25 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1910
Page
1
Fort Wayne stores tout two final sale days with deep discounts on overcoats. A $20 fancy overcoat drops to $10 and a $14.66 Springfield kersey overcoat saves from $28 next fall. Options include blue, black, gray or brown with half price on most items until eleven tonight.
Retail sale advertisement lists heavy discounts on men’s suits including Pavey Faney Fantey and Fancy Suits with prices slashed to $49.90, $390.00 and lower. Other items feature hats caps raincoats and children's wear with half price and 20 percent off promotions and a note about potential price increases on March 1st.
A vintage clerk advertises a shirt sale with priced options from $1 to $2.50. The offer notes a limit of no more than three shirts per customer and mentions assorted shirt types and sizes.
A list of drastic discounts on garments and accessories including knee pants knickers and sweaters. Prices slashed up to 50 percent on hosiery underwear neckwear and hats with a limited run of Silver Collars and other items at half or one third off. Many items limited in quantity per customer and stock described as in broken sizes.
A local sale offers boys waists shirts and leggings at half price. Children’s outfits and mittens are discounted, with other shirts reduced by 11 percent.
Half price men’s fancy hose and multiple suspenders listed with bold discounts. Items include Ronpenders and 150 variety suspenders with prices ranging around 31.90 and 76. Sale lines appear fragmented but indicate a clearance ad for hosiery and accessories.
A disputed elevation scheme near Pensylvaniie and Walaa re area faces legal pushback. Officials and property owners discuss potential rail line adjustments and safety considerations while public notices list township boundaries and affected streets.
A dated advertisement offers Rheumatic Bullets claim to cure rheumatism quickly with no risk or stomach upset. It promises rapid reduction of swelling and relief, urging readers to send a name, address and $1 for a full treatment at 219 Lake St Chicago. It guarantees return of payment if results are unsatisfactory.
Polling sites listed for the February 26 1910 Republican primaries in Allen County Fort Wayne Indiana. Precincts named with street addresses and locations including West Main Street Broad Street and Wilmot area venues.
Mystic Shriners of Misph Temple announce a smoker gathering at the new cathedral Monday evening. The entertainment headliner includes a traveling act and a fanfare in a local sale context linked to the community event.
The report reviews credit sources and improvement bonds, detailing warrants and accounts. It notes interest burdens and expenditures approval, with references to public works and treasury actions under the controller’s overview.
The report suggests Drummond, a brakeman for the Pennsylvania railroad, had an accomplice and a seven month old child involved. The family resides in Washington where his parents live. A second report calls the first groundless. a separate note claims Ponples Drug store at 2013 Fairfield Avenue was damaged during the night.
A damaged, unclear OCR passage mentions Harry J. Duminiond, a printer who moved to the city. It references a burglary and a discharge, with late-article phrasing about finances and a family storyline. The readable fragments name individuals and local association without clear chronology.
Gas consumers with bills due February 15 must pay by February 25 or face a late charge. Bills unpaid after February 25 will incur a rate of 95 cents per thousand cubic feet.
Fragmented report describes railroad unions facing refusals and protests across southern districts and the Chesapeake region. It notes possible nationwide action led by executive committees with a potential general strike next week if demands are ignored.
The article cites Secretary Knox and others discussing U S Japan tensions amid press dispatches from Tokyo. It reports Shaw and Bell views on subsidies and army funding while noting San Francisco remarks on allied arrangements with Japan. The tone emphasizes cautious diplomacy and skepticism of agitators.
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