Annual Concert at Wayne Street Church June 8
The Wayne Street Church plans its annual concert on June 8 featuring a secular program with soloists Mrs Iseah Cohen Nailey and Miss Melens Spindler, plus tenor Mr Thompsons and other performers. The choir is assisted by several artists including Miss Kaith Nickell and Miss Iethel Doud. a lengthy musical lineup spans instrumental and vocal items.
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Kaith Nickell
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Marke Champgon
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Leah Cohen
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Thompson
Thompson Pinro
Miss Spindinr Dustte
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Doumroter
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Duden
Thempsan
Plans Made for Sacred Heart Commencement Program
Plans completed for the fortyeighth annual Sacred Heart commencement exercises at the Mary Crone cathedral hall. The program includes diplomas and awards for graduates from Sacred Heart Academy and Vincents Circuit, with musical selections and operetta performances by student ensembles and instructors.
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A. Lynn Panlor
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Plan to Keep Jericho Quiet by Ole Pap Pinkham
A fragmented reminiscence narrative features Ole Pap Pinkham advocating a method to silence Jericho, with mixed dialogue about policing, interviews, and personal schemes. The disjointed text references past masters, city streets, and a crowded cast of unnamed figures, hinting at a rural or wartime memory.
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Jericho
Village Wedding Bells and Local Celebrants Reported
A fragmented notice recalls a village wedding in which Margaret McKennie marries a local beau. Names of bridesmaids and guests appear amid garbled text, hinting at ceremonial elements and community involvement in the event.
Young People Present Singin Skeul Event in 1904
A church event row lists multiple congregations hosting singin skeul performances on a Wednesday evening May 9 1904. Grace Reformed Church and the First Young people’s society plan programs at 730 pm with offerings from women’s groups and the United Lutheran churches. The event features a choir, varying speakers, and a succession of sermons and musical pieces led by Rev Meyer and others.
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Meyer
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Hibernians Pay Reception Allegedly at Meeting
Fragmentary report notes a reception by Hibernians and references various individuals and roles. The garbled text mentions measurements, attendees, and a treasurer, with names such as Rogers and Palvey appearing amidst unclear phrases.
Police court hears case of man charged after riverfront incident
A man faces trial this morning after an assault involving a riverfront reach and a shop owner named Cheeleeiplehin Gapkill. The accused allegedly used a weapon and was restrained by Polly Witel band, with testimony from Simarens describing a long history of disputes and stock dealings.
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Simarens
Grocery 18 Robbed in Turbulent Street Incident
A confused report describes an armed robbery at a local grocery on A487 Vie Dwetentin Street. The suspect, tied to a ransom-style demand against a paper delivery, led to a chaotic confrontation and multiple injuries. Police reported a suspect named Lawrence Anahaas in custody with forged papers and a potential link to a wider network.
City Hall News on Traction Company Service Changes
A city report discusses a traction company amid proposed service remedies and oversight by the Public Utilities Commission. The pork committee’s report and enforcement questions surface as officials weigh routes, safety, and contractor accountability during peak traffic hours.
Milk Depot Praise Across Fort Wayne Declared
Dr Gilpin lauds the founding of a milk depot in Fort Wayne. He highlights health benefits and community aid, urges support for the project, and stresses the depot’s role in providing safe dairy for residents.
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FT. Wayne
Senator Flem ing and Mayor discuss floods
Senator Flem ing and Mayor debate flood prevention and city safety. Officials mention the valley project and potential state support while outlining plans to strengthen levees and water control measures.
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Fleming
Citizens Must Help Improve Milk Distribution
Fragmented text describes a public aid effort in Port Wayne and nearby areas, urging citizens to support milk supply improvements. It mentions local inspectors, a hospital or department, and a call to vote or participate in a community action. The piece references confusing names and places amid a broader civic appeal.
City Hall Notes and Sewage Work Report
A garbled 1514 era city note describes sewer work on Nelduh street and related repairs. The entry mentions inspectors, a clerk, and a water main task with key figures or departments referenced. It notes a sale of stands and items by order of a clerk in the engineering wing amid unsettled construction activity.
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Mechethy
Etter
Samiti
News of the Lodges Concert at Swinney Park
The article reports a large crowd at Swinney Park for the lodge concert series opening, with weather noted as clear and mild. It mentions director Job Te Vorniere and various performers including Lydeon Lavdion, plus an evening program featuring tribute performances and a reception afterward.
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Port Wayne
Annual Doctors Outing Set For June 30
A historical notice describes the annual outing of doctors scheduled for June 30. It mentions organizers and attendees including Van Sweringen, Milea Fyderter, and J. Rent, with reports of a reception and a program of interest in medical societies. The event, linked with New York City coverage, notes arrangements and past activities by the group and others.
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Chives J. Rent
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Yeaterday
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Poe
Angola News Fragment Highlights Local Social Ties
A damaged OCR fragment from Angola News mentions former residents and relatives gathering, with names like Gus and Bert Wayne, plus events around Latimer and Fort Wayne. It references visits, family updates, a decoration in a public square, and local reports on community activities and travel.
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Break in with Goodrich on Cannery Convention Clash
Fragmented political account details a contentious break with Goodrich amid convention clashes. The report mentions tax and credit topics, transportation and railroad issues, and a mix of speakers and attendees, including state officials and prohibition figures, with various local and national figures named.
Smiley News Sausage Of A Wayward Day
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Monday afternoon event at Watson and names of several families and individuals. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear relationships, making specifics on date, place, and actions difficult to determine.
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President Wilson Says Business Conditions Are Sound
President Wilson stated that business conditions in the United States are sound and that recent sessions have cleared the way to prosperity. He cautioned the mood is largely psychological but noted some regions face railroad-related strains, urging increases in rail rates if the Interstate Commerce Commission approves, while defending continued enforcement of anti-trust laws.
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Frauds and Losses Reach Forty Million Across Nation
New You report details massive fraud losses totaling about forty million dollars tied to a national surety firm. Accounts describe cashiers stealing funds over years, with cases highlighting embezzlement, lax oversight, and widespread impact on families and banks. Police pursue criminal charges as investigations unfold.
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