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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1900
Page
8
A garbled dispatch claims Kruger prepares to defend Pretoria while Roers and others resist invaders in a reverse of expected surrender. The piece mentions Cape Town, Medebu rg, and Middeturg in a tense war update with uncertain names and dates.
In a morning dispute between the Wabash Star and Times of SGTPinter offices, editor Slape was assaulted as Wildonee and Wikt suspended blows and chairs in a chaotic struggle. Will Stare and others confronted reporters, with doors and offices jolted by the melee. Police or authorities were not immediately cited.
A jumble of 19th century dispatches covers Wilkinson on the Sety Anion and other events. It notes military movements, leadership talk, and prospective presidential nominations amid railway, labor, and diplomatic references from New York, Paris, and London, with mentions of Lord Roberts and German and French figures. The fragmented text also hints at strikes, government positions, and party dynamics shaping early 20th century politics.
A garbled OCR style report references wartime events with scattered names and places. Mentions of units, casualties, medical care, and hospital conditions surface alongside unclear dates and figures. The readable bits hint at a battle or oppression context and refugee or prisoner stories amid disrupted communications.
Fragmented OCR text shows a candidate named Wielack pursuing a lead position in a state race. The garbled lines reference a campaign, a vow or pledge, and mentions weeks of activity or events. Readable names include Mr Wielack and Mr Num, with unclear context for dates or locations.
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