15 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1910
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a new Alaska gold field with mentions of figures, locations, and prices. The text blends scattered names, places, and occurrences, including references to people, hotels, and a commercial notice for stenographers with salary details. The source is disorganized and partially illegible, yielding a volatile, snapshot-style record.
A local Adams County obituary reports Will Kirchner dead at his residence. The notice includes a business loan ad offering 5 percent financing on residence and business property from Wayne Poreae Loan Company. A separate segment lists a Business Men's Lunch at the Balter Hotel with a noon menu and price.
The article notes Peary’s recognition by the American Geographic Society with honors and a ceremonial roast. It mentions committee votes and remarks by leaders including Oshon and others, highlighting Peary’s explorations and contributions to Arctic exploration and geography, amid festive tributes and organizational praise.
The text fragment references Commander Maire vant and Admiral Orbon, hinting at conflicts over de vonuy rules and incult ideas in U S Records. It suggests public disgust among millions of citizens and questions of propriety in governmental conduct.
Ads announce 1000 spring woolens arriving for dry cleaning pressing and dyeing at 621 Calhounst with delivery service. A B Mull promises tailoring services and contact by phone 509. Additional garbled text appears unrelated to the ad.
garbled report lists multiple individuals charged with theft drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Names such as Bourgean Elirebom and Sergeant Kelly appear alongside fines of various amounts. mentions a bail petition and court retainer. The damaged text references alcohol related offenses and local street incidents with several defendants charged and arraigned.
An affidavit involving Mrs Frinnle Mitchell and others discussed the marriage law question. The document notes meetings and attempts to return Indians to Mee cind Snowlnys while the case proceeds. A separate auction listing at 1314 Calhoun Street offers fine pictures and oil paintings today at 2 and 7 p.m.
Trustees will meet Wednesday at Capital. Text appears garbled with stray phrases about loans, real estate, and a committee. The readable portion notes a meeting and a real estate loan context at a city location. Entities include Kuhne & Co and Court Street.
Fragmented OCR summary notes Ohio Republicans facing internal strife over gubernatorial support and county party stability. Mentions Cincinnati Boss, Hamilton County machine, and past recount tensions, with references to Andrew Harriman and Lincoln Day rhetoric.
The Roosevelt ticket moves toward Egypt as Wade Ellis Gondonory of Sandon leads the state committee through a campaign to organize Republican support. Detals describe air expeditions, river routes, and party plans to register disapproval of rival leaders while preparing for a March assembly.
A Kendalville Ind item reports an upcoming automobile factory project by the Wankeshy Motor Company. The plan includes a five passenger car with four cylinders and the latest features for touring. Production aims to meet demand with engines mounted on the rear axle and a top ten cent load rating.
It would be impossible to make any kind of a satisfactory showing of the entire stock of our new Ready Made Garments in a two days opening, therefore the preliminary display of this one branch of our high grade merchandise in this one will be a brief introduction.
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