Excursion to Capital City by Lake Erie and Western Rail
Lake Erie and Western announces a Sunday excursion from the city to Indianapolis on June 7 for the German Lutheran Orphans' home picnic. Train departs westbound at various stops, fare 1.50 round trip, arriving Indianapolis 10:20 am, return 7:15 pm. Attractions include baseball games in major leagues and Amieritta association, plus Kiddie parks and Riverside park amusements. The Haoster club plans to extend to western division operators with about 150 prospective members. post-meeting transport arrangements and promotional efforts are outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie and Western Railroped
Indianapolis
Win
Bhuttan
Montpelier
Harttore City
Muncie
Cleveland
Indianapy- Tis
Amieritta Association
Riverside Park
Pennsylvania Railroad
Haoster Club
Orentline
Hai
Itiss
Aivndon
James Trythall Adds Valuable Relics to Collection
James Trythall adds valuable relics to the collection including two specimens deemed highly important. One item dates to 1779 and was previously issued to a British officer, with a note about redemption and provenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Trythall
Jamon
Dinekamith
Sunetary
Old Ellen
Trenanrer
Sertenner
H. Gard
Flower Train on Pennsy scatters across grounds
The Pennsylvan ia flower train will arrive this morning heading to a park near the station. Crews plan to unload shrubbery and plants around the site as preparations complete. The train departs Crestlingly this morning and stops for several hours, with gardens and grounds prepared for display.
Traction Traffic Crowds Fort Wayne Parks
Traction was heavy as thousands visited Ole nearby parks. The Foster park crowd was the heaviest in three years with cars to Centuvres park. Congestion filled the streets from noon to night. The Chicago Interurban and Fort Wayne lines jammed most of the day as crowds traveled for Decoration Day observing Sunday shifts.
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Parke
Foster Park
Centuvres Park
Yoon
Rabison Park
Fort Wayne & Northern
Adlane
Wefaet
Local May Day Pageantry At Wolcottville Parade
A sprawling read of names, performances, and decorations fills Wolcottville town pageant notes. Residents Charles Atay and family, Clifford Woonter, Leon Fe, and vendors are listed amid musical solos, plays, and costumes from the May revelry with wide attendance and community pride.
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Mra
Charles Atay
Childern
Muyiad “Ara
Alner
Witter
Marlo
Dombard
Doelent Blick
Topatin
Clifford Woonter
Wildy
Arley Mewala
Mone Oy
Claranca” Teoxel
Dren
Khunke
Binle Snora
Leon Fe Mista
Yonald
Brive
Las Orm
Waehai Min Reese
Raby Nandiasy
Taliday
Sfarci
Kinsbal
Vivian Ulmer
Mann Bolo
Remage
Elplanson
Donald Drtce Phong “Srlo
Matthews
Ila Beth Pa Hendluge
Vand Gyolte
Miley Nowelg
Lave Dreama
Cy, Rolfe
Ruth Nerdhagg
Mino Beeadow
Siva Graunwalt
Rie Leon Hetturund
Plané
Mano Balwa
Robert Troxel
Youn
Remeber Slifford Waeyter
Wava Utttear
Rul Rovitatinn
Seat Buda
Rattupand
Hatharine Sobunyasy
Mat
Buniona Newman
Silo Pergeci Benerie Daetles Rowild
Rasit
Newnan
Famous Constantinople College to Dedicate New Buildings
Constantinople College, conducted by Americans, will dedicate five new buildings on June 3 on its Ammanuthany estate on the European side of the Hosporis. Construction began 1900. total cost near $760,000 with gifts from Helen Miller Gould and John D. Rockefeller among others. The event marks a milestone in women’s higher education amid Ottoman reforms. Dr Mary Mills Patrick presides, with a notable board of trustees and benefactors from New York.
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Constantinople
Bay
Ammautheny
Hosporis
Ameutheny
Teastess
Vollage
Dover
Gould
Pielas Stokes
Koowshaa Mitchell
Rusagel Bogebol
IES Uy Ars
Mer
John D. Rockefaller
Constantingyle College
Fie
Gust
Bulgaria
Mary Mills Patrick le
Grane HH. Dodge
New Yorke
Gridiren
Henry Villard
Mamilton Holt
Jon We Frothingham
Taleot
Willums
Samuel 'T
Yutton
New York
Alo Titstess
Curgiine Gardens
Grarce E” Admims
Grose W. Calman
Samuel J. Darling
Haney FL Durant
Albert Bushnott Hart
Harvard University
Edward N
Huts
Albert MM
Eis
Welsh visitors and a rumored affair dominate Kendall research
Local society notes describe Mrs Charles Tful Ahuger hosting Clara Parry and other guests at Kendallville. rumors of a romantic linking and an alleged encounter with a foreign visitor draw attention. A Welsh visitor, Jay Kendall, is mentioned during a day of social calls and chatter at the town.
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Charles Tful- Ahuger
Reaidaily Ile
Mion
Clara Parry
Rianaiuather
Kendallyilie
Britten
Moy
Frianda
Rae Barta
Ceheliannte
Iay i. Jay
Kendall
Kendallville News Note on Local Welcome and Meeting Plans
Kendallville residents greeted well wishers during a Sunday gathering, with Mrs. Elmer Becker and Mrs. Suth S. Fitealiman arriving for a visit with daughter Josaph Whatzel. The town discussed plans for a future event, noting band organization led by Al Bart Atchern and Arch Calkins, and entries by local residents in upcoming activities.
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Art Wayne
Josaph Whatzel
Morty
Whatael
Makly
Mary Wounder Lucien
Kendallville Wit
Sture
Albart Atchern
Willotaw
Archie Calkins
Garrett
Ethel Romar
Stra
Hana
Rome
Miay
Harry Rid
Lee Wasae
Gaett
Lowel
Mas
Latty
Cy Ted
Lye
Howe City
Auburn
Thare
Local Social Notes From Coruna Town
May day gathering at the home of Mrs Nellie Dellenvaugh hosts guests including Peter J. Ginhan and Milas data eshedy. Families and friends, among them Mr and Mrs J A Vennor and Miss Opel Delons, visit relatives in Waterton and Faathgauset as new marriages and social rounds fill the week.
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Tomita
Thabert Sherlock
Milas Data Eshedy Ae Waterton
Walker Mcfionald
Fa Yisithie
Ng Jigouter
Fei Callie
Bikhart
Fisitlhiy
Renty
Baris Wister
Mary Borussain
Syojiar Ayasell
Bath New
Merv
Mis
J. A. Vennor
Mixs
Opel Delons
Frag Sybrre
Faathgauset
Mr. Sybert
Money to loan for Eastern clients advertised
Money in any amount to loan for Eastern clients. see W. M. Leedy over Citizens' Trust or Law Office of O. N. Heaton.
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Mort Wayne
Peoples
Calhoun St
Seidel Block
W. M. Leedy
Citizens’ Trust
O.N. Heaton
Pastor Cole Declines South Bend Pulpit Offer
Huntington pastor Wilmer Ward announces Pastor Cole of Huntington has refused the South Bend pulpit position. He explains conflicting calls and family ties limit his move, expressing gratitude but choosing to remain in Huntington after considering a larger field and greater compensation elsewhere. The note reflects concern for friendships and community impact.
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Pastor Cole
Huntington
South Bend
McUrmnoton
Clain
Wilmer
Neton
Roy
Vole Wu
Friusdalip
Avenir
Uid
India
WANTED Experienced salesladies Kane's 614 Cal houn
Wanted experienced salesladies for Kane's at 614 Calhoun apply at side door Hickley quits race for congress in Michigan Petontey Minh Mi Si-Tusue Winkley state representative Tran Emmet gouty ierominent northern Michigan tumier mar toring wipoune withdrawal from Republican race for congressman disrupts fronting-review.
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Kane
Calhoun
Hickley
Congress
Michigan
Petontey. Minh
Winkley
Tran Emmet Gouty
Michigan Tumier Mar
Toring Wipoune
Alpen
Joseph Me
Bay- Hiss
Mother’s Friend touted as safe tonic for pregnancy
A historical ad fragment extols Mother’s Friend as a safe remedy to ease pregnancy by reducing morning sickness and nerves. It claims wide popularity, claiming benefits for abdomen, muscles, and overall comfort, with endorsement by Bratheld Roe publisher in Atlanta.
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Bratheld Roepulator Co
Lumar
Atlanta
Noble Democratic Convention Set For June Eleven
Albion Indiana May 31 The Noble county Democratic convention will be held in the county courthouse assembly room to nominate candidates for county offices and apportion delegates by township totals Albion 17 Vote Albion 29 etc total 193 needed 147 Beve ridge to speak at the congressional convention June at Waterloo chair man Harry Brown reports Beveridge will attend and address loyal supporters delivering a ble crowd demonstration
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Albion
Ind
Court House
Albion Lownsity
Ales
Blsharl
Green
Jefferson
Noble
Grange
York
Kendallville Ine
Albert J. Beveridge
Beveridge
Harry Brown
Waterloo
Wawasee News Highlights Summer Plans and Local News
Wawasee Indiana May 11 report notes summer events including the Ligenler treks annual outing on July 10 and the Pharmaceutical society meeting on July 13. Local residents, visitors, and graduates are mentioned, with updates on homes at Nauveton Beach, Lake View hotel reopening, and community happenings around Goshen and Chicago area trips.
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Wawasee
Ind
Hamiiton
Tle
Wawaaee Fon Easor
Ligenler Tks
Huctty Inlet
Ligenler
Apent Youter
Wawause
Nauveton Beach
Lake View Hotel
Ias
Benson
Sonca
Crow
Divmal
Bleck Poli
Clueery
Mich
Nclatte
Byexcuse
Fred Clapp
Ligenter
Jinah Yasterday
Josie Chitseamed
George J. Zander
Ts Wawasan Protative Association
Force of Man
Yio
Tony
Riot Jurand
Chivnyge
Aingt
Wawnney Jin
Thare
Meviner ii Jreuoh
Mawshaley
Labiah Kitaartrain
Buttermux Publits Unearths Odd Local Happenings
A scrambled local notes brief recounts visits from Buttermilk Point to Albion Decoration Day plans at Lake Papukeechte works on a state project, a game warden capture of a long trap, and residents from Syracusy and Vawter Park involved in gatherings. It mentions Bishop White’s health, a summer home, and various residents with fleeting events and travel plans.
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Buttermux Publ
Goahqw
Jona Kober
Bikkart General Hospital
Charles [Udlow
Vawter Park
Qukwood Park
Jesse Jarrett
Papukeechte
Emanual
Lake
WawWagee
Sputler
Abert McNeey
Albion
Warren
Ree Colwell
Syracusc
Charly Jackson
Nappanuc
Isaiah
Man
Buttermilk Point
Ri Rey
John Haren
Parkbea
Bishop White
Michigan City
Diovese
Episcopal Church
Bt. Jamied
South Bend
Lishon
Richard Johnsen
Etravan
Limonler
Broltes
Unclear and Fragmented Text From Historic Notes
Fragments describe a reversed gear issue on a trip and a boat factory dock in Syracuse, a new gear being laid up. Mentions of a hotel opening with manager WW Soltag and Afr Solan Uae teen yectving, plus names Kotla Jane Wawsney W and Mrs Allue Evang in yesterday’s meeting.
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Sears Fomy Boat Factory
Syracuse
Allang
Onlewoor Park
Soltag
Afr Solan
Uae
Kotla
Jane Wawsney W. Me
Allue Evang
Attseman
Fort Wayne area mourns as a parent passes away
Local notices report a sudden death Friday afternoon after a property dispute left a Fort Wayne resident in critical condition. Names include relations from Port Wayne Kendalville and Huntington counties while kin from Dayton Oklo await services. The strength of the community is shown as schooling and family mourners prepare for the Albion commencement.
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Lagu
May
Blee
Matton Wiul
Movi
Dilier
Penk
Mi Ninatira
Fort Wayne
Aix
Dra. Snyder
Port Warte
Gilbert
Kendalville
Irvin
Huntington Agit
Kaotte
Ars
Aun
Chivde
Eta Leatt
Changing an Ofinton and the suffrage party
Thornton and Polly meet at Mrs Leonard’s Windyheath home during a suffrage celebration. Past misunderstandings rise as Polly, now married to another man, confronts Thornton’s lifelong love. Emotions surface as they recall youth, loyalty, and the dream of equal rights.
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Pomethy
Thordien
Che
Menry
Renty
Thornton
Henry
Tomax
Polly
Hlenrr
Cather
Thorsten
Audrey Ives
Lennard
Clip
Jim
Numan
Rother
Jim Thornton
Evra
Sylvia
Merry Volea
Mr. Thornton
Ello
Heery
Mr. Leonard
Gylvin
Paty
Emile
Timmy
Simon
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