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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1901
Page
2
A vintage Ivory Soap ad extols value and purity in one product. It emphasizes vegetable oil soap, low price, no extra packaging, and that the soap floats, suggesting it is affordable for laundry and general use.
The article fragment outlines debates over governance and public works. It mentions Senators, city boards, and franchise disputes, with references to public reaction, funding questions, and a stalled plan. It also notes a local obituary and remarks on historical transportation efforts.
An account recalls a arduous overland trek from New York to Perrysburg via forests and rough trails. The narrator notes Miami Nation encounters, rough inns, and a dangerous hotel stay with a hostile Indian in his bed. Names of settlers and officials surface, detailing a frontier world and a voyage later continued by steamer to Hoatd and life as a Waylrss clerk.
A large crowd gathered in honor of community figures at St Patrick's as locals recall past service and celebrate longstanding friendships. The event featured intimate tributes to mentors and neighbors, with warm memories shared by attendees including Mr. Walther Coney and others associated with the parish and town.
The Robison Park Theatre presented a lively evening featuring a daring comic stunt, clever sketches by Roger and Corinne, and smooth performances by Mike Lewht and Florence Atwood. The show drew a large audience and impressed with humor and stagecraft.
Fragmented report describes a fatal affray at a Negro church during an excursion near St Louis. Dispatch notes one person killed and several others wounded as crowds panicked, with limited readable details about participants and location.
A 19th century analysis argues expansion reshapes American labor via transit, communication, and immigration policies. It discusses Chinese exclusion, Japanese labor, and the Philippines, weighing how expansion could affect job availability, wages, and national labor conditions amid new industrial ventures.
The Colienti 4 Post reports a confused political exchange involving J. K. McDonald of Ligonier and questions over electoral prospects. The piece notes shifting alliances, candidacy rumors, and tensions among figures including Justice Miller, Justice Tirian, and Senator Fairbanks, with references to party loyalties and power moves in northern Argentina.
A fragmented report outlines factional struggles around postmaster appointments in Noble, Pekally and Tagrange counties. Key figures include Fairbanks loyalists backing Conlogue and Dunning, with Knepper and the Ligonier leaders shifting allegiances amid a power play for a federal post. Community leaders weigh who will win the convention and influence appointments in Ligonier and nearby towns.
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