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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1900
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR outlines a chaotic scene with political drama, a senate agreement, and public notices. It mentions Stone City and Territorial teams, a patrol, a medical or legal action, and a call to attend an event this afternoon. Names and places are garbled but imply a motorcade or meeting with admission details and bicycle braces noted.
Fragmented report describes a political convention with local officials, attendees, and planning for a special meeting at City Hall. Mention of Governor Abate Hitews, Frank Be Haske, and district figures. Event aims to amend the convention and organize attendance at state proceedings. A bicycle race with admission ten cents is noted.
Wharton Barker accepts Tate Adyeumtla terms amid a confusing sequence of references to parties at a peewee debuting event. The piece cites Barker’s stance on leadership and responsibilities while noting international tensions and historic statements about Great Britain Australia and Hawaii.
Late local bulletin reports a postponed bicycle races event and a court petition with community impact. The piece mentions the Beaver family of Lakeside, a petition outcome, and a youth’s memorial noting a public seating area and event timing. Authorities urge attendance at the rescheduled Mile Track event with admission listed as 100.
Fragmentary text reports the appointment of two brigadiers in a military context at Wallidton on June 1 with likely references to Col Laeddiee Ut WP and The Pidetyei ind valintens Gantaty Beye cavatey. The article mixes garbled phrases and potential ad copy about products and personal care.
Keith faces murder charges in a troubled case with unclear details and fragmented references. The report mentions multiple names and places, but the exact events and parties remain obscured by garbled text and OCR errors.
Fragmented text references a person named Woe and a doctor or pharmacist. Mentions a trial, a nurse or drafter, and a May date. Multiple garbled phrases obscure exact events or identities.
Speakers included Abe Cito Shattuck and Howe discussing work in China. Attendees named Helga Wyeth and several mission leaders described efforts and hopes for overseas outreach.
An obituary from New York describes the death of Rash Orage G. M. at the New Delhi Genera, noting a long illness and detailing funeral rites at the Presby terkin church. The text records burial in ST Emmig, Mo, and includes scattered biographical mentions and political-era affiliations.
Attend the bicycle races this afternoon on the mile track at Astoria. Admission ten cents.
Attend the bicycle races this afternoon on the mile track featuring Thad Booylll and the casTsS Hi Basta group. Races promise fast laps and local competition.
A fragmented notice from a local event describes a hat holder invention tied to a festival. It mentions a demand for refund money and references bicycle races with an admission price of 10 cents. Entities include a person or group connected to a product, a corruption theme, and a theater-like venue.
A fragmentary notice notes that no reunion will be held this year in Aubien, with scattered references to individuals and past campaigns. The text is incomplete but implies cancellation of a traditional gathering and mentions related parties in a dated regional context.
Department of Public Works invites bids for various sewer and street improvement projects in Fort Wayne. Proposals received by May 35 at the office of the Board will be opened and publicly read, detailing locations such as Hexoliction No. 2062 and street sections between Lohomeyer Pontiac and Center streets. Plans, specifications, and rights reserved are on file for inspection at the Board of Public Works offices.
A long damaged notice details sewer and street improvements in Haerknst with references to Wednedy timetable and local authorities. It mentions local property actions, assessments, and unspecified dates, urging residents to heed the extensive municipal work and related obligations.
Property owners are notified of planned improvements and assessments in Port Wayne. The notice details the timing, rates, and conditions for the public works project, including dates for accepting bids and the financial terms.
A fragmented report references Dr Hey a caller and local names including Morris McDermot and Taibils amid mentions of an exposition in Nebraska. The text hints at a public event or fair and potential delays or losses during a weeklong period.
Hattersley and Sons offer steam and hot water heating artistic wood mantels and fireplace furnishings tile floors and wainscot electric wiring and supply gas and electric fixtures for homes and businesses in the area.
A fragmentary OCR reading outlines a miscellaneous ad like list. It mentions items, prices, contact actions, and brief phrases that resemble a classified sale or notice. The readable parts include price cues such as fifty dollars and references to pets and goods amid garbled text.
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