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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1901
Page
9
Owners in the neighbor hood hold out for high prices or refuse to sell delaying the massive electric works project. Managers report inability to secure suitable ground delaying construction as real estate owners resist offers. Local officials and engineers note the need for space to build the power plant and supporting facilities.
Footwear for spring highlights artistic shoemaking and perfect fitting qualities. Local craftsman showcase pairs blending style with comfort, using new leathers and ergonomic lasts. Community buyers explore designs, colorways, and affordable prices at the seasonal exhibit.
In the scattered notes from the Nickel Plate and Wabash shops, several workers, including firemen and machinists, return to duty after vacations while others receive long leaves. An excursion to Fort Wayne is planned, and repairs like fresh whitewash coats appear at the G. road. A Detroit and Toledo steam line is rumored, with several employees heading to events and funerals.
A scanned old notice warns about counterfeit medical goods and lists penalties. It mentions a 3500 reward for information, notes fake mail sent with stamps, and names J Woodworth & Co Druggiats and local stores in Schulte Bros and Calhoun Street. It cautions buyers to beware of imitations and advises attention to packaging and source.
Mrs N B Rowe of 85 Calhoun Street announces going out of business as she reduces stock of millinery. Prices greatly reduced. Wead.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a sale event with dates June 18 and July 1. It mentions an agent in CAL Astertit and Wayne, Indiana, plus a contact method via mail, wire, or phone. The text is garbled but indicates a brief auction or sale period of four days around those dates.
Judge Allen Zolirs favors Wn Val paraiso on professional matters while Attorney S J Morris stays home due to a nose ailment. KK Wheelock plans a midmonth break to New Mr A and Ty will be at his plane of b. Fort Wayne High School seniors will run an excursion to Rome City next Friday drawing a large crowd. Mr Thomas Doncan returns to Chicago after a brief visit. Miss Jen s Drake will perform at St Pauls M church this evening with a local quartet. Committees from Commercial elds and Cigarmak ers’ qidunt discuss home made cigars sales. seven cigar makers meet with them. A Ramsey avenue house owned by Mr Eitwant Suter burned Saturday morning. fire caused about 1h damage. Fire brigade not required. neighbors extinguished blaze likely from a stove near wood.
A local blacksmith in Goodland suffers chronic pain in his arm and shoulders for years. A healer prescribes Dodie Kitnax PH, claimed to cure rheumatism. After starting the medicine, his symptoms vanish and he reports relief. Credit is given to Delis Khtony PH for the cure, with mentions of other ailments reportedly improved by the pills.
A garbled OCR description outlines travel by the Lehigh Valley railroad from Paterson to New York with change and stopover options. mentions Walter Brown from Paffate and a route via Nuthe Malle to Philadelphia New York to Pittsburgh.
Fragmentary OCR describes rates for Chan dana Tee and Niigata lalla, listing Adirondacks and Atlantic regions with resort details. Mentions White pouedeing and Gee cont stan, plus a postal address in Olavelaml and names PS Horner and M. Lavathursen.
The Nickel Plate Road announces a new booklet titled Summer Outings detailing resorts and points of interest along its line. The pamphlet also includes graphs and a description of the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo from May 1 to May 10. Call on or address the nearest agent, or F P Horner, G P A, Cleveland, Ohio. 45
In New York on a June meeting, stockholders of the American Telegraph and Telephone company voted to increase capital stock from 50,000 to 150,000. The item notes a $50,000,000 stock addition, with other ad text mentioning a patent medicine claim for Moffat’s Life Pills purporting to cure various stomach and bowel ailments.
Chicago June 3 Newton Todd of Indianapolis broker and Chicago Stock Exchange member was suspended today for alleged unbusiness conduct spanning three years.
The notice advertises money to loan secured by real estate or personal collateral. Streams of lenders offer loans with various terms, asking readers to contact the agency for details and coverage of needed collateral.
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