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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1901
Page
2
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette announces a vacation mailing option for residents leaving Fort Wayne or northern Indiana. Readers may mail or request postal card changes to have the daily paper mailed elsewhere at no extra cost, with ongoing address updates as needed.
Advert shows Rome City residents can have the Journal Gazette delivered to cottages or hotels by notifying agent Roy Heist or the office. Heist delivers the paper every morning to cottage doors. End of ad directs readers to address him with payment.
The article argues that numerous interurban railway projects aim to run through Fort Wayne territory despite strong existing road and rail links. It notes Wabash connections to Huntington and Lafayette and questions why promoters press new franchises, while southern cities already have rail transit options.
The piece argues for a new railway to link Fort Wayne with northeastern and northwestern towns, citing booming districts like Syracuse Goshen Mishawaka and Port Wayne area growth. It warns current routes omit key regions and stresses rail access would boost trade, tourism, and health benefits while countering hesitation and highlighting potential profitability.
The document warns against discharging fireworks and explosives in city limits to prevent loss of life. It cites ordinance provisions and bans rockets, mortars, cannons, and dynamite amid concerns for hospitals and vulnerable residents. Police will enforce prohibitions from 4 am to dusk. adults are urged to protect children from toy pistols and other explosives.
St Petersburgh papers report M de Giers, Tugalan minister at Pekin, named minister to Russia Mantel Tavrln Savoy note his potential move. They claim his China policy influenced by recent events and suggest a push toward revising the Manchurian treaty amid tensions with China.
Lightning today struck the Wallace circus at Eau Claire Wisconsin causing shock among many spectators and injuring several people while the elephant act was reportedly affected and the entire menagerie was disrupted.
A fragmented note hints at a dramatic warning tied to a product or brand, with emphasis on marketing language and consumer perception. The text suggests a paradox between desire and safety, inviting caution about deceptive or overhyped promotions.
The court lists changes in property titles and executives, including an attempted real estate title action by August Brenyeky and attorney W Rulne. It notes several divorces granted by Judge Aiken, detailing spousal arrangements and child support, plus remarks on tax board duties and a remarks on insanity proceedings and notice requirements.
Indiana coal operators gather in Chicago to discuss industry matters and future plans. The report mentions mining activities, company roles, and anticipated shifts in production, with emphasis on intercity collaboration and potential policy impacts.
Hon J N L Hakevels of Gogrance county discusses Governor Durbin’s options and mounting criticism of the administration. Other speakers weigh Miller’s candidacy for attorney general and Gilbert’s chances, while speculation grows about a 1904 presidential sweep and local posts including postmaster at Kendallville.
Unclear OCR text lists names and places such as Ehufton Web Paanke and Mr and Mrs Y AlvenbG WR. Mentions stay at CHS Vey with scattered fragments suggesting a hotel or social notes but details are unreadable.
Berlin prepares for a major race as thousands of visitors arrive from Paris and other places. Police tighten crowd control to prevent collisions and accidents while Bleeding tensions rise among rival groups amid reports of unrest in Berlin and surrounding areas.
The inventor of a number of clean and cooling engines, Alleright, aged years, died today in New York by shooting himself in the head. The incident followed a Wall Street panic that affected a firm set to finance his project and notes.
A Kuala Lumpur style note reports an advance in window glass prices in Pittsburg. The American Window Glagy company and the independent Glase company raise prices on large sizes by seven percent and on small sizes by one percent. The advertisement hints at a possible union or coordination between firms.
June 24 report notes a 1000 pound gold brick destined for display in Colombia during the AMET exhibition. The brick is valued at $2,000,000 and was noted alongside a year’s clean payment to the Gartoo Hystean.
The fragment reports the Nancy Lincoln Monument is complete and ready for dedication. It notes state officials and the commission will select the date and oversee the ceremony, with Mrs Lincoln identified as the mother of Abraham Lincoln in a city context.
Detroit reports progress toward forming a combine against the salt trust. Superintendent Green of the Palarch or sill faction says agreements have been secured from about 48 percent of independent mills to join. Unclear which mills will commit. formal announcement expected before summer.
A Cleveland style report details a ten round bout between Titell Han of Philadelphia and Joe Bernal of New York. The clash featured heavy trading, a judge’s controversial ruling, and a riotous scene as police cleared the ring after the decision.
A 1902 report to the state department outlines a global wheat shortfall driven by limited exportable supplies. The United States, Britain, and Germany face rising prices as France and other nations cut shipments. The memo notes U S and allied stocks insufficient to cover demand with a substantial deficit of wheat, rye, and grains expected.
In June 88.15 a brutal home invasion occurred on Brothers Street near the Pennsylvania line. White and his elderly wife were bound and gagged. seven occupants were tied up while a robber looted about $3,000 in cash and jewelry. The attacker used a lighted match on the victims causing injuries as they were tortured to reveal other valuables. Sidney Mackes, a niece, freed herself and sought help. The victims were reported not in serious condition.
Ardens of incorporation of eight companies with 100000 capital have been funded by Philadelphia and Pierre citizens for wireless telephone and telegraph ventures. They aim to cover new possessions of One United States and Alaska and its country pray.
The jury at Washington Indiana fails to reach verdict in the Correll murder trial. Correll, a farmer, faced charges related to the death of Walter milling and the case pauses with no conviction or acquittal reached. The trial is marked by local attendance and interest in the community.
Andieigion Grant Bairbelles, late of Pere Yate, named manager and superintendent for the new mills division. He served as treasurer at the local management wills and is connected with Crawford Pidrbanks and Verte Hutte. The appointment is announced as the next Sunday approaches.
OCR snippet details a Bloom event with 88.00 and wartime price notes, mentions Latta Valley crowd and a Thea Pari Ut terminal. Four of 270 felons stayed at a data top set and were forced to a frame window. Several tags not recovered and others not identified.
The article reports Ambrose McKay suffering diabetes and rheumatism, with severe pain and insomnia. After using Doan's Kidney Pills, his condition improved, pain eased, and sleep returned. The piece touts the remedy as effective and cost worthy, noting rising reputation and numerous favorable reports.
A transcription reports Postum Cereal Company boosting capital to five million dollars at its Midh city plant. The issue includes one million dollars of preferred stock at four percent. The note indicates a recent dividend of ten percent.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference aviation or airship activity with unclear details. Names and specifics are unreadable, but imply a list or image collection from a nine item set connected to Ane dtragdney. Further readable context is needed to form a proper headline and summary.
The report notes a chaotic scene at the county court as the public vote and legal process clash. Authorities struggle to proceed while attendees, including physicians and local residents, observe the tense moment. The confusion hints at deeper political tensions affecting the Austen area and broader community.
Report describes processing attempts with limited facilities and a ten ton Georgia lot. It notes hours and efforts to retort mercury ore to separate gold, mentions Enthusiastic praise for Dr teks process and Moffat Life Pills as a remedy.
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