City to Lend Trustees Ten Thousand for Water Works
Debates at a joint water works and finance meeting centered on a loan of 10 000 to water works trustees for extensions and repairs. Critics warned of a bad precedent while supporters argued urgency, noting revenue funds and upcoming collections.
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Water Works
Shumlsugh
White
Hogan
Sitamiush
Slutmbatard
Bursley
Wiebl
Tecom
Mike
Pomp Ata Suns
Ak Uele
Wittke
Baker
Poleler
Min. Barsky
Health Department
Strawberry canning offer at Great Grocery Co
Vague ad text notes strawberries for canning with a price around 21 per dozen and a contact at Great Grocery Co. Unclear location or date due to garbled OCR.
Photographer Barry Featured In Local Fine Arts Column
Barry, a noted photographer, appears in the Ed F. Perry tendin cer cul mLraretid feature highlighting artistic practice and local exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tendin Cer
Onal Barry
Botanic Blood Balm Ad Promises Cure for Skin Diseases
An old style advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood and skin diseases including ulcers eczema and blood poisoning. It claims deep seated cures, purifies blood, improves digestion and strengthens kidneys, priced at $1 per bottle with free samples from Atlanta Georgia and mailed medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auanta
Board of Works Routine Meeting Deliberations on Paving and Alleys
The Board ordered plans for paving West Creighton avenue from Fairfield to South Wayne avenues and a double track extension. A petition to vacate an alley at Medmiller avenue from Wal street to the Pennsylvania railroad was filed without action. Walks were ordered on Columbia street and related lanes. The plumber AL Tahn appeared. Assessments for alleys and walks along specified streets were confirmed and building permits discussed.
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Bumig Works
Creightonvenue
Fairfield Avenue
South Wayne
Medmiller Avenue
Wal Street
Pennsylvania
Columbia Street
Lafayette Ohremt
Columbia
AL Tahn
Vieathug
Siners
Widnit
Poplar Street
Pruches
Swinney Eeentie
Stophteh Street
Bath
Leela Wis
Acton
Unclear Entry on Two-Story Frame Dwelling Listing
A partial OCR entry references a two-story frame dwelling on Mechanly Street with blurred names and a figure around 2.00. It mentions Sehelu Meyer and Ealic Spineson in fragmentary form, providing minimal, uncertain details about location and ownership.
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Fayette
Diss Tea Sehelumeyer
Ealic Spineson
Deadly flood containment and cleanup progress in Kansas City
The flood continues to recede as electric cars operate and telephony lines are reconnected between Kansas City areas. Railway repair crews clear mud from tracks while 2500 hogs and 300 cattle are drowned at stockyards. Authorities remove carcasses as the current in the stockyards district runs ten miles per hour. West Bottoms sees more destruction with exposed wreckage, collapsing buildings, and fires likely to clear debris. Wooden structures endure strain as water levels drop in the West Bottoms and surrounding streets.
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Kansas River
Killigas
Norrow
James Street
Stock Yards
West Bottoms
Sixteen Thousand Homeless in Kansas City Flood
In Kansas City Missouri the Armourdale Flood association reports sixteen thousand people rendered homeless by the flood. Families lack furniture clothing and basic needs while residents strive to shelter them. Citizens assist temporarily and donations are urged to Armourdate State Bank of Commerce Kansas Bank or Home State Bank Kansas City Kansas to aid the refugees.
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Kansas City
Armourduly Flood Association
Hust Town
Armourdate State Bank of Commerce
Kansas Bank
Home State Bank
Kas
Flood Warning Near St Louis Threatens Local Areas
June 4 report warns rapid flood rise at St Louis with levels near thirty five feet by Monday, impacting riverfront districts, city halls, and river embankments. Crews strengthen levees, pumps drain sewers, and residents evacuate as Missouri River threatens nearby lakes Creve Coeur and surrounding communities.
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ST. Louis
Forteader Tonight
Suny
Vanier
Sincce
Uiele
Famillea
Comnell
Fire Department
Fast St. Louis
Nlley Ciy
Wenley
Madison
Uber
East St. Louis
Thieloved
Capokin Creek
St. Charles
Anegusta
Hamburg
Black Walnut
Mussouri Point
Missouri
Creve Coeur Lakas
Louis
St. Lous
Seven Die In Rangh Fight Over Land Rights
In Kansas and Nebraska reports tell of a deadly clash between Dewar Cattle company cowboys and Berry family over land possession and wire cutting. Eight men were killed including the Berry patriarch and two of his sons, as gunfire erupted near a homestead eight miles from their destination. A parade of officials and a large tally of local names appear in scattered notes and reunion plans follow.
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Dewar Cattle Company
Berry
Jans
Cntire Company
Dewar
John
Tha
Flood Threat Rises as Missouri River Surges at Jefferson City
Jefferson City Missouri reports a dangerous flood as the Missouri River climbs to 29.2 feet and rises about one inch per hour. Cedar City on the north bank, a town of about 200 residents, is largely submerged with surrounding lowlands under water. Livestock and farm property have been lost in the rising waters.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Cedar City
Levee breaches flood farms near Quincy Illinois
Three levees between Quincy and Warsaw on the east bank of the Mississippi break, sending water over 5,000 acres of crops. Tenant farmers flee for their lives as floods threaten corn and wheat yields, with losses likely to exceed substantial sums.
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Quincy
Warsiw
Mississippi
Civar
Fort Wayne Art School moves to form with new gallery
Fort Wayne Art School association applies for incorporation to establish an art school and gallery, listing officers including Dr Albert B Bilson as president and Mrs Charley YW Woodworth as vice president, with multiple directors. Also notes Brown Trucking of Fort Wayne increasing capital stock, and South Bend Brewing association seeking incorporation with $190000 investment for a new South Bend brewery and list of directors.
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Indianapolis
Fort. Wayne
Med
Ptay
Albert B. Bilson
Charley YW. Woodworth
Ars
Clark Palrbank
Serc
Gustave C. Delzer
Treaswerer
Krank
Taylor
Toasle Mankton
Max Fisher
M. &. Maharin
Mira Margaret Colorick
Fanny Winch
Margares
MacPhail
Perry A. Randall
Regald Dawson
Brown Trucking Company
Bert Wayne
Séerchary
W. F. Borgman
Angst C. Borgman
Ita Capital
People’s Building and Loan Association
Dugger
Nkawise Mednetics
Mcrease
C. W. Lowden
Celle Pany
BJ. King
South Bend
South Bend Brewing, Association
Propoon
Lo Ie
Southend
Tolbert Auer
Prante Kles
Henry Urbabns
Qustav A. Slouckie
Joseph Paoli Ban Rose
Jaroh Mizkalski
Chas Yel
Ernest. Krenger
John Baumann
John Niegodski
Retail Coal Dealers in Indianapolis Adopt New Constitution
The Michigan and Indiana Retail Coal Dealers association held a forenoon meeting and repealed a nine year old constitution to adopt a new one with revised by laws. The executive committee said enforcement of penalties by levying dues was dropped due to questions of enforceability. The new charter removes machinery for punitive actions against members who violate rules.
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Indianapolis
Tae
Michigan and
Indiana Retail Coal Dealers Association
Te Execut Tive Committee
P Hoyent
Myo
Nianuma
Thor
Clever Sheriff Force Work Suspects Larceny Case
In Charleston Ohio Deputy Sheriffs Myx and Truguenard and Patrolman Kelley arrested Ue uek TM Lottrell on a May 31 night for larceny after a lengthy investigation led by Sheriff Laurd. The prisoner, held in Michigan City, had previously been linked to a horse seizure tied to the alleged theft, with detectives noting a complex capture effort and cooperation from agent Mr. Stow.
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Lottrell
Charleston
Myx
Truguenard
Kelley
BP McNutt
Laird
Ulus
Uatteel
Sherr Stout
Stow
Bertitlua
Faeke Cetlevd
Terval Lorem
Michigan City
Nuk
Teoyen Cutteell
Congregational Home Missions Meeting Explains Receipts
The Murer report shows receipts for Congregational Home Missions and midyear offerings during the year. The meeting voted to hold the next annual session in October at Des Moines Iowa with the National Committee of Congregational Churches to review missionary society plans. Notable attendees included presidents and executive committee members from New York New Jersey Massachusetts and Minnesota.
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Providence
J. Fe
Murer
Ditaber
Des Molen
Kowa
Nathnrat Comitt
W. Hibboit
New Yorks
West
New Jersey
Commie CT
Se TS
Rev
Goat
Massachusetts
Rew
Weylark
New Kerk
HH B. Garter
Massachiusetta
Indiana Pharmaceutical Officers Named by State Association
In Lapayette Indiana on June 4 the Indiana Pharmaceutical Association elected its officers including President M A Stout Bluttton vice president Renna Knyoset Albany second vice president CG B Elliott Sheridan third vice president CC Willetts Michigan City secretary A Fimberlake Tadis treasurer Frank Carter Indianapolis and executive committee members J A Ugunam Jeffersonville Martin Detxer Fort Wayne and Lt H Orr Delphi Wear a shirt that fits Manhattan sold by Patterson.
Cotton Mills Increase Operators
Lowell reports a rise in mill operation capacity and an expected hiring drive. Officials say mills will issue notices for skilled workers next week as more positions open.
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Lowell
Ats
Mir
Southworth
Massachusetts
Aultman Miller Company Makes Offer
Cleveland creditors oppose a proposed sale as Aultman Miller offers 750000 dollars for a Chicago firm. The meeting adjourned until Monday while Patterson promotes a child welfare plan.
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Aultman-Miller Company
Cleveland
Charerenvly
Awtinaiemier Company
Oll Akran 10
Dekhan Aiaiay
Xonterenga Nery
Frei Tdso Vineout
Chicago
Somanye
Wade
Nyeting
Montag
Airon
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Oe Alpha
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Horne
Frank X. Schuhler
Oana
Wayne
Ind
Woman's Hospital
L. M. Derbyshire
Gov
Casa
Rinvestment Securities Triphitint
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Medigine Co
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Tacgu
Ab Segar
Ean Greatest Grocery CO
F. Perry
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Municipal News
ST. Lois
St Francis, Kas
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Kan
Leeclers
Robert Lake
Jackson
Weh Vieu
George T. Calvert
Porl
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Tar
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Ann Arbor
Wiel
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Execusive Board
T. W. Ryder
Journal Gazette
Fort Wayne
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Mr. Calvert
Mr. Krudop
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Patty Fitte
Nature
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Sells Brothers
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W. W. Cole
Lovely Sells
Voter Sells
Doure Cincuses
New York
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Thriling Teather
New York City
United State
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Hayes
Rte Hutiberv
Eddy Famil
Roosevelt
Morwemen
Tasling Crelly
Stanton-Uiant
GARE
Starr
Shooting Star
Linkeyold
Darius
Woodworth's Drug Store
COR. Berry and
Calhost
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Koerber
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Tcalhoun Street
Fort Wayne Loan CO
Calhoun Street
Court House
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