Taft Speech on Medicine Churches Press and Reform
A lengthy discussion on medicine progress and clerical influence, praising medical advances while noting the church’s role in guiding public values. It covers journalism’s evolving duty, the rise of muckraking, and calls for integrity, independence, and reform in public life and property. reflects early 20th century ideas on professions and societal change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourt
Charmeter
Mont
Pristina
Notice Served on Coombs Estate for Fence Removal
City attorney Harry Hogan prepared and served a notice on the Coombs estate ordering removal of the iron fence and other obstructions from the old Broadway park area adjoining the estate near the northwest corner of Broadway and Went Berry street. The fence, erected in 1882 with council permission for fifteen years to beautify the enclosed park, has long since expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hogan
Coomis
Broadway Park
Coombs State
Broadway End
Berry Street
Baby Mine to Open at Moonie Theatre With Lively Cast
Mort H. Singer of Princesa theatre in Chicago seeks a two and a half hour comedy. He notes “Baby Mine” by Maya as a potential hit, praising its broad humor. A strong New York cast is planned with Mina and Marion in principal roles, opening next Monday at the Moonie theatre.
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Mort H. Singer
Te Princesa Theatre
Chichen
Watts
Muscorgt
Maya
Polly
New York City
Nerld
Singer
Te Piay
Aniday
Olle Hare Jan
Pearn
Moonie Theatre
Nia Lurk
Marion
Lyric to-day and tom ormy conody show at Lyric
The Lyric To-day and themormy present an excellent comedy show with crowded audiences. A special matinee for ladies and children is announced after noon. A new act by Chron Lranddra and Tedturn will headline next week with booths opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonke
Eeltone
Férmeer
Roosevelt Replies On Sentimentality In Address At Guildhall
The Morning publishes Theodore Roosevelt’s letter responding to a reader’s request to replace the word sentimentality with sentimental mentality in his Guildhall address. He defends sentiment as opposed to sentimentalism and asserts a life guided by a high ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Radnevelt
Toonevelt
Chanute News Briefs On Local Families No. 1
Special to the Journal Gazette reports Misa Batth Porter will travel to Chanute Kansas to join her Heather Clarence and wife Clarence recently opened an ice cream business. Mina Edith Porter will serve as bookkeeper and stenographer for Vinsluger and Springer, with the Porter family planning a move to establish a home there.
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Journal-Gazatte
Nacatur
Misa Batth Porter
Chanuee
Kas
Heather Clarence
Clarence
Mina Edith
H. S. Porter
Chicken Dinner Today At Hof Brau 11 to 2
Decatur Indiana reports P J Hyland a well known plumber will sell a home and farm property for 4606 dollars. Hyland expects to settle the deal and move within a month. A community note mentions a chicken dinner at Hof Brau from 11 to 2 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hof Brau
Hpech
Journal-Garecis
Decatur
Ind
P. J. Hyland
Thleefty
Haar Naretin
Roidenoa
Mr. Hyland
Deaths Buttemeyer Woman Dies in Lutheran Hospital
Mrs Linette Huitemeyer 47 of Fort Wayne died Friday evening at Lutheran Hospital of worded illness. She was born in Germany and lived in Fort Wayne 32 years. Survived by husband, mother Mrs Wilint Stelinar, five children Ernest Albert Willan Ricrt Kuda Bultemayver. One brother Fred Roembke and three sisters Mrs Hotman Bimbacn Mrs Krad Rippe and Mrs Dick Krasnievor. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Albert, Willan
Ricrt Kuda Bultemayver
Fort Wayne Journal Gazettes May Circulation Reaches New High
Sworn statement shows May circulation averaging 18 184 daily for Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette from May 1 to May 31 1910 TheNotary public confirms Moynihan as circulation manager The piece extols record readership across Allen County Fort Wayne and surrounding regions noting 54000 daily readers and leading market reach Advertisers are urged to value the paper for its home society fashion farming markets sports and local news coverage
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Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Fort Wayne Journal-Gaeastte
Journal-Gazette CO
M. H.imoyniha
H. Moynihan
Hay
Journal-Gaazatte
Journal-Gazette
Journal
Zette
Fort Wayne Ia
Gazette
Allen County
Journal- Gazette
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Journel-Gazette
Woman likely to head national educators group
A Chicago woman, Myra Young, is poised to become the nation’s first female superintendent of public schools and the head of the National Educational Association, reflecting a landmark elevation in the pedagogical profession. Her rise follows her election as Chicago’s school superintendent and a career as teacher, principal, and administrator at the city’s schools and institutions.
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Chicaxo
Eila Fisge
Educatonal Association
Boston
Sooma Ponable
Abe Witl
Myra Young
Wen
Chicago
Young
Acouts
Ao Have Suggested Itself Provinualy To the Boarde of Education
Dig City
Zudh
Atra
Mary Ora Wie
Mra
Mra Young
Leaballe O'Keefe
Bergain
Su Holace
William H. Maxwell
New York City
Ieields
Ufe
Suatom
Mer’ Worthes
William A
University of Chicago
Spee
Borty
Parvice
Young Toirty
Palisade
Mbhe
Geomettc
Journal Gazette Promises Greater Things Ahead
The Journal Gazette pledges bigger features and improved pages for readers, aiming to surpass rival newspapers in reach and appeal with enhanced content and design.
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Atore
Journal-Gazatte
T Ite
Journal-Gazette Ca
Columbia City News Tidbits From Local Notices
Fragmentary local item from Columbia City Indiana notes a family alert and mentions Mrs Albert and her oldest daughter with a reference to two daughters and a message received today, suggesting a domestic notice or personal update in a small-town paper.
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Kiet News
Columbia City
Ind
Dob
Seaponsa
Albert
Decatur Euterpeans Enjoy Musical Treat at Hof Brau
A local musical event at the Hof Brau featured Jarod Saylor’s death being mourned by his widow. The program included performances by artists such as Irene Sthirmeyer and Mina Bay Brith, with vocalists Wille Mika Mirth Kalter and Miss Morand Springer among the attendees. The audience savored a varied program and the event drew several local residents.
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Hof Brau
Decatur Euterpeans
Isao
Wil Turriton
Bran
Violtigg Tein
Feng Neverul Lodinn Xelsationy
Irene Trehirmeyer
Harriton
Mina Baye Brith
Miaréon
Fxoreaon
Hostan
Renduke
Wille Mika Mirth Kalter
Sort
Wayne
Morand Springer
Ant Mula Dalterzua
Gay Kevet
Iainiminara
Cobb and Wagner: Masters of Speed and Stealth
Analysis from major league backstops contrasts Ty Cobb Detroit and Honus Wagner Pittsburgh as two base stealing masters. Cobb relies on explosive speed to beat even the best throws, while Wagner relies on precise timing to bait catchers and steal when it counts. Archer of Chicago notes Cobb starts with confidence, Wagner negotiates risk with patience, and both shape the era’s base running debate.
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Cobb
Wagner
Hans Wagner
Pittsburg
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Hie Epeed
Gohb
Archer
Chica
Waxner
Unicas
Cabby
Cobb's System Highlighted In Wag Nar Interview
In a discussion about coaching systems, Cobb explains his familiarity with a rival play style and reflects on past experiences with key players. He notes substantial effort in understanding and handling the opposing tactics, mentioning a long tenure and persistent study of the method.
Beies on Salle records and 1987 Memorial Day game chaos
Former New York pitcher Billy George topples NL wildness mark in a misplayed Memorial Day 1987 game in New York. Giants alum roved to the White Stockings as he bats and fields, contributing to a chaotic 12 to 15 loss while Mark Baldwin, later with the New York club and Pittsburgh, starred for the visiting team.
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Beies
Salle
New York
Billy George
George
Posse Roventaen
Adrian Constantins Anson
Chicigs
White Stockings
Mark Baldwin
New Yorke
Ian Dontor
Pittsburg
Tuimois
Giants
St. Paul
Charley Comiskey
No Playing Managers Dominate American League
Managers in the American League come mostly from outfield and catcher positions. Only one former infielder leads a team, Hugh Jennings of Detroit, while O’Connor of St Louis McGuire of Cleveland Stakings of New York and Mock of Philadelphia were all catchers. Donovan of Boston McAleer of Washington and Duffy of Chicago as well as others led without playing.
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Hugh Jennings
Detroit
O'Connor
St Lows
McGuire
Claveland
Stakings
New York
Mock
Philadelphia
Donovan
Boston
McAleer
Wandington
Duffy
Chicago
Unpadded Rings Dangerous Fight Promoters Urged Safeguards
A heated plea urges better padding and barriers in boxing rings to reduce injuries. Writers argue that head impacts on bare or poorly covered floors cause most fatalities and propose multiple carpet layers or a thick rubber mat as safer alternatives.
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Aporte
Baseball notes on players and names from a muddled report
A garbled sports blurb cites Zach Wheat of the Brookish Nationals and others as top minor leaguers. It mentions James Ghookard admitting a rumor about Samuel James Tilden Bheck ard and hints at stock and wool market talk. The Cleveland team is noted for a subpar effort and a Browne game showing late struggles.
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Zach Wheat
Brookish Nationals
Piayara
Brown
Mathewson
Adams
Chicago
Heather Day
James Ghookard
Mia
Wee Samual
Hia
Thers— Forg
Samuel James Tilden Bheckard
Bamust
Aimateet Etock
Haa
Linke
Cleveland
Roamertt
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Doax
Roguevelt
Willeh
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Furt Wayne
Dr. Hesa
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West Main Street
Fort Wayne, Ind
Coombs
Sity
Broadway Park Strip
Majestic Theatre
Bald
Blay
Otis
Marian Mead
Cas
Teddy
Chanute
J. Hyland Buys. Barthel
Hart Schaffner & Marx
House of Kuppenheimer
Patterson-Fietcher Co
Wanle
Jona M. Gick
Ella Flagg Young
Ubivermides
Walton Williams
Columbia City News
Jarod Saylor
Drcatun
Dunt &E
Tha Iitermpoann
They
P.M. Sthirmeyer
Thitchart
Arthd Jahn Worsteins
Wan
Trani
Ufa
Wagnar
Diamond
Bingles
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