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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1901
Page
4
The forecast highlights showers and windy periods from Tuesday through Thursday with brisk southeasterly winds and warmer temperatures in parts of Ohio and Michigan. Monday brings fair skies in some areas, with cooler conditions possible later in the week.
Dorn to Mr and Mrs Kua Mobrock son. Mayor Berghof returns from Chicago. Dr HS Winaler of Archibald Ohio visits Dr AM Karns. Cathedral youth plan a meeting Tuesday at Library Hall for a special purpose. Corpus Christi feast day observed next Thursday. Procession of the Blessed Sacrament Saturday marked a beautiful ceremony.
An old advertisement urges families to buy a Chamber lais Colt Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy before summer. It claims high usefulness for vowel complaints and suggests it is essential for children. The seller touts broad availability through “my all dragylats.”
A fragmented court docket from Alton County lists judges and cases guiding July hearings. Notable items include a September 23 conference for a judgment analyst, commitment orders for detention, and several civil matters involving individuals and local entities amid unclear specifics and spellings.
OCR notes a garbled sentence about monthly payments and costs over two years. No clear events, names, or places readable.
An advertisement from Mrs. E C Rodenbeck on Tid Calhoun Street promotes The Transformation a new moifture claimed to dress a ladies back half and create waves. The copy also mentions nine first class barbers and notes meal hour service.
Slogan filled ad offering 20 percent off on Alcydles sundries and repairs. Mentions contact at Tarmon and Thompson corner of Barr and Berry Streets and a phone line Phono 102. Wording suggests a local hardware or repair business promotion in a historical urban paper.
Ras Lathrop filed a bankruptcy petition in the United States court on Saturday. The liabilities are listed at 9290 and assets at 250. Doughman and Olds signed the petition.
Money to loan at low annual interest from Kruhne and Co at 1 Court St. Cameras and supplies dealer Beck and O'Brien announces a new stock of cameras for sale and rental services including developing aid and finishing cameras. Columbian Graphophones priced at 5 to 10 dollars. Gay Conklin advertises a showroom near the Cathedral.
The annual Old Settlers gathering in Noble County will be held in Albion Indiana on Thursday in 1901. Pioneers meet at 10:30 for business, followed by an address by Hon. Thomas R Marshall of Columbia City at 1:30. A band concert caps the evening as preparations promise the best meeting in years.
The Supreme Court ruled jurors are entitled to two dollars per day for up to two hours of service and that it does not matter if work occurs at night. Velaware county juror served from November 20 to December 2, 1808, received fifty dollars for two days and twelve debts. The county auditor had refused payment, but the higher court reversed, holding the statute fixes pay at two dollars per day for up to ten hours.
Fitch and Sone report multiple notable sales including a piece called Thy Diether loch on Wella etiived with a $4,300 consideration. Properties on Eait Wayte street valued at $4,250 were conveyed. The agency Monro W. Fitch & song facilitated the transactions at 89 Culttown street.
The U S Mortgage and Trust Co of New York offers unlimited loans in Fort Wayne at five percent. Owen N Heaton, attorney for the company, accepts specifications at the office corner Court and Berry streets. No delay in closing. Repay any time any amount dealt.
Vacant lots offered with small monthly payments and no interest. Property exchange possible with payment differences. Desirable dwellings for sale and farms of 300, 80, and 20 acres offered for trade. Money loaned on reasonable terms. Room 26 Bank Block. Freistroffer.
In late May 1901 the Fort Wayne and Western railway announces two new train connections between Findlay and Fort Wayne. Train No. 5 departs Findlay at 7:50 p.m. and reaches Fort Wayne by 11:00 p.m. Train No. 6 leaves Fort Wayne at 2:20 p.m. and arrives Findlay at 6:10 p.m.
Fragmentary text offers guidance about getting tasks done correctly with no disappointment but provides no concrete facts, entities, dates, places, or actions to summarize into a proper newspaper item.
Miss Wordem returns from Auburn and Mrs Potter from Ashland. several ladies travel and visit in nearby towns. The Girls' Friendly Society meets at Trinity parish house at 7:30 this evening. tours and luncheons feature among the social calendar.
At Robison Park Theatre a full house enjoyed a lively program headlined by Charles Melville and the Fowler sisters. Gray and Delmo provided comic relief, Leopold and Weet sang, and Wil Metstegur closed with Tris to Paris, a popular agriscope reel. Warmer weather should boost attendance all week.
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