04 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
1
Local ad touts Hyomei inhaler sold with every outfit calling it the Little Pocket Physician. It claims catarrh cure with no stomach dosing, offering a complete kit for $1 and a money back guarantee if it fails to cure.
The female pigeon race at Wayne Honda’s Cla, postponed by bad weather, was won by Gebfert’s Bird which led from release at Edwardville AL. First place by Gebfert’s bird, with second through seventh places listed and a cab line ad appears at the end.
Ambiguous text references a college team and a matchup set for next Saturday at a venue described as Forest Park. Mentions Wabash and Concordia and Culver Cadets in a confused line that suggests a schedule or pregame activities.
National League action in Cincinnati and St Louis produced a 0 0 first game and 1 1 second game draw. McGinnis starred for Cincinnati despite a finger injury while St Louis benefited from timely hitting and strong pitching to salvage a split.
Fragmentary report on a Washington versus Philadelphia game with scattered names, innings, and umpire notes. The readable portion mentions errors, pitching, fielding, and multiple players and officials, but key details are obscured.
In a chaotic game featuring several errors the Kansas City area club struggles to find rhythm. Scattered plays and miscommunications disrupt progress as Louisville and nearby teams exchange blows in a tense period.
In a muddled Central League summary from Muncie and Canton, McCannell and Perrins spark the local team with late-inning hits while Dayton yields three runs in the eighth to fall behind. Hampered by errors, the visitors push in a tenth to claim a 4 3 win as Chambers and Clarke turn in key contributions.
Kid Dougherty earns another decision in a swift contest against Rob Wright of Southwark. Dougherty, from Fort Wayne, Ind, stayed cool and aggressive as the match stayed close throughout, yielding a hard fought win in a lively city ring.
The Fort Wayne Shamrocks defeated Chicago teams in back to back games, extending their season win streak. They next face Bluffton at League Park, with strong showings boosting perception of their league prospects and road resilience.
The Indianapolis Star enters its new north Pennsylvania and New York streets building. It features a monster press for the regular edition and a color press for Sunday supplements. The cremation department is on the third floor, and AP Indiana headquarters occupy two rooms on the second floor.
Confectionary for sale advertised with P. O. Box No. 183 in the city. Journal-Gazette want ads bring results. It has been proven time and again. Try them.
The Allen County Auditor announces a three month supply bid for groceries and related goods for the County Poor Farm. Bids must be filed with the Auditor and opened by the Board of Commissioners on a specified June date. Bidders must specify items, brands, grades, and include samples where required. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Patrolman Keinix was called yesterday morning to the home of Mrs Nelson Bacher at 1244 Mwlig Street where a husky intruder frightened the household. The boy grabbed edibles from the kitchen table and then escaped into the backyard.
J Stoenr, druggist at the corner of Cowen Bid Kitty avenue, plans to move out of the building. Ele Wilk store stock will not reenter here and may be shipped to Texas cities. The vacated structure will be repaired and used as passenger and freight depot by the Interurban company this month.
Discussions on a proposed regional circuit expanding the Central League with teams from Wheeling Zanesville Canton Youngstown Akron Springfield and others. Supporters include Dr FLFE and Marty Logan as organizers eye a new league amid rivalries and financial concerns.
Martin will tend the garden to day and Captain Seitz will return to short. Sinomisger bought new baseball shoes after recovering from a finger split. Merrow observes stolen base results as The Corner Rod and Gun Club heads to Van Wert on the Interurban with their strongest line up this season to win the game.
The Fort Wayne Retail Merchants association met to denounce penny arcades and a spoof on penny slot machines they say harms youth. They planned to ask authorities to suppress the activity and discussed a new bridge over the St. Murcy’s river at Barthold, with only partial council support for increasing funds.
Paris January 3. The extended strike of the seamen has virtually ended with the strikers capitulation. They are expected to resume work at home and colonial ports tomorrow morning.
Jeffersonville Ind June 3 The board of trustees of the Indiana reformatory paroled sixteen prisoners in a monthly session. Sixty five applicants were considered for release by the trustees in their meeting today.
The article notes community editorials on a Decatur film show deemed non offensive by ministers, reports nine bids for Reynolds road in Hartford township with Heller as low bidder, and repairs at the Murray hotel after rain damage. It also covers locals planning a trip to Oklahoma, a Bonlder Colorado job transfer for Jack Neininger, the Decatur Produce building nearing July occupancy, and a pet bear incident resulting in the animal’s death near the Johnson farm.
Funeral services for Brother Patrick Reidy will be held Wednesday morning at 8 30 from his residence 220 East Williams street. A full attendance is desired. JAS S DANeHY secretary. Rest for business women.
The Athenian club of Garratt plans a Wednesday afternoon event at Mrs Howard Mounta ins home on Dlouston Street. Members from Auburn will visit by Interurban train from 2310 PM and return on a special schedule. The program includes piano solos, a duet, and Current Events talks followed by refreshments and social entertainment. Officers and membership details reflect a literary focus and a 25-person limit. Next year Germany’s History will be added to meetings.
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