Printed Foulard Latins On Sale In Blue and White
A catalog item notes 50 pieces of Printed Foulard Latins in blue and white and in black and white, priced at 50 cents a yard with sale price at 20 cents a yard. Lot 2.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
1
A catalog item notes 50 pieces of Printed Foulard Latins in blue and white and in black and white, priced at 50 cents a yard with sale price at 20 cents a yard. Lot 2.
The document cites Shively and supporters urging a decisive GOP platform. It lists candidates and figures, mentions Fort Wayne, and notes expectations of party nominees and platform positions amid ongoing campaign dynamics.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference names and events with garbled phrasing. It mentions a person or place and a quoted sentiment, but specifics are unclear due to damage. The readable bits suggest a local notice or brief about a meeting or event with unclear details.
Despatches from London and Johannesburg report British forces in possession of Johannesburg with the flag over government buildings. The dispatches cite tactical moves and the capture of key positions as the war progresses amid mixed signals from various papers.
Fragmented OCR text references departures, trials, and military movements with names like Lorenzo Marques, Lord Roberts, and General Hamilton amid undefined locations Lydenburg and Hounriltan. The garbled lines mention witnesses, meetings, and possible retreats, with no coherent timeline or resolved outcomes.
Fragmentary telegrams describe Boer positions near Pretoria with German and English correspondents noting rapid troop movements and a looming engagement. Reports mention Lee Roberts a presidential envoy, captures, and expected Boer resistance as fresh columns prepare to depart for South Africa.
A mass meeting at the temple drew prominent citizens and a vast audience as speakers urged reinstatement of Superintendent Study. The discussion focused on school policy, teacher evaluations, and community support for educational reforms while delegates pledged to push for change.
The article reports heated discussion over proposed amendments to a trust or policy bill. Key figures attack or defend changes as parties trade positions, with references to votes, procedural moves, and potential constitutional implications. The scene centers on parliamentary maneuvering as a tense political fight unfolds.
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