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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
1
In Ye Good Olden Times the discussion centers on the trending Gardian Process and Silver Jey Flourt as popular items. The answer credits refined wheat and improved methods, claiming superior quality for cakes pies and other baked goods. The text promotes Lily Mille brand and related products in grocers stores.
Unclear baseball report with scattered names and scores from New York and Brooklyn games. Notes on Pittman Merten Yeager and Bruny round out a muddled box of figures and team references.
Indiana Ohio league baseball results feature Teter beating Milwaukee in a close fray and a second game won by double digits. Umpire Sherlan called a tight match as Toledo and Milwaukee clash. Varying results include Louisville and Minneapolis scoring in late innings. Attendance cited at Columbus 2,000 as part of a broad slate of Midwest showdowns.
A fragmented ad touts Bloomingdale Mills flour sold in Fort Wayne through grocers. It promises sweeter bread, home delivery, and a guaranteed sack. It mentions SnowNake and a past issue with a flour named Consumers Delight and notes disagreements with some grocers over selling terms.
Lincoln Neb July 26 Bryan denies being invited to the Tider Chih banquet in New York remarking he would have attended a political meeting if invited and noting he had learned of the invitation only recently. The scene mentions a soloist and records by Guy Gouidin offered for sale. Stores open late on Saturdays with varied hours.
American League notes show Boston defeating Washington 4 to 2 and Cleveland beating St Louis 2 to 1 while Baltimore triumphed over Philadelphia 7 to 6. Report highlights include fielding miscues and strong pitching by Tenahue Wright Bemiss and Donahue, with umpire calls noted and local writer observations on the day’s action.
In a chaotic scoreboard from the island region, three league games produced contrasting outcomes. Amity sto Wane Miller led by Weaver while Seas Trick desk and HOMO faced losses as Teele 1 secured a win over Seas Trick desk.
In the Southern League, Birmingham plays a 2:1 loss to New Orleans while Shreveport falls behind Memphis. The item also mentions a purchase of a black suit, attributed to Patterson, as a separate note.
A sizable audience attended the annual entertainment at the hall with a German song, speeches, and a report of the school’s program. The program included a chorus, solo performances, and a Mother’s drill. After the program, the Home Missionary Society served ice cream. The article lists local business and individual contributors with varied amounts, noting substantial support and community involvement.
A well established wholesale business in this city is for sale due to the seller’s health. The venture offers a profitable, built up operation with small investment required. Interested parties may inquire at RAUBER & OTTILIDE, 3h Clinton Street. Patterson's fur your straw hat.
A suspect named Cairpanther was arrested in Amesville after a reported altercation. A drunkenness charge was filed to prevent escape while authorities gather evidence. The case involves local police and a county prosecutor, with procedures pending in court.
A terse item notes pension adjustments and reform chatter across Indiana and neighboring states. It mentions proposed increases, restructuring, and potential impacts on workers and beneficiaries, with reference to legislative actions and bureaucratic processes shaping future benefits.
The convention nominated Greaves for governor and endorsed President Roosevelt's administration. Delegates list officers and state officials to attend the regular session, while the platform endorses central tendencies, calls for Isthmian canal aid, and promotes liberal Arkansas exhibit funding.
The funeral of Henry Eek will be held this afternoon at the residence and at 2 o clock from the Lutheran church. The funeral of Charles Meyer will be held Sunday at 2 o clock from Boxwtnvel Lutheran church located on Hot With street.
Tavth Meeneminn, a boy living at 4H Grandrit street, badly damaged fingers yesterday while Flo assisted in feeding stock. An emergency attendant treated the injury before the physician arrived, with both hands sustaining harm.
Delegates report from a Masonic lodge gathering notes growth in membership over the last fifteen years. The minutes recount discussions on the convention, leadership, and committee actions. Governor Gear of Oregon is mentioned in the context of a trip and return plans.
The first council organized under the society held in this city elected officers including Past president John N. Wfeiffer, president Marin W. Kemp, vice president Edward Nickodemus, financial secretary EL Perry, recording secretary J. J. W. Bitton, treasurer Carl Yanle, and trustees A. Bradley Edward Baltes and Mrs Edith Andrews. Short speeches were delivered by several members, with refreshments served. the meeting closed near midnight.
A historical program at Emanuel church featured the Emanuel choir with soloist Miss Ithelwyn Saylor and violin works. George Hormel directed the orchestra with Ross delivering brilliant closing movements, earning enthusiastic applause from officers and attendees.
A report notes disciplinary actions at Taltersun school after a student, Teray Keller, allegedly abused his mother and faced consequences tagged with a price issued by a district authority. The item mentions boys’ shirts across all grades and classes linked to the incident.
Fragmentary OCR note lists money loan terms for real estate or personal use and hints at a Winn advertisement. The readable items reference loan availability and neckwear while mentioning a local seller or broker, with no clear date or full terms.
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