Fort Wayne Polo Team Sees Key Improvements After Weekend Play
Fort Wayne polo notes a better showing after a five game stretch last week. Key players including Bobby tart and Frad Shwain are described as stepping up defense and offense as Fort Wayne Central dominates in recent matches. An upcoming doubleheader with Nationals and Nantalls is teased with two afternoon and evening games.
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Fort Wayne
Weil
Holdie Migwins
Lenis
Beniny
Bobby Tart
Bay
Fort Whyte
Sean
Urner
Jason Dil
Eychanagalls
Tml
Inter Eat
Aluce
Nationals
Nanttalls
Fort Wayne Centrals
Epy Auatenia
Delta, Lake
A S Eoure
Paris Swords Market Sparks German Trade Rumors
In December Paris saw at least twenty thousand old cavalry swords bought by an agent, fueling speculation on their fate. The Gaulois reports most are exported to Germany, with many reaching Russia, Africa, and Asia, while German merchants sell on to their rivals.
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Paris
Germany
Fet
Afiled
Asia
Ieu
Ioni
Workers Strike Becomes Rebellion Across Temed Streets
Report from Warsaw and Trebnots Isquare area describe a spreading rebellion as dragoons clash with revolutionaries. Casualties mount with hundreds killed or wounded, houses fired, and street bombs used as troops arrest or plunder. Railroads still run though turmoil continues amid socialist proclamations and a dynamite blast in a Moscow-linked incident.
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Trebnots
Casey
Wytriet
Warsaw
Moscow
Moscow Street Fight Reports and Peasant Uprising
London December 24 Daily Telegraph report from St Petersburg describes street fighting in Moscow between revolutionaries and troops. A volley from a house prompted surrender, with white flags and heavy bombardment. other districts saw revolutionary defeat. Peasants oppose strikers, rail workers’ families cut to pieces, and looting of goods for Christmas. Anarchists fail to overthrow government. harsh but non-graphic account of violence and unrest in Russia.
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London
Daily Telegraph
BL Petersburg
Meacow
Troopa
Atresta
Moscow
Russia
Yelne
Witte
Nicholai
Vicious saloon brawl leads to shootings and arrests
A violent saloon fight at Mother Sophie Seagrue's place on Calhoun Street ends with Jack Rich and John Lopshire jailed on assault charges while Ernest Struchen recovers from head injuries. Robbers strike passerby William Schmidt on East Wayne Street, and a hobo named William Morgan is detained after police find cooking implements in his pockets. Police also report multiple funeral notices and obituaries across the day.
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Otto Weimer
the -Utheran
Georgy A. Welmer
Buelam Street
Lutheran Hospital
Welmer
Zion Lutheran Church
Walther League
John
Frad
Walter
Trne
Ina
Hilda
Undy
Scheumann & Wimner Undertaking Establishment
Don Lutheran Church
Luebr
Sophie Seagriut
Calhoun _Streot
Jack Rich
John Lopshire
Struchen
Ernst Struchen
Braunhitt Street
Simehen
Fiat
Strachen
Dickson
Alony
Toopshire
Lapp al Potrolman
Omeer Dickson
Rich
Trebra
William Morgan
Firrestert
Calhoun and
Jefferson Streets
Morgan
Willam Schmidt
Iatreet
Wayne Atreet
Witle
Bachrd
J--Murphy
Charles Rubuml
Thomas
Collins
Spillner
Bach
Roast Turkey Dinner at Columbaid Restaurant 25 Cents
Sullivan sisters report a Christmas roast turkey dinner priced at 25 cents at the Columbaid Restaurant. The note highlights a festive meal offer associated with the Sisters.
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Columbiad
Sullivan Sisters
Heir to Million Dollar Estate Reported Missing in New York
James A. Clark of Flushing New York age 40 nephew of Charles Alarit has not been seen since Easter Sunday. His disappearance kept secret until surrogate service of notice in probate filing for his father Alfred W. Clark’s will. Family and private agents have found no trace of him and health concerns are mentioned.
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New York
James A. Clark
Flushing
L. 1
Charles Alarit
Brooklyn
Standard of Corporation
Jin Leong Island City
Clark
Alfred W. Clark
Christmas and New Year Holiday Excursion Rates
Nickel Plate Road offers Christmas and New Year holiday excursion fares with tickets on sale December 23 24 25 30 31 1995 and January 1 1906 good for return January 3 1996. Contact agent or C A Melon TP A Fort Wayne Ind for details.
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Nickel Plate Road
C. A. Melon
Fort Wayne
Ind
Cincinnati releases Central League players from roster
Van Anda, a top pitcher from Fort Wayne in the Central League, has been released by Cincinnati. Tracey Johns, formerly with Dayton Central, also exits the Cincinnati staff after being reserved earlier.
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Cincinnati
van Anda
Cratyhile
Fort Wayne
Paulding County
Cincinnati Natrients
Tracey Johns
Dayton
Coroner cites alleged baby farming case in Ohio
Coroner Sullivan in Wooster Ohio reports Enola Morehouse of West Salem jailed in Cleveland for alleged baby farming. Finding says she obtained three infants from a Cleveland maternity hospital and that a died baby was born October 11 to Pearl Baker near Lorain. Morphine in stomach suggests possible murder conspiracy. Morehouse held on $1000 bond awaiting grand jury continuation.
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Cleveland
Howard
Columbus
Enola Morehouse
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