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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1901
Page
12
A fragmentary piece extols the true sportsman who respects hunting and fishing laws and spares eggs nests and young. It condemns ignorant poachers and argues that cruelty and breaking game laws harm both wildlife and sport, urging knowledge of rules and ethical conduct.
A 1891 govern ment bulletin questions the usefulness of nuts as food. It notes high fat content and poor digestibility in humans, with English walnuts and other varieties shown to have variable fat percentages and silvery fat indicators. The report criticizes overtaxing the digestive system and concludes nuts are unsuitable in excessive quantities as dietary sustenance.
A garbled note appears to reference a minor energy adjustment or directive, mentioning a 1 percent figure and a reference to Liver and Burdach dogged terms. The readable content does not form a clear event or identifiable persons, places, or organizations.
In Justices Courts Atos Cotti and PrinccKinney of New Haven faced arrest for study on a Tiguer Jae case change of venue shifted to Ingles Husve court. Hearing set for 10 am July 6. A neighborhood dispute led to adjustments as several provocation cases surfaced. Phil lip Smith fined $1 plus costs for provoking his wife. Mrs Eliza Smith and Matt Pearson were acquitted of provocation charges. Breese also acquitted in similar counts. The output notes neighborhood tensions and Cromble influence, ending with a plug for Pat lergan mulerweur purchases.
Mrs W E Burnett of Kintip Tennessee reportedly gave birth to four children, all said to be healthy. The brief notice notes the event within a local column and mentions family context with reference to Mrs Thircett and previous multiple births in the family.
Unclear text fragment mentions Hume & Co. and a rescue operation tied to battles and Paterson’s. readable pieces reference a court or company involved in a rescue scenario with partial names and places.
Charles J. Dinkel, 42, of 1 Victoria Avenue, died Saturday at Hope Hospital after a fall from the Bayer building scaffold on Wednesday. He suffered a broken back and paralysis, survived by a widow and four children, and was a member of the Carpenters union. Funeral services set for Tuesday at his residence and Zion Lutheran, with interment at Concordia. Raymond McKintyre’s funeral moved to Monday at 2 PM.
Newbourg by rag two doctor Danieh Butterfield, who has left his post in Colorado Springs for a flat in month, is now rapidly falling. I, Mitlock, who is attending Win, does not believe he can recover.
Law rates directing excellent train service promoted for Beaumont oil field traffic via Queen and Crescent Route with W Rinearson, G P A Cincinnati noted.
Paris Berlin motor race drew thousands from French and German colors as Kourhler won amid La Marseillaise and civic pageantry in Berlin. Spectators included nobility and officials shoulder to shoulder with fashionable crowds, while the crowd cheered the French winner and the procession moved from Charlottenburg toward Victory Square.
The French Chamber of Deputies approved Premier Wal three AWS anti-nigter race de. A member reported a serious accident during the flee ae Germany. The government proposed insulating the speed of motor cars to improve road safety.
The Enkling Post publishes a list of Indiana residents who hold shares in Chicago banks as prepared by Cook County assessors. Fort Wayne’s Meg L Freiburger is noted with 3100 shares in the National Bank of the Republic, among many others from Evansville, Lafayette, South Bend, and Indianapolis.
The article outlines Fourth of July celebrations at Robinson Park with planned parades, lights, and entertainment. It highlights performances by Mr. Lewis Stouvel of Washington, J. C., and acts at venues including Story and Stripes, plus a fairyland display, special drewers, a Breit vaudeville Michael evening, and acts by Charles Hartish Nellie Walters, Harry Von Tae, Miss Mute Kelly, and others. Special car service will run all week.
Mary Sieler eight year old daughter of Peter Sieler of Adams County fell from a stepladder while picking berries. She suffered severe injuries with a compound fracture of the elbow, a wrist fracture with joint destruction, and shoulder injury. Dr Bilder of New Maven attended and attempted to save the arm though full restoration seemed unlikely.
Judge Welfe appointed Dante Wi Storer of Anerson and The Chapinda of Shelby as receivers at the Shelby Min company after Mack Vin vik, president, filed for a resolver. The company valued at $2, in assets and surplus details unclear, with specified securities.
Report from July 2 meeting at the Waldorf Astoria describes pending bank reorganization steps contingent on stockholder approval. Lawyer William Nelson Cromwell states investigations by bank counsel and current administration into the bank’s condition, with experts to assess assets and deposits. US Commissioner Shiekie says evidence for prosecutions is insufficient, as warrants and complaints are reviewed through Monday print.
A garbled OCR style passage from New York outlines an accounting scene with references to a bank, creditors, and a national bank officer. Mentions of a revolver and threats hint at internal tensions during a financial inquiry. The text includes names and scattered figures, but overall is fragmented and unclear.
Banks at the National Bank of New York say he received word from New York about an event. The message mentions Hatori Malrbanks as director and references a shift in the bank’s communications.
A Cleveland entertainment fund drive reports $81 000 raised with transport workers still to contribute potentially pushing total past $90 000 Prominent donors include John D Rockefeller at $5000 Senator Tanna General James Barnet each gave $1000 and several other subscribers also pledged $1000 Each of the Pennsylvania Big Four and Lake Shore railroads contributed $3500 Mollenden Hotel Company added $2000 Paterson Sells the item for sale at $1 08
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