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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
4
Fragmentary text cites President Wilson urging unity among Christian churches and mentions the World War era context with references to places and figures, including Woodrow Wilson and religious leaders. The readable fragments touch on international cooperation and religious harmony during a tumultuous period.
A community concert event lists shows from 8 to 9 30 PM at Robison Park this Sunday featuring multiple acts and performances. The program includes theatrical pieces and musical numbers with noted performers and a varied lineup.
The article notes G Sharp to be new ambassador to France, with surrounding text describing Allied leadership and political context. It mentions former governor Oliv and references events at the Mooney Capitol, and a Schubert Octet concert scheduled for Friday June 19th, 1914 at St Pauls Auditorium.
Funeral services held at the Methodist church for Mrs WL G L Fill s, with a large gathering. Rev Meingrim led the service, with bearers listed and interment at a local cemetery. Also notes community ads and a McDougall kitchen cabinet promotion at Foster s.
A garbled local notice outlines plans for community gatherings this week in Lagrange. It mentions a veterans group, a session at Vine Hill Inn, and social events with speakers and a marshal introduction.
A Lisbon collision involving a Kort Waste driver Juli Hoss from Albion and a Ford driven by Homer Foo Wonnae caused injuries. passengers and onlookers reported a jammed street and a swift response from local patrols. The crash disrupted traffic as responders tended to the injured and documented the event for the Paterson-Vletchal Company report.
The Columbia Woolen Mill building contract was awarded to contractors for a two story brick structure with basement, a loading yard, and a dye works, to be completed by October. Printing house official Wilkin Wiskee said machinery valued at $14,000 has been ordered for installation by September 25.
A fragmentary report from Columbus Cuey describes a late Thursday night collision involving a vehicle and a person returning home from a party. The right side impact caused injuries and damage, with incomplete details about identities and exact locations.
Contusion and lacerations mark a motorcycle and auto collision. One rider suffered facial wounds and a fractured jaw area, while the other sustained multiple bruises and a possible eye injury. The Ford car suffered shattered windshield and radiator damage as investigators note missing headgear by the motorcyclists.
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