Elkhart Township votes large subsidy in disputed election
Fragmented OCR summary notes Elkhart Township voting on subsidies totaling near 50 000 with a 618 majority for aid. Various lines reference Wingna Lines tax impacts, county commissioners test to weigh a 30 000 subsidy, and a late June expenditure plan tied to road and garden projects. Local organizers named include Potter Greer Spears Trek Low and others amid community fundraising.
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Jali Township
Hoathisten
Colusebi
Praddlins Scitits
Nowaver
Una
Wirswelad
Chie
Pouruny
Lily Gorlen
Bosses Give Unions Black Eye in Local Vote Ranks
Fragmentary transcribed remarks reveal union tensions in Fort Wayne as officials discuss election outcomes. Leaders like Mr Jali Warlaan and Mr Brosins criticize Republican cooperation and warn what unions can expect from the majority. Reports mention Mrs Straw and Mrs Viber in the push and note petitions circulating amid contested endorsements.
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Sid Wolatui
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Sule
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Bishop Potter Back Beer Garden Opens June In New York
Berlin style beer garden planned in New York for June with fine music and beer. It will feature Wagner and Mendelssohn pieces served at popular prices by top virtuosos under conductor Richard Leary Warren. The venue aims to be the first permanent German beer garden in the city, attracting patrons with quality music and entertainment.
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Lea Dayipo
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Thomas
Pensions for Indians in Indiana Washington List of Monthly Payouts
The report lists Indiana residents on the pension rolls with monthly amounts. Names include Henry here and William C. Synutd dug alongside many others such as Joh. W. Sreyers, Jony & Curtis, Henry Price, Margaret A. Tivlds, and Albert Vo Woolverton. Totals vary from $1 to $92, reflecting individual stipends issued by the agency.
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James
Indiana
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William C. Synutddug
Joh. W. Sreyers
S. Wadel
Jony
Curtis
Wilms
Wie
A. Sampson
Housa
Spitley
Luwuda Jay
Lordh Rogers
Mary M. Jarmiin
Uhuitel
Knights of the Maccabees lodge officers elected in Fort Wayne
The passage records election of officers for Lodge No. 64 Knights of the Maccabees including Keeper, Captain, Guard roles and trustees, with officers such as Winderlin, Thomas, Busfacr, and others named, in Fort Wayne. It also notes a Tribune editorial tone on reform movements and a public discussion noting Miles Daisy Harcourt criticizing high heel fashion and its health and aesthetic impacts after a brief theatre engagement.
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Police Buy Riot Guns for Emergency Use
The city police board last night authorized purchasing four Winchester riot guns and two Savage rifles for emergencies. The weapons will be used by police personnel to counter threats and protect safes, with shots able to reach 100 yards. A request for a police action box at the corner of Jane and Iassoyd Kiwets was also received.
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Wage Scale Debate Among Tron Steel and Tin Workers
A Detroit based wage scale dispute emerges with representatives arguing for a 2 penny cut and a 5 percent increase for nonmembers. The anticantited committee presents changes adopted at a convention, calling for new wages and working conditions, while urging swift adoption by employers despite some delays.
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French Cabinet Faces Delcassé Resignation In Paris
Paris reports say Foreign Minister Delcassé has resigned following a government crisis. Premier Rouvière may shift priorities, with M. Bonvier likely to assume foreign affairs while focusing on Morocco and the broader European standoff. Parliament reacts with unease as tensions with Germany loom.
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Fort Wayne Aut club posts odd social notes
Local items mention Wawasee, Jackson, Md., and Clinton in a string of social notices. Names include Mrs Culbertson, Mrs Kirk, Mrs Hipshire, J. W. Winney Jr, and Mrs Vesey among others. The report also references a university link and a party last evening with several named attendees. The fragmentary text covers marriages, visits, and social events across multiple communities.
Roosevelt Says Russian Ships Talk At West Talks
President to have long talk with the German and French ambassadors in coming days. Remarks indicate Morocco and other issues are under discussion as high officials meet after morning conversations.
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Czar's Relatives Press Peace Amid War Debate
A fragment from a St. Petersburg despatch notes cautious moves toward peace under Emperor Nicholas II. Grand Duke Michael and Grand Duke Vladimir urge ending hostilities, while analysts cite policy shifts among imperial family members and naval leaders.
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Tim- Beli
Bezione Bezine Cure Adverts Arsoned in Journal-Gazette
An old time ad promises a free sample and a large cash reward for any skin ailment treated by Bezine. It claims thousands cured daily and urges readers to wire for Beanie Bezine, with a $1 bottle offered for severe cases. The ad lists the Bezine Company and M Kapermeister as sales agent in Chicago.
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Thumb Bitten in Street Fight Leads to Prison Sentence
Police report details a chaotic Columbia Street fight in which Frank Fitzgerald suffered a bitten thumb. The incident involved multiple suspects and led to James Laurson being sentenced to Michigan City Seven after arrest by Deputy Sheriff Tugucit ard.
Special meeting called for Fort Wayne Common Council
Fort Wayne Common Council schedules a special meeting to appoint a councilman from the Sixth Ward after resignation. Henry C. Hoeltje is nominated to fill the unexpired term. the vote and proceedings are recorded with public notices, oaths, and election steps.
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Lima Traction Lease Talks Reach Northward Expansion
Conflicting reports detail a broader Lima to Toledo trolley project with bidders and financiers including Joseph Ly Mayor, George A. Cox, and J. J. Carpenter of Western Ohio interests. Officials indicate no firm agreement yet as talks continue amid fluctuating lease terms and possible northward extension toward Findlay and adjacent lines.
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Weather Hats and Protests Over Park Plans
Public reaction runs hot as officials push park plans amid heat. Protesters rally against executive actions while vendors tout hats and weather gear for the sweltering day. Prices for straw hats range from 1 to 10 dollars, with a popular sailor style noted at five dollars.
Royal Neighbors of America in Session
Royal Neighbors of America met in Topeka with delegates from various lodges. Officials welcomed by Governor and local leaders as committees reported. evening program planned and a society business session noted.
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