Fort Wayne slogan With Might and Main adopted by Commercial Club
A long Fort Wayne article centers on Fort Wayne with Might and Main as the city slogan. It credits workers and citizens for early growth, urges collective effort for progress, and declares the slogan a broad call spanning physical prowess and mental enterprise for the town’s welfare. A letter asks enforcement of speed laws after noting automobile hazards.
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Fort Wayne
Uis
Middle West
Might
Malin
Fort Warne
Publicity and Public Service Ad Hoc Policy Statement
A Fort Wayne company defends wide public education through newspaper space as the least costly, most direct method to prevent disputes over public utilities. It argues advertising informs patrons, aligns city actions with service realities, and avoids partisan influence while saving taxpayer funds and reducing municipal risks.
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Fort Wayne
Saas
Taft Opens Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Big Day
Seattle and Washington report the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition opened at noon with a military parade speeches and Taft pressing the golden key triggering the signal gong. Forty thousand cheered James J. Hill was introduced as officials noted ovations for Japanese visitors aboard the cruisers As and Soya. A luncheon followed in the Formosa tea house with Japanese and American sailors.
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Seattle
Wah
Taft
James J. Hmi
Caft
Bishup Kesh
Soya
Lancheon
Formosa
New York
Cushington Unie
Tate
Wollen
Teo
Bextile
Whity
Haute
Veteran lumber buyer dies after long life of service
Obituary notices report the death of John Kiley a Wabash engineer aged about seventy nine following complications from diseases at home on Dawson Street Fort Wayne. He was born in Ossian and resided here for years working on yard engines with the railroad. He leaves two sisters and a brother and was never married. Funeral arrangements to be announced with body to Fort Wayne for burial.
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John H. Mann
Welle Street
Bibleclock
Mann
Stepechildren
Harry Mann
Lele Mann
Charles Tann
Denver
Nitey
John Elley
Dawson Street
Griff
Kiley
Gallroad
Ossian
Ossian Tone
Platera
Miyser Margaret
Hanna B. Kiley
Denna Ty Kiley
Pever Martied
Range
Mma Prange
Christian Prange
Hunn Street
the Deceauxl
Fort Wayne
Mushand
Helen
Fivo
Edward Conk
Robert Cash
New Orleans
Twe
Louis Schwarotkopf
Loulaville
Mee
Johnson
Christian Coot Schwartz
Charles Schwartz
Missoula
Mont
Thonda
W. DL. Kendrick
Montana
Schartz
Port Wayne
Lily
Frm Ar Bridshaw & Souvarty
Schwartz
Menor
Sloy & Basa
G. A. R Brotheda
Slatera
Isaac Reeker
Louisa Sage
Frederick Schwartz
Mra
Tents
Local notices from Lagrange to Kendally
LAGRANGE John B. Rowse is seriously wounded at his home on South Poplar Street. LAGRANGE Captain Jacob B. Newman, 78, dangerously ill of heart disease. TOPEKA Mrs. Michael Bowman 15 seriously ill. BRUSHY PRAIRIE Mrs. Spearow visiting. COLUMBIA CITY Lot Stein and daughter take charge of department story in Des Hive store. WARSAW Diplomas for graduates prepared by superintendent Barker. DECATUR High school commencement ball draws thirty-two couples. WARSAW Decoration day at resorts. strawberry harvest outlook mixed with Louisiana and Illinois berries. KENDALLVILLE Death of Vengunm, age 61, in Kendal. widow and six children survive.
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Lagrange
John B. Rowse
South Poplar Street
Jacob B. Newman
William Hilderbeing
Bloomfield
Hilderbrand
Huesday
Topeka
Michael Bowman
L. K. Babcock
Bloomington
Sundey
Brushy Prairie
John Dyer
Fairfax
Meh
Spearow
Missionary Society of the Inglish Lutheran Church
Tri Kappa Zvorority
Yelizabeth Floring
Ligonier
J. L. Henry
Dind Merchants Truet Company
Fractured Ink
Churubusco
John McNent
Mixs Daley
Columa City
Columbia City
Lot Stein
Pauling
West ‘Sullman
Sin
Chicago
Columbia C&t
Whitley County Farmers Mutual Insurance_association
Johny Adams
Straud Bros. Company
Lipgnier
Fort Wayne
Jeff
Lisbon
D. D
Indiana
Celine
Augusta V2 Uunter
North
Lingstreat
Sam Deney
Metropolltan Insurance Company
Prevent
Marty LaTireum
Helen Jones
Kate Helier
Sinrgaret Coyle
Te Ily
Crawfordsville
G. H. Tapp
Raring
Wabsh College
Myn
Natin Overaeer
Hallover
Albion-Onear
Tindeau
Albion
John RK Young
Kimmelleft
Momenton
Toy
J. Seymoure
Samity
Guy
Turrh
Huther
Almion
Mre
W. A. Fox
Mra
Kiser
Newark
Angela
Hordilighter
Mars. Fox
Pax
Tri Rtutg College
Oscwieks
Eddi T. Barker
Warsaw
Williat
Srumey
Prairis
Allixon
Grey
Dante
Roxon
Fortune
Atvoralon
Ducatu
Tvor
Studvaring Elaga
Dicator High School
Ko GC
Boreha Kohne
Vane Weaver
Kianas
Alice
Bernica
Ley & Vince
Altewan
John Avert
Everett, Hily & Co
Mexico
CIA Tateniry Club
Warr
Ibn Veranda
Glendale
Winon Lane
Charley Figdon
Mrdk
Venjamin Richardson
Tadiany
Hichhart
IG. Bowser
Mabel Stevenson
Longfellow
Watsaw
Jovent
George Cementen Parton
The
Brethren Church
Decatita—I Moser
Pyle Vuilding
AL Grays
Pecatur—Mesdames
Tyntal
Dugan
Mirley
Pecatur
TL P. Hmyet
Mernsea
Shelve
Henry Be
Christen Kuntz
Berne
Miller
Matmas
Gennva
Amghine
Vengunm
Tong
Alatheleht Yonen
Axe chUdred
Inolwikie
William Fenatytels
Wantuek
Jett Hare Alent Isfenty
Tia Ynany
Anentity Atta non Witla dispute over kinship and plans
A fragmented report notes Anentity and Witla in a lingering disagreement about a relative’s care and succession. It mentions a broad cast of young local figures, a planned meeting, and dates tied to a community event at a central city location.
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Atta
Bitan
Duile Iiakdey
Will Shey
Tite
Gould plans fast continental express route via Pittsburg
George J. Gould and ETL Harriman plan a new transcontinental express running from the Atlantic coast through Pittsburg to San Francisco. The route would use Baltimore & Ohio to Pittsburg, then Walnut Street to Chicago, with connections to Salt Lake City and the Western Pacific for operation by September. The United States Express Co holds eastern rights. Pacific Express handles western legs.
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George J. Gould
Etl Harriman
Atlantic Coast
Pitas Dieg
San Fennelace
Mane
Mane Yeaterday the New Route Will Be Over the Baithmore
Olle
New York
Pittsburg
Pittxbiney
Chicago
Harrinan
Denver & Rio Grande
Salt Lake City
Western’ Pacific Railroad
Gould
Atlantic Seaboard
Gegrea J. Gould and It Associates
Informilion
Wabash
Brucetan
Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Pacific Express Company
Gould Lines
Firemen Injured in Newcastle Blaze at Jamison Barn
Six firefighters were hurt at a Newcastle Indiana blaze that damaged Paul Jamison’s large sale barn, estimated at $2,500. Three pass firefighters were overcome by smoke, two cut by falling glass, and one struck by an electric wire. Injured are Renard, Ron Whither, Charles Hammon, Shethy Tigryay, Kensainta Gronn, and others.
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Newcastle
Ind
Paul Jamison
Pass
Avery
Hye Eleetrle
Valunteer Frenjen Renderes Aefcher
Wiremen
Renard
Ron Whither
Charles Hammon
Amok Domes Filmare
Shethy Tigryay
Ty Gla
Kensainta Gronn
Walts
Wire
City Council to Hear Redistricting and Inspector Appointments
The council will report next week on redistricting and appointing election inspectors. A commission will review ward precinct counts, aiming to reduce voting precincts to thirty and define duties for city officials. Precinct totals per ward are listed, and a resolution will assign inspectors at the next meeting.
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Council
Glix
Ito
Dow
Primarion
Elky Gounell Tt
Prext
Ineetiae
Preeinet
Alan Prevent
Perth
No Change in the Philadelphia Strike Report
June 11 The net ardyairy business day ends the beginning of the street car strike until Saturday morning closed with conditions practically unchanged. By the aid of the recruited hired in ship and biker cities the company was enabled run 700 of its 2,200 cars tonight, when no further attempt was made.
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Philadelpinia
Special This Week Guaranteed Hose Offer
Special this week Patterson Wirtcher co advertises guaranteed hose at $1 a box. Selling 66 dozen pairs of the celebrated Monthack guaranteed hose for men in black white gray or blue boxes. Purchase this week and save.
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Stoner Box
Patterson Wirtcher Co
Milford Junction Case Venued in Krmeliake Court
The Milford Junction case, originally filed in the Plihart Superior Court, has been moved to the county for trial in the Krmeliake court. Thoms Ginger sues Charler WV over an accounting of a hay and grain business run with a partner who allegedly disappeared when the firm ceased operations at HM and Yonetlon.
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Kiat
Wamsaw
Ind
Thoms Ginger Againat Charler
Ruler
Plihart
Tria
Krmeliake
Linger Demania
Hia Naringrentyith
Buller
Rafa Ane
Yonetlon
Fein
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Fort Wayne Journal
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Dolly
Baik
Walt Stract
United Stats Aunate
Huntington
Betty
Gene
Presbyterian General Assembly
Traete
Journal-Gazette
Douglas Avenue
Harrison Street
Reapoctiny
Timothy Mfoohey
Electric Talks
Ft. Wayne & Wabash Vatley Traction Co
Alaska-Yukon Exposition
James J. Hill
Washington
John Kiley
Christian Praitige
Charles Schwarts
Redfern Whalebone
Paria
Europe
Harriman
Journal Gazette
Philadelphia
Milford Junction
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