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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
1
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Miss Katherine A Kalbacher daughter of Mr and Mrs Anton Kalbacher married Mr Thomas McKiernan recently of Peoria Wisconsin at Saint Mary's Catholic Church. The ceremony was held yesterday evening with a reception at the Kalbacher home and plans to reside in the city. The wedding party included Miss Leonor Kalbacher and others from Peoria and Chicago. Guests from out of town attended and the couple will be at home after a temporary sojourn abroad.
A number of quiet wedding ceremonies were held in local churches and homes. Miss Lewis Thiele wed Mr Will F Lindenberg at the bride’s home with Rev Gross officiating and small attendance. The couple will reside in Lindenberg Thiele’s home area and begin housekeeping after July 1. Separate notices report nuptials of Miss Ostler Magers and a groom from South Wayne, and a later ceremony for Mrs. Koons Snyder and Mr Rufus M. Snyder with Rev Webster Dailey presiding. the bridal party and families are noted as well as initial post wedding plans.
Fragmented notes suggest Jennings may move to Brooklyn amid murky league relations. References to teams and figures are garbled, with several names and terms unreadable, leaving the main action tentative and unspecified.
In a historic demonstration of naval power a battleship thronged by spectators navigated Hell Gate and the East River, marking the first time a warship of this class has attempted the route. Officials and observers described the event as a landmark display of readiness and engineering prowess.
Seattle reports shipments of the season are now on the way. About 1.5 million started from Canon on June 4 aboard river steamers Canadian and Zelandia.
Mr Henry Massingham writes in the Daily News that 100 Cane Colantats have already joined the hoers in a developing local story.
An exhibit from St Augustine's Academy showcased varied work from multiple grades. Notable pieces included carved lace, embroidery, oil and pastel paintings, crayon portraits, and life drawings. Teachers and students contributed pieces by Agnes Corcoran, Miss Marstet Dufue, and others.
A report notes an effort to settle a strike. Details mention meetings with officials and committees and indicate potential resolutions amid ongoing negotiations. Names and exact roles are unclear due to damaged text.
A heavy water main fracture caused widespread flooding on Winter Street and nearby blocks. Water gushed for hours, soaking lawns and disrupting homes as authorities worked to restore pressure and prevent further damage. No injuries reported, but residents faced cleanup and property concerns.
Washington reports the Cuban constitutional convention has adopted the Platt Amendment after presenting a constitution modeled on the United States framework. Governor-General Wood announced the decision, marking a significant shift in Cuba's legal alignment with U.S. policy.
Marie Ohneck daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Ohneck of No 1 Hurd Street died Thursday afternoon of exhaustion. The 680 ward’s funeral will be held today at 2 o’clock from the residence. Minnie Mailind’s funeral is set for Sunday at 1 30 from the residence near the Adams county gate and at 2 o’clock from St Patrick’s Catholic Church.
Mrs. Rodenberg begins divorce proceedings seeking two thousand dollars and custody of their children while her husband is jailed for refusing to post bond. Other items include alimony hearings in Niblick v Pelz and Bowen v Rex heirs, a Catholic church contract dispute, and details on several alimony and liability cases.
An advertisement touts Allen's Font-Ease powder as the greatest comfort discovery of the age, claiming it cures painful, sweaty, red, and aching feet by easing tight or new shoes. It invites trials with free stamped samples and directs readers to mail orders for Allen 3 Olmstead Le Ray.
The bulletin notes sunetanaparthin arriving from Mactila with 750 men of the Forty-second Infantry. It proclaims Br Bulls Cough Syrup as a substantial relief for consumptives, claiming remarkable cures and urging people not to despair, asserting a cure is possible with this remedy.
In Justices' Courts Jacob TH faces warrants for selling liquor without a license and to minors as residents report. An affidavit against Henry Pilebold an Arcola saloon keeper is filed in Justice Tancey’s court, with efforts to proceed. Dean's Ointment is advertised at 50 cents.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Byorethian man and a street Opp. Githedrat with unclear details. No clear event or outcome available. summary limited to this stray identification and location cue.
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