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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1903
Page
7
Fragments describe interior construction with a constant articulation of air and a goal of even cold dry temperature in a provision chamber, followed by a stray remark about a fee bill.
The Wabash Railroad secures the Greyhound on Lake Erie for Sunday trips from Fort Wayne and intermediate stations to Detroit via Toledo. The Greyhound is described as a premier, stylish day boat with luxury interiors, a 3,000 passenger capacity, and new features including a ladies parlor. Train delays follow a derailment risk at Hanna street crossing. Several staff changes and accident notes accompany ongoing yard and track work.
Danville officials issue strict whistle restrictions through city ordinances. Trainmaster Wells instructs engineers to comply, with police ordered to arrest violators. Engine 7213 readied for service as a 45 day coal test begins under supervision of special apprentices and a fire marshal team. A physician consultation follows ongoing improvements.
Fragmentary notice shows names Wade Evom and Weibecke in a Journal-Gazette classified want ads section. Details unclear due to OCR. The readable items indicate personal notices or missing person style listings with names and an advertiser context.
Grand Rapids reports Lindsay remains with the team despite claims Nippert and Eichler advanced funds and jumped to pay men. Lindsay asserts payments were timely with only small advances refunded. talks of transferring ownership and moving the club to Anderson persist as players express desire to return if sold.
Southwestern Oil company on the Aaron Beck farm north of Westchester reports a powerful gas and oil gusher rising to twenty feet after anchors were set. A wall on the Kelley farm produced flow. a tank will be erected. Licherman farm well northeast of Westchester shows strong flow in sand. Stoltz well near Westchester paused due to shale gas flow.
A fragmented clipping notes an excursion or event linked to Wayne and Indianapolis with unclear titles. The readable text hints at a special program or cinema listing, but key details such as date, organizer, or venue are missing.
Attorney W. Sutton of Ottawa, former Putnam County state senator candidate, was barred by the circuit court for five years. Indicted on thirty-one counts, the bar association said he engaged in conduct unbecoming a lawyer. He may apply for reinstatement after two years.
Indiana obituary notes the death of Mekee Mettee president of the wholesale shoe firm Mettee & Co in Indianapolis. He was the father of General J W Meee and father-in-law to Harrison's daughter in law. The report references his long illness and his position as chief executive of the company.
The popular Sunday outings offered by the Wabash and Sleamar to Detroit will start on Sunday, June 1st, this year. Steamboat departures are at 6:00. Tickets are priced as advertised.
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