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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1900
Page
4
Brief scattered notices describe multiple fatalities across Chicago and surrounding locales. The fragmented report cites several death events and mentions associated conditions or circumstances without clear details. Authorities are not identified and no names or dates are confirmed.
OCR readable portions describe a city meeting with speakers including a superintendent and local officials, then shift to obituaries and memorials for multiple residents. Names, places, and affiliations appear scattered, with references to dates, venues, and community events amid damaged text.
A damaged OCR lists fruits including haspber ries blackherries and currants with garbled phrases. It mentions shipments to California markets and prices, plus references to brokers and firms like Sehrader and Wilkon. The text also notes farm sales and exchange options with monetary terms.
The item details a large society wedding with many relatives and guests, describing gowns, decorations, and official proceedings. It notes a forthcoming social visit, hosting duties, and various local figures attending or organizing events in the community.
A wedding ceremony described with many names and relations among guests and relatives. The piece notes the setting on Brespech Avenue, the presence of numerous attendees, and mentions the ceremony’s conclusion with toasts, music, and social gathering details.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Wert Mitye, Peay Lane, and potential references to local places and names. Unable to determine a clear event or outcome from the garbled content.
Market notes list price drops for fresh produce and eggs with slight butter reduction. Names and locations appear garbled, but reference to GNC bushel, 1 cent eggs and 16 cent butter suggests a local price roundup from a rural area.
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