Battery A Takes Honors in Fort Wayne Test
In Indianapolis July 25 Battery A dominated the state match at the West Range Port Addison. The first team led by Lieut Whitney and Corporal Pritelsi won with ease, while second and third teams from Battery A and Fort Wayne crews also posted strong scores. Company D Indianapolis and other Fort Wayne units delivered notable performances in Peters trophy contests.
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Iatwell
Cumpany E
Infantey
Fort Warne
Company
Lokhe
E. Batley
Gordon
Jarett
Sane
McBride
Salth
H. Evans
Miscellany from a European sojourn notes weather, teaching, and daily life
The writer details winter in summer heat at a mountain resort, warnings about safety after a fatal fall, and a vivid diary of lessons with Madame a German American teacher. She describes fruit, local servants, pie making, cuisine, and language mix of French and German, planning daily study and social routines.
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Madame
Rether
Madame Cen
Gerad
Impressions of California Visions of Southern California
A traveler extols Los Angeles and southern California as a healthful climate and paradise for outdoor living. He praises the electric railway, beaches, and resorts such as Santa Monica and Venice, noting long promenades, tropical gardens, and wide oceanfront pavements.
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Los Angeles
California
H. & Huntington
Pat
Los
M Huntington
Weil Mamma
Hr. Huntington
Tia
Eames
Middle West
Walny
Garden of Eden
Pai de Lanepro
Santa Monica
Ocean Park
Venice
Mer
Fort Tasnevles
Balloon route excursion charms Southern California tourists
The report touts an extended balloon route trip from Redlands to San Diego with side trips to Olet Mexico Coronado Paint La Jolla and Calico as the prettiest southern coast resort. It extols the California climate sunshine and expansive vistas from Pacific harbors and government breakwaters claiming Santa Monica and the region offer more wealth and visitors than elsewhere.
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Pacific
Thoroushis
Redlands
San Diego
Mexico
Coronado
Paint la Jolla
San Pedro
San Bisgo
California
East
Santa Monica
Orld
Saumre
Union
Finals set for Breen Cup as bracket narrows
The Breen trophy tournament narrows to the Ist round with matches on Saturday at the Keliunim galf. George Waldschmidt beat Pla ymock, Guy Perfect defeated Willian Raixton, John Morris toppled Robert Comahan, and Will Peters beat Dr. TW Thorsen as the field regroups for the cup final.
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George Waldschmidt
Playmock
Guy Perfect
Willian Raixton
John Morris
Robert Comahan
Will Peters
TW. Thorsen
Touens- Mont
Oie
Underground Ordinance For Wiring In District To Be Considered
The council finance committee will meet Monday evening to consider an ordinance introduced by W. A. Barer to place all wires in the district underground. The measure has been deferred previously awaiting action to determine its collection and presentation for committee work.
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W. A. Barer
Lhe Doc'itnen
Second Trial Was Successful Suicide Attempt Ends Fatal
Albert Freel, a veteran druggist of Aurtington Tad, attempted suicide by poison then revived. The same day he shot himself in the head after being found unconscious in his building. His death resulted from the second shooting, occurring as his young son woke and alerted others. Freel left $9,000 in stocks. he had five children and relatives in Van Buren and Allen counties.
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Aurtington
Tad
Albert Freel
Carl
Freeh
Theodore Freeh
van Buren
Allen County
Sure Shot Sam at the Majestic Opens Season
The Majestic Theater starts the season with Sure Shot Sam Parker. The four act Western play is set in Tennessee hills and features strong dramatic scenes and comedy. August T and $ show dates noted.
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Majestic
Sam
Parker
Tennessee
Yard of Puppies Draws Crowds on Calhoun Street
Passersby were astonished by a yard of eleven puppies contained in a theatre-like pen on Calhoun Street. The dogs, described as sleek and well bred, drew attention from locals who noted each pup’s markings and lineage, with several prizes mentioned in the chaotic, era-tinged report.
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Powindow
Calhoun Street
Wien
Felio
Istanie Hinly
Three Children Die In House Fire Report
A chaotic fragment reports three children burned to death in a home fire. The text mentions a mother, a stove, and a tense domestic setting with unclear ages and details. The source is garbled but centers on a fatal blaze and investigation.
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Luly
Col Thompson Leaves August 1 for Wabash post
Fort Wayne area notes detail Col Richard G. Thompson’s promotion to inspector or agent for the Wabash system. He will oversee passenger service from Indianapolis westward to St. Louis, with a large territory including southern and central Indiana and parts of Kentucky. Thompson’s career spans Lansing through Port Wayne, where he built up the Wabash passenger business and became a familiar figure in railroad circles.
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Indianapolis
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Wtler Ave
West Pogyna
Richard G. Thompson
Wilash Cableoeul Company
Thompson
Te Lana
Indiana
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Kentuck
Cin Ker
CS. Yell
Fabnsa
Westwanl
St. Louis
Fort Wayng
Col. Thompso
Weyap Club
Fort Wayna
Fort Weyne
Bir. Thompson
Col. Thompson
Paiick” Thompson
Cal Thompson
Teysnil
Wabash
Enreh
Vale
Cale
Port Wayne
Alichigan
Reading
Port Warne
Wabash Company
Mr. Shore
Col
Thomason
Ifr Shorey
Columbia City Raid Fails To Find Lewd Inmates
In Columbia City Indiana on July 26 Potleeman 4 H Bashi with warrants raided the James Barnes rooming house above the Gallivan saloon for prostitution. No such inmates found after two raids. Officer C L McCuen Freitag ordered three women and two men off the streets from a Hast Jackson street rooming house. Reports say the group tests the city for scandal and may depart this afternoon.
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Columbia City
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Potleeman
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Charsee
James Barnes Tooming
Gallivan
C. L. McCuen Feldayning
G. House
Hast Jackson Street
Bluffton Plans Economy Move on City Light Plant
Bluffton Indiana July 28 The city council decided to purchase the gas boiler unit in the electric light plant from RS Ashe of Richmond owner of the system The city will operate the plant take earnings and has option to buy when able The treasurer Grace reports all departments in good condition and mayoral policy calls strict economy Two sidewalk contracts awarded to G Marsman Grand Rapids Michigan for 72 cents per line miles
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Blupeton
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Wridar
Gem
RS. Ashe
Richmond
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Guna Cond Gon
Ang Seaneil Wol
Jet. G. Marsman
Grand Rapida
Mith
Aged Father of L S Hunt Dying in Indiana
Franklin Hunt, eighty years old, of Bin towneai in Indiana, is critically ill after months of poor health with complications. Relatives, including Leigh Hunt, gathered as he lay near death Friday afternoon, but he remained in a grave condition through the day. The family awaits further change in his condition as doctors monitor the case.
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Franklin Hunt
Bina Towneai
Leigh
Hunt
Br J
Scott
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