Governor Marshall Launches 1912 Presidential Boom in Indiana
Indiana Governor Marshall plans to address the Indiana Democratic Editorial association banquet in Fort Wayne and outline his platform for the 1912 presidential race. Samuel M. Ralston, Indiana governor candidate, will deliver the keynote. Cyrus Cline and other local figures are slated to speak as part of the program.
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Indianapolis
Mir Il
Marehall
United States
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Bath
Fort Wayne
Port Wayne &Peech
Samuel of
Ralston
Xoverter
Marshall
Ual
Columbia City
Princess Rink
Morsnn‘l
Olf
Aetlli
McLice
Uch
Deve
Tellie
Samuel MN. Halston
Indiana Democracy
Clins
Plaia
Civie
Roanoke News Briefs From Roanoke Township Memorials and Socials
Roanoke residents report large gatherings at Big Lake and Beach Grove for services and a June ice cream social. Funeral plans for Mrs Conier of Broxon Corner and the first outdoor cemetery observance are noted, with local clergy Rev Chancy Bell and Rev Booth leading services and WCTU planning events.
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Ki Breen
Michigan
Big Lake
Milton Hallman
Wavatal Gs Tae
Neriggs
Wrestmen Shege
Wi Losh
Ainet
Charley Young
South Whitey
Sohn Meyeharles Christy
Milo Barr
Fort Visited
Sica
Jacob Smith
Posey
Atul
Smith
Filla Mitch‘ali
Jolliet, Ti
Rep
Toeneka
Mra
Robert Con Ier
Broxon Corner
Broxon
Ge 'Satura
Tellea
Beach Grove
Booth Wil
Beach Girove
Weir
Saloon Fight at Milford Enlists the No of Sen Proctor
Milford Indiana May 31 Alleging signers to remonstrance were not valid Senator Proctor Elk Hart Attorney McLaughlin Milford and Stookey Warsaw appeared in circuit court at Warsaw to fight the case. Court postponed as Senator Proctor cannot devote full time. Van Buren township remains wet under local option law. Licenses granted to James W Meyers and Jonah Schoafire but denied upon remonstrance by temperance forces. A large remonstrance copy, perhaps 35 to 40 names, transferred from earlier remonstrance. Licensing action suspended pending judge Bowser ruling.
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Milford
Ind
Proctor
Elkhart
McLaughlin
Stookey
Warsaw
Proctor Wrs
Kosciusko County
Eton
van Burden
Tornaliio
James W. Meyers
Jona Soafire
Fremonstrance
Fercea
Enminigioners
Lannon J. North
Kondusko
Myera and
Meariet
Commimsonera
Bowser
Konclusko
North Acye
Selena
Ven Buren
Samuel W. Rouse
Watnew
Alonso M. Lules
Aho
Tve
Comjan
Black mail clerk whipped by mob in Mississippi
Laurel Mississippi May 33 W McAlpin a colored mail clerk reported being beaten by a mob on the railroad from here to Union. He says he was called from an eating house and at a point on Union railroad street a crowd of men with revolvers forced him to strip and whip him once more, shouting they wanted all Black people off his job. He was sent to relieve O J Parker, a white clerk.
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Laurel
Miss
W. McAlpin
Union
Rellave
O. J. Parker
Rev. B. Ruf Chosen Classis President
Decatur Ind May 3 Rev Be Rut of Fort Wayne was elected president of the thirteenth annual session of the Zion German Reformed Church and orphanage committee. A list of committee chairmen includes Rev Gohtner Vera Cruz religious services Rev Hesart Decatur reports Rev Borah Fort Wayne and others with various duties in church administration and education.
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Decatur
Ind
Be Rut
Fort Wayne
Gebnaider
Magley
Steencar
Gohtner
Vera. Cruz
Hesaért
General Synod
J. H. Borah
Fark Wastas
Synod of
Northwest
Zion
Lessert
Pailo Rehl
Schmeider
Mamiey
Hut
Bort Wayne
J. Bosch
Rev Kattan
Berne
Hanly Attacks Roosevelt in Atlanta Debate
In Atlanta on May 1, former Indiana Governor Frank Hanly described Colonel Roosevelt as a “vung ter” and warned that without army and navy backing he would have devastated Mexico. The remark came during a debate with Richmond Pearson Hobson on sea control and naval power.
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Atlanta
Roosevelt
Frank Hanly
Indiana
Richmond Pearson Hobson
United States
Hobson
Lillian Graham Seeks Heart Balm in New York Case
New York May a1. Ciltan oni bom, the whow girl who, Witteriel Conrad, who anquitted at the shard of having adomiied the life of WW i. D. Brokes, tied mull npathel Stolean to-day, anking ginnooh damagea for false and malicious prosecuition.
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New York
Ciltan Oni Bom
Witteriel Conrad
I. D
Brokes
Npathel Stolean
Ginnooh
Gomez 10 Permit Marines to Land in Cuba Night Telegram
President Gomez telegraphed General Montengado from Havana detailing orders to allow American Marines to land on Cuban soil to guard foreign property. The army chief awaits a decisive move while battles near Santiago are reported with rebels killed and Cuban forces pressured in Oriente.
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Havana
Gomez
Monteagudo
Province of
Oriente
Insurgente
Petapaners
Battis
Santi
National
Greate
Thia
Emmy Onrinues
Havens
Piedra le
Montengado
Havans
Gorvez
Congress
Washington
Bridge construction collapse kills ten in Manila
Manila reports a steel bridge under construction for the Bungue railroad collapsed today killing ten and wounding several others. In a separate note, former Senator Beveridge opened Roosevelt campaign efforts in South Dakota with an address to residents, as observers anticipate a campaign update on Monday night by Governor Stubbs in Kansas.
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Manila
Jane Spbles
Aateel Muapenaion
Beveridge
Indiana
South Dakota
Roosevelt
Stubbs
Kannas
Gibbons Beats Brennan In Ten Round Scramble
Cleveland May 31 Mike Gibbons outboxed Buffalo rival Knockout Brennan in a ten round welterweight bout. Brennan had bursts of offense but Gibbons landed the crisper blows and clinching defense kept Brennan at bay. Referee ruled Gibbons winner at 146 pounds.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mike Gibbons
Brennan
Buffalo
St Paul
Nelnis
Gibbons
Release Given to Fort Wayne Pacific Baseball Figure
Bill Bailey, a popular Fort Wayne catcher, was released yesterday by manager Shavennessys. The move ends his two season stint with the Fort Wayne team. The roster had included high-priced catchers, cited as the reason for Bailey’s unconditioned release.
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Bill Bailey
Fort Wayne
Shavennessys
No Telephones in Post Office at Columbus Ind
May 31 report from Columbus Indiana notes a new federal building costing 75000 dollars exists with showers plant lighting steam baths and marble interiors but no telephones installed in the structure. Public inquiries require travel to other offices for questions and service. Employee comments say staff adjusted to no phone use in the building.
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Columbus
Ind
United States
Rhea
Marbla
Atucco
Finil
Pontolftes
Emyloyen
Refugees Reach Juarez After Rebel Run
Seventy five German and arty American refugees arrived at Juarez on a special train from Chihuahua. They said rebels provided a way out of Mexico only after persistent demands by Marion Letcher, the American consul.
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Juarez
Mexico
Chihuahua
Marion Letcher
Waiters Strike Expands Amid Riot Tension in New York
In New York on May 31, 4000 more waiters joined a strike bringing the total to about 4,099 as demonstrations erupted. The New International Hotel Workers Union sought recognition and higher wages, with 30 hotels and restaurants affected. Delmonico’s faced crowd jeers while police restrained the mob, and cooks faced harsh conditions described as Dante’s Inferno in the kitchen.
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New York
Addi Hon
New International Hotel Workers’ Union
Thatiaanin
Cocka
Cole
Reduke
Negroce
Mrst
Atrika
Fifth Avenue
Delmonico
Aie Walters
New Places
Foster Only Man From Indiana At Planning Meeting
D N Foster president of the Fort Wayne park board returned home from Boater after attending a city planning conference as Indiana’s sole representative. The gathering aimed to enhance municipal property and enterprise with a closing banquet at the City club of Bouton honoring speakers Dr Dwightills and ex Mayor Reyburn. Milwaukee was favored as next year’s convention host by the conferees.
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D. N. Foster
Board of Park Commissioners
Boater
Fort Warne
Indiana
City Club of
Bouton
Dwigdt Eeills
Plymsouth Church
Brooklyn
Reyburn
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
New Directors Named for Union Traction Company
Stockholders in Anderson Indiana elect nine directors for Union Traction and Union Traction of Indiana at the general offices. Unanimous selections include Randall Mforesn Jand Levering Jones of Philadelphia and Harald B. Hinnon of Inglanepotis, among others. A organizational meeting for the ten-board is slated for next week. few eastern visitors attended.
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Anderson
Ind
Union Traction Company of
Indiana
Randall Mforesn Jand
Levering Jones
Philadelphia
Keeley Schoept
Ciocknatt
John 9. Frenzel
Harald B. Hinnon
Inglanepotis
Philp Matter
Afarion
Frank C. Tall
Munete
R. J. Willman
Hertford City
Arthur ‘W. Brady
Thea Frenant
Ball
Willman
Union | Traction Company
Pradecessore
Union Traction Company
Uda~son Traction Company
Atockwold
City News Report On Fatal Hospital Incident
A chaotic city notice describes a woman named Bea injured during a dispute with her husband and a man named Kaplan. Paramedics and physicians treated injuries described as a fracture from a pole clash at the scene. The report notes police involvement and ongoing investigations.
Conscience Hurts Confesses Crime in Grand Rapids
Lenore the chidinge f consciance and Martin C. Van Buren of Shiomura confess to a crime in Grand Rapids. Van Buren traveled to the city to confess a forgery involving 160 in checks drawn at Went bank. He was arrested upon arrival and pleaded not guilty.
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Grand Rapidd
Mich
Mayot
Martin C. van Buren
Shiomura
Grand Rapids
Clare
Atunrty
van Buren
Shriners Hear From Injured By Special Train Victims
A 1913 Shriners gathering in Los Angeles heard from Pearson Taylor and his wife and two children who were struck by a special train near Quincy California. Mrs Taylor suffered a dislocated hip and multiple injuries while one child faced brain injury and possible long recovery. Funds over $100 were raised by Shriners for medical care and hospital expenses.
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Wayne Shriners
Los Angeles
K. L. Seaman
Taylor
Quincy
Gal
Bfer
Ani
Cel
Raisady
Shriners
Anoue
Jae Abante
Yiver
Romin
Toan
Wolgast Sees Slight Shade On OBrien In Philadelphia Bout
The Philadelphia bout between champion Ad Wolgast and Young Jack OBrien ended with OBrien’s clever straight boxing edging Wolgast’s power as the match opened. In the second round Wolgast floored OBrien for a count of five before the bell, and the fight continued with Wolgast landing body blows that caused OBrien to wince. In Tulsa, Clarence Fernn of Kansas City defeated Paw Reman in a ten round bout.
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Philadelphia
Cheam
Pion
Ad Wolgast
Jack O'Brien
American Athletic Club
Tejolsht
tEany
O'Brien
Wolgast
Tulsa
Okla
Fernn
Kanane City
Paw Reman
Lua Aneel
Death notices for Hetweorth and Slater families in Fort Wayne
Deaths of Lucinia Welworth widow of Bichwell Haiworth reported at 7:49 PM at sister’s home 1176 Farmer Street. Surviving relatives include two daughters, a son, and a brother. Also obituary items for Mrs. Worthqulier, Mary and Blanche, and brother Manuel I. Masiman. Funeral plans indicate remains to Lafayet te with services Monday. Frederick Kirbard, 67, of 24 Gay Street, died from liver complications after Christmas. survived by widow Therosh, son Willinte, and a German stepdaughter. funeral arrangements to follow after son Wiar’s arrival. Also notices for WW Tegorn with Scottish Rite cathedral services Monday and interment at New Haven O.F. Cemetery.
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Hetweorth
Lucinia Welworth
Bichwell Haiworth
Lido Furthmlllar
Farmer Street
Dasa
Sfo
Ant
Holworth
Thie
Adama Towneally
New Haven
Worth-qulier
Edea Mostan
Aude
Mmanwel
Masiman
Bluffton
Gratar
Wdlth B. Slater
Elger Slater
Grant Avenua
Yaaturday
Frederick Iirbach
Gay Street
Kirbard Waa
Germany
Fort Wayne
Therosh
Willinte
Bolae
Idaho
Germanys
Enute
Wil Ba
Wiiar
Tegorn
Intar
Arkansas Governor Calls Out Militia for Boxing Ban
A detachment of militia and eight squads of deputy constables and deputies halted a scheduled boxing match in Little Rock on May 31. Governor Donaghey had announced Arkansas would ban boxing, yet the bout proceeded and John White, manager of the club and several boxers were arrested and later released on their own recognizance.
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Little Rock
Ark
Miliia
Govenor Donaghey
Arkansas
John White
Gub
Graduates Recital at Library Hall Honors St Augustine's Academy
Graduates from St Augustine's Academy presented an artistic recital at Library Hall in the evening. Performers Olive Slug Amoia Cantiyre Mine Maris Katherine Sommers Sine Helene DevMla Clifford wowed a large audience with piano solos and duets, praising their training under the Sisters of Providence. Bishop Herman J. Alerdin and Rev. John Quinlan lauded the program, noting it reflects the academy's growing artistic tradition and promising talent.
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St Augustine's Academy
Amoia Cantiyre
Maris Kathering Sommers
Sine
Helene DevMla Clifford
Prnisten Wie
Grace Barra
Mise
Pauline Dove
Viella
Traumered
Schumann
Biles Ansen Mommer
Killarney
Uppescaance
Thule
Silas Sommers
Miss Centlivre
Ravina
Miss Clifford
Chopin
Miss Sommers
Jonleetti-Lenchetitsky
Adleera
icDowell
Choplo
Aude
Misa Centilver
Weber
jMinses Clifford
Centlivre
Beethoven
Sommers
Cifford
Sisters of Providence
John R. Quinlan
Imanipulate Conception
Herman J. Alerdinalka
Mather Quinten Han
Brent
St. Augustine’s Academy
Ikwett
Ilmita
Joan
Areu
Bayort
Simon M. Yann
Church Munle
Fronoty A. Gnibba
Cathndral
Michael Alchinger
St. Poxters
Siatera
Decoration Day Notes From Decatur and Nearby
A Decatur news page lists local visitors and homecomings including Dan Cook Basanath Unger and Bibert McConnakey visiting Fort Wayne. Margaret Louthan returned from Fort Wayne for Decoration Day events with the R C group. Residents like Reinler, Cine, Cline and others are mentioned with travels and social gatherings. John Stoneburner and family of the Star Theatre presented a gold candlestick at an annual treat. The piece notes soldiers and wives distributing coffee and sandwiches with badges during Decoration Day observances and details several social engagements and invitations for Lilian Meyers and others ahead of upcoming nuptials.
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Montogritia
Vince
Meg
Cine
Siler
Vialtheea
Wo EL Smit
George Cline
John Stoneburner
Stoneburners
Star Theatre
Ativan
Akeo
Ant
Sohatey Paterson
Philly Kode
Milter
Flehtington
Ode
Lette Pallenkamp
Lilian Meyers
Luna
Mr. An Rf
Kuebler
Atpa
Christens
Ashljek
Ashljek and Son. Jere, | Tha| Misnen Maymourd Adelaide Dallinger and Rose Center
Weber and Pies Jubilee Company
Pact Wvarne
Buried Typewriter Papers Found Near Fort Wayne Site
Fragmentary notice reports discovery of typewriter papers and a printing firm reference at 114 118 Washington Blvd Fort Wayne. The readable fragments mention a family event and an address in Indiana with unclear names and dates.
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Fort Wayne
Washington Blvd
United States war ships now proof against collisions
The North Carolina at Portsmouth yard gains a compressed air system to flood damaged compartments and push out water, enabling rapid sealing and temporary buoyancy. Engineers note the method could extend to other vessels, with costs potentially under a thousand dollars per ship.
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George Clinton
Washington
United States
North Carolina
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Cape C
Marah
North Carolla
Marek
Count Dreseed Sirwan
Walla'st
Hes Bean
North Carolna
Utah
Andrews
Lloyd's
Marsh
Little Girl Faints From Excitement At Race
Jessie Winning, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Winning, fainted from excitement while watching a girls race at Bloomingdale school. She was carried to a shady spot and revived by first aid.
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Jessie Winning
George Winning
Bloomingdale
Short Land
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Ort Wayne
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Sen. Proctor
Rev. B. Ruf
Hanly
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Dakota
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