Ten Children Turned Away Over Smallpox Case
Ten children at Bolton Avenue School were sent home after inspectors found none had vaccination slips or that the certificates dated over three years old. The district reports the smallpox outbreak near the school largely ended with only one new case, Georgia Hico of 2417 Thomas Street, quarantined at home. All patients are recovering well with no lasting harm expected.
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Bolton Avenue
Board of Health
Youtve
Iself Rew
Health Department
Georgia Hico
Thomas Street
Ska
Trusts Buy Democrats Warning Of Bryan in Lincoln Neb
Bryan attacks trusts and warns Democrats to unite behind a candidate who cannot be bought. He argues that money from steel and other trusts could fund many campaigns, urging vigilance and loyalty to democracy to prevent pro trust representatives from winning Congress. He stresses defeating Republicans through principled Democratic candidates.
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Lincoln
Neb
Jung
W. J. Firean
Hryan Adinisters
Wryan
Camputer
Ho Steel Trust
Ia Republic
le Party
Erty
Teaniza Tha Feut Democrate
Omgroxaraen
Democracy
Free Demonstration At White House Plush Room
The National Wood Finish Company will demonstrate Plano and Furniture Polish at the White House on the third floor this Saturday morning and afternoon. All owners of wooden furniture should see the remarkable results showcased during the event.
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Yni
Run Plano
Highginas Tirmoree
Bluffton Liveryman Fined for Drunken Charge
Police Judge Skelton fined Christian P. G. Biebold forty five dollars for drunkenness after a Bluffton liveryman wrecked his car at a Turning Into It corner. An affidavit for speeding was not filed. Two young riders faced separate investigations after boarding misapplied transport. Two drunks received five dollar fines plus costs. one waggish suspect was discharged.
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Skelton
Christian P. G. Biebold
Bluffton
Stebold
Julie O'Donnel
Allen Matlin
Uniform Terms for Township Schools Policy Debate
Trustees of Allen County townships discuss standardizing school terms next year to avoid cross-border disparities. Efforts aim to extend the term length to three or four months and harmonize schedules, with patrons near borders seeking uniform attendance across townships despite neighboring shorter terms.
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Allen County
Ruston
Horders
Horder
Why is a president a conundrum in Taft era
Washington June cloze query asks why a president attends events. A roan jokes boosting box office receipts. Taft agrees to attend a Bethel Sunday school picnic to help raise $5,000 for mortgage, saying such attendance would increase turnout and he understands the tactic well.
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Washington
Taft
Bethel Sunday School
Point Pines
Mass
Representative Roberts
Massachusetts
Beverley
Mr. Taft
Archbishop reports on women singing in church choirs
In a reported audience with Flux X Tut Mity the archbishop of Milwaukee says it would be nearly impossible to enforce the motu proprio banning women from liturgical chant in over many parishes. He notes congregational singing is rare and insists the Holy Father urged women to sing but not to perform worldly music.
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Flux
Milwaukee
United States
Puriehow
Holy Father
Poet Tat Mold Wins Puck Laureate Honor in Tapeworm Tale
Warsaw Ind June 4 W M Tat Mold a Winona Lake real estate dealer is hailed as the regort poet laureate for writing a poem to Puck The piece titled Ter Singty Ac vomplinnmant satirizes a wedding scene where a bride to be and gum chewing become the comic core The verses depict a vow to die a bachelor rather than wed and end with a girl choosing gum over spinsterhood as she finally speaks of the gum
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Kiat
Warsaw
Ind
W. M. Tat- Mold
Winona Lake
Regort
Fie
Puck
Sind
Ucn
Ant
Fort Wayne Man Secures Good Catch at Lake James
Fort Wayne man and son returned from six days at Lake James cottage with a guest two days. TM Brea Kroch of Fort Wayne joined them. They caught twenty four pounds of fin spots bass and reported nineteen pickerel and seventy five other fish in the first Jake near Paltytown.
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Fort Wayne
Lake James
BF Kiet
Angola
Ind
Sam Max
Hold and Son
Brea Kroch
Monéay Everin
Finn Spotte
John Derhors
Jake
Paltytown
Murderer Visited by Head of Big Trust in Waterbury
Waterbury Connecticut June report notes Phil Corbin head of the American Hardware Company and longtime rich citizen, visited his old friend Charles Gilbert in state prison. Corbin travels twice yearly to Hobbleworth to see Gilbert, providing support for Gilbert’s family while insisting on accountability and denying any pardon.
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Waterbury, Con
Phil
Corbin
New Britain
American Hardware Company
the Hardware Trust
Connecticut
Wetherefeld
Charles Gilbert
Corts
Gilbert
Ant
Henry J Galdwell
Beett
Woetherwield
Gilberthan
Singers Reserve Rooms for Indiana Saengerfest in Fort Wayne
Hoosier German singing societies plan Indiana Saengerfest in Fort Wayne July 19 to 21. Over five hundred guests expected. local committees organize entertainment and lodging. Reserve rooms at Randall hotel. headquarters probably chosen there.
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Indiana
Randall Oti
Open Shop proposal to be discussed by Pittsburg union leaders
Pittsburg reports say executives of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers will meet at General Headquarters this week to decide action on American Sheet and Tin Plate Company plan to run mills on an open shop basis starting June 30. Leaders say no official notice yet, and a strike on July 1 is not confirmed, with a conference expected soon.
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Pittsburg
Ficera
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel & Tin Workers
American Sheet & Tin Plato Company
Pp. J. Meardig
Amalgamated Associaten
Amerian Sheet & Triplete Company
United States Steel Corporation
Fuber
Tt Ia
Tha Gnigtuysers
Curly Teat
Notice to Taxpayers County Board of Review Fort Wayne 1909
The Allen County Board of Review will meet June 7 1909 at 10 a m in the county courthouse Fort Wayne to revise assess ments hear complaints and equalize valuations for property and taxes and continue for 30 days Parties with grievances must appear before the board George W Lindemuth Auditor Orrrenta Golf Medal Flows walsrahing.
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County Board of Review
Court House
City of
Fort Wayne
George W. Lindemuth
Allen County
COLUMBIA SATURDAY SALE FIEND CA?ERON FINED
Angola Ind June 4 A case in Mayor Carver's court centered on Robert Cameron charged with selling one pint of alcohol to Hull in Kilmont County. After jury trial he was found guilty and fined 700 dollars plus costs. Judge Wood and state officials oversaw proceedings in a tense session that stretched from morning to evening.
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Klst Rows Bureau
Angola
Ind
Carver
Robert C. Cameron
Kemont
Indiana
Naland
Joseph A. Woodhull
Charles Beckholt
Memorial service plans at Stindey hall on June six
Detected notice urges Woodmen Bek to attend a memorial service at Stindey hall on June 6 1908. The record lists Chanles King as clerk and notes a gathering to view memorial trends with a church connection.
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Hall Stindey
Chanles King
Girl of Good Family A Thief
Hazel Brighton twenty two years old of good family was charged in Indianapolis with stealing jewelry from a neighbor Miss Die Sweenie. The thefts spanned over a year and a brooch found on Brighton’s daughter connected her to the crime. Brighton admitted taking many pieces and agreed to aid in recovery for a reward of one hundred dollars.
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Indianapoliy
Tod
Hazel Brighton
Sweenie
Mian Brighton
Sweenio
Brighton
Fee
Nnil
Misa Sweetile
Misa Brighton
Yalynbios
Auto Scorcher Gets a Long Sentence for Fatal Crash
June 4 A sentence of not less than seven years nor more than twenty years was imposed today upon William Darraugh a chauffeur for the automobile that ran down and killed Leonard Trimble in the city March 27 Trimble was thirteen years old and the son of R T Trimble formerly of Covington Ky Darraugh was trying out a car and moving at a fast rate when the boy was struck He fled the scene and was later arrested at Port Arthur Texas
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New York
Nat
Sing Sing
William Darraugh
Trimble
Ingvsard
R. 2
Covington
Darraugh
Sheely
Port Arthur
Treas
Washington Man Appoints Assistant Attorney in Arizona
President Taft to day named Willam Harr of the Thatchet of Columbia as assistant district attorney for the United States in Arizona. Harr has served in the Department of Justice and succeeds Alford W. Cooley, recently named a supreme justice.
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Washington
Taft
Willam Harr
Columbia
United
Mgr. Harr
Department of Justice
Alford W. Cooley
Arizona
Thaw Maintains Status in Insane Hospital Ruling
New York case details James Thaw and the Appellate Division upholding a prior order to keep Thaw in the criminal insane asylum at Mattewan. The Supreme Court dismissal of his writ followed his appeal to the appellate division sustaining the lower court. The petition argued Dawning's commitment order after his insanity declaration remained valid.
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New York
Jning
Mattonwan
Tha
Veronkiyn
Tin
Justicy
Supreme Court
Adlytalon
Dawlng
Theedor
Stanford White
New Haven Wedding and Memorial Day Observances
Special Correspondents report on wedding events near New Haven Indiana with Josephine Linden wedding to Creighton Butler at a nearby home. Memorial Day observances featured a large procession by the New Haven organization and GAR, with prayers, services, and funeral processions noted for local families.
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The
Journal- Gazette
New Haven
Ind
G. 3
Arndl
Wil Schmelker
Wayne
John Sullivan
Payne
Meg
Tohn Schuckman
Rosd Elsan
Garrett
Mian
Josephine Lindén
Creighton Butler
Thuy
Niagara Falla
New Tavon
Citzens Pak
Journal-ga= zole
Grand Army of the Republic
Ton
Dic
J. G. Ashley
Auburn
H. F. Schmeiker
Eisa Trone Schn
Misees
Henrietta, Becker
Eather Jacquay
Esther Becker
New Ewen
Tort Wayne
Adeling Smith
First Communion
Cietla
Leo Sullivan
Payne, C
Bernon Sehnelker
Esther Brudt
Hinch
Gon
Misa Maury Reilly
Woodburn
Mra
Paulus Miller
Tatph Nui
Arizona
Roenday
Atv
Tack Mandbury
Pere Wayne
Dr. T. 8. Noll
Exposure to Wet and Cold Causes Sudden Chill
A terse note describes exposure to wet and cold leading to a sudden chill. It mentions a somber, poemlike tone about Perry Dovia's pain and aging, with vague references to a healing system and danger of cold. It claims two million bottles sold annually and a future of new sizes priced at 35 and ten cents.
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Perry Dovia
Lolder
Tharaia
Cleo
Deaths and milk can save 100 babies in Indianapolis
An Indianapolis health drive tested pure milk and individualized care to reduce infant mortality. Four principles guided the effort: pure milk, individualized treatment, distribution stations in high-mortality centers, and educated mothers with physician guidance. The program raised 1400 dollars, operated via churches and clubs, with six doctors and four milk stations. Over the hot summer, nurses completed 1,700 visits, yielding 10,000 bottles of milk and 100 healthy babies at study end.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Alntrigur
Throua Ehirehes
Ciuba
Walker Gordon Laboratory
Battery B Meeting Notice in Allen County
The German Mutua Fire Tapiranne Company of Adama and adminine rwnynips will meet Monday Tue 7 1908 at 9 am in the assembly room. All members are requested to attend as there will be an election at lofticera.
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Mutua
Tapiranne Company
Adama
Adminine Rwnynips
Allen County
Tadlann
Lofticera
New Quarters Bank Construction Underway in Laewil
Locals report Karl Mgeller secretary and Jacob Zelt president of New Quarters State Bank overseeing a planned one story brick bank building adjoining Wildenborger store. Groundwork begins with cement blocks and red brick facade. project aims for completion with county officials and local figures attending a ceremony.
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Karl Mgeller
Jacob Zelt
New Quarters
State Bank
Kist Newa Bers
Larwill
Jad
Ae Young
Laewil Bank
Beenhi
Wildenborger Store
Bane Ny Saan |Ia
Frank Tha
Bo Gandy
Charthusen
Fintinger Ane
Gunhire
Trengarye
Clhilen Whieox
Columpia
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Randall
American Sheet and Tinplate Company
Taxpayers County Board of Review
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Insane
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Denver
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J.M. Sluch
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Hoosier State
Armory
Harry Clark
Journal-Gazette
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Calhoun Street
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A. P. Buchman
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Arene
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Jefferson Streets
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Phillips
Canton Aeden
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Tolenhone Su
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Hattersley & Sons
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