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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
6
Textile workers meet and confer with Manager Thieme as Fort Wayne and Southwestern Traction orders four new cars to be built and ready next month with hashgreye compartments serving as smokers. Cars to be numbered not named, baggage and express facilities increased, downtown terminal work advancing, and legal actions with Wabash railroad discussed.
The article explains a health food product called CHROSPRITO and related items, detailing wheat and fruit components. It discusses nutrition claims, digestion benefits, and a preparation process said to aid digestion and provide balanced nutrition for bread, muscle, and overall health. Gera-Fruta Food Co. of Battle Creek, Mich. markets the products.
State committee will move quickly to prepare for the campaign. Preliminaries were discussed at a meeting after the convention on Wednesday, and another meeting will be held next week.
South Bend June 5. Chiladelphia reports that Raber Khtayneh captain of Notre Drive Iie fall ten has signed with Philadelphia team. Home is in Chief BG. He will join People’s Store ad on Page .
In New York a Hoosier event highlighted by Mediecl vallege and Port Indy figures is recorded. The Dryn Bauyr commencement noted Miss Luville and Berber receiving the degree of hachvlue of arts, marking a notable academic milestone for Indiana attendees.
London racing notes describe Maher claiming three races at a Surrey track meeting amid mixed results for other jockeys. Several events reference horses, handlers, and prize details, with mentions of Horton prize, Reval, and various riders such as Martin and George Edward Sanihy in a bustling late June program.
President Rogsetell condemns prevailing softness as Secretary Root and other officials listen at the eleventh annual convention of the Association of Minuty Suescons of the United States. The speech argues civilization demands strength, duty, and hard work to meet modern challenges.
The text lists Anghent lodge officers chosen for the coming year including Noble Grand Arch Charles Sto ri and Grand Avctobilly ML Engh with other names such as Charlest Gabler and Adar Kaliuaanelia. It records a ceremonial selection event in Indianapolis and mentions a meal or feast associated with the occasion.
A state clerks association outlines a reform movement led by the local union, aiming to secure better wages and higher efficiency. The effort, organized by the Fortes unit, anticipates an event in Mangia and calls for participation from clerks in other cities.
Judge order reverses a ruling in Allen County. The appeal concerns Rachel Mason and Jennie Mason in the district court matter with guardian James Van Hernoh and the Mercer guardianship, noted in the Indianapolis regional docket and related rehearing petition.
The article notes Griffith secured renomination in a Nashville district, with party figures like Foulds and local Democrats confirming the outcome. Details are sparse due to OCR issues, but the key fact remains the renomination of Griffith.
The Siateral grand jury found Badan HallicLt guilty of using the mails for fraudulent purposes in a case tied to an Oregon mining principal. The indictment comes as a surprise to counsel and observers.
The Nations Association of Traveling Freight Agents met in Indianapolis. Officers were chosen: President TF Sweet, Vice-President William Thorn, Secretary John Woods, Treasurer Willel Ham Austin. No further notable business recorded.
A fragmented report details attempts by Combes to form a cabinet amid party realignments. Premier Leskay Tr fayette and allies discussed methods to assemble a new government as Renaloro aides, including former vice president, surfaced with plans to influence the cabinet lineup.
General Gomez rejects a proposed pension of 6400 dollars in a recent government discussion. He urges colleagues to defend his resolution, arguing the government should honor veterans and support soldiers in need. The dialogue touches on wartime service and ongoing financial commitments to military families.
A failed OCR read describes the American Labor convention in Denver organizing efforts to recruit farm workers into the union, with aims to unite local associations and push for organizing drives among farm hands. The text shows corrupted phrasing but centers on labor union actions and organizing in Colorado.
A royal dinner in London featured King Edward entertaining guests including prominent figures and members of the community. Attendees noted the cordial atmosphere as discussions touched on civic duties and national affairs.
PROMISES of big sale at a local store appear in a fragmentary ad. The readable text suggests a community retailer offering discounted merchandise and bargain pricing, with no clear dates or exact items due to the damaged OCR.
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