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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
1
A promotional medical notice extols Wacker’s long clout as a cure for chronic wasting illnesses. It claims unique, targeted remedies and individualized treatment plans, asserting superior effectiveness and scientific methods. A list of locations and vendors follows, praising the brand across Cincinnati and New York.
Standings show Brooklyn versus Chiessu and Philadelphie at Pitsburg with New York at Cincian and Euston at St. Lule in AMERICAN LEAGUE. Detroit at New York and St. Louis at Fy Cileaso at Wi with Cleveland at Euston. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION lists Ailwabkee at St Pau and Hansas City at Milliseen City. Puleda 02 Louisville Tadianopolis at toduabus.
A dense jumble of game results, team names, and player mentions spans multiple cities including Wheeling Grand Rapids Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Chicago. The text references double headers, series results, battery captains, and rescue leadership notes amid fragmented scores and misread captions.
Detroit overcame New York with timely pitching and a shaky defense as Fuly F-Chestra and others contributed. Key plays by Chase and Lal created scoring chances for the visitors, while Rais and Moyllin added support. The game showcased miscues and bright spots amid a tense contest.
An advertisement promises permanent cures for numerous conditions by Dr. Blackstone. It touts honesty and reliability, claims rapid relief for ailments from kidney issues to skin diseases, and offers hope of curing cases or frank guidance on limits. It asserts over-the-counter remedies and specialist treatment with protections and long-term results.
Office chairs listed with numbers 9 10 19 and 1 10-4 in a compact listing. Mentions 6 to 3.1 Bunnass and 1 16 1 anty in a brief damaged notice fragment.
Police court proceedings opened with employers and workers named as Yin and Hime Jase testifying. A farmer, Eluson, noted three years of labor and possible earlier terms. Several defendants faced charges of crime related to peace and compliance with orders.
Local notice mentions Superintendent E G Maple and family re enents in Ancora with vague references to residence on Southtare Jing street and early routines. It includes an unrelated line about a nearly new 24 horsepower, 5 passenger shaft drive automobile for sale by Dr Bulson at 219 W Wayne St.
Boston defeated Cleveland 2 to 0 as Borton secured the second name of finaries from Qovaland with timely hitting. The game featured Hatteres, Proatwind, Criger, Hiowaes, Tiyan, and NL Clark in a tight pitching and hitting display, with umpires Hare and Tee ud Hare.
Fragmentary reading shows Fort Wayne Oil and Supply Co listing wholesale and retail prices. Mentions teams, venues, umpires, and multiple city names in a wartime era style, with scattered names such as Milwaukee Minneapolis Columbus Indianapolis and Chicago. The text reads as a chaotic compilation of associations, venues, and people without a clear single event or outcome.
Peter, a Garrett resident barred from a license, sought a new trial after defeat in the circuit court. Special judge Haan indicated possible appeal to the supreme court, but actions suggested a different path. Attorneys Sharpless and Leonard to respond later.
Special to the Journal Gazette Hartfort City Indiana May 1 a farmer named John Williams was dragging a mower when his team bolted and ran away. He was dragged several feet, sustaining multiple injuries that are feared to be fatal. Five ribs broken and possible lung puncture. Williams formerly lived at Tinland, where he owned land now occupied by the Taylor University building.
In Kendallville July 8 a linen shower for Artes Rugetlds Blaney featured Mrs Herman Krueger and Mrs John A Rutt as hosts. Attendees wore costumes and enjoyed a suessilis contest with a hand painted dish as prize. Menu included sweet peas and Hof Brau offerings such as lobsters soft shell crabs and squabs.
The reader is invited to a Sunday game at Langue Park with Piqua Chad Professionals facing the Fort Syayne Shamrocks. Admission details are mixed in garbled text but indicate free for women and general grounds access with grand stand options.
In Auburn Indiana a disputed boxing match involving local groups led to a scuffle between competitors. Daniel Miller allegedly sparked the melee causing injuries to an opponent who required medical dressing by Dr Swartz. Two bystanders, Mr and Mrs Frank Beratyts, were reportedly involved as the altercation unfolded. The case will be tried later.
A garbled report from Warsaw indicates an ongoing legal matter involving alleged fish law violations. The fragment references Deputy Ganius and others, with a lawyer or official names unclear.
Fragmentary notices from Washington indicate 100 to 250 lives lost in Paraguay's revolution with unclear sources. Officials reference varying estimates and a reported 850 potential victims in scattered accounts. The July reports touch on overseas concerns and potential foreign involvement in the unrest.
A cluttered sports note outlines player moves and team changes. It mentions Hing Ronurs in the Nuluws Turkey Tends, Waddell and Ariundell negotiating, Billy Murmy joining management, and plans to rebalance rosters. The piece notes Bluffton, Van Wert, and Bluffton links, plus Buckeye league signings and Dur ham’s performances for Indianapols.
Fort Wayne Shamrocks faced a professional Adrian Independents lineup and split the three game set on Adrian soil. The Adrian Times lauded the Shamrocks for holding their own, noting the Independents deserved better fortune in the first two games and that Adrian won the finale in the ninth.
Ambiguous game dates and team names populate a chaotic column. Mentions Boyd Whynes McToans McCulloch Juniors Chair Warmers White Sox Gurberg and Erie clubs, plus Elmwoods Lakeside Derby details. Several player positions and lineups listed amid unclear dates and places.
In Bluffton Indiana Van Wert, representing the city of Enetana-Ohie Thame, edged Huntington by a 2 to 2 score in a dramatic game marked by ninth inning rally and late batting heroics. Goshort limited Van Wert to one hit through seven innings before Huntington rallied for three runs in the ninth, setting up another showdown tomorrow as local attendance expected to rise above today’s crowd.
Leesburg beats Winona 6 to 1 as pitching by Mr Khan from the Winona Review controls the visitors. Winona Reds’ errors and late rally fail to close the gap. Leesburg’s strong infield and timely hitting earn applause from local fans. A follow-up game at Athletic Park is tentatively planned for Saturday.
Lagrange, July meeting adjourned after a long session. Regular business included allowances and drainage matters. Petitions from Bert Hart and Noah J. Miller were filed for drainage actions with hearings set for August.
On beautiful Lake Whwases the Wawasee Inn offers access by electric cars to Garratt and thence by B. and C. service leaving Gaveyth at 11 25 p m. It promises excellent cuisine and ser v u et y larga, cool airy rooms, boating, fishing, bathing, tennis, and nightly dancing with low rates.
Adam Hustetler and others were referred to the grainage committee with Port and Eugene Davis named as commissioners. George Truesdale and associates petitioned, Wists Sprexer named as third commissioner. The commissioners filed a report in the I. M. Rowe case and set for listening in August. County officers’ reports were reviewed for the quarter ending June 26.
A man living west of Hamilton, 43, sustained a badly sprained ankle and hurt arm when he fell from a load of hay Monday. He attempted to save himself from a fall as the load shifted, injuring his ankle and arm.
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