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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1900
Page
4
Sale notes items with prices including household goods and hardware. Names appear garbled but list shows multiple vendors and discounted prices, indicating a broad sale across several departments and likely local merchants.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a sale event titled Great Shirt Waist Slaughter Sale with unclear surrounding details and no coherent date or location available.
A damaged OCR style notice from a local sale listing features names, places, and prices for a community auction. It mentions Michigan in Summer shown by a group of locals and hints at equipment and household items for sale with prices and times. The fragment includes personal names and street references, indicating a neighborhood sale event.
Police assault and arrest operation conducted in Alba, withDetective units and Supt Horstine stating the raid targeted a gang dealing in narcotics and firearms. Officials reported multiple arrests, a cache of weapons. details pending as investigations continue.
The readable text describes showers in the southern portion with a northeasterly wind. It notes warmer conditions in the day and frost likely at night with north or northeast winds. Overall appears to forecast a cool, unsettled stretch with winds and some precipitation.
Local notes detail church vestry matters and visiting dignitaries, with mentions of Mr Wilitae Leonard and Mr Pratt from Van Wert Ohio. The text references summer events, a grand fine at a church, and upcoming services, with scattered names and places including Glen and Laur and several officials.
A garbled note from a historical Boston periodical references coffee as a nerve destroyer and health risk. It mentions Vitam and various trembling symptoms, urging restraint and suggesting Boston Coffee as a misused remedy. The fragment hints at public health cautions and old medical remedies amid unclear names and places.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases about fishermen, novelties, and prices. James M Rants appears as a seller with wholesale prices. Local place names and specifics are unclear, but the item references stocking, drones, sacks, and balloon mentions amid retail price notes.
Fragmented OCR text shows a local auction notice with names and a company involved. It references Andrew Nemlach, Electric Construction Company, and a sale date upcoming Tuesday. The readable fragments suggest a financial stake and a percentage, likely about shares or bids. The incomplete lines hinder full reconstruction.
Lake Shore announces low rates for the fourth of July. The notice mentions tickets, selling KiLtion, and a Darlin Tons event with heats and points. The fragment references a public sale or ticket sale details at Lakes Stare Milete Isa Souther.
Incoherent OCR text lists various scattered phrases about Michigan strawberries and other items. It includes mentions of Florida dine apmtes, Houma Walx, Amant Pomertors, and a jumble of names, dates, and places with no clear event or outcome. The readable items hint at a legal or probate notice but lack a coherent detail set.
A garbled notice lists items and prices ranging from fruits to celery and tomatoes. It mentions delivery or sale terms and a contact at 67 Mast Berry Street, with a warning about a Wayne Dyel venue and a vendor.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Brewer Matt equipment and legal phrases. Details are corrupted with missing context and names. No cohesive event or person can be reliably identified from readable fragments.
Readable lines describe scattered items and names, including dates and places, with garbled terms. The fragment references a Saturday morning schedule or event list, but the exact details and context are unclear due to OCR errors.
A distorted OCR fragment outlines a contested insurance action related to a $5,000 net profit claim. It mentions executives Lars J Roblays and Win F. Couper, a Fort Wayne and New York Life context, and references a policy premium around 865,009 with unclear connections to a Fort Wayne event and a court or agency proceeding. The garbled text preserves names and places but lacks a coherent narrative.
Fragmented OCR outlines a court docket with names including Jean Morris and Cherenee Mie and references to a jury, a license, and proceedings at a New York venue. The text mentions Me anon ranty ny and Wille ve Gndfrey dio and dates that are garbled, offering only partial identifiers of participants and actions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning Eaton, Raw Oillaes, Cor. Court and Berry Sin. No clear人物 or events. readable fragments reference a central loan, court matters, and places.
A garbled OCR passage describes a barber shop, mentions unrest and various proper names such as Foden, Destine, Lawrence, Chivers, Hagan, and Reeaneet. The text lacks coherent events or dates, offering only scattered references and unclear actions.
Fragmented text reports on school administration in Dorsey area with names Johnston, Alen, and a superintendent title. Indicates discussion of appointment to a post and mentions death and inquiry into governance. Details damaged and names unclear.
Fragmentary notice lists bidders and amounts tied to a local sale action in Indianapolis. Includes references to addresses, quantities, and involved parties though details are partially unreadable. The item appears as a formal public notice with dates and numeric bids.
A local notice touts Brun's at 140 Barr Street offering Pasteurized ice cream. The ad highlights dairy products including butter cheese and meats, with references to a brand or firm associated with grocery and dairy trade.
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