Wrestling prospects loom as Sid Murbarger faces Anderson
The article previews an upcoming wrestling event featuring Sime Macbarger and Louie Carter’s Chambmidt entry with Sam Mairbarger and Ole Anderson. It notes Anderson’s pace and Macbarger’s conditioning as decisive factors, while police intent on enforcing rules and fan interest runs high at Port Wayne venues.
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Wren
Beth Glee
Priiner
Hig Tel
Derrble Park
Fess Deacon
Indktin
Murbarger
Gils
Jyix
Ole Anderson
Jan
Port Wayne
Ional Nin
Nisi
Sime Macbarger
Lawre
Baye Jlo
Anderson
Louie Carter
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Mix Wasser
Wayne Wanda
Imight Police Gazette
Mules Wil ‘Gov-Tee
Buttermore Wins From Wasser In Notable Wrestling Match
Several hundred spectators attended the college wrestling show in Auburn last night. Max Wasser of Korsje and Dave Buttermore of Leipsic staged a dramatic match with Wasser weighing 142 pounds and Buttermore 145. Wasser agreed to throw Buttermore three times in an hour. Wasser won the first fall in three minutes, the second fall in fifteen minutes, leaving twelve minutes for Wasser to win the final fall, but Buttermore held the time. A rematch is planned to take place next month with Wasser to weigh 144 and aim to throw Buttermore twice in an hour. The preliminaries featured Reimer, Lohman, Nich Collips, Jean, and Andy Kaugh, the Lark.
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Auburn
Ini
Hwarse
Wasser
Guttermore
Wassen
Buttermore
Wisc
Wasuem
Huttermore
Beoweer Reimer Aud Lohman
Nich Collips
Thampion
Jean
Andy Kaughe
Prominent roller skater Delmar to perform at Princess Rink
Prof Delmar billed as America's premier roller skater in trick and fancy skating at Princess Rink on Thursday January 9. The report also notes various baseball signings and managerial moves across teams including Terre Haute and Rochester as spring training talk and argument over the squeeze play continue among writers and promoters.
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Prof. Delmar
America
Princess Rink
Hunting for a buyer by want ad in Journal Gazette
A note praising the efficiency of placing a sale or purchase ad in the Journal-Gazette, contrasting the difficulty of in person negotiations with the ease of using listed want ads to find a buyer for any item. The piece emphasizes the ad service as a quick solution.
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Journal-Gazette
Journal- Gazette
Deaths of Mrs Mary Wetzel and others in St Joe township
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Mary Wetzel widow of William Wetzel at her St Joe township home aged eighty six. She lived in Allen County over forty years and was known for kind deeds. Survivors include three sons William Wetzel of Fort Wayne John Wetzel of Stillwater and Henry Wetzel of Fort Wayne. Funeral in St John’s Reformed church. Also notes Lehman Jonn C Lehman died in East Washington Street aged eighty with survivors including children and eleven grandchildren. Otto H Gruethe funeral at 60 West Fourth Street and Trinity Lutheran Church. Also ad copy for Laxative Brom Quinine.
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Willian Wetzel
Hume
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Jig
Wetzel
Bort Wayne
John Wetzel
Shillwater
Henry” Wetzel
En Hantesléad
Ang
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St. Joe Township
St. John's Reformed Church
Lehman Jonn C. Lehman
East Wash Inston Street
Germany
New York
Louise Geller
Fort Warne
Tilizabeth Stulbatay
Martin Miter
Christian Bergmat
Broderick Plaber
Louise Leman
Luehri
St. Paul's Suutheran Church
Jacob Miller
Offieleting
Otto H. Gruethe
West Fourth Sireek
Dioglowk
Rinity Lutheran Church
Butler Minor News and Items From Journal Gazette
Butler Idaho reports include the Misses Chilcote and Reed entertaining their junior league classmates with games and music last night. The Rev. Oberholtzer of Dalitts Nebraska and his wife welcomed their son Walter Dwight born January 2, with the former pastor now serving in this city.
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Chilcote
Reed
Miss Chileote
Antate
Ww. S. Overholiger
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Neh
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Oberholtzer
Javetor
Lutheran Church
Tats City
Nelson in Training for Scissor Bout Noted
Nelson trains in Salt Lake City for a high night with Jack Clifford. He cancels Scalor bout and plans a rematch with Ric Scalor in San Angeles. Tsudulph Uabulz to meet once female Strad.
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Scalor
Salt Lake
Hattling aSelson
Salt Lake City
Hig Nghe
Jack Clifford
Nelson
Ric Scaior
San Angeles
Tsudulph Uabulz
Ja- Strad
Fight Over Deposit of Huntington Funds in City
The Huntington Trust Company may seek a public deposi tary mandate to secure its share of city funds under the public depository law. Council committees refused to review city funds, citing Fort Wayne connections and bond backing. Fort Wayne men signed large bonds, with Mossmas for 7100,000 and Feses for 950,000, while stockholders deny majority signers were Swayne.
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Thatington News-Democrat
Huntington Trust Company
Fort Warson
Fort Wayne
Mossmas
Judge Feses
Rt Swayne
Fire in South Bend Causes Large City Loss
In South Bend a blaze started from matches carried in chests by H Wheelock & Co and caused $24,060 in damage to a three story building owned by the Glivera. An alarm sounded and the fire was confined to the premises with insurance covering the loss.
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Wisuranre
Opening of bids not completed at meeting
The bid opening for the hotel project ran long as executives adjourned work to 8 this morning. A three member committee will classify bids and decide on the total subscription, with expectations that the winning bid may be smaller after considering all expenses and conditions.
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Hotal Anthony
Fred Ong Burt Scholle Hosts Ladies Whist Club Meeting
In Garrett Indiana on Wednesday Mrs. Fred Schultz hosts the Ladies Whist Club as Fred Ong Burt Scholle enters the event. the F O E installs officers last night with poor candidates noted and a bequest granted by a present maker. A temperance petition against granting a license to sell liquor in Butler's Third Ward was filed earlier. temperance supporters hold a majority in wards one and two, but many signatures remain needed for the required total.
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Ind
Fred Ong
Burt Scholle
Fred Schultz
Chove
Butler
Thiré
An Experiment in Reading The Journal’s Pages
The writer notes a challenge to find a single newspaper item that stirs personal interest or appeal. They suggest an experiment for any reader not used to daily Journal content, to scan for one day and observe how detached or connected they are to everyday events and concerns.
Three Thaw jurors in, nine vacant seats filled
In Pittsburgh court, jurors Hatchet Goss Weiss and Frazier were challenged by the defense and district attorney Jerome. Thaw accepted three jurors, including George C. Rupprecht and Greenbaum, with numerous challenges and postponements marking the long session.
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Morewood
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Grosscup and other directors reindicted in Illinois case
Charlestown Jan 7 The Coles county grand jury reindicted Tadse Peter S Gosscup and other Cin eaya Hrectors of the Central Witness Praction company in connection with the wreck near this city Judge Grasseup, Marshall Samasell and others from Chicago were named Superintendent Moore and two motormen were indicted in October for manslaughter The new indictments charge manslaughter and criminal negligence against Grosscup and other directors The case will go to trial at the January term of the circuit court likely beginning next week The county board refused funds for counsel for victims relatives and a purse for a marriage levy Mayer of Chicago is the principal defense attorney with several others engaged
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Coles County Grand Jury
Tadse Peter S. Gosscup
Cineaya
Central Witness Praction Company
Grasseup
Marshall Samasell
Arthur Underwood
Wranels Peabody
B. A. Potter
Chicago
Moore
McClara and Botts
Eirait
Murten W. Thompason
Danville
County Board of Supervisors
Mariage Levy Mayer
Chiccago
Wreck on Big Four Train Catches Excursionists Unharmed
A wreck on the Big Four line near Copper Mine Creek involving train No 6 halted two sections from Cleveland to Atlanta. One Pullman car and the dining car derailed with several cars tipping and crashing. Jacob Roth and his wife escaped serious injury, while E B Norris suffered a fractured collar bone. An investigation will determine the cause as most passengers sought medical care in Atlanta.
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Collver
Cleveland
Guay
Chettanooga
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E. B. Norris
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Cathedral Young Men Elect Officers
The Cathedral Young Men’s Sodality at the Social Bell Club hall held elections with Harry Hogan and Stephen Reed named among officers. After the vote, members enjoyed a social session as the group noted 18 members in attendance.
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Annie Me
Brary Hall
Apelin
Oatliers
Harry G Hogan
Orst Ansistant Ele
Stephen Reed
N Knestars
Sodality
Woman wills her brain to science in bold bid
Louise Randolph, famed for memory, wills to the Anthronometric Society her brain for study. She notes earlier brains of men were used and argues science should include women. She seeks to reveal what a woman's brain can show beyond male studies.
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Louise Randelph
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