Lake Shore 10 Announces Summer Sunday Excursion Rates
A. R. Phillips, Lake Shore ticket agent, says Sunday excursions at popular rates will start Sunday June 8. Rates to northern lakes likely same as prior years, despite no tariff received yet. Last year, after a Central Passenger association agreement, popular summer Sunday rates were dropped but later reinstated in August after other roads left the pact. Sunday business on the toga steam roads was excellent yesterday.
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A. R. Phillips
Lake Shora
Poplar
Central Passenger Association
Lake Shore
Inter
Railway Clerks Protest and Rail News from The Penn System
Railway mail clerks urge the postmasters general to keep white clerks from working with black colleagues. A Connecticut bill seeks seven day work rest for despatchers and telegraph workers. The Railway Telegraphers list 848 workers on seven days. Pennsylvania RR wireless tests rumored but no system. a wireless setup exists in Philadelphia. Summer timetable adds four through trains from New York to western points.
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Postmasters General
Connecticut
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Narvisburgh
New York
Western Points
Mother's Friend Promoted as Aid During Pregnancy
An advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a trusted aid for expectant mothers, claiming it smooths pregnancy discomfort, strengthens the body, and supports infant development. It touts quick relief, promising safe use and a healthy mind and body, with a call to write for a free instructional book.
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Mather
Pny Devy
New Wabash Automatic Coal Docks In City Service
The Wabash line recently placed an all steel locomotive coal ing station in service just west of the Tolind house, the first of its kind in the city. It is expected that other local steam roads will install similar stations within the next few years, with the Lake Shore likely to follow.
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Wabash
Tolind House
Iocal
Lake Shore
B. Kleber
L. Ganfoscié
Trains Renamed and Union Delegates Set for Nashville
Train names across major routes are altered with the Chicago Special becoming Metropoline express and the Manhattan limited renamed. At a Typographical Union meeting, Harry Keller gains credentials to attend the national convention in Nashville as an extra delegate alongside Lenny Koenig. F. E. Lanterman plans a move to the Union Printers Home in Colorado Springs for treatment. Label agitation and broader efforts to improve printed matter are discussed.
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Typographical Union
Harry Keller
Legal Union
Nashville
Tenon
Aw Ustin
Lenny Koenig
Wr. Keller
F. E. Lanterman
Waresw
Colorado Springs
Trainmen Seek More Safety Legislation In Convention
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen meeting in San Francisco adopts resolutions to push for extra safety rules including couplers operated from both sides of a car and amendments to the hours of service law. Local Tailors Union to meet tonight at Hinkel's hall to discuss officer elevation and other business.
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Brotherhood of Railway
San Francisco
Nhy
Azmust Gogujon
Hinkel 'S
Alfalfa Campaign At Van Wert Opens June 1
The Van Wert County Crop Improvement Association will start an alfalfa campaign next Thursday June 1 and run through Saturday night Speakers of national prominence will address the meetings and the campaign promises to be a premier agricultural experiment in western Ohio. Farmers from Allen county plan to attend and Van Wert County farmers have organized to educate agriculture toward scientific methods.
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van Wert County Crop Improvement Aesciiation
Ohio
Allen County
van Wert Smuaty
Card of Thanks for John Gebbart
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and moral offerings during the sickness and death of husband and father John Gebbart. Also thanks Rev J Eichinger for funeral services from Mrs John Gebeary and children.
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John Gebbart
J. Eichinger
John Gebeary
First Annual Benevolent Order of Buffaloes Picnic
Arrangements are made for the first annual picnic of the Benevolent Order of Buffaloes at Sun-Gay driving park on June 8. Buffaloes from Fort Wayne and nearby towns will attend. The program promises motorcycle racing, horse radio, baseball, band concerts, balloon ascent with Aeronaut Crowl, and music by Barner's band. Further final details will be settled at next Tuesday's meeting.
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Picnie
Benevolent Order of Buffaloes
Fort Wayne
Leo
Crowlei
Barner
High calling of youth inspires Ligonier graduates
Rev Charles Lewis Debow delivered a baccalaureate sermon at the Methodist church urging youth to tackle era's problems, value education beyond technique, and serve humanity through faith. Special music featured a duet by Miss Lela Howe and Carl Wits, with Pauline Kerg performing "One Sweetly Solemn Thought."
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Amg
Lela, Howe
Carl Wits
Pauline Kerg
Relaiver
Lizonter
Ue Journal-Gazette
Thomas
Lows City
Laura Fy Lane
Ald Selinol Maces
Ram
Prine
Iowa City
S. U
See Us Increase Slogan Sparks Colored Population Debate
In a city row over a slogan contest Mr. Thomas proposed See us Im prove but the second word was dropped leaving See Us Increase, stirring talk that the prize should go to his idea due to the rise of the colored population. Social and civic notes mention visits by Pence Seeger Catshaw Sheets and Ballou at the Warwaseolan, plans for a new outing society, uniforms for rural mail carriers, and a Cromwell merchants boosting tour ahead of Market Day.
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Mr. Thomas
Russell Pence
Milt Seeger
Dlel Catshaw
Jake Sheets, Jr
Edily
L. A. Ballou
Warwaseolan
Jakey
Cadillac
Ballyhoo Society
G. W. Engle
W. A. Gilbert
Bill Milner
Elidom
Post Office
Cromwell
Merkat
Tri- State College
Angola
Purdue University
John Roberts and
Wift
Los Angeles
Lisbon
Joseph Roberts
Familly
Mae Wile Jlaroxon and Son
Macket Day
Fort Wayne reports see sergeant and weekend guests
City news notes Sergeant Walter Long of Battery B Pierceton in Fort Wayne yesterday for a conference with local battery members. It mentions I. G Bolles of Chicago and Mex Harty Hall as weekend guests at Mrs. Mary Heckemeyer, 1511 Wass Washington Street.
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Walter Long
Pierceton
Fort Wayne
I. G Bolles
Chicago
Mex Harty Hall
Mary Heckemeyer
Wass
Washington Street
Treasury being replenished for convention expenses
Supreme Secretary Ray McAdams of the Benevolent Order of Buffaloes serves as private treasurer to a lodge raising funds for the national convention at Louisville in September. Members pass funds to McAdams. he issues a receipt and later a check for each paid amount. For sale four first class pool tables with license to operate until January 1914, address G 551 Journal-Gazette.
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Supreme Feretary
Ray McAcams
The
Benevolent Order of Buffaloes
Louisville
McAdams
Journal-Gazette
Rogge Seeks City Council Seat Amid Strong Challenge
Gustav Roce announces his candidacy for the city council in the upcoming election. He faces several opponents but vows to win as a lively campaign unfolds with a heated race for the seat.
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Rogge
Gustav Roce Tla Nmiriany
Ragre
Mre
Ile
Old National I Sues Its Monthly Financial Letter
The Old National says in its monthly financial letter for April 1 272 commercial failures with liabilities over 18 million versus 1 923 failures and 16 million last year. It notes weaker demand for gold abroad, a softer money market, and no inflationary pressure. Tariff changes and currency legislation loom with little certainty, while labor costs rise and production remains strong.
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OLD National I
Old National Bank
Japan
Samy
Eon Ry
New York City
Elock Exchange
New York
Senate
Congress
Chad
Perinda
Fni
Feaerine Shaw
Waakness
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised for decades
The text extols Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a longstanding women’s remedy. It notes nearly forty years of popularity and alleges the preparation effectively helps with female health concerns.
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Lydia Bo Pinkham
Silver Lake social notes and local visits
Silver Lake Indiana gossip lists residents visiting relatives and attending events from Fort Wayne Peru Indianapolis and Winona while reporting on Decoration Day activities and a local death. Nathan Shipley dies after long illness and funeral planned. Tam Evang injured in fall. Marve Golger canvasses for books in southern Minnesota area.
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Silver Lake
Ind
Josephine Car
Fort Wayne
John Oldfather
Cora Williams
Peru
Battie Brenneman
Hamman and Sons
South Whitley
Grover Arnold
Pikhart
Guy
Rose
Arthur Getty
Aema
Vndlananolis
Nathan Shipley
Frank Summe
Mentone
Marlon
Sain Auto
Georga Bwihart
L Son
Wind
Duckard
Winona
Tam Evang
Marve Golger
Milas Velma Sorims
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Chicago Limited
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Schenectaly, NT
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