Main sewer plans approved and street improvements set
Public Works board approved plans for a main sewer in Leah Wayne territory between South Calhoun and Hust street south of Wooded avenue. Resolutions condemned a right of way for the sewer, frontage from Superior to streets 42.1 feet wide. A contract granted Fort Wayne Electric to progress with a factory tunnel. Sidewalk plans ordered on Pioneer, New Haven, Fairfield, Webster. Paving and sidewalk projects noted along Wayne, Washington, Jefferson, South Wayne, Kinabird, and Harpoon streets.
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Northern Indiana League to be reorganized next week
Special to the Journal-Gasette reports a Northern Indiana League meeting is planned in Lafayette with Temporary President Daniel Malangan presiding. Teams like Logansport, Lafayette, Huntington, and Wabash show readiness, while Marion Kakoma Elwand and others may join to complete the circuit’s lineup.
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Nimmonns Dead at Bluffton After Illness
William J Nimmonns, aged seventy four, prominent Arkansas and Ohio manufacturer, died at his Bluffton home after a several day illness from a run earhandy infection. He built a fortune in oak barrel manufacturing for Standard Oil and ran a long running heading factory. Survived by his wife and two sons Charles McKing of Cola Ontario and Hen Ratney of Pine Bluff Arkansas. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM at home, Rev A I Brand officiating. Burial in Elm Grove cemetery.
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Stutesman Resigns as U S Minister to Bolgia
Washington June 16 James F Stutesman United States minister to Bolgia for two years has tendered his resignation to the state department Indiana born he is said to be leaving to make way for Fred W Carpenter recently appointed secretary to Prontgynt Tutt for the Mornecn post H Percival Dodge a former minister to Morvety is named as his successor. Detective Rundell seeks return to patrolman rank chief approved but vacancy remains unfilled pending July 1 move.
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Health Commissioner Targets Unsanitary Ditch in Gravelton
Gravelton Indiana June 16 Dr W W L Aine of Warsaw county health department flags a sanitary issue in a ditch that drains sewers from Napplne into this county. He urges immediate action to clean or drain and reconstruct the drainage ditch to restore sanitary conditions.
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Accountant From Lebanon Visits State Officials in City
Mr. E. P. Medes, a field examiner for the state accountants, was in the city yesterday and paid a visit to the court and offices. Mr. Hedyex praises the state accounting department and its work, noting the visit was brief and incidental.
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Atate Hanaab Accountants
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Statehood Bill Passed After Long Senate Debate
The statehood bill for New Mexico and Arizona was taken up in the Senate and passed after a more than two hour debate. A separate measure dividing the territories was also considered. A couple, Mr. and Mrs. Bills, recently moved into a new home on West Wayne Street.
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Fort Wayne Guests Attend Long Village Celebration
Society notes celebrate a fort Wayne bridal shower and a birthday party at the Maple area. Guests arrive with gifts and homey refreshments while neighbors and relatives join in merry toasts and well wishes.
Alnai Brith to Entertain Distinguished Vinkers
Emek Burach lodge of the J QO 13.1 B plans a June 19 2 30 pm initiation event boasting the largest club in history. Columbus Ohio delegation will confer work, grand lodge president to attend, with all judges and members expected to participate in a banquet. A dramatic recital by Mrs Esther Nelson Karn occurs next Wednesday.
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New Priests Are Ordained at Fort Wayne Cathedral
Ordination services held at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception with Rt Rev Herman Aerding celebrating a pontifical Mass at 8 o clock. Five men Lawrence Monahan Thomas Gormeley John Henslon August Van Rip and Join McKenna will be ordained as deacons and priests. Relatives and friends from Michigan City and nearby cities are in town for the ceremony.
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Bluffton Couple Arrested on Fornication Charges
David Hughes and Milania Samselt were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Breg Adams and Officer Lew Ata in Bluffton Indiana. They appeared before Mayor Frank Stith and pled guilty to fornication. Each was fined ten dollars and jailed briefly. the woman claimed to be from Moninelitt. Deputy Adams testified about the scene in the parlor.
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Promoter Bets on San Francisco Fight Amid Indecision
The article sketches Jeff Rickard's stubborn plan to fight in San Francisco, despite doubts about location and promoter delays. It notes court-ordered pauses, medical strains, and Rickard's vow to pull off a bout, with ongoing legal and financial wrangling shaping the expected arena move.
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Fort Wayne surgeons plan tuberculosis hospital society
A new Anti Tuberculosis Society in Fort Wayne and Allen County aims to establish a municipal tuberculosis hospital. Promoters seek public support to fund Care efforts and dedicate all proceeds to the hospital project. A meeting is scheduled next week to organize and attract wide civic backing.
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Commencement at St Augustine's Evening Services Planned
The St Augustine's academy holds its annual commencement this evening at Central Catholic High Hall Lewin and Calhoun streets. Bishop Alerding will deliver the inaugural address. The class of 1870 includes Miga Churn Sehone Irene Noll and Gertrude Hagan. Graduates will speak and the program features readings and music. Sunday evening June 19. The following events include a second commencement at the high school and an academy program ending with services at St Patrick's church.
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Indianapolis Picks 15 at 1917 meeting site
Indianapolis coverage notes a gathering of Indiana pharmaceutical leaders to select a merger and discuss the 1917 meeting place. Contenders named include Wrench Lick and Maxin Ixuckens, with Winnapolia noted as celebrated.
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The Reduction Sale of Sample Furniture Great Event
A reduction sale of sample furniture is advertised as a great event. The notice highlights reduced prices and invites customers to visit the store for bargains.
Do You "Just Hate" to Keep House in Summer
A fragmented ad-like snippet mentions sad iron heaters and an iron plate with an altered hood. It references nerves, flavor, and a price of 1.39 dollars, but the readable text is incomplete and lacks coherent context or a clear event.
Real Estate Transfers and Lost Pocket Book Notice
Real estate transfers list multiple property deeds including Kerr Murray, Tri-State Trust, Paul G and R 38, Urith Johnson, McCulloch Homestead, Nestel additions, Kohlenberr lot 397, and Drethelbish 4th addition with prices from 8 200 to 27 24. A lost pocket book on Broadway south of Jefferson Street offers a $ reward and returns to 1375 Rockhill Street.
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Look Out For It and Holiday Echoes in 1776
Fragmented OCR recalls distant memories of July Fourth pride and a journey through past battles. It mentions Liberty Nell and celebrations, then lists places like Lexington, Saratoga, Yorktown, and Trenton. The voice notes freedom and a long hoped for liberty, ending with vivid marching imagery.
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Deaths Franch in France and local obituaries
Deaths report a 47 year old man dying at St Joseph's hospital from complications. Funeral services for Ming Marthe Ann Waybourn set for 2 PM at 3201 South Harrison Street with Rev J F Vichert officiating. Also brief local notices cover a weather disaster near Osstay with animals harmed and a Bluffton marriage, plus Roy Moe Cormick leaving Bluffton for Trinidad with a future shift in Venezuela.
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Indianapolis officials weigh keeping prisoners at work
In Indianapolis on January 16 Atmas W Butler head of the board of AJAH UDUCUCS received a letter from Samuel AM Fnavor president of the Associated Charities of Port Wayne asking how Allen county can keep prisoners serving Ameth Jal from remaining unsafe while at work. Butler says he has 60
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The June Brides and Costly March Misreads
A fragmented satirical column mocks timing and costs of weddings, noting June as a traditional peak. It jokes about discounts and travel quirks, mentions a pawnbroker and general seasonal expectations, and references dubious names and comic asides about marriage timing.
County seeks remedies for county poor relief and workhouse plan
County commissioners may issue regulations to employ prisoners on public works or to build a workhouse, with several counties already adopting such housing. Local reports note jail labor on road projects and the potential for action to address current conditions. City notes mention visits, social events, and a wedding that evening.
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Twelve New Lights in City Parks Announced
The electric light office of Fort Wayne announces the installation of twelve or more lights across the city's three largest parks. Linemen will set poles and wires in Swining, Lawton, and Wolser parks, with planned placements in Swinex, New Poe Village, Hand Stand, and at the race track. Six lights will go into Lawton Park and three into Swotsty as work proceeds.
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