Wayne Hotel Fire Destroys The Wayne Building
Fire of unknown origin gutted the Wayne hotel last night causing extensive damage. Firefighters battled through dense smoke and flames from the elevator shaft to the north west corner, with walls and ceilings collapsing and watersmoked rooms and corridors. Officials estimate furniture loss around 410,000 and total damage near 7 800, while the structure sustained severe plaster and fresco damage ahead of a scheduled event at the property.
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Wayne Hotel
van Thoma
Thoma
Tellus
Columbia Street
Tyler Wil Cole
Alam
Cal Hite
Simagentus
Ans
Wyatt
Anne Bierte
Ayteep
Phiong
Nee
Wlbrecht
Tier
James
Howe
Willy
Toe
Wayne Total
Hota
Manger
G. W. Mille
Rich oil strike near Decatur draws crowds in Indiana
Reports from Decatur County Indiana describe a new oil discovery near Decatur drawing about 2000 people to the lakeside area. A preliminary test by the Tugelazette Oil Company projects output of 50 to 60 barrels daily, with further wells planned. officials say the play is new and may expand if results improve.
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Proater
Ind
Dane
Deentay of & Gag Company
Hiewers
Tnt Ibe Weil
Three Million Feet Daily Output Reported Near Geneva
A report notes a daily output estimated at three million cable feet in a facility south of Geneva. Last night a packing failure caused a roar that could be heard for miles, with development ongoing to address the leak and restore normal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fournalttazktod
Talked on trusts tariff clash at hearings
Congressman Taylor argued against any congressional tampering with tariff schedules warning it would damage policy and lead to government control of trusts. Dr Guntur countered Mr Atkinson’s free trade stance while Mr Bunton of New York urged reciprocity. The Industrial Commission heard from Taylor and Bunton on the Dingley law and trust power.
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Washington
Industrial Commission
Robert W
United States
Taylor
Livingston
Malark
United States Steel Corporation
Tyingatot
United Stated
Te and Litnt
Ita Securities
Golarns
Gunton
Phbvard
de Gunton
Tertly right and wrong in labor dispute opinion
A muddled report discusses a labor dispute over organizing for protection of interests and the machinists failure to meet arbitration terms. It notes compulsory education laws and references Mr. Atkinson with comments by Dr. Gunton about influence of labor and law. The piece hints at widespread bankruptcy if such theories pass into law.
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Uiey Bart
Ale
Atkinson
Gunton
Indiana preacher led in prayer amid disorder at gathering
A chaotic scene at a June event in Indiana saw over 100 remanded to authorities as a preacher led prayer. The development segment was under Rev Nyckwelt Claney of Tedianat, with attendees reporting a tense atmosphere and disrupted proceedings.
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Indiana
Slieton
Omnistei
Bere
Nantes
Chingeld
Rene Wis
Serge Entay
Rev Nyckwelt Claney
Tedianat
Fatal Fire at Pabst Brewery Claims Several Lives
A devastating blaze at the Pabst Brewery caused about $200,000 in damage and resulted in multiple fatalities. The fire started from overheated copper near a water feed, with workers rushed to evacuate and reach safety. one boy and a worker named John Rinkh were injured as flames spread through the copper-laden area and surrounding structures.
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Alouk
Bremen
Kare
Ragins
Willies
Abel
PABST
Vormany
Figo
Uwe
John Rinkh
Trustees Meet Here At Womre Of Leutegy Of big We Hana
Trustees discuss erecting a cottage for adult female imbeciles under now rules, with plans to submit to locals for funding. Johnson’s specifications adapted, brickwork to start, building to house about 100 inmates, with contractors awarded for supplies. Superintendent Johnson to prepare for reception of admitted residents once the facility is completed.
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Patel
EB. M. Wile von
Harper
Heard
Hota
Taylor
Johnson
Alte
Snyecintere
Aml i Iwooerth
My. Fobmndert
Johson
Pair Tav en June Var ies Robins Killed in Target Practice
A typo riddled report describes a man named Robins killed during an afternoon target practice with a revolver. He and his sweetheart Mary Atfarion led a group of youths into the woods for practice. a misfire or misjudged shot caused fatal injuries. The fragmentary account ends with unclear details and names.
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Taven
Robins
Tait Maven
Mary Atfarion
Grive
Alferton
Hoberts
Uthering
June Snowstorm in Northwest Details Confusing
Fragmentary OCR describes a June snowstorm over the Northwest with scattered, unclear references to places and people. The text mentions a road, a place called Serth Maker AL, and an event near a railway, but the details are garbled and fail to identify clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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Fiannalawny
Altatys
Throwne
Farewell Words Close Aghize Sabbath School Session
The twenty fifth session of the Aghize conference United Brethren in Christ closed after day renderings and a sunset of farewell. Rev G Brower presided and resolutions praised Sunday school work and the Young People's Christian Union while thanking Fort Wayne friends for hospitality during the convention.
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Aghize
United Brethren In Christ
Aegsion
Iie
Stuver
van Wert
Mimgie del
Red Sunday Schol
Christian Uoloh
Pelieretium
Laat
United Brethren
Pout
Fort Wayne
Gmt
Yang People's Christian Union
Sandy Pete
Danler
Wyidia
Blover
Une Reevien
Calvary
M. J. Watterson
Pho
A. Kissel
H. H. Sprack
S. M. Leidy
W. W W. Woodruff
J. J. Kuna
SG. Baet
Wilitaina
Fie
Jesus
Our Young Men Leave Sunday School Sermons
The Reverend Reed spoke on "The Normal Course For Teachers" and Reverend Lower discussed "New Methods in Sabbath School Work" as part of a church gathering highlighting youth education and instructional aims.
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Reed
May Crop Bulletin From Indianapolis Special Worke Journal Gazette
The May crop bulletin from the Indians Bureau of Statistics reports average crops with state wheat up to 46 percent, clover 78.0 percent, rye 77 percent, apples 48 percent, peaches 51 percent. Other crops show mixed results with various percentages and regional notes.
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Journal-Gazette
Indianapolis
Ths
Indians Bureau of Statistics
Tobacco Trust Formed as New Consolidated Control Emerges
New Jersey and New York reports detail a tobacco trust led by James B. Duke with the American Tobacco and Continental Tobacco units, forming a consolidated company that will own the American Cigar Company. Directors include James Duke Oliver H. Thurne and Thomas F. Ryan, with bonds offered to stockholders and a large majority of American and Continental stakes pledged for exchange.
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New York
Tolacey Weapany Incorporated
New Jersey
Tldelty
Jay
Hirud
James Duke
Oliver H. Thiyne
Thonas F. Tryan
Bo Cobh
Fuller
Grant WB. Sehtey
Fen J. Ray
Anthony M. Mrady
O. Dia
Woo. Farris
Witkener
Pots Shal
Dake
Charior B
Ameurican
Continesty
Atherleay Yind Gantinantal Tolineee
American ‘Tobacco Com
Continental “Tobacco
Dtock i
Tisk Gaming
Amelie
Feurrelsantau Sdourins
Honda Se Securities
Sane
Honda
Bel
Consolidated Company
Conral
Améreas Cigar Company
American
Continental
Parrott Arrested for Tearing Down Quarantine Cards
Photog George Parrott faced two arrests after tearing down health quarantine notices at a Washington residence linked to smallpox fears. Doctors diagnosed chickenpox in Parrott's children, but Parrott and his attorney dispute the illness, leading to bond for his second court appearance.
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George &. Jarrott
Washington Bowleran
Gazetty
Procgier and McBeth
Mr. Parrutti
Nis
Siilteen
iJiesa
Mangy Rosenthal
Misa Meiser
Pattrott
Apd
Parroth
Mr. Parrott
Parrote
Lapp Serted
Parrott
W. 2
Brean
Hammond
Mother
Senator Fair Banks to Speak at York University
Senator Fair Banks in Kansas City plans talks at York University with Baldwin and Waitsuh, originally set to connect with a presidential party visit. He was delayed by Republican colleagues, then scheduled to return for a talk with the Republican club before heading to Indianapolis.
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Bakar University
Kansas City
Modine
Fairbaska
Naldwin
Tia Wlth
Yoker University
Loreal
Fenlera
Eliba
Tadhinapelia
Lynch Threat Shapes Rural Vigilante Tale
A fragmentary report describes a tense scene in St. Joseph Missouri area where threats toward a Black person escalated amid a hostile mob. An unidentified speaker vows lynching as authorities struggle to control the crowd and protect potential victims amid statewide anti Black harassment.
Coal Trust for Indiana Plans Formation in Davinia County
A Sentinel report from Washington Indiana notes a proposed coal trust in Indiana to be called the Consolidated Coal Company of Indiana with headquarters probably at Terre Haute. Capital stock to be 10 million dollars, five million preferred and five million common. Purchase of 129 principal mines to be cash, with slaves only on demand. Movers include Mr Ways and others from Chicago and Indiana capitalists. Plans originated in Chicago in April and aim to control mines in Davinia County Pike and surrounding areas. The trust seeks to coordinate Davis County Call Company of Montgomery and Cabal Coal Company holdings in Davinia and Pike counties. A Sentinel rep learned the organization hopes to wrap by January and meet in Evanaville for talks.
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Nolanapolis
Tod
Stegial
Sentinel
Waneington
Ind
Tays
Sullivan
Ueefty
Woad Trust
Anab
Daviess County
Cal! Company
Montgomery
Cabel Coal Company
Davinia Enuty
Bealae
Cabel Conmany
Jane
Pike County
The
Consolidated Coal Company
Indiana
Oat Torre
Chicago
Indiana Capitalista
Mr. Ways
Evanaville
Sparatara
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Blaze
Decatur
Clivenn
the Industrial Commission
Ington
Congressman Taylor
Congress
Dingley
Dr. Guntur
Mr. Atkinson
Auglaize
G. Brower
Indiana Bureau of Statistics
the Consolidated Company
James B. Duke
Wnamad
Presi
Holdere
the American Cigar Company
George Parrott
LAWS
Senator Fairbanks
Kansas
ST. Jose
Miles
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