Mission to Non-Catholics Opens With Fourfold Proof
The St Patrick's mission titled Christ True God and True Man opened with a strong sermon by Father MacCorry on the divinity of Jesus Christ. He argued from Peter's confession and Old Testament prophecies, contrasting Christian belief with Strauss and Taunttina, and cited miracles and Christ's own statements to support the divine nature. The service included welcome remarks by Father O Regan and music by Father MacCorry and Miss Tertha Meyer.
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John
Apostle
Tivet
Caiphas
Heaven
Sloan
Ma Frank
Stouder
Benedicton
Bitter’s Stomach Bitters touted for 53 years sales pitch
An advertisement extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a trusted home remedy, claiming decades of proven merit and urging readers to switch now and obtain a bottle for family health.
Baseball Gossip Hints New recruits and lineup plans
Moeonar Jick Tardy reports Milday Oo Balutday shaping up for spring. Gus Poohey and Mand and Welles named onfielders as potential starters. Manager ards Repeaty from Saginaw signals plans for a strong opening. Lima captain Harry Trubs to lead at first base.
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Moeonar
Milday
Tryp
Gus Poohey
Fllde- Mand
Welles
Ards
Saginaw
Ceim
Aiamond
Harry Trubs
Lima
Truby
Soft coal strife nears settlement amid wage scale drives
News from the coal fields reports district miners defending actions by the Shamokin scale committee and anticipating widespread adoption of the 1908 wage scale. Mines seek to raise prices and limit supply to dealers who fail to maintain fair pricing while miners gain sentiment in favor of the new terms.
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Philadelpha
New York
Aco
St ‘Iy
Pittsburg Bituminous Miners Get New Scale
In Pittsburg district miners resume work after a holiday eight hour day. Francis Robbing announced signing the 1901 scale, with Monongahela River Consolidated, People’s Oil, Marine Goal, Steen Goal, Vesta, Diwerth, and Mansfeld Coal companies backing it. Operators questioned validity. two seals prepared, one opened today by the committee.
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Pittsburg
Pua
Liftuminoua Minera
Pitaburg
Francis 7. Robbing
Pitsburg Coal Company
Robbins
Tha Yeate
Monongahela River
Patrick Dolan
Robbing
Rot- Wingtonleht
Miners suspend anthracite operations under union order
Philadelphia report states a full halt of mining in the anthracite region with only Oxford colliery, near Scranton, remaining active. About 143,009 workers are said to have paused, while 17,000 continue to work to prevent flooding, as committees seek to adjust the scale.
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Philadelphia
Mitchell
Oxford
Scranton
al@lit
Carbondale
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Tarleton
Shenandoah
Shamokin
Pottsville
Twenty IP mines to resume. Indiana coal strike easing
Terri Haute Ind April 2 After a UMW meeting President Wellington O Connor said twenty mines will sign the 1903 scale and resume operations for two years. If operators speed compliance the strike may end within ten days. Petersburg reports 900 idle miners and ten mines operated nowhere. two top operators expected to adopt the 1903 scale tomorrow in Washington ten coal mines posted notices to accept the scale.
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Terri Haute
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Wellington O'Conner
O'Connor
Indiana Bituminous Association
Petersburg
Washington
All Southwestern Miners Are Out In Strike
Kansas City Missouri April 2 All the col mines of Iwankus Missouri Arkin sud Indian territory and Whom idle miners strike for payment of the scale at 193. These mines employ 246000 men. Expectation that DISLOUR operators will sign the scale soon, though none have yet done so. Operators who hire mines in more than one district must sign for all districts before opening any mine. Miners are prosperous after a long period of strain and tension with operators.
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Kansas City
Iwankus
Minsouri
Arkinsud
Indian Territory
Onpciatos
Ohio miners hold hopeful coal wage talks amid protests
Despite a majority of coal operators pressing a lower wage policy, hope rises as miners and leaders discuss avoiding a protracted strike. Executive boards plan to meet to decide whether to back operators paying the 1908 scale. Some companies report paying the 1408 scale and control about a million tons annually, signaling possible regional wage alignment.
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Yio
I Olso
Michigan Team Fails to Clinch Any Games in Series
A garbled local sports blurb reports Michigan teams taking no victories in a short series. The readable fragments suggest a disappointing showing with little to no wins recorded.
Hiberniang Totals Show Narrow Victory
In a short release the meet scores list Nolan 202 Connell 211 Kaufman 212 and team totals reaching 2b. The precise team name and opponents are unclear but the tally entries point to a close competition with Michigan listed in the context.
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Nolan
Connell
Kaufman
Hiberniang
Michigans
City News Smoker and Parties Mark Summit Encampment
Mr H J Slade was removed to Hope hospital. Dr William Enslenthas returned from Fillda to handle his late father's estate. Dr G W McCaskey sails to Europe after a New York visit. Summit City encampment I O C held a smoker and Pedro party with most members present. Home Telephone Co staff enjoyed a guessing can contest won by Mrs EJ Stroud. Letters to form words featured names of Indiana telephone exchanges.
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Hope Hospital
William Enslenthas
Fillda
G W. McCaskey
New York
Europe
Summit City
Pedro
B. M Popp
Fairmont Place
Home Telephone Company
EJ. Stroud
Indiana
New York Nationals blank Indianapolis in opener at Indianapolis
The New York National League team shut out Indianapolis today 7 to 0 in the first field appearance for the Indianapolis squad this season. Batteries were Taylor, McGin nity, and Hresnahan for the visitors and Christman, Mattern, Drinkers, Friel, Weaver, and Linley for the home team. Umpire Thompson. Attendance 2,200.
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Indianapolis
Indianapols
New York
Indiannapolis
Taylor
Matthewson
McGinnity
Hresnahan
Christman
Mattern
Drinkers
Friel
Weaver
Linley
Thompson
Eastern Syndicate Plans Massive Ohio Rail Route Network
Wesley Schoens and the Widener Mackin-Morgan syndicate buy a New York to Ohio rail line for 675000 and pledge a six month completion of a Dig syndicate railway linking Bellefontaine to Columbus and Dayton. The project envisions a direct route from Defiance to Columbus with expansion toward Bryan and Williama County, forming a large northern Ohio corridor.
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Widener-Mkins-Morgan
New Yor
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Sehboepf
Ohio
Dig Syndicate
Columbus & Take
Miehlean
Dotlines
Fiat Ag
Stratford Construction Company
Schoep! Concern
Ite
Era
Bellefontila
Fordy
Eld Wok
Art Wayne
van Wert & Lima
Lima
Toledo
Bellefontaine
Springield
Columbus
Payton
OC O& Ttm
Defsince
Bryan
Williama County
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claims Free Refund
Early 20th century patent medicine notice touts LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day with a promise of money-back refund if it fails. Includes testimonial style claims and product branding.
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E.W. Grove
False alarm arrest nets minor crime suspect
William Vachon was arrested by Detective Charles Lenz and Patrolman Major after admitting he sent in a false alarm to police. Captain Reichelderfer stated the incident could have endangered officers chasing a citywide prank. Vachon faces a police court hearing and posted bond for his appearance.
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Charles Lenz
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Vachon
Reichelderfer
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Special 250 Dinners at Hof Brau From Eleven to Three
A local eatery offers a special deal, 250 dinners served at the Hof Brau from 11 AM to 3 PM. Patrons can enjoy a set menu during the daylight hours with limited availability. The event emphasizes value and timely service for afternoon diners.
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Hof Brau
Fort Wayne Rescue Mission Showcases 106 Years of Service
At the annual Fort Wayne Rescue Mission meeting, Superintendent G I Cooper presented a report highlighting lodging for nearly 60 people since November 7 and close to 1,000 meals served. The treasury showed 1280 raised with a 811767 balance wiped out by a celebratory check. Board members Crotholiman Gaghtbll McKay Glore and Cooper were cheered.
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G. I. Cooper
Misslon House
New York City
St. Louis
Mission House
Treaaurey
Committee On
Crotholiman
Gaghtbll McKay
Glore
Cooper
Pro Cure Laxative Bromo Quinine Customary Druggist
A line notes that in any civilized country one can procure Laxative Bromo Quinine from any druggist with Grove's signature on the box. The phrasing reflects an old time advertisement style implying universal availability and brand verification.
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Grove
West Lake Fishing Club Hopes New House At Meeting
Members of the West Lake Fishing Club held an evening meeting deciding to build a new clubhouse with location and timing to be discussed later A April 21 meeting at Suengerbund Hall featured elected officers Dr William F Myers president Henry Welse vice president John Helmkamp secretary Daniel Rehm treasurer and trustees Peter Trenkening Frank Flewes and Ferdinand Meier The program included songs by local voices and an octetino duet by Prof Warner and Mr Gna Tiebrock Local speeches were given by Peter Henkenluk Dr W J Myers and Mr William J Riedmiller
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West Lake
Thutner
Land Hall
Suengerbund Hall
Wiliam F Myers
Henry Welse
John Helmkaimp
Daniel Rehm
Peter Trenkening
Frank Flewes
Ferdinand Meier
Masa Thomas QC Connell
Gus Jloabrock
Gus Schubert
Cornellion Cooper
John Ffelmkaump
Mike Shea
John Kelly
Warner
Gna Tiebrock
Peter Henkenluk
W. J Myers
Willam
Artist Tries Ransom of Pita Vases to Landlord
An artist tells a landlord they cannot pay rent but offer numerous pita bread themed vases as security. The landlord asks if others might accept the items if not painted, noting potential reception of the security. The exchange is presented as a translation for Tales from Famlic Journal.
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Tales From
Famlic Journal
New Amateur Team Formed In City League
A new amateur team was organized with members C Uueter J Smith Soltsz Wo RLTIn ger D Kouna A Holzhauer Redap nan A Rodeheaver FE Baldwin Dava Wannamaker as water boy. The team will be christened later and challenges any amateur club. communications to WA Tackoon or A J Thieme at 619 Calhoun Street.
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J Smith
Soltsz
Wo Rltinger
D Kouna
Holzhauer Redapnan
Rodeheaver
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Water Boy
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Asaety
WA Tackoon
J Thieme
Calhoun Alreet
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