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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1902
Page
7
A garbled ad fragment extols white light tempting delirims rolls and breads. It claims they are fast and tasty, made from fresh wheat. The notice urges readers to request the home product at City Mills for greenies.
The Rev J Wilkie Chapman will lead the Young People’s Conference at Winona Lake Indiana during August 7 to 27 with speeches by Rev John Thorerison of Scotland and others. The event includes daily meetings, music, recreation, and a preconvention gathering by the Evangelical Committee of the Presbyterian General Assembly.
London June 1 reports an undated hero to stay after the so called Vaal hoers surrender yesterday, adding to a growing tally of capitulations for the conflict era. About 12 600 surrenders are noted up to this point.
A fragment from an old newspaper note mentions a grand lunch and negotiations involving a board. The readable terms are limited, with unclear names and places, but imply a formal gathering or meeting context.
Fort Wayne High School fell to Port Wayne and Gésheh High Heload Dowtings Dams by a score of 1190 to 1. The article lists individual scores for Gnahier Taf and others, with scattered names such as Sapphire BLST CRE, Gorden, and Patterson. The text is garbled but confirms a bowling meet result with Fort Wayne as the losing side.
A historical notice highlights union made big bib overalls with reinforced pockets and secure fastenings to prevent slipping. The ad emphasizes quality materials and asks buyers to consider PATVERSON pricing and availability in the context of durable work apparel.
Fort Wayne area plans to deploy battery powered passenger cars using Edison style batteries to compete with traction lines. Wabash Railway and Fort Wayne Southwestern plan to run cars from downtown to Huntington and Perry. charging stations to be located at major yards. Project aims for lower fares and new switches, with trials possible within weeks and full service by July. Death claims F T Campbell, former Wort Wayne Electric employee.
Mr Campbell, lad clerge of the ule visor at the glectric works, died at his Altoona home after nearly twelve years in service. He was sixty four, survived by a wife and two children, and served in the Sion S. Ross Post. The report covers funeral attendance and local machinist news, with other obituaries and employee notices across the Pennaylvania works.
A petition was filed in the federal court yesterday afternoon by Seorse Tzinky, who conducted a business on Hau Risian Street for several years. The voluntary bankruptcy aims to liquidate about $2,000 in assets with approximately $200 in liabilities. attorney T. Smith is handling the case.
A chaotic report shows the Knights and Ladies of Security gathering at a convention in Chenderkion Hat. AL Lena was chosen, with AL Treihles and Millon among attendees. The assembly adjourned after a disrupted session in the afternoon.
A fragment from a period newspaper notes Miss Hulda Hank er honored by Masters of Dancing at a social event in New York. The piece mentions a vetting of health claims and a testimonial about digestive and heart issues, with quotes about medical advice and a published diagnosis.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a formal dinner involving Mr Taft and a sub-commission. Mentions attendees like Wal Beanpall and Mainhaber with unclear roles. Details are garbled, leaving the exact purpose and outcomes uncertain.
Vincennes Indiana reports the league elected officers including George Downey as president and G J Meteusen as secretary. The remaining officers and details are unclear due to garbled OCR text. The convention is set to meet again November 12 in Madison.
A jury in Indiana returned a verdict of acquittal for Frank Stewart in a murder case. He faced charges of shooting Charles Yomplon in Coatesville, with the trial detailing the events surrounding Wilson Haynes death in Handtet County.
The annual graduation at Linn loge featured graduates from Todianapolia and nearby colleges. Notables include Jung J2hi receiving a Master of Arts and PhD level distinctions, with presiding President Kern and award presentations by Charles Martin. The event highlighted scholarly honors and prize distributions for law and related fields.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Walasiy Hekela Laganspani gery thy ne wi au hall Tarn and trains entering, with unclear event likely a great local excursion or sale. No clear dates, participants, or outcomes detectable.
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