Surprising Conditions A City Ridiculed Osler Theory
A convoluted ad describes Q-Ban Hair Restorer and Tonic sold by druggists in Omaha City. It claims the product reverses gray hair and slows aging, with testimonials and a money back guarantee if six bottles fail. Bradley Bros and other druggists stock it, offering an incentive to request a free full-sized package from Hesshe-Ellis Drug Co in Memphis.
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Q-Ban
Omeha City
Omaha City
Cray
Buick
Wradley Bros
Bray
Hesshe-Ellis ‘Drug Company
Memphis
Tenn
Brighter Industrial Conditions At Fort Wayne Shops
Industrial leaders in Fort Wayne report improving conditions with more orders and rising business across plants. Pennsylvania blacksmith shop faces labor shortages while Fort Wayne Electric Works and Keller & Draint mills anticipate steady growth as local firms push to curb river crossings and rail traffic risks.
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Phat
Fort Wayne
Pennsylvania
Ten Tor Hla
Menelee
Ardera
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Frm
Fort Wayne Oil and Supply Company
Atuna Works
Keller& Draint
Fishermen Narrowly Escape When Boat Capsizes on Lake James
Three men Edward Wheeler D Whiteman and C Smith suffered a ducking when their boat overturned on Lake James Sunday while landing a large fish. The Wabash operator, a Port Wayne Electric Works employee, and a third man were rowing about a mile from shore. The boat was righted and all escaped unharmed.
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Edward Wheeler
D. Whiteman
C. Smith
Port Wayne
Lake James
Elected Officers Named at B of Le Meeting
At a Sunday convened B of Le meeting the following officers were elected to fill vacancies: Chester Darnell chief engineer Robert Johns first assistant engineer M J Maroney second assistant engineer Joseph Harker chaplain This afternoon the division WIN meets a special session to discuss important matters for Pennsylvania men Only Members urged to attend The meeting starts promptly at 2400 p m
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B. of Lyn
Chester Darnell
Robert Johns
M. J. Maroney
Joseph Harker
WIN
Pennsylvania
Nho
Date announced for Wabash excursion to Detroit
The Wabash announces its 18th annual employees excursion to Detroit. The trip will depart Friday July 1 via Toledo and River Ty boat route. Special round trip rates of 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for children apply. The train runs under former conditions with a large turnout expected and many employees planning to bring families.
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Wats Railront
Haa
Detroit
Toledo
Spection Trip To-paY Announced By G. R. T. Officials
The annual siu expedition flagging Warrow will begin from Redmond. A special train will pass as the party starts northward, with G. R. T. officials guiding the event.
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G. R&t
Warrow
Redmond
Union Calendar and Craft Unions Meeting Notes
Fragmented OCR lists union groups including Phasterers' Association No 1 3 bpm and Retail Checks' International Protective association No 19 in Harmony venue with mentions of Plasterers' hall and International Union of Steamy Engineers Ko 18. No clear event details.
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Phasterers’ Association
Plasterers’ Hall
International Protective Asociation
Btw
Harmony Hute International Union of Steamy
P. Mo Ind Painters’ Lait Vor
Nickel Plate officials visit for military academy closure
President Joseph Wood leads a party including 3. HP. Hughart and B. H. Hudson. Train reaches Grand Rapids then moves north. R. E. Casey will attend and Frank P. Parnin opens Culver station to handle Janga business. S. F. Bowser reps from San Francisco to New York consult local officials on general business.
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Joseph Wood
HP. Hughart
Grand Rapids
B. H. Hudson
RE. Casey
Frank P. Parnin
The
Nickel Plate
Culver
Ind
Janga
Military Academy
Vandylia
Special Pennant Train Through Here Sunday
A special Pennsylvant company train will run from Chicago to Philadelphia next Sunday June 13 carrying about eighty people to attend a meeting of the American Association of Credits in Philadelphia convening Monday. The train departs Chicago at 3 p.m. and is expected to arrive around 6 p.m. It will follow a first schedule.
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Pennsylvants Tormpany
Chicago
Philadelphly
American Association of Credits
Vis Herg
Reunion Plans At Purdue Highlighted By Grads
The Kaew Pennsylvania ams ployen will attend a joint reunion with Purdue University in Lafayette today. W A Jones, Father Goda and Pred Austen lead the event. A large crowd is expected to attend the eleventh annual gathering.
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Pennsylvania
Ams
Ployen
Purdue University At
Lafayette
University Plain
Iva
W. A. Jones
Pater Goda
Pred Austen
Tita Urciimson
Former Electric Employee in West
Albert Hoteyer, long associated with the Fort Wayne Electric works, now at Huntington Beach, writes to a friend about a successful, well remunerated position. He mentions staying at the Grove hotel and a favorable mood. The Fort Wayne lab expansion is nearly finished, with the third story addition and interior work advancing to complete in a few weeks.
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Albert Hoteyer
Mort Wayne Electric Works
Huntington Beach
Cal
Oni Grove
Fort Wayne Tilectric Works
Boiler Contract Secures Large Foundry Order
Barrett of Bane Foundry wins a contract for a large tubular boiler for lantern warties. The boiler trade shows gradual improvement and work begins immediately on the expanded plant. South main track repairs will limit trains and only single engine use will be allowed on the bridge.
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WA. Barrett
Bane Foundry
Warbash
Maia
Machinist poisoned halts Pennsy machine work
Henry Regel, a machinist at the Pennsylvania facility, had both hands burned when his hands were planted while operating ivy munis last Saturday. The accident stopped production and he will be off duty for several days. Colleagues W. Sufbrink and N. Connors also reported sick or off duty.
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Henry Regel
Pennesylvania
W. Sufbrink
Pennsylvania
Cox
Canar
N. Connors
Pennsylvania Railroad Yard Workers Face Illness Claims
Numerous Fort Wayne Electric and Pennsylvania railroad staff are listed as off duty or ill, including machinists, firemen, and roundhouse clerks. Among those mentioned are J Hecht, Lip M A Bell, G C Roebke, and H. Desh. A biennial Pennsylvania exam and a passenger fare theft are also noted.
Telephone Officials Discuss New Apparatus at Bluffton Meeting
In Bluffton Indiana on June 7 local managers of the United Telephone company met to discuss testing new apparatus. William Patten of Marion attended and may be appointed to replace Ch. Plessinger who resigns July 7 to join the Atudahaker bank. The resignation could trigger changes among managers, according to General Manager W. Sale.
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Hist Nown Bureau
Dbluevton
Ind
William Patten
Marian
Patten
CH. Plessing
Atudahaker Bank
W. Sale
Plessinger
Telephone Company
Bluffton Man to Meet With National Congress
Bluffton Indiana June 7 W H Richarn of this city has been invited to speak before the national charities congress to be held in Seattle He was chosen by the state charity board of which he is a member to deliver the address for the board in the exposition city We will leave for Washington during August
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Iby Mint News
Lsuregy
Sluffton
Ind
W. H., Richarn
National Charities Congress
Seattle
Chisfal
Eicharn
State Charity Board
Exposition City
Washington
Young Burnett Dies at Rome City Indiana
Tony Hernan Burnett of Rome City Indiana died Saturday after a short illness from pneumonia at age twenty two. He recently worked as a machine foreman at the Tiparillo Pennsylvania shops and had returned home to care for his ailing father John P Burnett. His death followed a wheel incident that caused injuries leading to his illness and passing.
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Kist
Rome
Pneumoania
Pennsylvania
Stylish Footwear for Women at Happy Prices
The famous Queen Quality Shoes line offers fashionable oxfords pumps and boots praised for fit, construction, and value. Prices include 2.40 3.00 3.50 and 4.00 with Serpentine Crepes at 1Sc. Also patterns in plain and figured effects and Newport and Beach Suitings at 20c to 20c wide.
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Newport and
Beach
Remains Taken to Arcanam After Tragic Loss
The funeral details are incomplete but indicate the remains will be moved to Arcanam on Tuesday. The deceased is survived by his father and mother and one sister, with Mr. B. Shoumaker of Kendallville named among the relatives.
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Arcanam
Urm
Wota
B. Shoumaker
Kendallville
Claims He Was Held Up by Gipsies Near Adams County
Mr Henry Moyer reported to Deputy Sheriff Courdenay that he was robbed of 12 dollars while driving with Nils wife south of the city. He said the incident happened in a dark spot and he would identify members of a glory band camped nearby. He stated his buggy was surrounded by the band, some with ravalyers. The gipsies moved into Adams county early just evening.
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Henry Moyer
Denuty Sherifd Courdenay
Nils Wife
Mayer Statnd
Sipsies
Adams County
Whitley County Board Reappoints Officials in Columbia City
The Whitley County Board of Commissioners reappointed Captain A. T. Steelecourt as custodian for another two year term at $45 monthly, praising his four decade service and grounds maintenance. William I. Miner was retained as county superintendent at $600 yearly for two years. Charley Bair of Smith Township received continued board support. Miner also serves as a manager.
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Newa Bureau
Columbia City
Ind
Jung
Board of County Comimissioner
Capitan
A.T. Steelecourt Iisa
I. Miner
Tam
Inirmary
Mwkewlso
Miner
Ax Mulron
Rowy Yrte
Miner Nain
Charley Bair
Smith Township
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Fort Wayne Loan Co
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Hame
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Fina Funeral Furnishings
Weatdivin Street
Twephons 2
Privite Ambulanca
Getz & Cahill
Emibaimers Fine Fuhéral
J. C. Peltier
West Wayne
Hschonerg
BELL
Thrasher & Herman
West Main Street
Fort Wayne, Ind
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Electric Works
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Fort Waynes Electric Works
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Wacker
Han
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Ehrman
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Pannsylvania Trailfond Company
St. Mary's
Twosklot Boys
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Hive Leon
Hava
Thuir
Union Calendar
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Culver Station
S. F. Bowser Company
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San Francisco
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H. R. Hance
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Philadelphia
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J. Hecht
Ethel Kelker
Fort Wayne Electric
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Purdue
Ed Beeker
A. Beyerlin
Rome City
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M.A. Bell
G G. New
South Carolina
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Bowser Company
Michigan
A.W. Thorpson
Pennylvaniz
G. C. Roebke
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Fittsburg
C. A. Sharp
Warsaw
Huntington
Antwerp
Zella Clarke
Mae Dennis
Victor Hall
Kalamazoo
Halls
Pennsylvania Freighthouse
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Tire
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Hanna Street
Hamilton
Patident Athe
University of Mingis
Urbana
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Pennsylvania Blagkarsth
J. A. Swartz
Uen
Wabash
Peary Marquette
George Bowser
Nin
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Maryin Rogerd
Tee Woatern mx Construction Company
Fred Fleming
Rom City
Meming
Frank Emrich
Puler Kuttern
MM. L. Fuller
Mineauri Paclic Railway
Bullaetin
Etat Bluffton
Young Burnett
the People’s Store
Windsor Plisse
Nazareth
Jace
Ward
Atriponia
Gipsies
Whitley County Board
Journal Gazette
Fort Wisowa
Straus Brow
Fort Wayte
Wy. National Loan Company
Gaiholi
Fire Insurance Stults & Company
Rick Hotel
Meigs
A. Meigs
Eyesight
Calhoun Street Lyric Theater
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