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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1902
Page
3
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Local society pages list Miss Alice Foster and Miss Beth Eyais pursuing college prep at Vassar and the Fair school. Several women plan summer visits, trips to Purdue and Michigan Arbor, plus Albany and Charleston visitors. Other entries note gatherings, social calls, and a poemish aside with recipe chatter and cheerful household anecdotes.
Indiana Turners participate in an off year athletic program at Louisville. The event features pole vault, high jump, shot put, running, and relays with teams from Tell City and Tell City area. Mellen of Louisville and Herneat Totngoot Tadkonapalis excel in vaulting and sprints. standings list multiple clubs and totals across classes.
Fragmented text presents a recipe for Cherry Bavarian Cream with powdered sugar, gelatin, and cream. It mentions chilling in a mold, packing in ice, and flavoring with wines, plus scattered references to cream, texture, and miscellaneous brand names and locations.
Fragmentary OCR shows a trustee sale notice involving a property or estate with court action. Readable elements indicate proceedings by trustees or creditors and a sale action under legal authority. Details on date, place, or parties are incomplete but imply an imminent disposition under a judicial framework.
A Sunday fatality sequence in Indianapolis includes Wilbur Codena, Civil War veteran, found dead on Vandalia bridge over White River after a late night rain. Kate Loecher died instantly by jumping from a moving street car, and Kilton Hu, a youth of thirteen, fatally injured after being struck near Fall View Park. George Basse, thirteen, suffered a severe skull fracture.
A horse owned by A A Marlin at Averymant ran away and collided with a street car on Wayne street at night. Five men aboard were injured, two badly bruised, and the scene briefly reported. Names of the occupants were not obtained.
Mim Path reports a collision near a junction that killed two people and injured five others as a passenger train derailed after a misplaced switch. Among the injured were several mail clerks and passengers attended by surgeons at the scene. one victim, Barrett, died after being removed. The train crew and engineers sustained serious injuries but the accident ended with all aboard continuing their journey.
Report from Wayne notes the largest force of skilled workers gathering for a special event at Hanglerty’s Millinery store. The scene features men from feep and tefay roles and highlights a notable turnout.
Train schedule from Columbia City and Bram includes routes to Butler Lo Ransport and Tagansport with morning and evening departures. Limited details and several garbled names appear. rates and information available on request from J. C. Millanaugh, I. P. A. Terre Haute.
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