Forty Four Graduates Stand at Life's Threshold at Fort Warneigh
The Fort Warneigh school held a graduation ceremony for the class of 1900 or 1901, presenting thirty four young men and women in a formal rite. The program featured speeches by Reverend RB Allen and notable faculty, with a ceremonial blessing and an address by George Thorward. The scene emphasized pride in the students’ achievements, the faculty’s support, and hopes for their future paths.
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Interurban Electric Line Linking Indianapolis to Fort Wayne
Surveyors sell stakes for an extension of the Greenfield line from Knightstown toward Dublin to meet the Richmond Street and Interurban system. Indianapolis lines push Knightstown extension with hourly service after sub-power plant completion. Westward Redmond line aims toward Dublin as Kaliansapally and Master crews advance. Fort Wayne area links expand via Wabash to Marion, Huntington and beyond, with Union Traction considering Marion to Wabash extension to meet Fort Wayne service.
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Devore Eyes City Visit on Traction Project
Devore arrives to discuss the Fork Wayne and Cincinnati Traction venture as local leaders push for commitment. Mayor Sterghoff requires a deposit from Dr. George to show earnestness, following a toe town meeting to generate support for the road survey near Decatur.
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Power House Nears Completion in Hartford City Line
Hartford City News reports the Hartford City and Port Wayne electric railroad depot at Taunton is nearly finished and the work on the structure will be rapidly completed. Grading for the news toa appears done a point three miles from Unit city with only a few days to finish. Rails extend from Eaton to Reyerton as directors meet to discuss continued matters.
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National Convention of Mine Workers of America Called to Order
National convention in Indianapolis opens amid debate over strike strategy and representation. Delegates from Pennsylvania and Virginia discuss voting strength and regional power as the gathering of about 1 000 delegates shapes the union’s stance on labor action.
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Truesdale Nominated for Congress at Anderson
The convention in Anderson opened at 11 oclock with J A M Atti in charge. Delegates organized the meeting electing temporary officers and committees. Madison and other counties named candidates including J E Truesdale, Daniel De Heller, and Frank Boser, with voting continuing amid debates. Final ballot results showed Truesdale leading with 71 votes as the nomination moved forward, while Heller and others received scattered support. Continued discussion and further nominations followed, with next page details promised.
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Indiana politics cited as more harmonious then in years
A Wayne hotel event features Hor S B Mores and others discussing Indiana politics with charges that party factions show greater unity than in years. The speaker notes a favorable shift toward Republicans while acknowledging costs and statewide race dynamics ahead of the next congressional and statewide elections.
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Republican Senators Fail to Agree on Cuba Policy
A fragmentary report shows Republican senators debating Cuba policy with no consensus reached. The brief notes unclear dialogue and lacks concrete action or outcomes.
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Notre Dame Commencement A Great Event
The Notre Dame commencement marked a notable university ceremony with Dr. Murphy honored and Mr. Breen delivering the oration. The event included a formal presentation of a rehired honor and speeches by faculty and guests, detailing ceremonies, attendees, and the occasion’s significance for the institution.
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Perpetual street railway franchise case in Fort Wayne
A claim by Fort Wayne Traction Company to a perpetual franchise over city streets is declared void. The Logansport Electric Railway dispute, cited by Judge John J. Teekor and cited in the Federal Law Reporter, questions enforcement of a perpetual franchise and cites Indiana law on street use and city powers.
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King Edward Advised to Forego Public Engagements
In a royal announcement amid coronation preparations, King Edward is advised to forgo public engagements for the next few days as physicians urge rest and limited public appearances ahead of the ceremony.
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