatlela featured. It mentions a slugging leader and potential outfield adjustments, plus a note on an injured player restricted to home. The text is garbled and names are partially unreadable.
An old advertised remedy promises to cure a cold in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tale Jebs. Drugstores refund money if it fails. The box price listed as 45 cents.
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