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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1902
Page
4
The city notes a past outing, a Marine visit to Tarnier, and varied local notices. Residents, events, and gatherings are described with mentions of a West Wayne student reception, church services, a Pennsylvanian weather note, and community meetings.
Anna Bloomhuff seeks five thousand dollars in a court action alleging damages from a family dispute over household goods. The complaint, prepared by lawyers Colevick and Thomas, targets Mrs. Byltz and Mr. Bekert. The case recounts a contested sale and publicized scandal involving eight boarders and household belongings.
The text argues against heavy carbonaceony meals at breakfast and endorses a light routine centered on the Bert morning foundation GrapeNate and chou. It suggests simple prepped foods, emphasizes fresh fruits, and links diet to body heat, mood, and daily function while warning about weather impact on well being.
Fragmentary notice from a local page highlights a purity motto and a bakery name linked to SCUWIETER'S NAKERY. Text is incomplete with uncertain dates or actions but suggests a community notice about a business or value statement.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention rail travel, passenger agents, and excursion pricing. The text references Pennsylvania company services, translated holiday exchanges, and trips with stated prices, but most details are illegible leaving a partial notice of travel offers and schedules.
A notice states that after anticipated events, poetry and designs will be removed. It mentions competing for cash and includes names such as James and Wayne Piscult Go, with unclear wording and several typos.
Fragmentary text describes a standing display at a foundation with references to drinks and vendors. The legibility is poor, name fragments appear as A. Cs Adrehtz and Veni Niet Aite, with unclear context and no coherent event or date. The readable content suggests a beverage vendor scene rather than a full report.
Boston and return for 18.75 via Wabash Railroad on June 12 13 and 14. Four trips a day with trains at 5:35 and 4:89 pm. From Port Wayne to Moston in twenty three hours forty minutes. Telegraph and telephone details incomplete due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a wanted notice or alert naming a person and location but the readable fragment is garbled. The readable elements include a person name fragment and an implied demand or warning tied to a place or event, yet specifics are unclear.
Vague text notes Mr J W Vordemart and a parade featuring an Anthony Wayne era motif. Mention of a red ribbon medal and a front display. Judge Taylor travels to Chicago. Lt. Gov Gilbert to deliver the day address. Midge Taylor to pen a letter to be read during proceedings.
The Wollfs military band postpones its Friday evening concert. Thousands of residents planned to attend strolls downtown for events and to hear the program. The next concert will be held Tuesday evening honoring Wigult settlers during a reunion in the city, with a balcony viewing over the entrance.
Obituary notices list Christian Praathokt a settler from Adams County who died at eighty four after a long life of travel and residence in Urhk county. Also noted are Marguerite Gary and Bernard Moyer with funeral plans, and Coleman with service details. The notices mention multiple family members and burial locations, reflecting local practice.
A garbled newspaper notice advertises Welch repair by Neek and Brian at a Calhoun Street and Washington Bowle Yard corner. It mentions Feal ci cole and a unclear event reference, with unfamiliar names and a stray phrase about Pere ernie a vs On re TOLEC.
The Detroit Sunday excursion season starts Sunday June 5 with weekly trips to Detroit and return for 31 60. A special train leaves Wabash station at 6 am. The Great Lake Flyer will begin service next Sunday with the New Crayon ship offering flat trips between Toledo and Welpit on Sundays starting June 15.
Fragmentary OCR item shows a storefront ad with a phone number and scattered brand names including Ganzer and Trap. It references a Casit Store at 1S ST. and appears as an incomplete historical trade notice.
Ve sey & Hwat on offer loans at five percent not under one thousand dollars, secured by mortgage on Fort Wayne improved property in a formal notice from a Bay of Naplan district legal office. The United States flagship and cruisers under Rear Admiral Crowninshield sail from Albany to Southampton.
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