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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
3
Ambiguous ad text promises money or financial help with unclear details. Mentions arcade, stains, phone contact, and Saturday hours. readable parts insufficient to identify a specific event or organization.
Fort Wayne defeated Indianapolis in a high scoring game behind a three run opening inning and strong support from Daniels. Mullan, Fox, and Kelly provided key hits as Fort Wayne chased early, built a lead, and held on despite late Indianapolis threats.
Reports from Lowville Kentucky and Dayton discuss western association games with rain delays and scattered play. In Columbus and Toledo sites, pitchers performed well though late innings produced runs. scorelines reflect tense early advantage and defense.
Fragmentary text notes a National League standing reference and a club game result of a decisive 8 to 1, with garbled names and terms likely stemming from OCR. The readable bits imply a sports standings update and a lopsided match score for a club, but full details are unavailable.
Baseball report details a 4 to 2 Cleveland win over Baltimore with Curated notes on the game, umpires, and players. Mentions June and Dowling as Cleveland pitchers and includes scattered injuries and other league items.
The Irving French company opens a three night engagement at the Masonic Temple starting Monday evening with A Tousaaway Wilk a farcical comedy. Irving French leads a strong cast including Miss Hattie Raynes and a capable supporting company. Popular prices are 10 20 and 30 cents with ladies free opening night when escorted by a paid 40 cent ticket. Season tickets go on sale tomorrow morning.
Fragmented OCR note discusses selling Tot without interests on mandy payments and claims no cost increase for two years. It mentions mailing by a certain time and uses informal phrasing with unclear dates or names.
The annual exercises at Wayne Township School No 4 saw diplomas awarded by Trustee Schirmeyer due to County Superintendent Young’s illness. Judge Aiken gave a brief class address urging character and teaching, while graduates and faculty were celebrated by Miss Nix and Prof. Rogers.
A Boston man who recently married a young woman explains he did not marry for money. He credits Dr. King's New Life Pills with restoring her to health and vitality, curing ailments from liver trouble to fever and age. The ad-like item underscores the product's claimed efficacy and urges trial.
Patchy local notes report Mr. Joh Mod disabled at home with slight illness. Mentions social events at Plymouth Congregational Church and a home gathering at Mrs. Charles Agster. Includes marriage of Clyde M. Gandy and Amy Chiawell, and a Wayne Hotel fire incident with suspect Charles Jones. Also notes election of officers at Medicetuoch quia lodge and a planned Philippine posting for newlyweds.
Yerkes declares control of the London Underground via the Associated Trustees. He says funds come mainly from American financiers and he hopes to begin work within months after parliamentary consent. Plans mirror the elevated line model used in Chicago.
Indianapolia reporter notes the Supreme Court denied the application for transfer from the Appellate Court in the Milton Shirk executor case, with the order stating the thirty day window to apply for supreme court review. The record lists decisions and mentions related cases from the Indiana Supreme Court and appellate court decisions, including other appeals from various counties and utilities.
Indianap olis reports Plymouth member Kruger announces retirement after long service on the Thirteenth District Democratic committee. He plans to step down next January, opening a shift in the party state committee as discussions of personnel changes continue across districts.
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