07 Jun 1902
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1902
Page
1
Baseball standings feature Cincinnati and Philadelphia leading in separate sections with team notes, attendance figures, and umpire references. Chicago and Brooklyn split results, while New York plays an eleven inning game noted for key hitters and defensive plays. Postponements and venue mentions appear for Davenport and other cities.
Fragmented report covers games with Milavatin 2.0 and Joe Une Td cleats. Highlights include strong pitching, late rally by Louisville and Indianapolis performances, umpire Haakell noted. Names like Dalter, Bibling, and LePeurts appear amid a bustling scoretable of cities and teams.
A contested basketball game drew a protest from officials or players alleging improper umpire attire amid tensions after a close call. The disputed moment centered on the umpire’s dress as teams argued the ruling and lingering confusion followed the protest.
In the Southern League the Shreveport Sterepont beat Memphis 2 to 1, while Memphis lost 1 to 2. The Meelvil LMG Rock Linte Roel Ae Boilie contested New Oriduise New Orhean 2 to 3 in another match.
An account reviews a death described as self-inflicted by fire and bullets involving Ing. Hivamond and mentions a 79 year old man Wilken AL Armisteang. The report cites coroner findings and notes the body was found after an apparent suicide attempt with fire and weapon. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
In Manila on June 1 reports describe cavalry units being captured and prisoners taken. The chaotic scene includes ambushes near the coast, fatalities, and ongoing efforts by forces loyal to the government to counter insurgent threats and secure officials.
Fire destroys a building labeled as insurance-related in the West region, with damage estimated near twenty thousand dollars. The blaze was reported to have started in the afternoon, with responders arriving quickly to contain it as occupants evacuated from the fourth floor. The National Biscuit Company reportedly faced losses connected to the incident and an insurance claim appears to be filed for twenty thousand dollars.
A fragmented list of individuals and localities connected to Indiana pension allocations follows. Names include James M. Lene, Loren Ilana, Richmond, Lewis H. Shelbury, Valentine Shoals, Jehn Trogers, Thadirl M. Mortog, Princeton, and George A. Smith among many others. The document references various sums and towns, indicating a broad pension distribution or payment records with multiple figures and localities.
A scanned ad touts Allen's Foot Powder as a cure for burning, smarting feet and tender shoes. It claims instant relief from irritation, reduces friction, and prevents calluses, recommending purchase from druggists and shoe stores with mail order options for 25 cents. Free trial offer appears directed to Le Roy, M. and related address.
The readable fragments discuss pain in children, nerves, sleep, and patience as sources of strength. It mentions patience aiding rest, nutrition, and nerves, with hints at recovery through steady support and inner fortitude. Specific words are unclear but convey resilience and endurance themes.
An old advertisement extols Chase's Nerve Pills sold at Myers Bros drug store and other outlets. It claims the tonic steadies nerves, aids sleep, and improves health, with a testimonial from Mrs. TL Shaille of No 4 Bake Street Mort Warne asserting personal relief and satisfaction.
Auction style notice offers houses from 500 to 7000 and vacant lots 150 to 2000. It claims no fixed property and invites buyers to select what they want, with terms to suit. Contact details point to Rome 1T and 38 Pixtey-Louk Bik Olive.
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