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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1901
Page
4
A fragment notes a sale by Vatherron featuring Lenneh ib Aate Seal and Pavan eodgar. It mentions Wear dhe party and evan relation with anna seared, but the details are unclear and partially garbled.
Fragmentary forecast from Washington describes variable winds and cooler conditions, with references to northern, southern portions and likely days Sunday and Monday. Text is garbled and cannot identify exact dates or regions beyond generic wind directions.
A detailed account of Pollock and Virag telegraphic innovations enabling legible ordinary-script messages at speeds near 1000 words per minute. It explains how the system uses dual telephone diaphragms and moving mirrors to translate coded impulses into written text, improving speed by removing the need for synchronous operation. Also mentions Gray's telautograph as a precursor and notes personnel changes at the Grand Union Tea company and Union Pacific Tea company in the local business notices.
The Jefferson cuts are planned for a late evening session. Attorney OL Halder travels to Lafayette on legal business. Mrs. B. J. Kikley is ill at Bolith Calhoun street. Gus Moritz prepares to visit Hot Springs Arkansas next week. The Ladies Auxiliary meets at Library Hall this afternoon at 4:30. Mrs. J. H. Grecheisen, 128 West Main, was surprised by friends Friday. Mrs. Hench marks a birthday with a gathering. The Bin-Leach Singhs will form a Pan-American exposition party including Angus Broder William Paul JeJ AM Linderbergen and others. The group plans a forthcoming event.
A fresh pineapple shipment arrives in New York for canning as prices drop. Ripens well and sound, with five barrels received today. Large wax lanterns also noted for hot weather. A stray line mentions a house and a boat wait.
Fragmentary report cites Madame Currie and Mindelpl Setwol of Phy alee on a supposed luminous material that emits a bright cold glow. Observers describe a substance absorbing and emitting light, with variations in luminosity under heat and immersion. Further tests and claims of stable glow without explosion accompany this sensational earliest account.
Toronto and other Canadian capitalists push toward amalgamating gas, electric light, street railway and power lines within 100 miles of Niagara Falls. The plan mirrors the American practice of consolidation and would place control under the same interests, with Niagara Falls as the power source and central operation from one hub.
Former Michigan governor Pingree who died in London will be shipped home to the United States aboard the steamship Zeolana, sailing tomorrow via the Red Star Wire line. The body lies in state in London for the journey, with ceremonies planned upon arrival in the United States.
A brief notice lists Cornell University as coordinating teaching positions in the Philippines. The ad notes 10 young men to serve the roles, with assignments beginning in July and a need for prior qualifications.
Fishermen, GA asserts dominance in fishing tackle and sporting goods with the lowest prices. The ad boasts a large stock at consistent, low rates, citing a competitor price drop on Knoxatl line from 2.00 to 1.20 and inviting customers to O. K. store at 31 East Columbia Street.
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial readable fragments naming a sale action and local officials. The readable bits imply a public sale context but lack complete details such as date, location, and parties involved.
Brief note lists two games including Marion versus Fort Wayne with an afternoon start and a reference to a local chocolate brand promotion involving Benoit.
Fragmented report notes Benott J. Ellert Jr once jailed last summer on energy related charges. Indictments reference falsified documentation and alleged forgery linked to a celebrated case with related names including Polar Nil and Mastin Sobrini, detailing multiple court actions and public records.
Beginning Sunday night June 30 through July 6 Robison Park hosts fairyland illuminations with thousands of multicolored lights. A group skilled in light displays will string the decorations and seven evenings include open air band concerts and other attractions. Admission prices listed at 125 Calhoun Street with proceeds aiding relief efforts.
The Audition, igniting local musical circles, is set for Monday evening at Mulqueen's hall Schmitz block. Featuring the best talent, the event opens at 3 o'clock with admission and lodge items available, inviting the musical public to attend this expected season highlight.
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