27 Nov 1900
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1900
Page
1
A lengthy report records railroad personnel news from Fort Wayne and Denver. It notes surgeon changes, a death in Denver, time cards, and the Pennsylvanias extension and double tracking. It lists crew shifts, injuries, promotions, and shop work on engines and cars, with references to specific lines, stations, and dates.
A terse notice reports CALTORT receiving a shipment of teas and related goods, noting buyer details and transaction dates. The item list includes multiple varieties, with quantities and prices outlined for inventory reconciliation.
Relatives of John Gurran discuss an investigation into his sudden death. Travelers connected to the deceased moved toward Indianapolis trading a rig and selling valuables, including his watch. An inquest cited lung congestion, but family and associates hint at possible poisoning and plan exhumation for chemical analysis of organs.
Real estate transfers listed involve multiple grantors and grantees centered on sections and townships, including James M. Trauer man and Soliman G Trauverman in West 12th Street area and properties in Ewing's addition. Names such as John C. Metter and George Zeimmer appear among the sellers and buyers, with deeds filed in Spring Held township.
Report describes a farmer from Harrison township attacked by a wild boar on a Saturday. The animal charged and slashed the man multiple times before neighbors and bystanders intervened, preventing a fatal outcome. The incident occurred near Weel Middleton and involves a local family connected to Fleming John son.
A Chicago crime report states the residence of Washington Portal was broken into by night prowlers. Jewelry and other valuables were taken, leading authorities to investigate suspects linked to Lindston Portha and Karl Willigas.
The Trades and Labor council expresses sympathy to Sheshik and the Parizan Wais, supports better waxes and conditions, and vows to prosecute dealers in Minthing groverias and modts who keep open Sundays. The executive board affirms sanctity of Ee Laban Hay communuides accounts, investigates fund disparities, and notes the organizing committee backs next Labor Day activities with Edgar Perkins pledging support.
Five refugees from the South African republic arrived today on a storming steamer to Europe. Among the group are St Pearson, General of Transgaalamy, Commandant W. Soyman of the Oisnige Pres Suate, U. R. Sayandin, A. Liphenberg, and Hercules J. Viljoen. They crossed into Porte se Territory and traveled to the coast and Hienen. Pearson says he has never left South Africa before.
Tampa Fin reports a city strike by building trades amid wartime labor calls. Brick masons, plumbers, engine erectors and painters are involved while the International Typographical Union is ordered by its executive board not to strike.
A fragment from Fort Yates North Dakota reports dire conditions among the Indians as rations are described as insufficient to sustain life. The text notes poor grazing and crop failures, with tribes facing slow starvation and dependency on inadequate food relief.
Havana reports the constitutional convention opening where Senor De Queside moved to reject Rivero Cistierag and Villamnendas resolution expressing sorrow at the departure of Gen. Frizhugh Lee. The regulation was approved unanimously.
A Lexington report notes the death of a valuable yearling colt by Dr. McBride out of Quesil bred for Tom 8, Pham Singtan, and purchased for $7,000 by AL AL Peatherscone. The event is part of a Kentucky breeding market update with limited readable details.
The Rev Pimean Gon will be unsigned by Bishop Mazen White to fill the pastorate at St Marys Episcopal Church in Delphi.
In New York on November 3 the firm Boynton & Co. merchants of dry goods and women's wear on West Fourteenth Street filed for voluntary bankruptcy. Judge Brown presiding. allegations include asset transfers to delay or defraud creditors. Large stocks of latins cloaks and capes reportedly involved.
Marysville reports a prominent physician Dr. R. Hamilton shot dead during a domestic dispute. Alfred Alvin, jailed on charges of firing the fatal shot. no witness to the crime and the bystander dies without a statement.
An advertisement proclaims a Great Stomach and Liver Medicine by A Gif Led 11S. It claims to cure malaria biliousness indigestion costiveness colds grippe rheumatism impure blood and all diseases from stomach and liver maladies. The pills supposedly act on stomach bowels liver and kidneys and guarantee a cure or money back with receipt at Ty r 3. P- Mills New York.
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