21 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
1
A letter in the Doveral Gazette discusses the May Not Land Jimmie Burke topic. It mentions players signing for a coming season and concerns about water quality and related issues.
A garbled report notes arrests in New York and a mention of a felon with references to Bail Genre Lint and Ernie Talent. The fragmentary item references Anson, a corner lot at $1,000, four squares from Calhoun Street, and a Real Estate sale by The RoHColl Agency offering ground-only land and another vacant lot near Calhoun Street.
Park commissioners will take decisive action against commercial water customers who refuse to pay. The board plans paving-related rentals and enforces water meter charges, with enforcement steps likely at the Monday meeting. The issue centers on Swanney Park water users and overdue payments, prompting potential votes and remedies.
Fragments from a 19th century notice mention Lehman’s Clothing House and a pre inventory clearance. The text names Rhodius Million and Elma Dare Indian Apollo area references, plus references to eggs and Fryer’s Tonic, with scattered personal names and unclear events.
A sale touts drastic discounts on suits overcoats and accessories. Over 600 suits at half price including $5, $40 items, 20 percent off most suits. Overcoats, underwear, Union suits, shirts, children's coats, rainwear, caps, socks, and wool sweaters heavily discounted. Limited quantities and caps priced 10 cents per dozen eke. Sale runs to January 29 with selective items halved or reduced up to 50 percent.
A damaged OCR reads as a fragmented review of performances at Theatres At the Theatres. It mentions Gene Hellenis and perceived tension in the production with comments on design and cast presence amid garbled wording.
The article details Mr Preston performing as The Cow Puncher in a seaside stage show last Saturday. It notes audience attention on his portrayal and previews subsequent performances with praise for his comic timing and stage presence.
A garbled OCR passage presents a chaotic local notice with numerous misspellings and fragmented phrases. It mentions names, dates, and actions but lacks coherent facts or structure, rendering the readable content insufficient to determine clear events, places, or outcomes.
A fragmentary program notes vaudeville acts at Temple Theatre this afternoon and evening. The bill features Wal Marien and others in a lively array of performances, with Dust releas and Dust release etc. Performers include Marion, McLain, Donstd, and M Son as part of the unidentified lineup.
The Board of Public Works moves to ease garbage collection during peak hours at the city plant and crematory. Officials discuss street petitions and route adjustments on Wattage and nearby streets to improve service and reduce delays amid heavy waste deliveries.
A fragmented historical piece discusses early automotive industry shifts during war, noting horsepower figures and production constraints. It references key figures like Mr Haynes, measurements such as 40 and 60 pounds, and hints at future meetings and policy debates shaping vehicle design and regulation.
Daily brief reports from St Josephs Hospital include Eaward Weber and Alfre Jak Clemens as patients with injuries or fractures. Out of town guests at Lattheraun include Mrs Kinasy, Mourhart, Mrs CU Phshlind, Ona Payne, and Mrs Rought. A Wayne township advisory board meeting is set to discuss replenishing carte funds and the new accounting system requires action.
Decatur news brief reports unrest expected Saturday and a late week surge in activity. Observers note visits to paving sites and traction plans while tensions rise among local groups. Miller sponsors a public event inviting citizens to attend at a local hall. The president Peter Gaffer leads a newly formed organization with a growing membership.
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