Pioneer Com pany First to Comply with Schwier Ordinance
The Pioneer Coal Company filed for a coal weighery license with the board of public works under the recent Schwier ordinance. The petition was counted and referred to the board of public safety for action. Also noted are sidewalk permits to private contractors, bids for envelopes and ledgers, and bond approvals for local officials. Firemen completed a house improvement at the Fairfeld station, and park and city council committees plan meetings on spending and legal matters.
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Pioneer Coal Company
Board of Public Works
Selicher
Pioneer Company
Board of Public Safety
Rumlon Avenue
Wey
Rimalon Avenue
Tor Emivhing i Ledger
Mark Wayne Printing Company
Archer Printing Company
Hovacni Overa
Charles R. Nboerger
F.C. Wiate
Guy Hall
Dad Park
Felty
Fairfeld
Park Board
Yeaterday
Migmabers
Mo [Ferdinand Motor
Mx J. M. Sing
Mamalar
Glty
Oy Parks
Elty'k
the _runda wbaut
Delta Jake
Chunell Committees
Etating
Mttornay
Danage
John M. Inewold
Matne- Pwald
Straw Hats at Low Prices From Patterson Fletcher Co
Straw hats offered at 1 and 1.50 dollars with a sale push. Cheaper $4 and $5 hats slow to move, but a new 1.50 dollar straw sailor is presented as a value rivaling two dollar hats elsewhere. Patterson Fletcher Co. promotes the fall season selection.
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Patterson Flevcher
HIS MOTHER WANTED BLUEGILLS SPECIAL TO JOURNAL GAZETTE
In Warsaw Indiana on June 17 Christopher Disher and Tony Osborn pleaded guilty to possessing a fish net used illegally on Pike Lake. Deputy Linneburner testified to a successful catch of bluegills with a pole, while the men were fined five dollars plus costs. The case exposed family pressure for fish including carp seized from Dord’s Creek and a boatful salted down.
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Journal-Gazette
Warsaw
Ind
Christopher Disher
J. H. Young
Pereal
Polly Disher
James Linneburner
Disher
Dord’s
Indiana
Tusher
Osho
Osborn
Plurence Rodwell to Star in Upcoming Shilempetvean Role
Plurence Rodwell, once teaching woman for Richard Manstahl, is set to take a leading role next season. She has been studying diligently, balancing practice with theory, and aims to debut in a notable production, signaling a significant career move.
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Plurence Rodwell
Richard Manstahl
Fort Wayne Hotel Building Company forms to back new project
Fort Wayne business leaders organize the Fort Wayne Hotel Building Company after launching a hotel project at the Anthony Wayne Club. Charles McCulloch is named president with a slate of directors and officers elected. Architects from Columbus may visit for sketches as plans proceed and incorporation documents will be prepared.
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Fort Warnt Hotel Building Company
Anthony Wayne Club
Gardes Annouces
William J. Vesey
Willam Geake
C. Fitch
E. H. Merritt
J. Rose McCulloch
Theodore Wentz
The
Messie
E. Te Ruvade
Charles McCulloch
C. Wortte
H. Worden
Samuel Mi. Foster
Louis W. Gurdes
Willan M. Griffin
Tichards
Columbus
Whichards
Etylnet
Omcera
Mis Ly
Centrol
Abscrihe Atok
Cab Horses Crash Through Hotel Window
Four cab horses bolted on Harilzon Street crashing through a hotel window near Randall notes. One horse injured a head and leg while the others escaped unharmed. The rig dragged a post at the corner of Colonna and Calioun streets as witnesses chased it down Columbia Street. A car halted at the scene.
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Harilzon
Columiia
HUT Company
Randall Notes
Aiver
Bn witomUle Guingwes
Columbia
Amarfrigon Street
Dr. Leonhardt's em-Rold Cure Promises Money Back
An advertisement asserts Dr. Leonhardt's em-Rold cures all conditions including blind and external ailments with testimonials claiming permanent results. It promises a full refund if not cured and lists Meyer Bros. Co or the Dr. Leonhardt Co of Niagara Falls, N.Y. as sellers for $1.00.
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Miles
Dr. Leonhard
Br. Leonhardt
Meyer Bros. Co
Dr. Leonhardt
Roumanians Arrested After Riot in Rolling district
Patrolman Batek last night arrested two Roumanians alleged to have participated in the riot in the Rolling district. Affidavits were filed by Paul Bunch, a salon owner, who has on several occasions accused officers in preventing disorder. Threats have been made against both for his work with authorities. An unknown man called police headquarters last night warning the Roumanians to stay away.
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Batek
Nuilia
Paul Bunch
Thinth
Adi
Bith
Nie
Booze Shops in District Burden Tax Officers
Revenue collectors prepare June notices to liquor dealers brewers cigar and tobacconists as 539 outside Fort Wayne and over 200 in the city face July collections. District factories tobacco products add to heavy government revenue.
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Suarn and
Burton
Raia Niys
Linn Lo Uquor
Sharp
Fort Wayne
Orig
Negroes Held to Circuit Court for Assault and Vagrancy
Report from a Jackson court shows George Hamilton and Henry Warfeld charged with assault with intent to kill after a fatal shooting at a craps game. Others, including Tom Willams and Oscar Hobson, faced minor charges. patrolman injured in a wagon collision was to press charges against August Tecker. Several defendants received fines or continued cases.
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George Mamilton
Henry Warfeld
Skelton Het Therm
Sreult Court
Thomas
George Willays
Ovcar Hobson
Frank Carry
Jensderson Price
Tom Willame
Robert Tretira
August Tecker
Tecker
Uraakennest
Theodora Walker
Agsault
Winewit Miller
Dronky
William Milea
Anna van Every
John Zilsler
Frin Mratley
Georgy Anderson
Charles Gasher
Potles
Improvements at Lakeside Post Office Destined for Expansion
A town meeting of Lakesite residents discussed Sunday plans for post office improvements. Officials outlined space expansion by moving the postmaster's rooms north, removing public lobby and many mail boxes, and adding desks for fifteen carriers. A new front windows and floor work will modernize the interior, with services to be conducted under a redesigned layout.
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Lakesite
Filly Lakesita
Lakeside School
Houser
Indianapolia
Klnd
Auburb
Frit Lake
Efty Pastora
Dlacovar
RB. Hanns
Bida
Cme
Flanna
Federal Court
T. J. Lagan
Trackman Injured After Streetcar Collision on Columba Street
A collision between a street car and a trucking wagon on Columba street near Clinton yesterday morning left Marculus Johnson, a 40 year old married trackman for Wicks & Miller Tracking, seriously injured. He fell when the wagon struck the curb turning to avoid a buggy, suffering a broken rib and elbow injury with possible internal damage. He was taken home by ambulance. car crew included Conductor Harvey Reypole and Motorman Sam Foltz.
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Columba Street
Clinton
Marculus Johnson
Wicks & Miller Tracking Company
George Longley
Johnson
Courb
Tontias Street Cay
Jahan
Harvey Reypole
Sam Foltz
Robbed Veteran Walks 110 Miles to Lafayette Fort Wayne
Ex soldier Martin Mixer sixty eight years old walked about 110 miles from Fort Leavenworth to Lafayette then to the county farm where he told of being robbed of funds by a man near Lafayette. Superintendent Turflinger fed him and provided a bed. He planned to get a ride to Toledo next morning.
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Lafayette
Fort Wayne
Martin
Mixer
Turflinger
Indiana
Cies
Toledo
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Florence Rockwell
Shakespeare
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Charles McCulloche
Saratoga Springs
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Port Wayne
Tribune Quality
Randall Wheel & Supply Co
HINL
Age Randall Hotel
Uncle Sam
Taxte
Pixley & Co
Whitis
Martio
Saab
Marin
Taleda
Will Moatly
Lakeside
Garette
Arcives
California Fig Sump Co
California Mig Syrup Co
California Fig Syrup Co
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Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
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