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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
17
The Democratic platform committee, in Baltimore, worked through the night to prepare a platform for the upcoming nominations. William J. Bryan joined the sub-committee in rolling up his sleeves to shape the platform, with progress focusing on trimming excess objections and setting a harmonious path for the full committee to review after midnight.
As the Americans assumed canal control, housing shortages for workers worsened. West Indian laborers faced cramped, damp quarters amid yellow fever, malaria, and unsanitary conditions. Hospitals were strained, while mosquitoes and hygiene problems persisted. contrasts with European laborers’ better quarters and strict inspections followed.
A garbled prompt asks about a supposed New Life Pilld product and its effects or replacement terms, referencing a questionable claim about “Dre Bing.” The text appears miswritten with unclear source context and lacks verifiable entities or a coherent event.
Governor Haroon had retired when the move to abrogate the unit rule and seat eighteen Ohio delegates to Wilson was announced. He refused to comment, awaiting guidance from campaign managers in Baltimore tomorrow.
William Schelman and nine companions fished along Wisconsin waters and returned to Fort Wayne with a sixteen pound catch. The eight hungry men gathered at the Papal Inn and devoured what lay before them, enjoying a successful ten day fishing trip. The party included Theo dore’s Thieme Charles Withing Wil Asia Shamtaugh Twig Alden O Thwing Dr Vithers and G O N Guldlin.
Dick Hodgins once ran a saloon at Barr Street and recently became violently insane at his home on Manne and Jefferson streets. Police were summoned twice to restrain him from harming family members. He formerly worked as a cigar marker and opened the saloon about four years ago. authorities aim to have him committed to jail and a commission appointed for Wasthaven asylum.
In New York on June 24 Harold Brown a Boston aviator staged a parachute leap from an aeroplane. Rodman Law accompanied by others rode to 3 000 feet as the first parachute opened after thirty feet and the second after half the earth was traversed. The plane began a volplane as spectators watched near the city.
Baltimore Md June 26 A rash of robberies hit local hotels during the convention. Mrs Thomas P Gore wife of the Oklahoma senator was among the heaviest losses reporting cash and jewelry stolen. Senator Gore, who spoke at the session, offered to pay on the spot.
A jovial benefit for a sick brother was planned at the hall above the Sur theatre on South Calhoun street. A fire started by matches damaged two barns at 2011 Calhoun street, described as a clue to List pight, with logs estimated at about ten dollars. Fred Young, after down town work, caused a disturbance at the Pennsylvania Station wait room and was restrained by Officer Chey iron and Captain Sigil. Mrs. William Schaden of 18 Union street was removed from Pennsylvania Station after a trip to Waierea and returned home by taxi. Work progresses on a new Luthevill e house at Wayne and Clinton, with foundation laying soon.
The Commercial Club board plans to study multiple industries seeking to locate in Fort Wayne at tonight’s meeting. Ship works shows strong interest, with steps likely to attract the industry to the city. Old National Bank ad appears on page 3.
A fragment describes youths in a city using pins to distract elevator workers by triggering bells. The scene shows a tiny cage or device near the top of buildings guiding behavior, with the youths waiting to ring bells on the bottom floor and cause disruption.
A fragmentary report shows a passenger fooled as taw hoy turns around and exits the building while an elevator man descends. The text hints at a bell ringing sequence and a disturbance between a button and holder, suggesting a tense moment inside a building.
A terse quip about the old fashioned search for an honest man compares past lanterns to today’s need for bright guidance. It hints at enduring demand for integrity and clear illumination in society.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Fourth of July behavior with lines about glory, keeping behind cannon, preparing for fireworks, and a conversation between a mother and another person. The text mentions a young man and concern about future actions, but details are incomplete.
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