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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
6
A garbled note indicates a Philadelphia bank closure amid a reported 80,000 dollar shortfall. The banking department and finance committee are mentioned as taking action, with references to a local business and new executive in charge. Details are partial and unclear.
Local note mentions the Paps Furniture Co and FG Street as part of a fragmented item about travel and a Kodak. The text reads like an OCR fragment referencing a plan to take photographs during an upcoming trip, with stray names and street references embedded.
Mrs A T Hyre wife of a local farmer describes years of severe piles and bleeding and says she was told only surgery would help until she tried Red Cross treatment. She reports complete cure without operation at the Red Cross office near 225 Clinton Street Fort Wayne Columbia City and The Red Cross.
A weather summary across regions notes showers and cooler conditions likely on Thursday and Friday. Winds variable with cooler air moving in, and temperatures generally low to mid range.
A chaotic scene at a city pavilion included a public date in the park and a botched police presence. A former congressman arrived, linking to ongoing talk of his vacation and future moves in Indiana counties. An elevated trolley wire incident endangered lives but was swiftly repaired. Local officials report several injuries, a fatal accident near Lux Sanday Inn, and ongoing public safety concerns.
A garbled passage laments a bread and wheat based product. It references Maite-Vila, Matta-VUw, and an odd digestive process. Names like Saul and Uae appear amid fractured phrases about tasting and bodily effects.
The joint commencement exercises in Shirley City township university district were held Wednesday. The class included Blanche Waterdew, Walter Tompseut, Garvie Miller, Bessie Sprungt, Vigay Hatchila Gornhidh, and trusted official Charles Kees. The Shirley City school board directed the ceremony with president José Falkner Quer and Samuel Klopfenstine among speakers. The program featured songs, recitations, and a piano quartet, with graduates named and diplomas conferred.
Court notes involve appeals and judgments in a Fort Wayne district with cases including right of way disputes, divorce actions, temporary restraining orders, and assorted civil matters. Names such as Mary A Dennelly, Kronmisler v Tiler Yros, and Gilbert and Woe appear alongside attorneys and judges in a dense docket.
A local purveyor advertises money saving bargains in the White Fruit House’s 2nd floor departments including summer underwear carpet rods graniteware and other low priced goods. The piece also notes an upcoming ice cream social hosted by the local tribe of Red Men on Thursday evening June 22 at Wa Bireley’s home 519 Wallace St with all invited.
A man named Weaver was struck and killed by a train on the Michigan division of the Big Four early today while walking on the track near Wabash Jad. He died at the scene and authorities investigated the incident.
Pennsylvania Lines offers special low fares June 29 to July 2 to Heaver Colorado Springs and Purdle for the Interas Homtl Epworth League Convention. Tickets from Ross, Fort Wayne. Information available at the ticket agent.
Birth record shows Mr and Mrs Achatay of South Hanna announce the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs ai Wed sae og dangter.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a person possibly named B. Strodel or Strodel with an address 19 Harrison Street. The readable text is incomplete and lacks a full event or action. Further context is needed to confirm identity or purpose.
Disorderly statements and court actions surface in a day of hearings with arrests on Sabbath rules and tavern incidents. Pat Cox runs a restaurant and saloon on Gullo Street. Nariel Ackin, Daniel Iyer, and others face affidavits for disturbances. Esther King and family are discharged after a quarrel, while Lomont faces trogpart charges tied to the new Lina interurban road project and land timber disputes near New Hie.
Removal notice indicates the store at 202 W Berry St will no longer operate online. The message is fragmented but implies a change in availability and location. No additional details on date or parties are provided.
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