Indians Clinch Lead In Fort Wayne Bowling Standings
Fort Wayne peers into a tight race as the Indians pull ahead in the column log. Loganport is in a close chase with Gus Campbell absent. Lively talk surrounds matchups at Princess rink and the upcoming schedule featuring Marion Wak. George Bone leads the offense with Aring, Carnivan, and the team aiming to overturn past lopsided results.
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Hanes
Anderson
Port Wayne
Fort- Vars
Nale
Ile Jocals
Ens
Anvils
Gus Campbell
Local Sports Notes and Committee Results
Fragmented report notes athletic events and elections of officers. Mentions Preston Street arrangements and upcoming competition plans with several teams and organizers, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Council struggles over pay and extra work refusals
Clerks and council clash over salary, extra duty pay, and tax duplicate responsibilities. Officials cite attorney opinions as they decide who bears costs for proposed workload shifts and rejected overtime.
Roosevelt hunts elk in Big Mountain park with Ted Morrison
Theodore Roosevelt leads a hunt featuring elk and a hunter named Ted Morrison in Big Mountain park. The report notes a 9 pound catch and mentions Roosevelt's reputation as a shooter, with local reactions and plans for a second rush on the Marion polo team to replace Harkins who is out with a broken shoulder.
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Treadore Roosevalt
Big Mountain Park
Ted Morrison
Ned Nim
Roosevelt
Arion
Ind
George Cunninghar
Rehmond
Nokemo Pio Leama
Marion
Harkins
Pawtucket
Holiday Piano Sale Promises Large Selection and Low Terms
FOR THE HOLIDAYS We are showing the largest and up-to-date stack of Fine Pianos Organs Musical Instruments Regina Music Boxes and Sheet Music in the city. A stroll through our store will suit money suggestions to you in lieu of suitable Christmas presents. Don't be backward about coming in to work, you are welcome at any time and we will be glad to show you ground and answer any question. One Pianos are of the best makes and latest designs, but you will add our prices lower than others will quote you, our terms more liberal and we charge you no interest on Pianos bought between now and the first of the year. This item of interest is 2 special inducements for customers to have them buy before the first of the year, and helps us make this the largest year's business of our exist Let us sell you a Piano for Christmas, it Will please the whole family and at the same time will be a good investment for you. We are sole agents for the Apolic self-playing Piano, which has fourteen points of superiority over all other self-players. This is the instrument James Whit ecomb Riley selected for his home. Don't fail to see and hear it. We also have a number of slightly used piano players and slightly used Uprisal Pianos that can be bought at a very low figure and reasonable terms. It will pay you to deal with a reputable Take Music House, one that is permanent. We have seen stores call and Zo. that we are still here to take care of our customers. Give us a call and he convinced, THE O10 RELIABLE.
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Regina
Wovk
Ang Tine
James Whitecomb Riley
Rebrugh of Workingmen Conjured in Turmoil
The fragment suggests a chaotic note on a state treasury and disputed authority. It mentions an emperor approving a measure, a state authority issuing bills, and concerns about coercion and control. Names and clear events are fragmented, but the passage hints at political struggle over fiscal powers.
Mutiny Rumor Clouds Warsaw As Troops Refuse Orders
Reports from Warsaw claim mutiny within the garrison as troops allegedly refuse orders during a procession. A detachment of the Gro ski regiment faced a clash but refused to fire, allowing the march to pass. Officials deny confirmation of a full mutiny at the citadel.
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Warsaw
Marsaikowsi Street
Groski
Wersaw
Rumer
Mutinous Russian Troops Sacking Harbin Described
Telegraph dispatch reports alleged mutiny in Harbin with refugees detailing the sacking and burning of the city. Desperate fighting erupts between mutineers and loyal troops, with many Russian and Chinese residents killed.
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Nail Telegraph 3
Burnia
Harbin
Boy Hero Saves Home From Fire in Munding Indiana
A twelve year old boy, Charles Hemer, saved his home in Munding by climbing a waterspout in bare feet and extinguishing flames breaking through the roof. He brought water to fight the blaze while his mother and older efforts failed. His feet burned from the cold, yet he persisted to save the dwelling.
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Mundig
Charles Hemer
Heil & Reil Frame Makers at 926 Calhoun Street
The fragment notes Heil & Reil Frame Makers at 926 Calhoun Street involved in a fire incident tied to an ice company claim of 11000 dollars. It references Lanark and Indianapolis and the Jean Ht cetiorneys, with sparks from an engine allegedly setting fires to other firms.
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le Sporte. Nl
Jean Ht
Heil & Reil
Calhoun Street
Robberies and missing youths in local police report
A portable police item describes a burglary at Mr Keplinger's refrigerator and a forged check at Wayne hotel. It notes Andrew and Fred Link, missing from Mrs Maggie Link's home, and two boys Harry Cushing and Arthur Moser arrested after riding a Pennsylvania train to Van Wert.
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Gossli
Andrew
Fred Link
Ning
Maggie Link
Franklin Avenue
Huffman Street
Harry Cushing
Grand Rapids
T. J Cushing
Arthur Moser
van Wert
Hof-Eran Noon Lunch Meeting on Livestock and Feedings
An updated notice outlines a noon lunch program from 11 to 2 at Lafayette inviting live stock men to discuss judging, breeding and feeding of animals. The event includes demonstrations on stock management and may alter stock farming practices with topics on feeding, insemination, and quality control.
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Wien
Lafayette
Suni
Judsing
Randall Wheel Co. Offers Fort Wayne to Chicago Return Tickets
Advertisement lists goods and edition items from Randall Wheel Co in Fort Wayne Indiana. Offers rail travel fort to chicago and back via Nickel Plate Road. Mentions live stock show and full information at address. Includes names A Meran T Pa u and details about dates and pricing.
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Fort Wayne
Chicago
A. Meran
T. Pau
Ind
Will Get Their Plums One Day Front Page One
The article outlines ongoing Senate debates on canal construction on the sea level, committee referrals, and expected holiday adjournment. It mentions Senator Bellinger pushing marine matters, unlikely timely railroad reports, and three key bills including statehood and Philippine import adjustments, with committee reorganizations likely this week.
HOF Bray Brings Philly Squab and More to Market
Local market notes list items such as small hens from Philadelphia, squab, mallard duck, venison, rabbit, sating chicken, lamb fries, soft shell, smelt, crabs, lobsters, blue points, little neck clams, and black bass.
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Philadelphia
Lawson Short Theorized In Wall Street Stock Rumor
Rumorstweil that Thomas W. Lawson is squeezing major stocks as Standard Oil reportedly corners him. Reports say Amalgamated Copper, American Smelting and Tennessee Coal and Iron show heavy short interest as Lawson allegedly went short of 2000 shares or more in various issues.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Mr. Lawson
Lawson
Market shares rise amid buying by Standard Bank entities
The report notes shares advancing as high as forty points with sustained gains since Lawson began to act. It claims Standard Oil has purchased banks formerly financed by Lawson, affecting his loaned assets. The piece also mentions Taineet and Stannard Oil facing pressure, with phrases depicting tense reactions and restrained venting of anger.
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Lawson
Standard Ot
Joans
Taineet
Stannard Oil
Limestone company files incorporation in county records
Wheaston Lime company of Near Huntington files articles of incorporation with County Recorder Ashley. Incorporators include AL D. Henry Wehrenberg William Iching Henry Kanning Kenry Nath Meyer William Kruse GR. Kenne August Holt Mam Westhott. Officers listed as Bubner pe Henry Wehrenberg vice president. um Buesching reus wer. and Wi meton cnmnty line. Company reports land purchase of thirty five geras of land ended by fine limestone. Manager Kruse to move to Munlington.
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Wheaston Lime Company
Wen
County Recorder
Ashley
AL D
Henry ‘Wehrenberg
William Iching
Henry Kanning
Kenry Nathmeyer
William “Kruse
Kenne
August Holt
Fine Lmestone
Kruse
Munlington
Wit
Christmas Pianos and Organs at Packard Music House
Large retail demand pushes Packard Music House to stock eastern pianos and second hand instruments from Weber Kransch Bach Emerson. Pianos priced from 250 to 2750 with guarantees and potential exchange toward Packard. Organs new and used from 15 up. Christmas delivery held. store open evenings from Dec 9 at 920 Calhoun St.
Boys Capture Bald Eagle in Rough Fray
Report describes a Friday incident where a group of boys engaged in a struggle to capture a bald eagle. The melee left several youths bruised and scratched as they fought with the bird noting persistence and rough handling.
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Peri
Tad Duc
Fred. Spohn
McCoy Challenges Corbett For Prize Fight In Delaware
McCoy seeks an 1890s prize bout with James J. Corbett. He promises a 20,000 purse and has posted 6,000 as a guaranty in a Delaware club arrangement, though New York law blocks formal terms. Corbett dismisses the idea, calling McCoy a blunderer, and says his acting career will end his fighting days.
Local hotel registrants list several names
Among those from neighboring towns who registered at the local hotels last evening were New Ayeline W J McCormiter Indianapolis Mrs B K Beaver Huntington C E Hutton Indianapolis The Wayne Huan Solomon New Haven U R Johnston Baritore City Edward Levy Warsaw The Randall Ray Davis Auburn W S Enciel Marion I C Graves Warsaw
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Tlias
New Ayeline
W. J. McCormiter
Indianapolis
Averages of the American League in fielding records
The article notes tight spreads in AL fielding averages with St Louis Detroit and Philadelphia tied for third and Boston and New York tied for sixth. Barrett and Donohue of Detroit and Cleveland posted perfect records in limited games, Cart and Lajoie paced first basemen with 901 averages, Neale tied for second base, Lowe led third base, Wad top pitcher at 3B, and Schreckengost led Philadelphia in a 790 mark.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Washington
Barrett
Detroit Guilien
Donohue
Pitser
Cleveland
Cart
Lajoie
Neale
Sheen Bageman
Carn
Lowe
Trait
Wad
Schreckengost
Wealthy Michigan City Pioneer Dies at Home
Albert T. Vreeland, one of Michigan City's oldest and wealthiest residents, died today. He owned valuable real estate in Michigan City and Chicago, leaving a prominent legacy in local and regional property holdings.
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Michigan City
Ind
Albert T. Vreeland
Chicago
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