05 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
1
Vague OCR text shows a football or baseball score between Washington and St Louis with unclear team names and garbled names like Wartiene and Vowell. Mentions detectives and riots but details are unreadable. No clear outcome or full names can be confirmed from the fragment.
Wheeling hosts Terre Haute as the Central League game ends 4 to 2 in favor of Wheeling. Injuries and onfield confusion mar the action while fans await updates on key players.
The account describes Shamrock players, refereeing chatter, and a tense bench scene as the team faces opponents in a late season clash. It notes a Saturday and Sunday hearing with fans present, and mentions community figures and religious groups involved in local coverage.
Fragmentary totemic sales note describes a winter packaging tablet with dubious branding. Mentions EW Grove signature and a bold claim of originality. Reads like a misread pharmaceutical advertisement from a college bulletin.
Fragmented OCR style text outlines standings and mentions Wan Lost Jet, Hunttuston and Targa among scattered terms. It references volunteers, diners, restoration, and a dated tense feel but contains no clear event, date, or verifiable entities to form a solid summary.
Fragmented notes indicate Hartford City baseball organization dissolves amid staff changes and match postponements. Names like Meiser Stolte Meyers appear in a garbled report, with references to four “guillotiers” and a forecasted event tagged as an upcoming game or trial.
Report of a break in at Mrs Gerke's poultry house with unknown suspects and scattered poultry remains. Notes indicate neighbors heard noises and a partial description of a suspect. Police investigating theft of chickens and equipment from the farm.
A chaotic fragment discusses claims that a biography of Vice President Fairbanks fabricates or plagiarizes material. It notes that copies were bought up at hotels and news dealers, while friends defend the article’s accuracy and the biography’s portrayal. It mentions a Patterson-Fletcher Co. display of wedding apparel.
Charles Denby, late chief clerk of the state department and recently named American commissioner general of Shanghai, sailed for New York with his family, expecting to sail with them Saturday. Mrs Denby and children will remain for some time.
A Love Feast ceremony is planned near Peru as Old Order Dunkards prepare to wash feet in a barn. The event includes a dinner at 2 and a later supper with preaching, reflecting traditional rites of their faith community.
Lincoln Te Reed, described as father of eight, was arrested last night on charges connected to a company scheme. Reed, aged, allegedly altered records and attempted to obtain $90 from a transaction. He denied the accusations and said he had prepared a policy before the incident. Reed’s arraignment is scheduled for the morning.
Logansport Indiana June 4 rival factions of the International Women's Label League clashed over leadership. Mrs. Mame Breve of Alexandria claims election authority against Chicago leaders Mrs. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Fields. Court actions and contested secretaries and bonds follow after a disputed referendum.
A Fort Wayne parochial school commencement featured student leaders and a literary program. Highlights include Salutatory by Tarek dating and Eiderneath, with Agnes Costello and Miss Annee among graduates. The ceremony ended with a large reception and plans for future events.
A fractured notice describes Frankfort’s upcoming football game at home Thursday and a practice lineup with a two elks and a biker of unknown value. It mentions a Preston display, a slot weld exhibit, and an Engle group plans with new members Thursday evening. attending brothers invited.
Wabash Ind June 4 L R Cochran operator at the Wabash railway block Laintiot at Dartiniin was found fatally stabbed after going missing from work. Despite search efforts and care from medical staff, he remained insensible and died of injuries. Police are investigating the assault and are seeking clues about the unknown assailant.
An undated medical note attributed to Captain McLean discusses kidney disease symptoms and a claimed Fulton’s Renal Compound. The text references Bright's Disease, dropsy, and proposals to seek treatment with claimed remedies, urging readers to beware of misleading medical assertions.
Mrs Amanda Robinson died shortly before 10 o clock Tuesday at her daughter’s farm near Robison park St Joseph township after a stroke last year. She was eighty two, born in Pennsylvania August 18 1825, lived in Allen county since youth, widow fifty years, survived by daughter Mrs C C Smith and son Nelson G Pratt of Naperville Illinois and Mrs Bart arriving for obsequies. arrangements to be announced.
In South Bend Indiana Orven Furber aged twenty nine a college graduate died by suicide using a carbolic well drink after losing his right arm in a railroad accident. His death follows injury and a short illness and reflects a tragic end to a promising young man.
The Indianapolis Star announces a paper price hike affecting daily and Sunday editions. The change includes a weekly rate rising to ten cents and Sunday print at fifteen cents. Officials cite a necessary increase to cover paper and distribution costs.
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