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Mr Carl Schilling hosted a Soll Satine parw at his home. Mr and Mrs Frank Belot autuals, who have been sveudine at Lake George, are expected home next Monday. Mr John die Mun iy I HL at Aly home on Montgomery stree. Mr Goodfellow an old settler Whitley cows, has lived here for many years. Mr Alexander Jobson will lecture on wmomy in Nature before Huntington Homemakers nest Saturday. Mrs Navini Dev of Washington township will make an address. Mr Max Pottlizer of Lafayette has been appointed manager of the local branch of Poulitzer Bros. The late Adglbch Diamond, former Fort Wayne resident and traveling salesman for the firm. Members of three local Judges of the A O U W and Degree of Honor will picnic at Robi son park this afternoon. Game of ball between No 36 and No 37 players. Superintendent Gursline received word from Lafay ette that a man answering William H Dunbar’s description, who passed a worthless check on C L Hills yesterday, had been arrested and held. The superintendent left on the first train for Lafay ette and is expected home with his man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Belot Autuals
Lake George
John Die
Aly
Montgomery Stree
Goodfellow
Alesander Jobson
Huntington Homemakers’ Association
Navini Dev
Washington Township
Max Pottlizer
Lafayette
Branc
Poulitzer Bros
Weed
Fort Wayne
Gursline
Lata Atte
Willian H. Dunbar
C. L. Hills Lastriday
Separation of Church and State Debate in Paris
Paris reports indicate a special committee of the chamber of deputies met to study church state relations. A vote of 17 to 16 favored denunciation of the commerce and support for separation, amid debate over reducing military service to two years. The bill, part of a ministerial program, reflects a push for secular governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Domities
Where the Taxes Go in County Expenditures
County Auditor review outlines tax distribution across funds and departments. It lists school and township levies, debt service, poor relief, and state tax allocations, naming towns and agencies such as Shirley, Fort Wayne, and Fort Wasne in the ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cownty
Smith
Neures
Hiate
Fee Ee
Sintte
Abelins Fund
Svete Ate School
Toma Hnstigation
Multon
Powelal Yeatty
New Court House
Shirley
Wasne
Trade Weakens but Demand Steady in June Rail Markets
R G Dun & Co reports a steady demand and firm prices across most sectors for June. Manufacturing shows irregular returns with textile softness, railroads up 1 percent over last year, and a 5.8 percent rise from 1901. Steel use remains high with rising blast-furnace output, rails and plates in demand, and coke ovens at peak activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Company
Tormorrow
Unite States
Canada
Improvements Noted in Weather and Market Conditions
New York reports this week shows improved weather crop and labor conditions with higher production in tin plate and lumber holding steady. Earnings are good overall though western foods curb June receipts. cottons and jobbers see fair business while wool remains steady and imports heavy.
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New York
Bradsheets
ViPrENTION MaACCABEES Wayne Tent Opens Social
All members of Wayne Tent No 3 4 Mad Anthony Tent No 675 and Sumanit Part invited to attend at their roompeceve halls Sunday Jane Led P4eotk bio pow sharp attend tea All Knights are invited at tea
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Wayne
Mad Anthony
Smd
Sumanit
Jane
Sharp
Attea
Parks Renominated Amid Cheers At Union Meeting
New York June 12 Samuel J Parks walking delegate of the hingesmiths and Bridgemen’s union, under criminal charges, was renominated for his office amid a resolution condemning District Attorney Jerome for prosecuting him. After the meeting he was carried by four men to a saloon, surrounded by four hundred admirers cheering and shouting for Parks and Devery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jne
Samuel J Parks
Hougesmiths
Jerome
Parks
Jin
Devery
KEW BANKS NEW ILLUMINATED ESTATE ROOMS OPENS JULY FIRST
KEW BANK announces the opening of its Banking and Real Estate Rooms at 1zi Mast Berry street Fort Wayne Indiana on July 1. The firm will conduct general banking business and buy sell and exchange farm lands. Current office at Dreibell Abstract offser No. 7HW Cobrt street. Members SOL. MIER CO. banking and real estate dealers Fort Wayne and Ligomer Indiana.
Excursion and Auction Notice at Wayne Depot
An excursion to Dayton begins at 1 pm with Wayne, listed as a excursion event. An auction sale at the same depot promises extra fine prices and urging bidders to order tickets, with a schedule including 7 pm return and references to Whompson and Suport.
New drilling company forms at South Whitley
A drilling company forms at South Whitley with much of the fund secured through leases and rigs planned within two months. Huntington opens a new Commercial loan with Mrs. D. B. W. Zintsmaster as cashier. News Publishing plans a South Bend pen paper venture. directors include Fassett, Keith, and Ia. Baptist missionary convention in Fort Wayne district elects L. A. Smith, J. B. McDormall, and F. A. Horrock for key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Whittey
Yy Oi
Huntington
DB. W. Zintsmaster
News Publishing Compane
South Bend
Chauncey N. Fassett
J. Ashley Keith
Frank M
Baptist Women's A Missionary Convention
Fort Wayne
South Whitley Thorsylay
L. A. Smith
J. B. McDormall
Centtobia City
Arrested for Wife Desertion in Fort Wayne
Charles A. Picker Jr was arrested at the Arlington hotel by a detective on a warrant charging wife desertion. His wife reportedly came from Auburn and an affidavit named Sands as a witness. He claimed work prospects and denied the desertion, while hotel staff noted his presence all evening and a prior intimate relation with Sands.
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Charles A. Picker, Jr
Arlington
Camu
Aubern
Sands
Pleder
W Whity
Fort Wayne
Miller
Wayne
Aclington
T Pottee
Pleker
Hotel Durhit
Meker
Auburn
Super Sega
Sugast Rocnaman
Henry
Watwon
Tee
Julio
Malue
Rheriff
John Rarekert
Wyidley Gost Nigh
Madstreet
Wopire Slack Company Benefit at Temple Theatre
The Wopire Slack Company staged a benefit performance of Ast Lynne at the Temple theatre last night. The show drew fair support though critics noted the vaudeville and melodrama offerings fell short of high-priced attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wopire Slack
Temple Theatre
Gore
Dee
Thampany
Mr. Quan
A O U W O Supreme Lodge Elects Officers
ST PAUL Minn June 12 The supreme lodge A O U W held its election of officers today William Miller of St Louis supreme foreman was advanced to supreme workman He takes the place of Webb McNall of Kansas William N Narvig of Iowa was elected supreme Tureman W W Sackett of Pennsylvania was elected for the thiry fifth time to the office of supreme recorder H B Dickinson of New York was re elected Constitutional amendments were discussed Find no radical change in rider's laws
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Supreme Lodge
William Miller
St. Louis
Af Webb McNall
Kansas
William N. Narvig
Iowa
Supreme Tureman
W. W. Sackett
Pennnsylvania
Ofice of Supreme Recorder
H. B. Dickinson
New York
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Geo. DeWald & Co
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Calhoun Street
H. J. Ash
Columbia ST
Young Woman's Christian Association
Weat Berry Strait
Kim Sto
Mo Wmet Tate
Wack As
the Siyer Dat Cee
Hier Viking
Neesewlla
Tie City Mills
Cera
Logal Ghat
Carl Schilling
Degree of Honor
Robison Park
No. 36
No. TV
Improv
Ement
C. Tresselt & Son
James E. Graham
Bank Bion
Viprention Maaccabees
Parks and
Midhway Sae
Clingou Forest
Columbia
Dain
Jl, Sibver
KEW Bank
Hi. Wayne
Suvort
Schrader&wilson
Pixley
Outfitters
Milwaukee
Speare
Realg
Jas. M. Kane
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