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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1905
Page
4
Forecasts issued for Washington Ohio and Michigan note fair conditions in most areas. Monday and Tuesday bring variable or warmer temperatures with light to moderate winds and occasional cloudiness across regions.
Mr W Gwen Gandy of Churubusco visited the city yesterday. The G St. & 1 Railroad completed a purchase totaling 400,000 plemanonsial Sylvan Take. Cathedral High School plans commencement exercises at Library Hall next Wednesday. Dr W O Grosa and Mr B Woodworth returned from the State Pharmaceutical Society meeting in Terre Haute. A durafest in Cantlivre yesterday was postponed due to wet grounds. George Hartad returned from Chiengo after arresting Aller, a Peru barber, accused of abducting his wife’s child. Dr 333 McBvoy spoke on Fiberaulosia aid before St Gilberts Academy Friday evening in a talk illustrated with stereoptican views. The school board will consider bids for the erosion of the Hanus aebook at tonight’s meeting amid anticipated competition. An excursion from Indianapolis brought fifty people to the city. the interurban car was late, arriving at 12:40 pm and departing with Charles Murray for Chicago. Murray, after a week rest, will rejoin All Around the Towns company in New York. The Huntington News-Democrat notes Mr and Mrs L C Miles of High Street celebrated their 44th wedding anniversary and 21st birthday with a family gathering. daughters Mrs Joseph Roselle of Fort Wayne and Mrs Clara Woods of Wabash attended. The senior class at the high school faced delays in commencement exercises, once deemed impossible, now planned with mixed sentiments.
A brief item notes a choice regarding a location linked to a hot arm theme. Details are sparse, listing no names, dates, or concrete actors, but the fragment implies a decision or selection related to a place connected to a hot arm motif.
A fragmented item mentions Tere Havie and Fort Wayne in a clash over fame and timing amid unclear phrases. The garbled text references pricing and a later line hints at a competition or showdown title.
Deal offers bargains on pianos and organs including a St r Farle Grand and pianos from $95.00 and up, five organs at $10 and five at $15.95 plus others at $25 and up. Packard Music House at 930 Calhoun Street invites customers to view window displays and learn how Packard pianos are made with a five year personal guarantee.
The United States India Band under Dennison Wheelock, an Oneida conductor, will begin a four day stand at Mobison Park starting Wednesday. The group, composed largely of full blooded Indians, features soloist Miss Blanche W. Lyons and is praised for sentiment, delicacy, and refined tone.
Wayne Knilling Mills continues prize contest until Wednesday night as storm delays entries. Despite many papers turned in, organizers urge more slips and entries from students across the city. The contest offers 140 prizes and will close Wednesday night with prize distribution Thursday afternoon.
The Cathedral welcomed many children and a group from Heancho as they received first communion and confirmation in a pontifical service. Bishop Alfred presided with Rev. Roche, Rev. Jay Wontaing, and Rev. Sullivan assisting, while 13 from Heancho also were confirmed.
During a fierce rain and electrical storm Saturday night lightning struck the residence of Police-Sergeant Master John Terry at 113 Calhoun Street, causing chimney damage and extensive interior harm. The fall of the chimney disrupted rooms, blew out flue caps, and scattered soot and bricks. telegraph and telephone service were interrupted briefly. The estimated damage is $100 or more as authorities and neighbors assessed the aftermath.
Local ad promotes Kodak photography during trips, offering Kodak rentals at 10 cents a day. L M Beck, jeweler, 931 Calhoun Street, advertises the service as a convenient reminder of vacations or excursions.
The Scherer Baking Co presents its most modern baking methods at the cake and pasty department. Ask your graces for this line of goods.
Fragmented OCR text notes price details for grand and style uprights with mentions of New York. It references a cash amount of 450 dollars and implies a comparison of marits or merits, but the passage is incomplete and lacks clear entities or a coherent event to report.
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