Fort Wayne Poultry Show Draws Crowds at Balenderthing Building
Sunday crowds attended the Fort Wayne Poultry and Pet Stock Show at the Balenderhting building under the Fort Wayne Poultry Association. Exhibitors from Indianapolis and Goshen displayed top birds with judges like Gall D. N. Foster and EP Cunningham awarding prizes across classes such as Rhode Island Reds and Black Orpingtons. Awards included best pen exhibits and numerous firsts for Wiese, Wood, Mesing, and others, with Theodore Hewes finishing judging and praise from the management for his high quality standards.
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Stubl
Ats
Fort Wayne Poultry & Took ‘Association
Ewes
Indianapolis
Avybo
D. N. Foster
EP. Cunningham
Oshén
Ind
R. Arwell
Fremnant
Col
Zimmer & Son
Foster
Beront
Col. Denster
Tock
Eral
Fits
Fcockerei
G. WW
Jp Pallet
N. Nuskrum
Wiese
S.C. Black Minorcas
Charles G. Pane
Pane
Theodore Hewes
Hewes
Isrunswick Bowling Schedule For Week
Fragmentary bowling league schedule shows Week Four events with matches listed for Monday and Tuesday nights. Names and precise times are incomplete but indicate Monarchs versus Waynes, and other teams including Commer Bod and Gun Clay in Week Four play.
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Moning Niebi
Plongvreys
Gun
Last Word on Ireland Election Sparks Home Rule Debate
Retiring Peetier Balfour denounces Home Rule as unionists push the issue in the looming election. Premier says he will leave electors with a clear example of opposition to Home Rule while Liberal gossips forecast a return to office for Sir Charles Lyell. Telegraph reports curiously under the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
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Losuon
Ireland
Premice Balfour
Cane
Liberal Party
Charles Ly Yby
Ty ‘Telegraph
Plans for State Teachers Meeting in Indianapolis
Educators in Indiana plan for the state teachers meeting during the holidays. Sessions open Dec 27 with a speech by retiring president Dr William T Bryan and an inaugural by Dr Elwin Holt Hughes. Key topics include disproportions in higher grades, salaries, and the school peo ple, with multiple sectional meetings and a governor’s address.
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Indianapolis
Weachers” Association
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Edwin Holt
General Association
County Superintendents’ Association
Glaywool
Werchiesday
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Willum T. Bryan
Elwin Holt Hughes
E. B. Bryan
Franklin, College
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George H- Tap Hosa M
RB. Mikels
Winthrope BE. Ipae
Sarah Tarney Gamp
Claypool
Werneeday
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Uedataiay
Indiana
School Athletic Association
Claypool Wednes
County Institute
Tstructors” S Association
State House
Iettypen
ISK Days Six Day Bicycle Race Opens in Chicago
The thirteenth international six day bicycle race began in Madison Square Garden with sixteen teams. The event drew a large crowd as riders from the United States and abroad competed for a total prize pool of 3600. The opening saw teams like Vanderer Slol, Halberd, Germ Jean Gousoliz, and Charles II French among notable participants, with the contest set to continue next Saturday.
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New York
Mailison Square Garden
Favorich
Fdreiznirs
Igudis
Brook
Vanderer Slol
Halberd
Jean Gousoliz
Charles II
Antonie Us
Fragmented Message About Aging and Wisdom
A cryptic text fragment discusses aging, strength, and readiness, urging reflection on life choices. It mentions fire, the night, and repeated phrases about sameness and instruction, with unclear context or source identifiers.
Roosevelt Misinformed Politicians Deny Parker Charges in Campaign Fund Scandal
New York dispatch reports counsel Charles Hughes received a tip about insurance company contributions to a fund regulating 225000 in 1900. The tip alleges Georges B Cartelyou coordinated subscriptions led by many political figures to support Theodore Roosevelt's election, with some money diverted to the state campaign. The piece notes calls for testimony from Cornelius N Bliss, Platt, Depew, and Odell as the inquiry proceeds.
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New York
Charles
Iughes
Equitable Sanadh Assurance Society
Equitable
Georges B. Cartelyou
Republican National Committee
Mr. Cortelyou
Cornelius N. Bilss
Exovernor Odell
Platt
Depew
Ebeodore Roosevelt
Wavorial Hicket
Frank Higsins
Plath
Odell
Dir
Trughes
Gortelyou
Che Equitable
Roogevelt
Matsion
Hughes
Uhe
Cortelyou
Bliss
Greencastle blaze destroys factory with heavy loss
A Greencastle Ind. fire at the Day and Coss shiner factory today caused extensive damage and losses estimated at 12 990 dollars, with 1590 dollars covered by insurance. The blaze threatened multiple adit buildings and prompted emergency response.
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Greencastle
Ind
Day & Coss
Cshiner
Polo Magnates Meet As Managers Ordered to Enforce Rules
Indianapolis reports a Central Polo League managers meeting. President Foot will serve another season. a national Michigan Ohio and Central league agreement requires strict contract enforcement with regulars and reserves. Holiday profits rose by four dollars. emphasis on reducing rough play and limiting club strap length past ten inches and nine inch sags.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Central Polo Lague
Foot
National League
Michigan
Ohio
E.W. Dickerson
Footy
Roved Polo Veferans
Prank Warner
Loughlin
Princess Rink
Fort Wayne
John Wiley Bag
Danvine
Ap Iniec
Canavan
Uz Crew
Newman
Apoe
Starlings
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Laura Ennkle
Kunile
Henry Winge
Polk
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Charles Mesing
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WW. Franke
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Gharles Mesing
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A. B. Kiestler
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Mr. Mesing
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