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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1901
Page
4
Indiana fair and continuing warm Tuesday and Wednesday with fresh south winds. Ohio fair Tuesday and Wednesday except possible showers near the lake with light to fresh southeast winds. Lower Michigan showers Tuesday and Wednesday with winds mainly from the east.
Local items report births and visits including Rory and Mrs Hohens adding a son to the Smith family of New Haven Avenue, and F Johnson and wife visiting friends. A bakery wagon collided with a livery wagon at Main and Rockhill, driver and horse unhurt. Telephony franchise discussions and civic meetings noted, with several residents and officials mentioned in attendance.
An odd listing describes another shipment of gas stoves ovens broilers and related items with prices per unit. The note mentions stands heat irons and coated gas tubing and references a White Fruit House and a charity race to amuse Week in divorce.
Weather conditions cited with large lots of fruit arriving in 00 boxes. The report lists wax lemons 2000 dozen extra large pineapples strawberries California apricots peaches plums and cherries for canning and fresh use. Likely a local market update with supply details.
The U S Mortgage and Trust Co of New York offers to loan unlimited money in Fort Wayne at 5 percent. Owen N Heaton attorney will take applications at Court and Berry streets. Repay any time any amount. Vacant lots on small payments no interest. Exchange for improved property and pay difference. Also dwellings for sale and farms for trade. Room 24 Bank Block. S Freistroffer.
Readable fragments hint at novice training tips and a Sunday practice session. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are evident. Further context would be needed to form a precise summary.
A garbled OCR item presents fragmented names and words with no clear event or context. Readable elements hint at personal names but lack dates places or actions to accurately summarize a single news item.
A fragmented notice recalls a scene around a barber shop and pleasant chatter. It mentions Leary Darher Shop and Wayne etal Sint as part of the altered description.
Unclear ad copy promises savings on cycles and repairs. Mentions contact at Warr & Berey Sle with garbled street details. Likely a local shop promotion with weak legible names and numbers.
Law Black advertises hair dye cosmetics face and manicure services at 124 Calhoun St offering dressing shampooing and facial treatments.
Money to loan at 1-2 percent monthly and per cent, with terms. Hullned & Co offers cash advances from 19 Court Street. In hot weather, shop for cool clothing and see fine suitings at G Schmidt, 57 East Berry Street. Watches available from Beck and O'Brien at Corner Calhoun and Washington Streets.
Ad seeks shoppers with bold claims of value across staple items. Sugar, tomatoes, corn, peaches, oats, coffee, rye, butter, ham and gasoline priced to attract customers. The listing emphasizes affordability and variety to draw in buyers.
H G Wiegmann is listed with home phone at 622, residing at 194 Lafayette Street. The brief entry provides a contact number and street address for personal reference.
City news reports a council committee led by John J. Bauer plans a night meeting to debate moving the Harrison street produce market to Barr street. Barr street residents will hear objections while officials seek full public input before acting.
Daniel Sholaer of Wianlertawa faces public intoxication charges after release. Twenty hall players each paid $1 for park game costs billed by Jide Lontlit. Annie dun Din Anni jailed twenty days for drug offences. fined $14 total. George Fisher alias Baker, the candy butcher, arraigned for larceny. fined 40 dollars plus costs. A young man named Bailey fined for firing a gun. sentence suspended but shooting will be halted before the Fourth of July. Superintendent Gorsline left for Chicago with Fort Riley deserter Lovelock, who showed little remorse. Weather in Fort Wayne worsened, anticipating a change.
The Indiana school project attracts many city architects who seek to design a new convenient and ornate cottage for the feeble minded youth. Nearly all local architects are eager to enter the competition as the field appears open and unrestrictive, with interest rising in the state project.
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