Weather forecast for Washington and Michigan coast
A brief forecast notes Monday through Tuesday with variable to strong coastal winds. Lighter westerly flow expected later, with northeast to east breezes over Michigan and coastal areas.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1900
Page
4
A brief forecast notes Monday through Tuesday with variable to strong coastal winds. Lighter westerly flow expected later, with northeast to east breezes over Michigan and coastal areas.
Various residents and relatives feature in a long, uneven notice. Mrs Chattes Juddison of New Carve Ind is described as visiting her sister Mrs doin Wisuhirrt. Mrs Gaskill recently confined to the deme Muuapleal fat. The piece lists attendees at a convention including Mes TH Ma Hes Tadhanagillis, Mrs 21h Stier, Aly Maury O Meara, and Mra Minh Hogan, with unclear events and a plan for performances by a company to entertain patrons.
The notice advertises Wabash Railway excursions in June July and August 1900 to multiple western and southern states including New Mexico Nebraska Oregon Utah and Wisconsin with twenty one day passes and special fast trains. Tickets and travel details are provided through agent Thornton at Fort Wayne.
The New York Hoosier Club plans a dinner with many notable attendees including Mrs. Fisher and Dr. Tid Cuppy. Key figures Joseph Arthur and Wilken Ingersoll join as the club organizes events for Indiana alumni in New York City.
A local ad announces money to loan at low percentages with unlimited amounts and rapid approval. It notes repayment on favorable terms and lists contact details for Owen N Leadon and a law office, with a street address and phone number. The text includes additional local notices and a shop offer.
Mrs. C. Me Mille Jenyes seeks a vote in Moeherte with Mrs. Euertson traveling to the upland abroad. Miss Dhiyyn Slerrel Tans visits Navir Manchester for weeks, while Forker and Mrs. TB Tillisen plan gatherings at Wengetys Cubs. Mr. Patterson visits near Fort Wayne and citys, with Mrs. Cart Daum traveling there. Amie dies at St Mats Wind. a long social calendar of entertainments, church events, and weddings unfolds across Fort Wayne, Cherie, and nearby communities. The piece also contemplates marriage maturity and its social implications, citing clergy guidance and a mass at St. Mary’s.
Money to loan at 0 8 eight per cent per year offered by Huhne & Co. at 19 Court Street. Collin’s Trade Cream, depots and stations listed with contact numbers Belt 137 and phone 441. Local notices reflect financial offers and services with clipped OCR errors.
Fragmented police notes describe an investigation involving named individuals and a local institute. Authorities mention a death and required interrogations, with references to a White Street area, a public walkway, and a memorial tone amid unclear details.
Attention Democrats report Indianapolis convention plans with a proposed Wabash line train service. Mentions speakers and logistics, including fundraising figures and guest appearances. The chaotic OCR yields scattered names and phrases but centers on a state party gathering and transport ideas.
The cornerstone for Ramaine Lutheran Church on Greighten Avenue was laid with a solemn service. Pastor Hey Jensen delivered the sermon as crowds gathered for the ceremonial ground breaking and foundation work.
A garbled excerpt discusses future names and values, mentioning Hebrews and universal aspects. The text appears as a distorted claim about symbols such as sun and statue and the meaning of names within a cultural or religious framework. The phrasing suggests OCR corruption with unclear references and no distinct event or attribution.
Vernon Roosevelt signed the Neely extradition papers in Towae ton New York on June 3 and they were forwarded to Washington.
Fragmented OCR reports a political gathering involving WR Robinson at his home, with mentions of Indiana convention, Democratic efforts, and various local campaign topics. The text is garbled but references speeches, adjournment, and party rhetoric amid a Vermont context and statewide political themes.
Fragmentary text describes a Hebrew feast with ceremonial details, praising Aaron and a soprano maiden. It references sacred covenant, chosen people, sanctity, and long historical roots, mentioning biblical figures and medieval parallels while noting celebratory prayers and rituals.
An elderly woman, Mrs. Mhuniren Bodyaan, widow of Pete Jammiron, died Monday morning at home. She had lived many years in the community and is survived by three children, Pred Bain, Wil amy Ostaed, and Reinke Pode. The funeral arrangements and further details were given by local officials.
The record recounts a 2018 bicycle meet with multiple heat races and sprint finals. Notable riders include Stevens, Tron Ophinde, and Aly Chree Twila, with results shown in heats leading to the mile and sprint conclusions.
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