29 May 1907
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
1
A garbled baseball wire report from St Louis covers National League action. It mentions pitchers, teams, and multiple players with uncertain spelling but notes performances and outcomes, including a game with Masher and references to Brooklyn and Philadelphia.
A distorted text fragment lists scattered names and phrases from an American League context with unclear dates or events. The legible parts include references to persons and places like Cleveland and Washington, but many terms are garbled. No coherent report or outcome can be established from the readable material.
In Indianapolis Columbus and Toledo games, details include late innings rally, pitching and batters list. St Paul beat Minneapolis with Adams strong in early innings, while Kansas City failed to score against Longley as final. Multiple eras, batteries, umpires noted.
Fragmented report from Evansville and Grand Rapids items note matches and events. Mentions Pearson, Evansville results, Terre Haute, South Bend, Grand Rapids, boxing contests, Prin cess Rink, and May dates. References players and teams with mixed garbled text.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions light frost and extensive damage, with scattered references to weather moderation and environmental effects. It also includes stray names, places, and odd measurements, plus a peculiar mention of agricultural activities and a horse described as a black colt with specific markings. The text is fragmented but preserves localized street names and farm references.
Fragmentary obituary and public notices describe a Miller and his wife in frequent disputes over tavern matters. The text mentions a funeral service for George J. Aubrey at St. Maks Catholic Church and a burial at the church cemetery following a ceremony at the residence.
In a late season listing Tad May of Portlant defeated Blorpay ile teen by a narrow margin. The notice also references Kokon, Kokonese ODT SK Portia, plus entries for Indiana State Normal and Greencastle. Other lines mention North Vernon, Bonth Wend, Notre Dame, and ML Law Preps in terse sports shorthand.
A Fort Wayne man mailed a bank check to a Lafayette widow amid a confusing note sequence. The event references legal action and warrants related to a late husband, with details about payments and potential court involvement.
May 28. Ar Hiehens Incorporation of the United States Syndicates the cropital fork of which in Slide On, were fled today. The pay of the company is fed half a railroad to connect North and South America.
Judge O M Teatan grants to Josephing Warrick a decree at Alvor restoring Mundhenk as wife. Judge Johan W Resentan grants Smitth a decree of divorce and names the thirteen year old daughter. Judge Baggeman grants Tsang Synedat a decree to quiet title against Livingstong J Smith et al. Glasscock initiates action against Pint Cooke et al to quiet title. Archer Printing Company sues Griffin Company for $900. Harper and We, Larneys, for plaintiff. County officials attend the dedication of the buildings at the county infirmary today. Licensed to wed Joby S Bitner and Marthe Dense. Raul A Thrasher and Give Jota Vagina.
Public notice seeks a night watchman for a downtown wholesale house with a request to furnish the best references. The brief ad notes very light duties and instructs applicants to address the paper with their submission.
The Fort Wayne and Springfield Railway will run an hour and a half schedule on Decoration Day. Cars leaving Fort Wayne at 7 a.m., 8:30 a.m., and every hour and a half until 9 p.m. Also a car leaving Fort Wayne at 11:45 p.m. The notices list F W S R T. W. Sr anticipating timetable details.
A reader seeks a bouquet holder for Decoration Day at H J Ashs and reiterates the request. A fragment mentions Mrs ash-Mather expressing a wish to be cremated and a line about June Stark Sut.
Legal notice states Louis Buser, attorney Colerior, seeks court authority to sell real property as part of estate of Martha Uffa de ceded. The petition requests sale with proceeds to be directed under court supervision with a requested date of May 4, 10%. The Allen County Circuit Court is named as the venue.
A family blacksmith shop near Ninety-fifth Street in New York faces demolition for new apartment buildings. John Dunn, continuing his father’s trade for decades, plans to retire to a guest house while his six children relocate. The shop, on the Astor estate, has long supplied horseshoes as the city transformed and rents rose with urban development.
New officers of the Pathfinders are elected at a session in Albany. The lineup includes president transport secretary treasurer and chaplain among others. The report notes a large membership gain and mentions an emblem hanger award for the member with the biggest increase. Also referenced are boxing contests and a local event scheduled for May 30.
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