New Market House Ordinance Up for Council Action
Busy extra session approves three measures including a $2800 appropriation for lavatory building at the North Court corner and a $2400 item for Iran water main purchase while a consulting engineer contract and market regulations undergo committee review. Officials note county funds totaling $10,000 may be augmented, with shared financing details to be settled. debate centers on permitting, market master powers, and lease rules for stalls and vehicles.
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John A. Tadford
Chicago
Calhoun Street
Tin Board of Public Works
Alvertean Plog and Foundry Company
Iran Water Main
Willingneam
Ordinries
Stndford
Yous Committee
Lees
Waa
Voyrider
Moto
Tbe
Committee On
Counelimay
Stvertie
Ayea
Jeunittan
Sehroeger
Kinder
Mennerate
Phiager
Pinplyar
Sworingen
Wagner
Ropaliteane
Sayt
Riump
Bkiut
Vwhiten
Peter
Rogge
Walsh
Tiller
Surver
Wagser
Plieniger
Board of Pubis Mufets
Eich
Ahail
Board of Safety
Jorsea
Lenser
Public Market Regulations and Stall Rates for Annual Leases
The public market enforces strict hours with a 6 o clock closing signal. Stalls must be cleaned within an hour after selling ends. Unrented stalls may be leased at 25 cents per day. Annual stall rents vary by day groupings, with minimum charges and a $5 application fee due by the third Saturday in June. Violations incur fines up to 100 dollars.
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Board of Safety
Maydel
Roosevelts Egypt talk dominates London editorials
London papers weigh Theodore Roosevelts Guildhall remarks on British rule in Egypt as controversial yet influential. Editorials reflect polarized views on his stance while the New Zealand press questions government policy. meanwhile a South African cabinet decision frees Dinisult, a condemned rebel harborer, with a year’s salary.
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London
Theodore Roosevelt
Guildhall
Nealy
American Statesman
Bere
Botha
United South Africa
Dinisult
Chiat Cutwayn
Laprisoniment
Natal
Ide
Roosavadeta
Lagrange County Marriage Licenses Listed
Kin News Buren reports new marriage licenses issued in Lagrange County on June 1. The list includes Francia B Snow of Claytown and Sulila Bataird of Van Buren Township, A Sam a Meredith C Mor Moon of Dagran ge, Chirenca Li Robinwen and Agned E Mincieh of Dugronmé, Albert W Merrifield of Chicago, and Bertha A Bwhhart. Nineteen licenses issued in May.
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Kin News
Lie Claris
Verdict in Minutes at Milford Synod Adjourns
The National Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church adjourned in Winona Lake Indiana on June 2 after a tense session. Milford delegate Mertiog reported alleged theft involving Chirlad Kearkis from Milford. The synod set dates to meet next year in Pittsbury PR.
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Kink Nowassyre
Milford
Winona Lake
Ind
Lie Naformed
Pitiabury
Happy wedding at St Mary's Church Decatur
Wet News Bureau reports the wedding of June J Trances daughter of My and Mia to Edward Gune at St Marys Catholic Church Decatur at 2 am officiated by Rev Father Wilkens. The bridal party wore white and pink, with guests at a reception southwest of the city. The couple will reside in Ohio after a brief stay here. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Koobldegger of Jdaugh Street.
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iBy
Decatur
June J.trances
Mia
Henry Biting
Edward Gune
St. Mary's Gatholic Church
Father Wilkens
Clara
Eugenn Kints
Cletus Heavil
Fork Warne
Clem Stelemiever
Hentia
Elty
Local News Mixed With Errors and Names from City Scene
A garbled city news column lists names and events such as a bicycle theft report for Carl ToAAémuth at 1957 Lake Avenue, a deputy sheriff returning from Michigan City with Burrel Brown jailed for killing Emmet Williams, elopement and marriage in Jackson Michigan, a motorcycle collision at Main Street and Mauche Avenue, and production notes for a show titled Baty iMin with manager Brady. The piece also mentions a park relay event and a Parkard hand involvement, all reflecting a chaotic, partially legible city diary.
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Qheen
Jackson
Mich
G. M. Fenner
East Creighton Avenue
Fenner
Susanah Croada
James Kromm
Norm Harrison Street
Mauchee Avenue
Warmer Street
Hih
Tate
Speci
War Baby
Wibout
Baty iMin
Withim
Brady
Klaw & Erfangar
Cyledtrate
Shubert Independents
Mn Bradya
Che Ani
Mack Tnt
Defodme Park
Femura
Bigevent
Parkard
Delay Funeral as a Moribund Bride Breaths Delivers Hope
In Findlay Ohio on June 1, the funeral of Mary Victoria Weis was delayed after relatives of the deceased reported signs of life. The embalmed body remained at St Michael's church then moved to Magle Grove cemetery chapel as doctors and family debated the strange stay of the supposed dead woman.
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Findlay
North Findlay
Mise
Mary Victoria Weis
Miss Weis
Hier Eleter
George Homer
Tioga Street
Horer
Misa Wels
Colston
Henry County
Renshler
Freseler
St. Michael's Church
France
Frederick Helmboter
St Wan
Magle Grove
Theodore F Ruhlund Resigns to Return to Minneapolis
Theodore F. Ruhlund, longtime secretary and director at Lincoln Life, resigns to pursue a new opportunity in Minneapolis. He plans to depart soon for a fresh role that promises higher salary and broader duties, ending a lengthy tenure with the firm where he helped steer leadership transitions.
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Theodore J. Tuhlund
Tinenin Lifetasararce Company
Dent
Nrdneien
Dminneanotin
Raubland
Lincoln Life
Ameo Atari
Ruhlund
Rayerling
Aueeesa
County Eyes Lighting Upgrade for Main and Court Areas
County commission sets plans to approve funding for ornamental lighting on Main Court and Gerry streets near the courthouse. Council already allotted 400 for Carbon Street lights with an estimated 400 more needed to reach 3200 total.
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County Commissionara Hive
Tts
Gerry
Havan Aquara
Tha Council
Funeral services announced for local residents
Funeral services for Mrs.ener chrimp will be held Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the residence 624 East Lewis Street. Funeral services for Carl Schneider will be held Thursday morning at 11 o'clock at Wellman's undertaking parlor with Ke Neld as officiant.
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Finnm
Mra
Lewis Strret
Carl Schneider Wit
Icelpnk
Wellman's
Government Fish Car Delivers Stocking for Lakes
A government fish car from Mammoth Springs Ark arrives by train in Allen County to deliver minnows, bass, and pike for stocking Twelfth District waters. Eight league committees await the shipment with vessels aboard to transfer fish and stock Sylvan lake at Rome City. The train leaves at 6 60 this morning with orders to have linesman Willishy Lineson receive the allocations.
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Mammoth Springs
Ark
Wabash
League of Allen County Sportaman
Rivera
George Smith
League
Sylvan Lake
Rome City
Willishy Lineson
Local train dispatch plans and league expenses
Lake James Steuben counts will be taken by Mr Petar Henkeniys on the train leaving at 11 30 this Corenoon. Those for the Bt Marys and St Joseph rivers Cedar creek and Danton lake will be carried in auton from the city by Mesrs George Smith Will Ortlieb Jon Boetger Charion Contlivre James Zarmer and Henry Hlbrecht. The expense incurred in placing the Neh after their arrival is considerable and borne entirely by the league. The consentment was ordered early in April and the allowance was made quickly, due to influence from Senator B F Bhively and Congressman Cline.
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Lake James
Steuben
Petar Henkeniys
Corenoon
Fifteen New Horses In Fire Department Readied
Mayor Grice completed the plan to add fifteen new horses for the fire department. The city has four more in the bays before the displaced horses are removed, as the council orders the old mounts sold and disposed of.
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Grice
Afteen
Hoadil
Second Hand Men Oppose Ordinances
A deputation of second hand men pressed city officials over two new ordinances affecting pawnshops junk dealers and hand goods licenses. They expected the rules committee to meet Tuesday night but learned it would convene a week later, so they redirected to the contracts and franchises committee Thursday night to voice opposition and plan a return next Tuesday.
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Bayonne
Council Ten
Iicenst
Polles Supersvision
Publican Proposes Postin Bil in Meandought Rising
Bulcetin Warrington reports the publican stakes a political bid in Meandought concerning a banking bill tied to President Tatlin’s lexistitive efforts. The measure faced firm debate as midnight neared and four hawte edude reportedly weighed in on the action.
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Warrington
Tha
Haute
Suecinga Bank
Tatlin
Plans for New Catholic Church on Lombard Street
Officials discussed erecting a new Catholic church on Lombard Street to meet rapid Catholic population growth. The decision follows the latest census indicating a rising parish, with funding and site details to be announced after further planning.
Pine Fore Opera at Trinity Bpincayal Church Tonight
Terenis-five and boy’s group from Trinity Bpincayal church present the opera Pine Fore this evening at Milostic theatre under Professor Churclt. Mr Lewis Baurie of 901 Adgewater avenue underwent an operation at St Joseph’s hospital yesterday afternoon with Dr J W McCausland attending. County Superintendent H G Falger plans to lead a large teachers’ delegation to the New Hongl Educational association meeting in Boston July 24 and will visit historic Boston points of interest while there.
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Terenis
Trinity Bpincayal
Pinefore
Milostic Theatre
Churclt
Lewis Baurie
Adgewater Avenue
St. Joseph's Hospital
J. W. McCausland
H. G. Falger
Naw Hongl Educational Association
Boston
Mr. Falger
Nomination Goes to Rauch by Acclamation
Hartfort City Indiana delegates nominating George W. Rauch for Congress by acclamation at the Eleventh district Democratic convention. The largest district gathering to date heard brief speeches as Cox presided and Berry and Lander served as temporary leaders.
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Rauch
Hartford City
Ind
George W. Rauch
Cox
Hartfort City
Rauch Seeks Third Nomination At Republican Rally
Committees recessed until 1 o'clock with Fred Botters of Huntington as permanent chairman. Rauch acclaimed the nominee as delegates praised his third bid. John W. Kern sent word he could not attend. The platform endorsed Kettray for Senate, backed Governor Maranall, Shively, and Rauch, and attacked tariff policy and waste. The central bank scheme and Payne Aldrich tariff faced strong opposition as the party urged reform and accountability.
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Fred Botters
Huntington
Rauch
Patrick Elliott
Ciarlon
George W. Tauch
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Kerch
Kettray x Dafididate
United States
Shin
Cannon
Door as final aim in cutter's work noted
The article describes the door as the cutter's final goal and notes that the pieces of applied chintz holding the slipper are now W shaped for a perfect socket fit. After completion, the hanging key will hold a full pair of shoes and an additional case for dainty pumps and slippers, proving more useful than separate boxes.
Airship craze spurs New York to Washington race
June 1 reports from Washington note a growing airship movement aiming to stage a New York–Washington race with a $20,000 prize for the winner. St Louis plans a 631 mile triangular race from Indianapolis to St Louis to Chicago and back, with prize around $40,000. Chicago–New York aviators in a $25,000 contest must complete the trip in under 72 hours with any number of stops and can start from Chicago or New York.
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Washington
National Capitol
New York
ST. Louis
B. Lambert
Aero Club of
Chicago
New York Times
Chicago Evening Post
Mechoconnachana tribe listed in journal ads
The Journal-Gazette Want Ads record shows a convoluted list featuring Burnheimer headings and names such as J. MaBett Bini Bice Kleskamn and others. It references a schedule or roster with several items and dates for an anime years period, mentioning figures like McNamara W Hiniera CST and Pe Rates C Hadwon.
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Mechoconnachana
Mo Burnheimer
Artiairt
Ferien
Wenlor Machen
Walkar
Unbor Warhinen
J. MaBett Bini
Bice Kleskamn
Aiatchen Denning
Jag
Jonen
Wird
Wink Wu
McNamara
W. Hiniera
CST
Erna
Renyesenintieen
C. Hadwon
W. Keller
Fireley
Kitokime
J. We Rage
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MR. Roosevelt
Egypt
Lagrange County
ST. Mary's Church
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Jdaugh Street
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Minneapolis
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Wilson Bros
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