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An old style ad highlights imperial lox, select teas like Gunpowder and Oolong, praising elegance and superior draw, with mention of regular prices and strong value.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
1
An old style ad highlights imperial lox, select teas like Gunpowder and Oolong, praising elegance and superior draw, with mention of regular prices and strong value.
June 7 Huntington session closes with Miss Winifred Houston delivering remarks on progress and the nineteenth to twentieth century outlook. A paper by Maggie Greens discusses world progression while election of officers for the coming year is announced.
A partial report notes discussion at a Grafton meeting about the 16 state ulcers and senatorial race. The text is garbled but hints at a convention's support for a candidate and a denigration effort, with census opinion unclear and the event tied to a statewide political dynamic.
Denver conveners faced disruption as credential issues stalled proceedings. The gathering, including state officials and delegates, paused while credential disputes remained unresolved, leading to a temporary adjournment with plans to resume the next day.
A garbled June report from Waterbury outlines a Connecticut Democratic convention with urged backing for William Jennings Bryan. It lists delegates and figures such as Graves and Pigott amid unclear references to election pledges and party roles.
Fragmented dispatch reports Boer resistance to British forces and a pending transfer of the drug store in Defiance. Negotiations seek to appoint Conrad Pmockuhias as new principal, with potential changes to ownership and a move to transform the Broathery theatre into a major city attraction.
Fragmented OCR text describes a political gathering in Indianapolis with references to a conservative faction, candidates, and party dynamics. It mentions delegates, conventions, and various unnamed figures amid garbled phrases, suggesting coverage of a Republican or conservative party meeting and its outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a study or outline titled Michigan in Summer, referencing urban planning or educational themes. Mentions Aug and Detroit area. unclear specifics but indicates a schedule or planning discussion involving Michigan cities and summer terms.
A fragmented note reports a decision impacting a political contest with mention of a candidate and charges and a potential confrontation. Names and exact actions are unclear in the text but imply a legal or procedural ruling related to a council seat and candidacy. The readable items reference a candidate and a pending or finalized determination.
A long unreadable OCR snippet details failures at an event, references Ulm tests and transit strife, police presence, and a tense confrontation between striker groups and authorities. It mentions May dates, divisions, and a 4,801 amount with unclear context. The article centers on a chaotic day with injuries, arrests, and security measures.
The report describes a chaotic Democratic National Convention scene with references to delegates, committees, and looming factions. It notes leadership actions in June and December, party tensions, and preparations around a contentious nomination process amid calls for unity.
A long fragmented report notes the defeat of a proposed reorganization. It lists several officials and attendees including Charles Dennilsnn, Edward La Mites, and Mrs. Mbit among others, with scattered references to regions and dates, indicating a failed plan and ensuing confusion.
Freight and passenger timetable fragment mentions routes and stops with regional names and dates. The readable items reference Minesti sory pL Sanday se ph Soniye Sains Net bie Mpigh DOME Mo. Mexcopt Suidey No kt.
Readable fragments imply a local park or street note mentioning Rabie Daly Suen and perhaps a wand or sign. No clear event date or actions. Context suggests a partial notice or oblique reference to a place or people without a coherent incident.
Fragmentary text shows reference to Nickel Plate trains seeking something, unclear details, possibly a transportation or railway service note. The legible bits indicate demand or request related to Nickel Plate, with limited context about intent or outcome.
A garbled West Virginia political update outlines Democratic state reinvention and upcoming electoral steps with references to figures, locations, and processes. It notes participation by named parties and hints at party strategies and district-level dynamics amid a broader reshaping of state politics.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a railroad accident near Omaha Nebraska with a train collision causing injuries. The readable lines mention a derailment or crash involving a Chicago railway line and fatalities, amid chaotic aftermath and repair efforts. Names, times, and exact facts are unreadable in the fragment.
Fragmented OCR text shows scrambled political content with references to a nominee, resignation, and convention. No coherent person or event details emerge beyond hints of a party convention and some names.
Mrs Beattie, noted clairvoyant palm reader, advertises services at 48 Ewing Street W End of Lewis Court. Offers guidance on luck, love, marriage, divorce, and personal troubles with daily hours 9 am to 7 pm except Sundays. Phone listed as 1473 Main.
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