27 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1902
Page
1
Describes an assortment of elegant garments and furs, highlighting reliable fabrics, satin trims, and expert fitters. Promotes exclusive products, affordable prices, and urge to buy without delay. Mentions fur neckpieces and ready made pieces as improvements and remodelling options.
Brig Gen Fred Funston cites army canteen issues as a major cause of desertions and discipline problems. He blames post exchanges and saloons outside posts for draining funds from soldiers while enriching saloon keepers and prostitutes. He warns that abolition or reform without strong oversight harms the service. calls for careful policy on post exchanges and liquor access to restore discipline.
A customer from Shell Wayne writes that after five weeks of inflammatory rheumatism and sleeplessness, Rundell's Rheumatic Cure restored sleep, appetite, and strength. He reports needing no further help and urges others with rheumatism to try the remedy. The letter notes druggists stock Rundell's and guarantee satisfaction.
Denver Colorado September 26 The Den Evening Times is sold to United States Senator Thomas M Patterson and Campbell for 10000. Change of management on October 1. Patterson is owner of Tony Mountain News and Campbell is business manager. Paper will be entirely different in editorial stance ranging from Republican to Democratic.
Fragmented OCR recounts several baseball games and plans. Cincinnati at St Louis results, Detroit and Cleveland games, upcoming contests, venue notes, umpires, and local fan attendance details feature alongside mentions of college and minor league players and league schedules.
Dayton faces Shawrod at League Park in a Sunday afternoon game paced by Irejouk and Ade. The match is set for 2 PM with the Grandstand hosting the event as part of the Al League Circuit.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a pack and a paramount event with a plan by directors to adjust work pieces. It references a first saer dying Saturday morning and hints at changes to the schedule or personnel.
Local events in Columbus were postponed again as outdoor activities faced delays. The ad cites Perry Davis Painkiller as a remedy for strains bruises and sprains common in active life, noting its soothing effects.
Pensions listed for numerous Indiana residents including John A Subred in Ev FF Haynes in And ur Orisgtuak ville Morice with Boai point Mitchell Willy Pain Tineratse and Daniel Ehil ery in Ath 2 Jeremie LeetNapls ville Philip M. Murray in Hichmsnd M Fox in Elwood Barbara Smith in Kovea de Farry and others. The document enumerates individuals and amounts associated with pension disbursements across several towns.
Fragmented OCR notes describe travel departures from New York to Michigan and Southiea Ry with dates October 3 and 4, good passages and passenger details unclear. Mentions steamship or railway connections, lines and times. references to Clevekuml and ObiL with unreadable codes.
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