15 Feb 1906
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1906
Page
1
VB SR itemizes price figures with time marks and value ranges. The fragment lists figures like 1808 and 1810.00-8.400 alongside references to VB and SR. The readable text is numeric and lacks clear event or named-entity context to form a complete news item.
Discount sale item list shows multiple suits priced at 8 to 20 dollars with several entries indicating half price and clearance style wording. The legible items include plain black suits and references to discounted amounts, though some text is garbled.
Funeral of timer Theanas will be held this afternoon at o'clock from Afric Methodist church. The funeral of Mrs. Sophis Rip will be hosted this afternoon at o'clock from Emanuel Lutheran church. The funeral of Sylvester Twins will be held this morning at o'clock from the house on Washington Boulevard west, at Saint Vanl's Catholic church.
The article recalls a winter ice event with teams led by Mr Widd and William Lawson, noting a first game won by Widd’s rink 6 to 5 after a contested play. It mentions new rules adopted and PP Johnston of Lexington chosen president, with George Brown and other district officials elected, reshaping the central district leadership.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions bowlers and teams with garbled names and phrases. No coherent event, date, or outcome is discernible to form a factual summary.
The Trotting Association held its twentieth annual congress in New York on February 14. Delegates adopted rules to govern training activities for the coming year and elected officers. The session aimed to tighten oversight to prevent drivers from violating practices on the turf.
New York February 14 learned from an authoritative source today that Stuyvesant Fish was asked to head the so called Lawson commission of policy hounds in the Malta Life Insurance company and any offers toward that end would likely be rejected by him.
A garbled sports update notes Polo players changing teams and positions. Leydon moves to a National League team while Vitlante Levi and Prine Sutton depart Sesterdig anterhnan for Gleveland. Manager Glennie issues a terse missive resisting certain Arabes services.
Unsteady typed note covers a late night polo game in Danville with mentions of players Higgs Tibbitts and Crain, plus travel to Des Moines and Springs Arkansas. References to Governor Crummins and Thomas Lawson appear in a separate brief about proxy voting and a medical product advertisement mentioning Quinine.
The Jackson Lumber Company wagon was held up about twelve miles south of Centreville Alabama on their logging road. It was robbed of about $7,000 and some mail. The highwaymen were one negro named Straus. Mros. & Co will open a branch of ice in South Bend.
A proposed boxing match at the St Joe Athletic Club was declared off amid scheduling and formatting confusion. Promoters planned OBrien against Leckner with other bouts rumored, but the event was canceled and members prepared refunds or alternate plans.
Midcard clash pitting Tack and Brien in Toledo signals a potential middleweight showdown. Promoter notes both veterans eye the ring return while fans await a clear challenger to the current champ. Roosevelt famine relief appeal and Greene’s tonic ads ride alongside in-page filler.
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