Stand for Chinese Exclusion Protest at Fort Wayne
A meeting led by Ant Gompers and others authorized a protest to the President regarding Chinese exclusion. Officials and a press representative discussed gas prices and public sentiment, with figures like Guidlin and Kennedy urging investigation and possible municipal action. A committee was tasked to raise funds for meeting expenses, and the next gathering was set for February 29.
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Sheranton
Jane Abihe
Aumueium Federation
Heleva
Galilpers
Q'Connetant
Sheretary Morrison
Jiees Mudien Asker
Guidlin
Westend Gas Constructions Couqiay
Comabry Sud Ds
Tarda
Ptr Baniak de
Gerdes
Orl Wayne
Fort Wayne
Lig
Guldjin
Erivad
Connerian
Brosius
James A. Reilly
Edi
I. H. H. Haines
C. W. Sperry
DE. Kennedy
Kennedy
Wayne Gas Company
Lue Gas Company
Dluidensis
Sry
Sperry
Owhieu
Lis Company
Dt O'Block
Steiss
Fifty men wanted for Tarvette street pavement work
WEN WANTED. Fifty men wanted at oneg to work on Tarvette street pavement. Arcy to foreman on Lafayette street, near Columbia, morning. Good wages.
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Tarvette Street
Arcy
Lafayette Street
Columbia
Fort Wayne Gas Battle Prompts City Ownership Move
Residents push to end exorbitant fuel gas costs by municipal ownership after a referendum-like city council debate. The measure urges Fort Wayne to plan a municipal gas supply, cap prices at 35 to 40 thousand cubic feet, and study a three to five year agreement with a current supplier if needed. Leaders cite perpetual franchised mains and rising rates as justification.
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Colin
Wayne
Lake
Winil
Port Wayne
Reagamadla
Dour
Bala Girlter
Abil Ulutsno
Ghisentou
Bali
Ltasfield
Gaura
Eliy of
Fort Wayne
Ford
Iit
Works
Somon Council
Saviors
Wayne -Gas Company
Ata
B.kennedy
J. Hosey
V. Harris
James A. Reilly
F. Kennelly
A. F. Hobie
Edward Millers
Journal Gazette
Dieterich Syndicate
Harris
oneEner
Refutetto
Partiow
Money to Loan In Journal Gazette Vault Columns
Money to loan offered via daily vault columns in the Journal Gazette. Advertisers entice readers with interest in Sneercars and Ada style financing. Listings imply quick options and potential financial opportunities for readers seeking loans.
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Thee Journal Gazette
Diplomas for Nine Young Men Highlight Catholic Education
A large audience gathered as Father Noll delivered the closing address at the annual diploma ceremony. The class of 105 featured graduates including Mat Iawis Getz, Ed war Slonry Geeke, Maurice elwin Cody, and others. Noll stressed the education of the heart alongside intellect and cited Bryan's views on religious instruction shaping citizenship and moral character in youth.
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Tecelel
Sucy
Iawis Getz
Edwar Slonry Geeke
Maurice
Elwin Cody
Ralwere
Cloruret Sith
Judenn Hyder
Cael
Louis Genllivre
John Geary
Weyness
Michal Howes
Frederick Pry
Stubert
Usebery
Suall
Sven
Schiol Hite
J. Ryder
Clusa
Algeria Gessler
Harry Mungovini
Michiel Sullivin Kenneth
McDonald
Edward Cranston
George Ryder
Nell McCurdy
Joseph Huntioe
Joseph Selnee
Withers
Uinims
Uy de Juntors
Myron’ Mures
Gartn
John J. Noll
Father Noll
William Jennings Bryan
Winona
Presbyterian Assembly
Bryan
Chamber of Yank
Equite Ly Life ‘Insurance’ Company
Sonthsonian — Institute
College Tré
Noll
Public ownership versus private control of city utilities debated
A Chicago speaker argues against municipal ownership of public utilities, warning it could give political machines control over police, fire, and officials. He urges selling franchises on short leases with renewal clauses and advocates a 3 cent fare once utilitiesare financially sound, to balance public service with investor interests. He cites Chicago as a cautionary example and urges caution in Glas ton style reforms.
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Lovusaids
Inca
Danny
Bau
Chicago
Dunne
Glasgow
Daly
Ameritt
Utig
Scotehams
Umwiys
Glatson
Franchise Applied For In Marion As Independent Phone Firm
Marion Indiana June 14 following the consolidation of nearby systems an independent phone franchise application was filed with the board of public works by Marion Evans merchant. The Independents claim they must not be frozen out and seek to build a telephone exchange with local and outside connections financed for a complete system. The plan includes fire limit conduits and overhead wires elsewhere in the city with rates not exceeding 1 per year for residences and 3 per year for business houses. Work would begin within ninety days of franchise grant.
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Marion
Ind
Inter
United and Central Union
Noard of
Public‘ Works
Marion Evans, & Merchant
Evans
Ito
Time
No Snakes for Hawaii Exhibition Ends in Swift Ban
AP dispatch from Honolulu reports the steamship Alameté carried a box of rattlesnakes for a Honolulu zoo exhibition. Local officials moved quickly to prevent landing as Hawaii has no native snakes. The reptiles were killed by Collector Stackable before customs clearance.
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Zoo
Nenolumu
Associated Press
Honolulu
Magnetos Finder All of Liver to Randall Motor Car Co
A classified item notes a transfer or assignment involving magnetos and liver related to Randall Motor Car Co. Details are fragmented but indicate a transaction or stock movement tied to the firm. The note reads like a property or inventory record from a local business listing.
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Tost—Automna
Randall Motor Car Co
Old-Time Slaves Fight for Farms in Mercer County
In western Ohio, ex-slaves and their descendants press a long battle over land titles in Mercer County. They allege former overseers and trustees, led by figures tied to Indianapolis and other cities, sold farmsteads bought for slave families without compensation. About 400 claimants seek legal titles and rents totaling over two million dollars, with court action pending as owners resist.
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Lota
Mercer County
Ron Leblag
Alloruty Jubu
Falue
Shee “Leigh
Allegiates
Joseph Pliyni- Lt
Plunkett
Mijamat Valley
Aeing
Mosstseam & Henderson
Marion
Franklin
Butler
Jefferson
Tenia Ind
York
Byral
Bethafa
Anna Dewell
Beard
Dewalls
Sidney
Troy
Plaza
Kenia
Urbana
Springfeld
Janis
Ant Avi
Lillés
Plan for Gigantic Fourth of July Barbecue
At a Master Butchers association meeting plans began for a huge Fourth of July barbecue at Gentlivre park. Twenty five loads of cattle will be costed for the benefit of the association, with gate admission. A big concert is planned and other attractions are under consideration. The arrangements committee includes H. C. Rippe Alexander Law veage Amiel Poinsette Charles Jacobi and Jules Hugnesard. The committee meets tonight to finalize details.
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Gentlivre Park
Messrs. H. C. Rippe
Alexander Lawveage
Amiel Poinsette
Charles Jacobi
Jules Hugnesard
New Building Permits Reported for City Factory Additions
Clerk Becker issued permits for construction at the Fort Wasnellecting Worke site to add a gddldon to the factory and to ereet up trame reso at the corner of Baty and Butler streets, including Lan ce Brodes overseen by public workers.
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Becker
Tyand Ot
Baty and
Butler
Airéets
Fragmented OCR Snippets From Various Papers
A garbled OCR mashup quotes divers lines about fools and tricks, with broken phrases and misspellings. It references sentiments about misleading temptations, a blade in Chicago, a question about philanthropy, and a father asking about trouble. Names and places appear in fragments without coherent narrative.
Crowds Delighted With Band Concerts at Robison
Hundreds attended two United States Indian Band concerts directed by Mr. Dennison Wheelock. The program mixed high quality classical and Indian dance pieces. Applause was frequent and enthusiastic. performers wore Indian costumes and presented dances. Evening shows began at 7:40 PM.
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Robison
Connerts
Dennison Wheelock
Deathbed Marriage Upheld in Ohio Court Case
Judge in United States court upheld the legality of a deathbed marriage between George Foersman and Minnie Arabrook of Somerset Ohio. Foersman, 34, owner of large estates in Pickaway and Perry counties, died February 15 1904 at Smiths Hotel. The court ruled the marriage valid and set aside any prior claim by a guardian or estate. Arabrook was summoned to nurse Foersman during his last illness and was not found to have acted dishonorably.
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Columbes
United States Court
George B. Foersman
Minnie Arabrook
Somerset
Smith's Hotel
Ieee
Esute Hay
Bern
Foersmen
Foersman
Iaree
Pickaway
Perry
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American Federation OF Labor
Ant Gompers
O'Connell and
Morris
Wis
Thea Fery Tits
Hubert Bldiana
Faut W. Wile
Air
Brea
Gunse Sybo
Wen
Kuhae & CO
Court St
JournaGazette
Ada
Cathedral High School
Oig
Arden
Muse Seutune
Seelfynyle
Glessow
Ebal
America
Za Avas
Lraction Company
Wlahet
Bo. Businces
Hawaii
Journal-Gazette
Ohio
Joly Randulph
Ityenoke
Freddon
Willie Leigh
Alboreney
Qn Selah
Mercer Leaunty
Grant
Cebu
Croy
Plquir
Sidney Tad
Glark County
Xenlu
Greene
Master Butchers’ Association
Centlivre Park
Denver
Colorado
Rockies
St. Louis
Rock Island
Memphis
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Springs
T. J. Clark
Williamon Bldg
Cleveland
Onto
L. A. Moss & CO
Jat
Columbia ST
Eevere
Luc
Washington St
Cohves
Chicago Chronicle
Philanthrops
Farker
Willie
Fisher
Jane
United States
Ock
Ade
Miovera
Batiuk
Dts
Payly
Angells
Ells Hiss
Anil
Fendheh
Vie Cami
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