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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1905
Page
10
An advertisement touts Union Underwear as the most comfortable choice for warm days with a free down feature you must try. It notes a range including pure linen Union Suite and other popular garments, urging customers to remember the brand.
Reliable Laundry offers expert fabric care nationwide with precise color preservation. They invite customers to schedule a trial package to preview high quality workmanship and sample results, emphasizing careful handling to prevent damage.
A detailed account of a Central League baseball game featuring Osborn delivering a key homer and Cooley driving in three runs. The narrative covers lead changes, defensive plays, and late-inning tension as Terre Haute battles Fort Wayne, with notable mentions of Barton, Sussman, Myers, and Denish as players contributing to the scoring cascade and defensive feats.
A fragmented Evansville Springfield score item notes a late fourth period event and a turnover count. Names and places appear garbled but indicate two teams and a key play sequence. The source preserves limited readable details about timing and player mentions.
Rosenthals beat the Marion Owls 8 to 7 in a tight nine inning game at Marion. Owls pitcher kept the visitors within reach until Rosenthals pulled ahead in the late innings with timely hits and strong defense. Attendance listed with several local names in the crowd.
The Nagasaki scene is described as very quiet with social life and routine routines noted. Letters and papers flow in as Consul Charles Harris, American consul in Nagasaki, remains a visible figure, while the city settles into quiet days and small gatherings. The piece ties in local events, social clubs, and the broader import of Harris’s communications.
A jumbled report covers American League and National League items with team names, dates, and scores. It notes attendance figures around 28 percent, postponements including Devry vs Philadelphia and other games, and mentions players and coaches in a chaotic mix of cities such as Brooklyn, Boston, New York, and Chicago.
Reports from American Association play highlight Columbus winning via Hulse and Fick with Downey saving a misplayed inning. Kansas, Louisville, Indianapolis, and St Louis show varied outcomes as Ferguson, Shaw, and Downey rotate on the mound. Thoney belts a homer for Indianapolis while Batting features prominently in early game action across multiple venues.
Report details mixed signals on where the peace conference will be held. Washington, Tokyo and St. Petersburg discuss venue with hints Japan favors Paris or a sea resort while an American city might be chosen if broad agreement proves elusive.
The American Federation of Labor opens its session here with Benet 3 shows and a favorable eight months ending May 3. Secretary Morzi reports total funds on hand of 11,303,011 and a $70,901.52 influx from member dues. The eight months show state branches, local unions, and international unions contributing, with about 25,000 international teachers fees noted. Proceedings discuss unions and labor matters before adjourning to continue tomorrow.
United States court action shows Senator Hill filing for a reargument of the Patrick case. Patrick, convicted and sentenced to death for the murder, asks the court to reconsider. The motion is set for submission tomorrow, with a decision possible, likely delaying the entire matter until next fall.
Circular from Morton's Equity Society chairman Morton defends the society amid sensational reports. He asserts strong finances and rising prosperity, praises policyholders and agents, and promises steady field communication and cooperation to grow business.
A note of Indiana salary increases for county officials is reported alongside a Washington treasury update. The treasury secretary announced the second installment of public deposits loan payments will not be required by July 15, shifting funds transfer timing. The remainder of the installment totals about 100 dollars.
August Moritz Proprietor Berry Cafe at 114 West Berry Street offers a daily 25 cent fantasy dinner from 11 to 2 featuring soup German noodle baked chicken pot roast with gravy mashed potatoes green peas tea and milk.
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