26 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1905
Page
1
Two more days of the sale before we cover tables with new spring goods. Monday and Tuesday we offer ridiculous prices on the remaining heavy weight clothing including about 50 fancy suits, under 100 overcoats, a few shirts, suspenders, garters, and a few dozen Wayne Knit Hose. Come in and see if we have what you want. You will buy it if we have.
Fort Wayne and Marion split efforts in a rough game with Marion winning 7 to 3 as McGlivray suffered an ankle issue and was assisted off the court. Lineups feature Marton, Wert Wayne, Rawis, and Sutton with McGlivray starring for Marion while rough play drew fouls and a protest at Logansport.
A garbled report lists Reuben S Patterson and teams from Fort Wayne. Attendance notes a manager Eckert and a public notice about restraint from profanity and sportsmanship during a contest at the city hall area with vague references to players and travel.
A complete roster listing hundreds of ball players for National and American League teams. Managers from many clubs are preparing for the coming season with trials and detailed player assignments across numerous teams and positions.
A garbled report examines the fate of the Rorfick Cup tied to the Westgr Rolling Hole, with claims it should be returned to Dike original donors amid disputes on ownership and management. It notes past holders Blood and Richmond, and mentions the Teague and Wisculisinci contexts and a contested disposition under Harlick and Reehie.
Fragmented OCR records show university indoor meet results and wrestling outcomes. Names such as Wisedia, Chis igi dad, and Wow indicate events at Somers and Goreh with champions like Amie Molwate Joy Grant and Coren Himes. A 18-pound shot put by Tito was noted at night.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names and nicknames across multiple roles such as managers, pitchers, and players. The text appears garbled with misspellings and inconsistent punctuation, lacking a coherent event or outcome to summarize.
In a chaotic evening the bowling event featured Ghiloages and St Cand Anwerivan among top performers. Results showed tough matches with Vhe Phbute lin pend and a notable 2.7 point margin in a main event, while Lipmais of Chicago claimed victory over Aoathere Na ty Cideana and Kansag Guy fell to Gnahn. Four women led the field with Chlenga Met henge taille Mibayitkeer Minton and Jaidies spales among top finishers.
A proposal by Mr. Wilm McKay to convert a bowling alley into a women only facility for an exclusive Indies audience. The project aims to host female patrons and private events, with plans to accommodate ladies parties and gatherings.
Ragged OCR describes rising Ohio River levels near Cincinnati causing brief flooding concerns. Officials warn of elevated water and possible impacts to low lying areas while improvements and monitoring continue.
Letcher’s attorneys push to delay the arson trial and a Bryan County hearing. Donnelly to decide if the trial will be postponed. defense argues for more time while prosecutors outline readiness and scheduling issues. Local officials, court records, and defense motions feature in the strained timetable.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a joint venture involving individuals and entities titled Gould Yental Mir and Morrison. The text mentions a vat and a muscaty, with references to Chrehimuth Newthurn and Glover Gaal. Details are unclear and names may be misspelled.
The article discusses stalled measures and ongoing debate over a civil reform bill and other legislation. It notes the President and Congress discussions, with speculation on timing and potential passage, while detailing opposition concerns about reforms and potential procedural hurdles.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a wartime admin reshuffle with references to four Mt. Sipaller craft auditions and a National trib bupe. Names like Roosevelt, Wayne, and Walkup appear amid scattered notes on postmaster appointments and military logistics during a tense Indianapolis era.
The bill increases the tax levy on property to fund township and school district needs. It sets a minimum levy per one hundred dollars of assessed value to ensure 120 days of schooling, with funds routed through the county and state superintendents and auditors.
SHIORDON 4 Co advertises Gold Seal products at 212 and 290 East Columbia Street, Fort Wayne Indiana, promising high quality and low prices. The notice emphasizes varied styles and claims ready availability of large quantities and benefits for customers.
The report states Governor Hoch plans immediate bond issuance and begin refinery construction this week. It notes funding and commissions related to state school conmidgatonoes, with questions about timelines and officials like Warren and Tenier. Work is set to start at one site with potential allocation before mid March.
Paola locality reports plans to start building an independent refinery this week. Officials expect a capacity of 50,000?? with initial work beginning May 1. The Pavla, Re Navry company will own the new plant.
Thousands attend the Gull Sri Cigar art exhibition opening at the_comping galleries. The show features noted works including Antwerp’s Rubueh, Tronville’s Gredawlel Mills, and Twachman’s film-era pieces. Purchases cited from EMH and others mark a lively debut. several pieces withdrawn from display.
A garbled, near unreadable OCR fragment references a girl and an odd foraging scene. It mentions a cow, candy, purity, and a box, with scattered phrases about age, light, and gold. No clear events, names, or places are recoverable.
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