06 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1910
Page
1
Wells County voters prepare for a February 28 election on a liquor option. The county commission plans to appoint election boards amid disputes over board composition. Supporters say the dry side will campaign, while some residents worry about enforcement and legal issues.
A late afternoon crash in South Jacksonville left one person dead and several others seriously injured after a vehicle from St Augustine collided with another on a coast road. Police and emergency crews responded quickly to the scene as investigators began to document factors in the crash.
Fragmentary OCR describes Geneva sick consult with famous specialists and notable doctors. Mentions various names and institutions in a garbled medical context. The piece hints at a rare condition and special consults, but details are unclear.
Two beautiful semi basement two room office suites for rent in the Portland Apartments at Washington Blvd and Webster St. Suitable for physician or dentist. Hot soft water and electricity included.
A Decatur high school class party described with numerous attendees and locations including Howard Wisehaupt, Annette Johnson, John Smith, and others. The fragment mentions the event at the beach and references several individuals and local names in a crowded, unclear transcription.
Inventory complete last Tuesday and clerks busy marking spring goods. Patterson Fletcher Co invites young men to view a large spring showing on March 1 featuring Hart Schaffner & Marx B Kuppenheimer and the L System lines with emphasis on fresh garments and a courteous, informative shopper experience.
A garbled passage discusses welfare, corrections, and party dynamics. It mentions Governor Marre and implied actions before an election, with references to keeping parties apart and anti silent leagues. The text is noisy and partially unreadable, hindering precise extraction of individuals or events.
Governor Marshall is expected to attend the library cornerstone laying event in Auburn in May or June. The ceremony will feature local speakers and an address about the library's future, with plans for completion before next planting season.
In New Orleans New Ophen Hie pen eu Endvel hosted a motor event with participants Merwe and Debielm among others. Records were pursued as heats proceeded with several injuries reported and referrals to further action.
Funeral service for Mrs. Sade Campbell will be held Saturday at the residence or at sister Ars Kate Fensterane on South Catherine Street. Interment at Highland region Panera. Services for Birs Martin Achecnmiun will be held Monday morning at Trae at AS 20 eteloo, Cramscheisisteriens Cetagh Street, and at St Marys Catholic Church. Funeral for John Weasley Brown Cealorody to be held this afternoon at 2t. Memorial services for Leary Vetland will be Monday afternoon at 4 at the residence on Minghteralytew, Apes Matra Wit Oliver Street. The Concent of Mrs Beatie Wi t will be held Monday at the Tate Mts residence of Mrs Katherine Hobertson on Radish avenues. Renata So Haernings and three more in Mort Wayne in tf Internisit with the amide at Tailed cemetery. Chicken Dinner at the Hot Peal today 12 to 2 and 5. Journal-Gazette want ads.
From a fragmented page segment in South Bend the text cites Georgst Hoks, district superintendent, claiming gamblers harassed a local figure to suppress opposition. He alleges a pattern of intimidation over weeks, tying to political control and continuing under a new administration in Joseph County.
A Lagrange man, ae Reb Vere Tikbyy, aged twenty one, was killed when a Grad company freight train struck his vehicle at 578 Ala afternoon. Conductor William Fars and two crew members were in charge of the train, while Frank Glover and others resided at local addresses. The report notes the accident involved the driver, injuries to others, and the train crew’s accountability.
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