Fort Wayne Independents Face Snags From Major Parties
The independents and their leaders face stiff opposition from Republicans led by Judge B. W. Skelton who says he will not vote for an independent ticket. Officials warn the move risks a split that could doom the progressives and the independent effort. Arthur W. Parry presses his slate amid claims party leaders doubt longevity of the progressive line. Republicans and Democrats reject formal indorsement of the plan, signaling a likely showdown in Fort Wayne politics.
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German Turnverein Social Events At Turnerhall
The Ladies of the Turnverein FIN host a Pedro party at Turnerhall Saturday evening. A social event precedes the Denver turnfest. A meeting of the Denver turnfest committee occurs this morning at Turnerhall. Members of the Lantwenr Verein meet at Mrs Witham Feil's home ten miles southeast of the city, departing at 7:30 by auto from the transfer corner. The Wattengenaarea plan a picnic this afternoon in the Ablermerger farm grove, with cars along the Pontlav road finishing at the end.
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Crimns to Open Own Store in City
Archibald G Crving resigns as manager of the Ravi store effective July 1 and plans to return to Fort Wayne next fall after a summer at northern Michigan resorts to start a private business. He has led the Ravi store for seven years and helped make it a leading outfit in northern Indiana. No successor named.
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Mercury Temperature Drop Report
Yesterday the thermometer fell about thirty five degrees as Weather Observer Falmer noted no warm weather ahead. Indications for today show continued cool conditions with the mercury low in the morning and steady through the day.
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Two Miners Killed in Explosion at Shamokin Coal Mine
In Shamokin Pennsylvania an explosion at the Sumque Hanna Coal Company Scott Wharf mine killed two miners and injured more than a dozen others. Company officials say two were entombed, while workers claim more men may be buried.
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Beauty cream promises neck fairness and soft skin
An old advertisement touts Kulux compound as a universal beauty remedy for the neck shoulders face and hands. It details mixing instructions and claims rapid whitening smoothing and long lasting effects without perspiration, urging readers to try a one ounce bottle. The notice ends with a home remedy pitch and a sale listing for a modern home.
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Explosions Trap Foreign Workers in Mine Rescue
An underground explosion trapped workers, killing at least two and injuring fourteen. Superintendent John Wer and his team organized a rescue, bringing survivors to the surface. Most victims were foreigners, with two expected to die.
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King George Hosts Balkan Peace Envoys Banquet
At a luncheon hosted by King George in honor of Balkan peace delegates, the king urged progress toward agreement. A later meeting adjourned to Monday as delegates made little headway on the draft protocol amid internal splits. The king warned another war would be a crime against humanity.
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Commissioner Clark Addresses Firemen Convention
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Edgar H. Clark, former grand chief of the Order of Railway Conductors, spoke to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen about his organizing work and reminiscences as a railroad man. The convention’s main business was discussing amendments to the constitution and by-laws during its 10-day session.
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Wood Acquitted Of Conspiracy Charge In Lawrence Strike
Boston report states President William M. Wood of the American Woolen Company was acquitted after a long jury deliberation on a conspiracy charge to injure textile strikers at Lawrence by implicating dynamite. The case of Frederick E. Atteaux ended in a hung jury, while Dennis J. Collins was found guilty on two counts and not guilty on four counts.
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Penny Engine Off Track at Wanatah
Train service delayed by one to two hours after a wreck in Wanatah. Engine left the track but no injuries reported. Reports indicate a light wreck affected trains No. 4 and 42, due in Fort Wayne around midnight.
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Internal revenue deputies debate terms and appointments
Washington Times dispatch reports a Fort Wayne debate over federal internal revenue deputies L B Shara and C Mr Blue. President McKinley weighed four year terms, with Senator Bradley noting incumbent Lawson Reno may serve out his third year. Griffith of Owensboro was recommended for confirmation. Sharp and Blue are deputies, not collectors.
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Armed Bandit Terrorizes Kalamazoo
An unidentified armed man robbed several people in Kalamazoo Michigan at about 1 AM injuring one severely and wounding a frozen residenta of KalamAzoo and Richmond. A sheriff's posse and around 400 armed farmers search the area amid fears of further harm and possible death before capture.
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Chamoru? Local notices from CHURUBUSCO NEWS
CHURUBUSCO IND June reports a string of brief local items. Dr J W Thompson moved his office to the Empress Theatre Building corner Wayne and Clinton streets. Citizens note travel, visits, and small incidents including Notre Dame invitations and wedding anniversary plans.
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Ligonier Women Report On Missionary Work In China
The Women's Fortean Missionary society met at Mrs. Wm. Carla Friday to review finances and medical work abroad. They noted accelerating Christianizing efforts in the new republic of China. Goshen’s Gooren Mignery stayed with Charles Shohe who displays a fine pair at Cavin street stables. A Blérister delegation to Kendallville will attend Sunday morning for the Images of Nabic ceremony.
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Indianapolis Tax Dealers Report Deadline Extended
The Indianapel Reports Ready editor Peter J. Kruger notes government orders setting dealers with special taxes to submit reports by July 15 to 17, with adjustments if the 13th falls on Sunday. Dealers face fines or imprisonment for late reports, as the government extends the deadline to late July optional with department approval.
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Professor Tuttle Resigns From Wabash After Twenty Years
Crawfordsville Ind June T. Charles A Luttle a long time professor of political economy at Wabash College announced his resignation to accept a professorship of economics and social science at Wesleyan University Middletown Conn He will begin his new duties next fall Professor Tuttle has studied abroad and written general articles on economics
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Lindiana Associated Weeklies elect leaders at closing meeting
Alden J. Henting of the Winslow Dispatch and Ora M. L. McDaniel of the Morristown Sun were elected president and secretary treasurer of the Lindiana Associated Weeklies. L F F Wariel was chosen editor of the Bulletin, the association's official organ.
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German Emperor Celebrates Twenty Fifth Anniversary
Rome June 7 The pope has written an autograph letter of felicitation to the German emperor on the twenty fifth anniversary of his reign. The letter will be presented by Cardinal Kopp. King Victor Emmanuel also sent a letter hoping to renew greetings when returning with the queen from a visit to the Swedish sovereigns.
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Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An old ad asserts Mayr's wonderful stomach remedy quickly relieves a wide range of stomach and digestive ailments. It claims one dose proves curative, urges not to wait a week, and offers a free regulator on stomach ailments from Geo. A Slayr, Manufacturing Chemist, 144-158 Whiting St. Chicago, IL.
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