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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
1
Advertisement claims Adway's Pills relieve piles bowel disorders and digestive issues. It cites internal view troubles and stomach derangements and promotes a claim of cures by a doctor named Gestuwin. The tone imitates period patent medicine ads.
An advertising notice outlines digestive aid products including curdle support and natural remedies. It mentions nourishment properties and price in a brief, period-voice style with mentioned entities such as Ueber and Ryadway & Co. showing a retail listing rather than a medical endorsement.
In Brooklyn New York the standings show Chi and Lee with key results. A St Louis game details home town advantage as teams clash with late scoring, umpire calls, and a tight finish. The report notes attendance around one thousand and summarizes the daily outcomes for several clubs with focus on runs, errors, and pitching decisions.
The American League standings show Washington and Boston near the top, with tight race dynamics evident as teams pursue key late-season games. Notes indicate postponed matches, with Detroit, St. Louis, and Chicago also in the mix as the schedule advances toward critical matchups.
In Indianapolis and surrounding cities, a disrupted basketball event is noted with references to teams, venues, and dates. The fragment mentions Pilcher Dankle, Louisville, and various figures, hinting at a contested schedule or postponement alongside civic locations and teams.
In Terre Haute on June 26 the Evansville and Davenport teams dropped games to Decatur and Terre Haute opponents. Final scores show Decatur beating Evansville 1000-812 amid battery and error plagued play as Dawson and Krebs starred for the winners.
Fragmentary text references Hogan Ohno 24 Wet Taipide and names such as REMOMINGTON HOCKFOTD TEQOOREEINGTON UK. Mentions earth funding, a stone ward, and a list of names including Smith Kerang Ali Shautinettta Kishen Hels Abeer. Incomplete keys and unclear context.
Southern League notes show Shreveport and Nashville games with a 3 to 4 score and additional incomplete lines. Mentions New Orleans and Merapilis with a 2 score, highlighting a tense ironing challenge. Crude OCR leaves several names garbled and dates absent.
A court refused to enjoin catcher McGuire in a patent dispute over a remedy. The decision centers on a box claim for a laxative tablet labeled to cure a cold in one day. The ruling notes the specific product name and price of 25 cents.
A garbled OCR excerpt appears to reference a poet named Patterson and appears to discuss a monthly item or event with fragmented phrases about waiting and attending. The legibility is poor, leaving the core facts and context unclear.
A meeting of ten property owners on Mal street near St Marys street last night discussed appointing an inspector to ensure their improvements and pavement work are protected and completed. The board plans to monitor progress and verify proper execution by the public works crew.
The youth social at Emmaua Lutheran church near Creighton avenue and Broadway has been postponed until tomorrow evening. The notice mentions Ener pant suits discount and a sale of young men’s clothing, with RENRON S. PATTERSON signed as an organizer or issuer.
Charles Meyer, 55, a Wheat Works laborer, died at Tope Hospital after an accident at Olds Wagon Works on Wednesday. A loaded truck shifted, striking his head and knocking him to the floor causing a deep scalp wound. He had worked at the Wheat Works for several years, was born in Germany, and had lived in the city since coming to this country. He leaves a wife and five children, plus brothers and many relatives. He was a devout member of a local church and well regarded among his coworkers and friends.
The report notes ongoing debate over whether a house-proposed provision will become law if enacted with senate amendments. It references President actions and lists several named individuals and territories, including Lar Ohn J. Richard and Western Diated Vedlian Territory, with postmasters and local officials named.
Fragmentary city news item reports a wedding at 4 yesterday afternoon officiated by Rev Vallin Wanaheranes. Other notes mention school activities, a police report on stolen items, and local civic gatherings with several named individuals and organizations referenced in a period-voice style.
Fragmentary notice mentions Castoria for infants and signature lines. A future hearing is promised tomorrow with references to Samuel Carpentier and Kennelly. The text contains garbled names and a sentence about a constable handling the matter.
Fragmentary OCR lists executives Wild W. Sterling Albert J. Heartaley Jacob Thomas Milton Te Slevensen Amasa J. Stevenson John J. Bestel Squire T. Dunwell Broder icl Ay Reed Frank O. Anderson Forrest Minghes and Arnold. Mentions Wood roses and Rocky Mountain Teadings price 3 cents.
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