Wabash to Re trench telegraph costs across division
A Wabash bulletin orders closing of telegraph offices at State Lina Ant fireway Antwerp and Danes on successive nights to cut expenses. Offices Andrews State Lina closed midnight to 6 am while Antwerp Danes shift ends 11 pm. The plan fits broader retrenchment after nine hourly operations rule and staff needs. Excursion rail fares drew crowds as railroads offered low rates.
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Wabash
State Lina
Ant Fireway
Antwerp
Danes
Andrews
C. HB. Wells
Pery Dividar
Jawa Telegraph
Thn Company
Kitchen cleaning made easier with Gold Coat powder
After removing food, dissolve one tablespoonful of Gold Coat mashing powder in three rations of water. Soak pots and kettles while washing, then rinse with fresh suds. If food particles cling, use pot rings to remove them.
Enormous block signal mileage in 1910 railroad report
Fort Wayne and Michigan City excursions drew about 11,000 travelers on Nickel Plate lines with a $1 fare, and Lake Shore added a new schedule boosting traffic ahead of summer. About 300 started to northern lakes. Toledo trips from Fort Wayne also stayed popular. The Interstate Commerce Commission bulletin shows U S railways under block systems totaling 66,753 miles on January 1 1910 with 227.2 automatic and 01,0203 manual. year over year increases noted.
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F Carnival Company and Circus
Flint
Mich
Fort Wayne
Michigan City
Lake Shore
Toledo
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Rogda Cavsere
Kendallville News Highlights and Local Church Events
Kendallville reports a church funeral group of five adults at Lutheran services led by Rev. Martin Krotzman with communion observed. Mary Brediger from Edgerton joined John Bruggerman’s home while Mt. Me kine worker McAllan and family moved to Detroit. Memorial services and Missionary fundraiser activities occurred, plus Modern Woodmen members attended Auburn memorial service. Rev. A W Scotten attends state conference in Fort Wayne and Frinkfort. Emory Pranks travels from Fort Wayne with friends. Local baseball at Waters house ball park featured.
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Dgst
Auburn
A. W. Scotten
Mt. i
Frinkfort
Sunray
Scotten
Emory Pranka
Iminson Gaen
Georgin Saylor
Abbott Carter
Port Wayne
Fongers
Xioinr
Franks
Rather
Emory
Ant
Manger
Ecatur Times
Waters House
Red
Nows
Cement Morkers Adopt New Wage Scale Decision
At a special Cement Workers local meeting held Sunday Thorning, the union set a new wage scale to uniform pay. The plan raises wages by 60, 50, 40, and 30 cents for various roles and will take effect July 1, 1910, with workers to submit the measure to contractors.
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Cement Workers
Pennsylvania in Stallingng Telephones
The Pennsylvania telephones expand westward near Harrisburg and Pittsburgh with improved reliability. Fort Wayne offices report intercity contact with Chicago via telephone. A Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad agent mentions a birth, a daughter named Bill LeRoy, and that mother and child are well. A Radlca gathering at 1408 Winter Street hosts invited women and friends for a social event with Mrs Grant Rhonde and others attending.
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Wagner
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad
Bill
LeRoy
B. of L. B
Tyngoth
Mra
Grant Rhonde
Brown
Plorceton
Mra. Brooks
Mra. Gebert
Mra. Dohler
Fullerton
Summer Outings on Nickel Plate Railroad Pamphlet
The Nickel Plate railroad has issued a pamphlet titled Summer Outings listing all summer reports accessible by the road. The booklet is neat, attractively printed, and provides ample information for those planning summer vacations.
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Nickel Plate Railroad
Dawkins News Roundup From Dawkins Station Indiana
Local notes from Dawkins Station Indiana recount visits and family gatherings in Fort Wayne and nearby towns. Mentions Alfred Yoquelet, Mr and Mrs John Webster and children, Genie Townsend, Burt Ohean in Mendon Michigan, Oscar Sweeney, Louis Yoquelet, Frank Grieser, August Volrol ill, and Minnie Yoquelet among others. Also reports on census work progress in the twelfth district with foreman oversight and anticipated completion by July 1 as enumerators submit schedules to Washington.
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Dawkins Station
Ind
Alfred Yoquelet
Fort Wayne
John Webster
Genie Townsend
Ava
Fred Bondollar
Daughtar Leela
Burt Ohean
Mendon
Mich
Bowne
Sheldon Dawking
Trev. Berk
Oscar Sweeney
John
Rorlek
Frank Grieser
Loiis
Jqg
Lement Girard
Monroevitie
Walter
Ralf Leonard
Sheldon
Fort; Wayne
Milas Alvina Schung
Minnie Yoquelet
William Allen
Marz
Lena
Girardoti
C.fl Gladieux
Mr. Frank
John Rushnart
Colorado
Funeral for Eva Croft Set Monday at Wealyan Church
Remains of Miss Eva Croft, who died in Indianapolis, arrived in Albion. Her funeral is scheduled Monday at 3 p.m. from the Wealyan Methodist church with Pastor Trev Smith presiding. Interment will follow at Rosa Man cemetery.
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Hist
Albion
Ind
Eva Croft
Indianapolla
Joseph Groft
Wealyan Methodist Church
Paste
Trev
Smith
Serviers
Rosa: Man Cemetery
Warsaw News Briefs Include Local Death and Sports
Special to fe Journal-Gayzette reports grandmother Bodkin near death at home of Mr and Mrs Commodock near Jefferson and High Streets. Condition critical for several days. Warsaw Maroons host Streator Reda in a double header Sunday evening. July 4 plans include city games. Charles Kutz of Goshen visited Warsaw for a brother’s funeral. Rev S Light of Elkhart to speak at M B Church quarterly meeting Sunday 7:30 p.m. Athlena Enworth conven tion set for Wednesday and Thursday.
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Fe Journal-Gayzette
Warsaw
Ind
Jate F
Grindma Bodkin
Tock
Jefferson and
High Streets
Bean
Warsaw Maroons
Atieravum
Choahetty
Thie Gity
Charles Kuts
Gomhen
Syaraaw
Gunut
Aoha
Kutz
Rev
S. Light
Elkhart
M. B
Alathiet Enworth
Ion
Frank Berger’s Funeral Services Arranged in Kendallville
Frank Berger, a barber at Lima, is to be buried after his death Saturday evening. His body will be taken to his mother’s home on Atorton street for viewing before a morning funeral at the Catholic church, with Rev Father Kaller officiating. Interment will follow at St. Macy’s cemetery in Avila. Barbers of the city are expected to attend.
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Kimi News
Kendallville
Inn
Frank Berger
Lima
Atorton Street
Bunday
Newman
Berger
Father Kaller oMeinting
St. Macy's Cemetery
Avila
Jersey Creme Soda Fountain Pitch Promises a Sweet Treat
A quirky local slogan invites patrons to try Jersey Creme at the soda fountain. The playful line suggests a new flavor or special offering and invites customers to sample the product. The note projects casual, small town charm and consumer appeal.
Death of Garrett Man After Hospital Operation
Jud Loveland of Garrett Ind died from injuries sustained Saturday afternoon in an accident near Weljeboro. He was 29. After surgery at a South Chicago hospital his left leg near the hip was removed, but he died on the operating table. Parents Mr and Mrs John Loveland left Garrett for the hospital Friday night and arrived shortly before his death. The body was sent home to the parents north and east of the city. Funeral plans were not yet set, but were expected to be held Tuesday at the parental residence.
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Kit News Bureau
Ind
Loveland
Weljeboro
South Chicago
Ecommuninsts
Former resident Owen Black dies in Albion at 12
Owen Black aged 12 died after stomach cancer. He had traveled from Rupert Idaho to a Chicago hospital for treatment before returning to Albion to stay with his brother J D Black. Funeral at Presbyterian church Tuesday at 1 30 p m with Rev H C Kieckner officiating. he previously worked in a dry goods business with his mother and was once a partner of Arthur Hoffman.
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iBy
Albion
Ind
Jana
Owen Black
J. D. Black
Dast Main
Atrest
Presbyterian Church
H.C. Kieckner
Mr. Black
Rupert
Idaho
Chicago
Albert Black
Fis
D. Back
Ary
Was & S
Arthur Hoffman
Obituary Notice for Buller Family at Rose Mill Cemetery
Buller, husband, and father of two passed away after years with his wife. He is survived by his wife and two children, a daughter Dorothy and a son Ann who was at the bedside. The wife and daughter could not attend due to Mrs Black’s lines. Burial set at Rose Milt cemetery.
Funeral of Alonzo Bower Held in Kendallville
The funeral of Alonzo Bower who died at his West Mitchell Street home was held today. Services were held at the home and at 12:50 the funeral cortege drove to Fairfield Center where Rev. A Judson Arrick conducted services. Interment followed at Fairfield Cemetery with out of town relatives EB J. Bower of Michigan City and W A Mercer of Northpellow present.
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Kit News
Kiendallville
Ind
Luna
Alonzo Bower
Hig
West Mitchellstrest
Cortagn
Fairfield Center
A. Judson Arrick
Fairfield Cemetery
EB. J. Bower
Michigan City
W. A. Mercer
Nonitpellor
People Warned Against Graft In Industrial School Bid
Mr. O. E Mokhter secretary of the Associated Charting warns that a couple believed headed for Fort Wayne to start an Industrial school is suspected of fraud. He urges residents to investigate applicants for aid and notes no arrival reports have been received yet.
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O. E Mokhter
Associated Charting
Fort Wayne
Gata
Mohler
Pete Sons
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Na. 7
AR Bracelling
New York
W. C.* Brown
New York Central Railroad
New York Central
Dr. Hess
West Main St! NN
Jonnston
DR. Kruse Ottles
Abeta People's Drug Store
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Jefferson Street
Rushiste
Iran
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Fort Wayne Federation of Labor
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N. A. Nels Cur & P.m. Harmony Hall
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Theodore Rosevelt Jr
New England
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Roosevelt
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Weis
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Indy
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Detroit
Pennsylvania
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Chas. H. Eckert
Saul Institution
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Alon
Seaman
Dawkins
NEWS
John W. Sato
Washington
Indiana
Groft
Aeolian Compan
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Fox Brothers and Company
Carbours
Washington Streets
St Crolian Company
Weber Chai
Ladantski
Bianos and
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Testinioy
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Victor Talking Machines
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