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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
1
Garbled OCR fragment mentions pills and files, vague medical terms, and scattered addresses and names. Contains stray phrases about drying protection and ratings, with incomplete sentences and unclear context. No coherent event or identifiable subjects fully readable for a solid summary.
Mer C Marthing recalls near death nine years ago before a druggist recommended electric bitters. She credits the tonic with restoring strength after a severe decline and says she has felt well ever since. Sold under guaranty at Dreler and Bro’s drug store.
Fort Wayne sports and city notes mix baseball chatter about managers owners and players with a memorial day appreciation from the executive committee thanking business leaders schools and societies for their support in honoring fallen servicemen. Mentions Frank Schulte of the Cubs undergoing appendicitis surgery and other team chatter about upcoming series and hopeful wins.
The locals snap a losing streak with a dramatic rally and solid hitting. Blount and Geyer lead a late scoring surge while Dickson and Fremer provide key plays to knot the game at six then pull ahead in the eighth. The visitors answer with two in the ninth but fall short as Hendricks and Kelley seal the win for the home nine.
In Terre Haute a close American Association game ended 8 to 7 with Terre Haute defeating Zanesville. The contest featured strong pitching from Douthett and notable hits from Cameron and Lingd. Events included late rallies and defensive miscues, with a crowd noting the season’s tight standings and upcoming Gunthers meeting.
Special to the Jowrons Gazette. Dayton led with 10 votes while South Bend had 4 as of July 10. The opening hours showed Dayton overcoming early issues and securing a 19 to 4 advantage. The report notes total votes reached 504, with the tally continuing to unfold.
Evansville and Wheeling clash as the Champs regain footing after a bumpy matchup. Fans note a tense scene with Grana Ranlds and Papner Clark among the key names, while contract talk and line changes frame the bout.
Reports from Washington reveal tense vice presidential discussions at the Taft gathering. Senator Dolliver and Secretary Cortelyou eye the top spot with Governor Hughes rumored as a possible second ticket choice. Amid factional debates, A.G. Wade Ellis joins the credentialing committee as Illinois Senator Hopkins and Speaker Cannon engage on platform drafts. Meanwhile, the Ohle delegation sails toward Lieelty for Monday caucus with Daugherty and Hammons’ camp shaping the rotation. The Romantic Opera Fra Diavolo continues at Herakd Square with special scenery and a Sunday matinee.
Fragmented text describes concerns with household expenses and small purchases. Mentions nickels, soap, cakes, and costs implying how little spending adds up over time. The garbled source preserves a sense of daily budgeting and thrift.
Fragmentary notice from a Fairbanks area listing amateur bets and a YMCA election with a banquet scheduled. Mentions June 19 and a vice president, with unreadable lines about the University and trustees.
A Purdue baseball prospect is tipped to join the Boilermakers as a strong hitting catcher. Nearby, the Airdome bills a lively week with Mark and West acts, the Okura acrobat, the Cycling Zanoras, and Jank Jones delivering a popular vocal performance, plus moving pictures. Garrett hosts the Maceabite interurban meeting planning a scenic anniversary event with an outdoor excursion and potential county-wide festivities.
Springfield and Henderele dispatch a denial of a Springfield based report that the Ines baseball club would return to finish the Central league season there. Managers say the claim is ridiculous and fans’ reception after the recent win shows the club remains elsewhere.
A convention of Ohio and Indiana grain shippers produced the Ohio and Indiana Grain Shippers Federation with 100 members pledged. The constitution and bylaws were adopted and officers elected including President Lerry Arbeten of Tipton Indiana and Vice President Joseph Wolcott of Conover Ohio. The governing board lists W Z Falmer Celina Ohio J A Washburn Remington Indiana Willan Harting Elwood Indiana O Te Rosell Teor De Lawrence Schanke Celina Ohio Clyde Lenughrey Montreallo Indiana J W Owens Saratoga Indiana.
Fragmentary notice appears to promote woodwork, windows, and sundry items under Hewitt Gros Srap Go Dayton Ohio. text hints at competition and pricing with mention of five cent cakes and the phrase no competition.
A passerby found a stolen vehicle near the river yesterday afternoon and alerted authorities. Three wheels were recovered and are held at the station awaiting identification.
Boston endures 10 to 5 loss as visitors rally with 30 wild pitches. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh figure in late scores with key plays including a three-base hit and a wild throw. New York pitchers star as Rycker shuts out Chicago with strong defense and timely hitting.
A scrambled recap shows multiple AL games with Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis Boston Detroit and New York results. Highlights include Chicago defeating Philadelphia 3 to 2, St Louis rallying past Washington, and a Boston win in eleven innings. Several innings feature late scoring and notable pitching notes, with umpires listed for several contests.
Grand Rapids led 6 to 0 when rain halted play in Philadelphia. Jack O’Brien pitched effectively with strong innings before the game was called in the middle of a round. Blackburn also showed shine in relief as players attempted to finish the bout.
An unclear report describes Srenwemans curves confusing the Eagles in a tense game. The fragmentary wire service text mentions teams, players, and strategic play, but lacks coherent details or verifiable names to establish a full summary.
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