Chink in Hammond Case Returns to City in Turmoil
Detective Lenz traced a Chinese man named Jonny Lee who borrowed 213 and a gold watch from his father George Lee before leaving town. Returned by train to Hammond, the suspect was released after the father refused to prosecute. Sam Fields seeks repayment, and authorities plan to arrest the man again.
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Jonny Lee
Town
Lenz
Haiiond
Ind
Ulack
J Oy Broadway
Sam Fields
Barr Street
John
Hammond
Fields
Eisen Nut
Anthony Hotel Company Holds Election at Fort Wayne Meeting
The Fort Wayne Hotel Association annual stockholders meeting at the Warne yesterday elected officers and directors for the coming year. Charles McCulloch was named president and a slate of directors including G I Worden SM Foster and others was approved. A director committee to draft a new constitution and by laws will report next meeting. Hugh J Keen, lessee of the Anthony, plans to return to the city in August after attending business in Scranton.
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The
Fort Wayne Hotel Association
Warne With
Alan
M- Gries
Lotis F
Will
Randell
Charles McCulloch
G.I. Worden
SM. Foster
William Jt Griffin
Tenis FP
Curdes
A.D. Cressler
DL Baltes
D. M._ Foster
Charles Goddmen
John H. Bass
Epee Smock
William Bleming
War Xelbars
Sanuel Wold
Uta
Scranton
Hhey
Officers Elected by Commercial Club in Fort Wayne
The Wayne Commercial Club board elected officers for the coming year led by President S C Roussell and First VP C B Mitek. Second VP O N Gould, Treasurer C E Bom, and Recreators Robert B H Burns. The year aims to attract factories and boost city advertising to spur local development.
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Commercial Club
Rain Fails to Deter Crowd for Weil Band at Robison Park
Despite heavy rain and threats of a storm, over 3,000 people attended Weil's band at Robison Park. The audience sought shelter in the theater seating 150, with hundreds standing in aisles as numbers drew lively applause. The concert ended at 10 30 after hours of enjoyment, while a scheduled show was unable to go on due to a missing train delaying the Be douin Arabs, who will arrive early this morning and permit Regina performances to start this afternoon without further interruption.
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Weil
Robison Park
Shetter
Park
Alsies
Iren
Warthee
Wheeler Institute to Initiate Encampment in Wheeler Ind
Decatur Ind July 30 Charles Heim grand patriarch of the Grand Encampment F O F will leave tomorrow morning to institute an encampment of the order at Wheeler county Ind About fifty members will be initiated and Grand Instructor Joseph Hail and Grand High Priest J H McSheeley of Indianapolis will be present to assist in the rank.
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Kist News Bureals
Decatur
Ind
Charles Heim
Argentina Emerges As Progressive South American Power
A detailed portrait extols Argentina as the continent’s second largest nation, highlighting its fourteen provinces ten territories and federal district from Tierra del Fuego to the north. It praises agriculture livestock and grain, notes rail expansion totaling about 14 000 miles, foreign trade led by Britain and the United States, and Buenos Aires as a vibrant modern metropolis with growing underground transit and grand public works.
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Argentina
South America
United States
Minnesota
Towa
Grogeessl
Raples
Morth
Tierra
Fuega
Atlantic Ocean
Amys
Chaco
Pataganta
Tua Negro
Republic of Bollyla
Andee
Eile
Ocean
Oceun
Vagy
Iavel
New York
Malcago
Germany
Balia Blanca
Smuggled Chinamen Searched on Fort Wayne Train
Government and local police acting on telegraph tip attempted to uncover Celestial immigrants on a Detroit bound train at Fort Wayne. A squad searched several cars of train No. 61 from Wabash station but found no hidden Chinamen despite seals placed by federal authorities. Authorities suspect any men would have been on cars with federal seals and counterfeited seats. passengers left Oakwood earlier, with officers at Detroit awaiting further word.
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Détrait
Oakwood
Oftral
Mathers
I. C. Sullivan
Caty
G. Thompson
Palien
Jess
Montpelier
Tiny
Want ads in the Journal Gazette are only Yeo a word
Classified note indicates a terse want ad line in the Journal Gazette reading only the word Yeo, suggesting a minimal or placeholder classified listing with no further details or context. This fragment reflects sparse early 20th century newspaper advertising conventions.
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Journal- Gazette
Caledonian Field Day Sends Broad Invitation to August 1
The Caledonian Field Day program at Robison Park on August 1 promises gold and silver medals for top events and a strong slate of trials. A U rules adherence, 25 cent entry fee, and closing entries at 1 pm set the frame for heats in 10 yard dash, 220 yard dash, mile relay, pole vault, hammer throw, discus, shot put, caber toss, high jump, long jump, boys and girls races, tug of war, and a dancing night to follow.
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Robison
Total Society
Mead
Bielock
William Lawson
Ani Cler
Dr. Macbeth
David McKay
Gs. Hamilton Wil
Lert Bend
Willan Townson
Richard Milley
Joseph Christie
Battery B Team to State Shoot
Eight members of Battery B depart this morning for Indiana state shoot at Fort Harrison. The team, led by Lieutenant Leonard F. Weed and including J C Scheffer and others, will compete to earn a place on Indiana’s national team to be selected at Cammy Perry in August. Last year Battery B was fully named to the state team and hopes to repeat. Fort Harrison ground improvements recently completed. Company D infantry also headed to the state shoot.
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Battery B
Inllana
Fost Wiamin Bardson
Leonard F. Weed
Tolentenant
J. C. Scheffer
Hrintzenhofe
Bergean Henry J
Resroe T. Simmers
Whi Otte B. Walt
Frank Wichetey Aront
Willlam BF
Prenin
Ricer
Kecel
Indiana
Cammy Perry
Chlo. Ie
Toto
Fort Harrison
Company D Infantry
Charles Brady New Superintendent for Wabash High School
Charles Brady of Hartford City named superintendent of the Wabash High School accepted after graduation from Indiana University. Brady is a former teacher in Angola and is married to Mrs Brady, a fellow Indiana University graduate.
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Odrd
Wabash
Charles Brady
Hartford City
Brady
Indiana Univarstty
Angola
Brads
Indian Universit
Local city notes mix of residents and events
Port Huron residents Mr and Mrs A G BlawMer host online enthusiasts. Hutchins and Reynolds stay at Mole cottage James Lake. Roemblin of Masamun Yarnette travels. Witzgreuth to Marion for shooting contest. Griffith Farr win high school plans in Orland. Teutonia Building and Loan convenes tonight. Getting of Monmouth recovering from gallstone operation. Van Wert Fair to send veteran tickets. Judge Skelton of this city contacted. Police report a man with unknown name fell into a hole on Mechanic Street. Monroeville Copperidge Incorporation for 25000 with Pettit and Tackebury officers. Edward Rice leaves for Wilmington Opera House role. Rice brother of Mr D Rice of Majestic. Morton A Plumadove heads to Angola for fishing trip with Prof Paleer party headed to Crooked Lake. Democratic candidate affairs at the river fisheries noted.
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A. G. BlawMer
Port Huron
Meh
Orland
Teutonia Building and Loan Association
Court House
Charles Getting
Nt Monmouth
Inn
Lutheran Hospital
van Wert Fair Association
Oid
Benjamin Skelton
Liz
Wit Wag
Mechanic Street
Monroevile Cooperige Company
Monrevtile Head
Slorh
Alf Pettit
D. Pettit
W. JW. Tackebury
Edward Rice
Wilmington
Del
Riceri
Af. D. Rice
Majestic Theater
Morton A. Plumadove
Angola
Henrys W Paleer
Entraty
Crookeake
T the Fon
Cymre Cine
Democratic
Congress
Mir
Cline
Msherman
Steuben County
Inkes
Railroads and Telegraphers Face Federal Mediation
Washington July 20. Chairman Bar and Commissioner Neill of the Interstate Commerce Commission will convene with western railroad officials in Chicago July 23 to seek a settlement of the railway telegraphers dispute under the Erdmann act. The action aims to limit telegraph operators to nine workdays in a twenty four day period amid high traffic and business strain. Commissioner Neill doubts the objections block a satisfactory settlement.
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Washington
Interstate — Commetcr Commission
Tahar Neill
Erdmann
Chicago
Wearestay
Tuly
Nein
Fort Wayne Dog Lovers Society Formed To Shield Pets
The Fort Wayne Dog Lovers Protective Association formed at Strodel's hall with fifty attendees. Capital stock set at 2300 dollars. officers elected include Emrick as Vice President Byron Hattersley as Secretary and A M Tyler as Treasurer. The group aims to protect dogs from theft or destruction and oppose poisoners while pushing year round pet regulations.
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Dog Favers’ Protective Associaton
Fort Warne
Strodel
Eliy
Aml
Emrick
Byron Hattersley
Atts
Invitathons
WUL
Guy le
Roadmaster of Lake Shore Killed in Train Collision
LaPorte Indiana July 20 Charles Davis assistant road master of the Lake Shore railroad died of injuries after being struck by a work train at Millers Mills He had thirty years service Aged 54 he is survived by a wife and three children A woman's view of value influences how a husband’s earnings are spent as reflected in ads.
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Laporte
Ind
Charles Davis
Lake Shore Railroad
Millers
Accident on Kearsarge Battleship in Honolulu Harbor
A burst steam pipe on the battleship Kearsarge in Honolulu Harbor injured several fire room crew members. The pipe, seven inches wide, ruptured under the ventilating shaft, disabling the steam plant for nine hours but not delaying the ship’s scheduled reef voyage.
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Honolulu
Atareord Holler
Kessarge
Atlantic
Pires
Wilson
Mire
Heva
Classified Ad Claim for Prosperity Debt Owed
The speaker asserts the world owes prosperity and offers a classified ad as a means to become useful and place themselves in a position to collect the debt, implying an opportunity or method to secure benefits or compensation.
Public Works Board considers vacation of alley in Fort Wayne
The Board of Public Works of Fort Wayne Indiana announces a declaratory resolution to vacate an alley east of Taetayetta street between Nos 9 and 7 4 and 16 and 1 7 and 2 for the St Marys River line New York Chicago and St Wise railroads. Public hearing scheduled with notices and assessments to cover costs.
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Department OF Public Works
BOARD
City Hall
Faye Warne
Indiana
Notte
Board of Pulelic Works
City of Fortune
Isnnra
Taetayetta Street
St Mary's River
Jets Wayne
Lavayette Stree
County Addition
St. Mary's River
New York
Chicago
St. Wis
Sid Vacatian
Penkes
Agate
Fort Wayne
County of Alen
State of Indian
Indeing
Jesse Bhosins
Bara
Puldin
UW Brecker
Six Die in South Buffalo After Tragic Pact Collapse
Six unidentified foreigners were killed in a vehicle incident in South Buffalo between midnight and dawn. Authorities believe the deaths stem from a pact among unemployed men that collapsed as they sought work, triggering a grim morning tragedy with widespread despair among workers.
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Buffalo
Devgreak Pass
Treme
South Buffalo
Suitetas
Shelton Returns From Visit In Canada
Fort Wayne and Springfield railway superintendent W Shelton returns from two weeks with his parents and relatives in Canada. He traveled with his son Frank and another son Wil. Wil plans to remain for a year before entering Payne University in fall to study electrical engineering.
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Decauur
Fade
Tow Shelton
Canatrue
Fort Wayne
Marshal Takes Men To Jail In Push Cart
In Wecattr Indiana Ty 2 Joe Willims Uehrens fined five dollars and costs for public intoxication. They refused in partmont and were seventeen days in jail. One man rode in a wagon cart from Blackburn drag store, the marshal wheeled the cart and pushed them to jail.
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Rint
Wecattr
Ind
Joe Will
Uehrens
Iece
Laurie Smith
Parmont
Blackburn Drag Store
Tye Jail
Arm Fracture Report Sparks Suspicion Of Epraind Mistery
Fragmented OCR text describes a boy with a fractured arm initially thought to be ep raind, with garbled names and nonsensical phrases. The piece notes progression from slight pain to confirmation of fracture after a farm visit and dressing, suggesting a local incident reported in a rough, unclear transcription.
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C. E. Bom
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Eanty Speciakeerts
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W. Shelton
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