03 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1902
Page
1
Practical durable tool promotion for a gasoline engine offered by Robert Spice a practical plumber and dealer in windmills pumps and crane equipment at 212 West Main Street. The notice advertises a Delaval separator with special advantages and invites readers to call to see it work and consider before buying.
The summary covers a chaotic set of league notes with scattered mentions of Chicago, St Louis, Detroit, Cleveland, Philadelphia and Washington. It notes multiple players like Donahue, Piatt, Mekhi, and Connolly amid varied game actions and crowd counts, with unclear outcomes and mixed performances.
A garbled report from the American Association notes Toledo defeating Minne in a regional match. It mentions players, including Hiatt and Weller, with unclear details on teams and venues.
Ailing animals drew attention as a swelling foal stood during a sudden exhibition moment at a local rural fair. Spectators watched as handlers stabilized the scene and veterinarians arrived to assess the animal’s condition.
An ad describes Radway’s Radway’s Alyn M Paige at Elm Street drugstore offering relief for summer ailments. It claims to treat vomiting headaches fever and various complaints with a advertised “cure” sold through druggists. The copy reads like a period advertisement urging readers to purchase from Radway & Co.
In Bloomington county play the three league game sees McCreevy strong on the mound as Bloomington battles Terre Haute. McCreevy yields key hits and timely runs while Bloutington supplies offense in a tense early game pressure scenario.
Fragmentary recap of Southern League actions mentioning Chattanooga Atlanta Memphis and various players and church figures. Text is garbled with misread names and inconsistent terms, leaving the core events and identities hard to confirm.
A garbled early season note from Readville highlights a range of young participants and acts. Names like Annie Lexi, Velteny, and McDunili appear in a scattered lineup of performances and skills, with mention of divers and shooters and several unclear roles amid a noisy page segment.
Indianapolis July 2 The Thoiman Sis Racine dissemination reports readiness for the upcoming races. Weather permitting the program starts at one oclock with five heats and repeated heats to conclude. Owners represented include CU, Seuith, Fi.gobbing, W, Conway, TOG, Mahone and Pott Gite among others. Notable entrants include Jim & Cunodelaya and three others in strong entries.
Indianapol as John S. Taker of the district court today refused to grant an injunction against Indiana feed for by the Chicago board Folirne against the née of Fle hoes lquprations. The defendants claimed the board was a gambling affair and had no rights to be respected. The court said granting the injunction would injure the defendants’ business pending a final settlement. No opinion on whether the Chicago board of trade was a gambling scheme was given.
A fragmentary report notes the 19th annual Niagara Walls exclusion event occurred Tuesday with unclear details. The text mentions August 19 and an associated pageant or parade element, but specifics are garbled. Authorities or groups are not clearly identified.
Fragmentary OCR summary notes a Grand Hippodrome at Centlivre Park on July 4 with unclear references to a “Guideless wen” and a Rekiongt group. Details are garbled but indicate a public show or event day. No clear persons or organizations consistently identifiable.
A fragment describes Phillips' mammoth Uncle Tom's Cabin show on South Main Street with tents and a parade at noon. It mentions children and adults attending, with timing around 2-4 PM and a midday parade announcement.
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