24 Feb 1904
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1904
Page
1
A fragmented recap notes Kokomo aiming for a win at Fort Wayne as Jason returns ready for action. The piece references Kokomo’s recent form, key players like Captain Capaewe, and mentions rival teams and lineups in a bustling, era-tinged sports column.
In Kokomo and Lafayette basketball results from Indiana report local teams securing wins. Key players include Murphy Kakou and Elwood with notable scoring while officials logged fouls and attendance around 11,000. A traveling team member died at home during probes. Indianapolis also notes a 7 0 defeat and two upcoming dates.
Report outlines a strong circuit formed by the Great Western association with meetings planned in August and September. Details indicate multiple representatives and scheduled gatherings near major depots and tracks, with committee actions and site allocations discussed by the group.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Western event on July 26 with Pekin and Mendota entries and a mix of purses and locations. It references horsemen and varying purse amounts, with scattered names and places including Milwaukee and Indianapolis. The text is incomplete and garbled.
A long cryptic extract recounts a legal challenge over the Kenton burial site. Mrs Corwin contends the cemetery entombment occurred before Kenton’s interment, alleging disputes about grave markers and the rightful place, with references to Champaign County and various named names. The narrative mentions a monument by Abe, a biographical sketch of Kenton’s era, and a dramatic claim about the grave’s marking and origin, all set within a disputed claim to Kenton’s final resting place.
Kelty hosts a regional meet where Pet in Kelty faces Cldengs in a tense division bout amid tailwinds from Nida. Fonda and Tow Tightbig exchange early momentum as Lebsbith and Mik Sullivan clash with Ike Yuever and Retne Boley in a marked workout that sets up a late surge for Kibthe frestoni and Hatite Breck.
Reported location Springfield details a Populist convention amid debates and coalition talks. The proposed gathering aims to unite party factions, with temporary leadership listed including J. A. Parker and regional delegates from Kentucky Missouri Nebraska Texas and more.
An old clipped ad notes caps for men and boys at discounted prices. Brand names and specific item types appear in a brief sale listing with percent discounts and a few vendor cues. The text is fragmentary but conveys a clearance or promotional offer for headwear.
A fragmented local notice notes a drop in egg prices with mentions of recent market actions and street exchanges. The text references merchants and a municipal area, but many words are garbled. Core idea centers on price decline and ongoing trade activity.
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Excursion tickets will cost $16 for adults and $8 for children. The period of the excursion runs from April 1 to November 1 with rates shown in the CROR schedule.
Fragmented OCR style note references a slate of candidates and a proposed joint resolution. It mentions nominating a United States senator, with a proposed ballot window from May to early June and elections in a congressional district. Names and places are garbled and partially unreadable.
Trustees of an historic Lutheran orphanage plan to open a home serving three states. The project aims to house and care for children with support from local churches and community groups. Details remain unclear due to incomplete OCR text.
Fragmentary OCR text notes Ketcham selling horses in England with scattered names and places. Mention of ships and buyers such as Easton and Goals Whar is uncertain. numerous corrupted terms and personal names appear, hindering a clear narrative or outcomes.
A garbled report shows wheat millers pressing for higher freight charges with named figures urging action to ease costs. Despite unreadable portions, the core claim focuses on seeking better transport rates to support milling operations and market competitiveness.
Fragmentary report notes a serious explosion at Hammond with initial descriptions of equipment and personnel impact. No clear casualties or causes are confirmed as investigators review machinery and plant safety.
Two bridal couples were entertaining at the Sew Avenue hotel last night. Mr McMilow, proprietor of an alvater at that place, hosted one couple while Mr and Mrs Blusser of Chicago attended the other. The note ends with a promotion for low prices this week by Reuben S. Patterson.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Emperor Witian and Empress Herlin aboard a Mediterranean voyage. The Balkan situation and sovereign’s presence loom, with mentions of preparations and travel details amid political tension.
A garters and hosiery advertisement lists prices and vendors amid terse wording. The note mentions Rettmen S. Patterson and half tick measures, with demand for mid-tier items in a small classified style.
A social supper and Pedro party was held Friday evening for members and guests at St Joseph's hospital Whig. Four attended with entertainment and a Knights group present. Journal Gazette Want Ads highlight event results and audience turnout.
The new rolling mills boost Fort Wayne industry with wage rolls near 30 000 dollars monthly. In two months 2 244 tons of iron produced, daily output around 10 tons, and orders for 2 700 tons with $50 000 market value. Prospect of 30 000 monthly pay and broader industrial impact discussed as the plant nears full operation.
A chaotic baseball notice lists contracts and players with teams from Chicago to Detroit and beyond. It notes National League activity, owners, and rumored trades while quoting executives about salaries and future aims, including court-like claims about player value and market expectations.
The schedule prepared by President Holland and Frank Anders lists game dates and venues. Each team will play a series of games including Bloomington Rockford and Cedar Minds, with specific dates noted as the season progresses.
A fractured report from a San Francisco conference outlines attempts by teams and officials to forge a pene agreement with a National association, details of arbitration sessions, proxies, and a $2000 fine proposal for tampering. Key figures include J J Parrell Auburn NY, Edward Hanlon Haltinan, and Maxei Milernist. The Toronto club’s rights and Haven energy matters are noted amid the unsettled proceedings.
New York, Feb 22 W Bourke Cockran has been elected as a member of Congress in the special election held to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mayor George B. McClelland. The contest attracted notable local figures and reflected shifting political alignments in the district. Cockran will assume duties in the next session.
In Indianapolis a presidential aide speaking at a workers’ meeting denied reports that President John would resign his current position. The claim had circulated domestically, with no basis in fact, and officials insisted the story was unfounded.
Public notices promise free samples of Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, touting kidney health benefits and urging readers to mail for a trial bottle. The notice argues kidney trouble causes many illnesses and stresses early kidney care to protect other organs, citing testimonials and editorial notes.
New York Feb. 2 The day’s market notes show weakness across securities with foreign exchange and settlement rules cited as dampening factors. Reports mention Kriz Meyers death and large bond movements, while Northern Pacific and Lehigh Valley see price declines amid anticipated rate cuts and rail sector adjustments.
New York reports Clement A Grixenim resigns as president of the International Mercantile Marine Company and J Relies Ismay steps into a new role, signaling a leadership shift.
A managing director was chosen to succeed the current leader of the White Sur Fi e organization. The decision involved notable figures including Vile Americma Vine and officials at the central authority. The announcement names the new appointee and outlines the transition plan.
In Cyntriana A C Adams pleaded guilty to perjury amid sensational scenes in the county court house. He received a one year minimum sentence and testified in the September trial of Curtis Jetts and Thomas White, who were convicted of killing J B Marcum and James Coskrill at Jackson. Adams broke down repeatedly during his confession.
A new $150,000 Gil Company incorporation is filed with authorities. Three holders compose the board and the firm plans future operations in Albany and Nolaware County during the spring season.
A bill introduced by Senator Clayman and recommended by COLOAITS urges abolishing spring elections in Ohio. The proposal, discussed today, seeks to replace spring voting with a separate schedule and outlines the rationale for ending the current cycle.
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