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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
4
Weather notes show unsettled conditions with winds and showers forecast. Mentions Michigan and western regions with varying temperatures, southwesterly to northerly winds, and a potential cold front affecting precipitation. Fragmentary references to Wednesdays and Tuesday timing suggest an upcoming unsettled pattern.
Auburn city notes list visits and illnesses among residents. Alfred Grimble and family plan a trip after Fraternal Assurance Society event. Dennis Keiy guests in town. Dr D Chambers hosts Clarence Tyrrell in city. Mrs. Case hosts afternoon at Bethany Presbyterian, and Community groups schedule meetings and convalescence, with workers at pumping station injured by limb incident.
Local shop promotes Vassar fudge and chocolate cream dipped caramels for Wednesday with a display of summer drinks, Wheat Ch pley, and a complete tasting. Store announces extended hours Saturday night with Cathedral and Gay Contin records.
Representatives of the king Nitin of Stephenson Legs visited the area Monday to inspect local properties and discuss bonds for sale. They toured 12) Cheetnml street and asked about roads and rail bonds while keeping their purpose confidential. Local observers suspect they represent Philadelphia interests pursuing asset purchases in the region.
A garbled reminiscence blends self help style claims with product promotion for GrapeNuts and Painkiller. The narrator cites digestive relief, improved energy, and better blood with an odd wartime era tone. A military band and downtown visits are noted alongside erratic medical perspectives.
Mrs Ril of West Creighton Avenue, wife of Nickle Plite Urhige, faced a rare mishap Monday afternoon when a tooth was extracted. While applying esnyhor to ease the pain, her jaws locked and fingers were caught between a device, leaving her nearly immobilized until a physician arrived to assist and relieve pressure. She recovered with lingering effects.
Local discussion centers on the proposed Northern Traction street car network for Fort Wayne. Vice-President Nelson defends motives, vows to forfeit six dollars to the city if plans fail, and warns a legal action could reach five thousand dollars if not pursued.
The mayor says he will not call a special meeting to discuss the proposed planning franchise. He notes no council action will occur until he has advised more and receives a definite plan from Nelson. The franchise approval is pending after the council completed inspection and signature.
A fragmentary shopmen’s note offers worn apparel and mending items with vague pricing. It mentions overall dh, a pail, pockets, pockets, watch, and a 50 cent price reference. The text is garbled and difficult to fully interpret.
Money to loan at six percent. Extra Royal venues and a variety of produce including lemons raspberries melons and cherries offered at East Lewis Street Cash Store. Miscellany mentions Blitz of ads and names like Freiburger Michel and Joe Tami with rail connections and sales pitches.
A garbled item lists a draft receipt of 1600 dollars connected to Charles W. Crist, a member of Fort Wayne Court No. 26, killed in a railroad incident. The text also contains an advertisement fragment for bowel care tablets and travel notices about Dayton and Cincinnati schedules, with multiple misspellings and broken names.
Report notes a core team of skilled drilied workers at Wayne pushing a target project. Despite rough conditions, the crew maintains steady progress and keeps morale high as plans advance. The effort involves community support and steady input from foreman and organizers.
A profitable, established business is offered as the proprietor retires for health reasons. Call TAUER & ORTLIAL at 55 Clinton Street for details. Also note a lawn social hosted by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Machinists on Wednesday, June 24, with music and a dance.
Weekend excursion advertised for Sunday June e1 offering one dollar round trip to Indianapolis. Special train departs Work Wayne at a.m. from a day outing to Capitol City with free parks and attractions. For more details contact W Grasper T A.
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