Troy Steam Laundry Prolongs Linen Life Ad
F. Le Jones & Co proprietors at 48 and 50 Pearl Street guarantee their process to extend the life of customers laundry.
10 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1902
Page
1
F. Le Jones & Co proprietors at 48 and 50 Pearl Street guarantee their process to extend the life of customers laundry.
A garbled note references a high school football team amid confusion and student involvement. Names and details are unclear, but the item points to school sports with student reactions and possible league context.
Havana Sept 9 The house passed the loan bill by 48 to 2 authorizing President Palma to issue a national loan of 85 million dollars with a 40 year term and payments beginning after ten years. Four million funds go to cattle industry and 22 million to fulfill revolutionary obligations and army payments. A 20 cent per liter excise on brandy 40 per cent on whiskey 36 per cent on wine and 1 cent on beer are levied to fund interest and sinking fund. The bill goes to the senate conference committee.
Bulletin from Washington reports U S wire conul general in Panama forwarding cables about Agua being surrendered by the government. Four large vessels are believed to be under control and revolutionists are reportedly advancing toward the city. Mr. Bimmin comments on the sun at Cohey and in Panama.
Fragmentary voter note praising Mr Scott, a former Union soldier, stating high character and expectation of election amid strong Republican support. Mentions Wahsaw Indiana and wartime service as key identifiers.
General Miles departs Washington on Thursday to observe Pacific coast fortifications and coast defenses before sailing from San Francisco to Manila aboard the transport Thomas. He will stop in Chicago and Portland en route and be joined by Col Whitney and aides as the annual army ordnance and fortifications report is prepared for Congress.
Wallace H. Phelps, editor of the Alliance Review, died this morning after a brief illness from syphoid pneumonia. He was forty nine, and leaves a widow and three children.
In Manistique Michigan on September a prom inent farmer’s sons Je Roy age and Walter Wondrol 18 and 21 respectively and Will Teanga brother in law 21 drowned while fishing on Indian lake.
A clipped Boston sports note notes Velect and a punt miscue during a game. It references Boston, mentions dows punted and a partial play, with unclear surrounding context.
In a tense Arlington clash TGTON edges ROSTON 4–3 as Patten limits hitters in a lone rough eighth. Washington pitcher Drill backs up Patten with solid support. Connolly and attend- split duties while U.S. stands.
In a Toledo Louisville American Association match, Louisville produced seven hits and seven runs in the third inning. Pfeister, Uiuisius, and Burns turned a triple play in Hassell’s position. Milwaukee beat St Paul 12 to 6 as Leday and Att produced key hits. Minne Torrence pitched well in a doubleheader, with strong scoring support in the first game. Attendance and minor details are noted without full line scores.
Memphis 3 Nashville 0. Atlanta 4 at Little Rock 3. Shreveport 4 at New Orleans 2. Chattanooga 2 at Birmingham was listed with a score gap indicating a partial read.
The note mentions a scheduled baseball game against Concordia on Saturday afternoon September 1. For details contact William M. Lawer at SH Hust Lewis street. Also mentions Michael Maren and John Sobraski from Garrett involved in a Catholic Benevolent League matter.
Jessie Zimmer of Angola visited with friends yesterday along with Mrs. Ellen Lewis of Ray Indiana who consulted with a local specialist. The W C T U meets at 2 30 this afternoon at Mrs Ridenour's Lafayette street home. Bowman of West Berry returned from a Michigan trip. The Jolly Twelve club plans a reception and dance at Mulqueen Dancing Academy on Tuesday evening September 16. The First Baptist Bible class entertainment committee scheduled six lectures at the Masonic Temple with top talent. Rev J N Field Miss Anna Philley and others attended the state Baptist Young People's Union convention in Columbia City yesterday. Philley will speak and attend as delegate. Field will open with a sermon Thursday evening for local youths attendance by all local organizations.
Denver report on political contest for governor with Judge Edward Slimson of Grippie district seeking Democratic nomination. Ballot readings show Slimson leading by a small margin after initial counts, while Bill Wag reportedly gains votes, as party processes proceed toward final submission tomorrow.
Mayor Rose launched his campaign with a short speech at the armory in West Bend amid a large crowd. He criticized the Hatolisqiue administration and accused Governor La Fol of being a friend of trusts while outlining his political platform.
In September 1902 wet conditions favored development of twisted stomach worms in lambs. Symptoms include jaw grinding, stiff backs, choking, bleating, and occasional sudden death despite mild signs. The parasite resides in the fourth stomach. worms appear pink when fresh and white when stomach is opened after death. Treatment calls for coal tar creosote mixed with water and administered with a syringe, with care to avoid inhalation or rapid dosing. Turning lambs to cornfield after treatment aids recovery by reducing pasture exposure.
Miss Lottiy Hood, after two years at the People's store department, has resigned her position and will pursue a course at an alternative business college.
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