07 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1905
Page
1
An old advertisement touts nerve energy as life force and promotes Dr Miles Nervine to restore vitality. It urges readers with fatigue irritability insomnia headaches and neuralgia to use the product, claiming doctors guarantee results or refunds.
Local sports notes report Lafayette finishing strong to tie the score in the final three minutes. The page lists Cubs standings and game-by-game blurbs with numerous names such as Warner Gavitt Wayne and Wiley. It reads like a dense, error-filled box of early 20th century Iowa basketball or local league play with scattered scores and player mentions.
An unclear race report lists Anderson defeating Terre Haute 4 to 2 amid mixed names and fragmented lines. The garbled text references teammates and several competitors with partial spellings, suggesting a track or relay event with unclear lineup details.
An unclear report notes Bluebeard Hoch in court with a Wednesday airing. The piece mentions Jahnay Heth and detective activity, referencing court expectations and potential terms, while scattered details and names remain decipherable.
The well known traveling violinist Me Schmidt and his bride secretly wed two weeks ago. They announced their marriage yesterday after their home wedding plans in Michigan proved difficult. Schmidt has many friends and ties to Chicago and Kalamazoo.
A bar association meeting honored a jurist with a touching memorial adopted by lawyers. Funeral details include private services at Lindanwond Cemetery on Maple Avenue and a funeral at the residence. Relatives request mourners omit flowers. procession will proceed to the cemetery.
An old time patent medicine notice touts a cold cure claiming rapid relief. It mentions a refund offer through druggists and lists a product box number and distributor details.
Concordia Polo Lam clinches more laurels as senior players from the Fer pole team exceed expectations. The article notes winnings at Pennetion Ind with Debi Shope and Higuenird and Henkla on the field. Final scores show Bennie 38 and Nurs 4, outlining the tournament’s outcome and age constraints.
A dubious claim offers a guaranteed cure for piles with a refund if Pazointment fails within a stated period. The text blends misspellings and promotional tone, presenting a medical remedy without verifiable details or safety information.
The report describes a theatrical engagement featuring Tre Maid and the Mummy with performances by Le ta dana lass Hight and Haw, and notes on actors Meaty af tien Shel Rowheads Sadie of Me Caren and the Path O's delivering praised turns. A May show at Uoley with Uvhard Carter and Et ward fergie is praised for its irresistible comedy, while the cast includes Edward Grou and Louk Worsley in key roles.
Obituary notices a former baseball player, Rt. Lowe of Ma. sem. Benfid Cuthbert, dies after months of illness. The article hints at a long career and family details, noting he played seven years ago and had strong ties to the Browns. Readers are reminded of his home here and lingering fame.
The report notes Katie Kerhocker joining the Hromasiek league with late contributions as the team posted mixed results. An 11th-hour display by a supporting player drew cheers, while in another match the Penneytvoniak squad claimed two wins from three, with Chouph vanquished in one clash.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Saint Louis minister who died by self inflected action. Mentions include Olds, Bebe, Marthe, Abe It, and references to a background involving a study, care, and social connections. Names and specifics are unclear due to text damage and garbled phrasing.
Fragmented account outlines negotiations involving Bertha, Malar, and John Wanamaker. Text references property claims and delays, with unclear dates and parties, mentioning phases, timelines, and potential entanglements across the Chicago scene.
A chaotic, damaged passage reviews a failed hotel venture led by Palmer. The narrative notes delays, poor construction, and a sweeping collapse that destroyed the building and foreshadowed broader loss. Witnesses reference a controversial plan and ongoing financial trouble.
A basement fire at Stryker School caused smoke and heat that forced children to flee through windows. The blaze spread to walls before dawn, but all pupils escaped without injury. Authorities urged caution as firefighters contained the blaze and investigated the cause.
An aggressive 1920s style advertisement touts Liquozone as a universal remedy for numerous diseases from liver trouble to pneumonia. It lists many conditions, claims dramatic cures, and invites readers to request a full size bottle trial while asserting safety and efficiency with strong assurances.
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