Cathedral High School graduates receive diplomas and medals
The first commencement exercises at Cathedral High School were held in Library Hall last night. Graduates Arthur D. Kelker Ed J. Baldy Carl G. Schmieman and Frank J. Pretburger received diplomas and medals from instructors as relatives and friends looked on. The program featured music and speeches by P J O'Reilly and Hon. W P Breen who urged continued study and education as a lifelong pursuit.
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P. J. O'Reilly
W. P. Breen
Uoor
B. M. Noll Ani
John T. Berger
J. T. Uelger
P. J. Greilly
Willhim
P. Breen
Mme Gration
Brothers’ School
Vemman
Thiehareh
Indiana News Briefs Tangle Indiana Local Happenings
War saw region reports electric railway negotiations to link the city with Middle town. Valparaiso votes to expand macadam roads. Goshen claims a $3 million rail line franchise deal may start. Indianapolis announces a public instructor appointment and university staff pay. Mishawaka hosts Baptist convention with large attendance. Davenport County court hears a chicken burial case. Hamilton County notes a farmer’s suicide near Goshen. Chicago preacher outlines mission work. Hartford City contemplates moving factories to Montpelier with local trade backing.
Free Rural Route Out of Auburn Junction Receives Approval
Edwin B Bowser named as carrier for a new rural delivery route extending Fort Waynes service to eight routes. The Auburn Junction route, beginning July 1, traverses St Joseph Perry and Wellington townships, serving 600 residents and touching Academy Station. The decision ends years of petitioning and follows a letter from First Assistant Postmaster General Machen confirming the establishment with one carrier.
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Fort Wayne
Page
Maysville
St. Joseph Township
Auburn Road
Gloyd
Colkswater Road
Coldwater
St Joseph
Perry
Weelington
Academy Station
Edwin B. Bowser
Auburn Junction
O. M. Robinson
Vrey Delivery System
Washington
Rubinwa
C. Fort Wart
Rand
DeKealls County
Intima
Momlay
JM. Machen
Toledo and Indiana Line Railway Board Adopts Aggressive Action
The Toledo and Indiana Line officials meet at Toledo on June 19 to elect officers, form an executive committee, and approve a resolution to push right of way, franchises, and construction. The firm reports ample funds, has bought ties and iron, and will begin grading and building at once with a three-force work crew.
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Goshen
Tut
Winckexday
Laporte
Michigan City Electric Raliydad
Toledo, QO
Heorp Rijters
Taoledts Aun Tasthana Ralway
Oles
A. K
Clark Foster Wedding in Butte Montana
Jame 19 in Butte Montana United States Senator W A Clark's youngest son Jame Clark married Mabel Foster at the bride’s parents home with Rev Slankstone officiating St Joan’s Episcopal Church. Senator Clark reportedly gave a $100,000 check as a wedding present.
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Butte
Mont
Jame
Fare Reduced to Three Cents in Cleveland Street Car Trial
Cleveland detachment reports the Lorain Street Car Company will cut fares from 3 to 2 cents on Friday as an experimental move. Mayor Tom J. Jeoho gon plans to attend a stock meeting tonight. no credit arrangements announced for the fare reduction.
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Cleveland
Loralin Street Car Company
Tom J. .Jeohogon Sap
Lightning spooks horse on Bare Street injuring couple
A lightning flash sent a horse pulling a buggy on Bare Street running away toward Washington Street. Mr. and Mrs. John Kolbaugh of 49 Richardson Street were thrown from the wagon, suffering cuts and bruises. They were taken to Hope Hospital. the horse was later stopped near Wayne Street.
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Bare Street
John Kolbaugh
Richardson Street
Washington Street
Lightning destroys barn and herd near Kinelty on Lima road
A bolt struck a barn north of Kinelty on the Lima road during last night’s storm, engulfing the structure with hay, grain, and a herd of hogs. The horse survived trapped in the pen, while the owner, a recently recovering laborer, faces total ruin and loss of livelihood.
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Kinelty
Lima Road
Kerice
Miufortuage
Sue
Michigan pays tribute to Governor Pingree
Detroit and Lansing react to the death of Governor Pingree with tributes. London reports his death and embalming, while U.S. embassies and public offices mark the loss. Detroit's common council and courts adjourn in his memory as city residents express deep regret.
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Michigan
Pingree
Detroit
London
Allike
Deaths from Adams County and Nearby Towns
Minnie Malland aged twenty daughter of Frederick Malland of Adams County died Wednesday afternoon of Brights disease She was ill briefly and death was expected Survivors include her parents three sisters and seven brothers Funeral from Union Lutheran Church will be held at a later date Raymond Keliker aged three son of John Kelker of St Joe Township died Wednesday afternoon of diphtheria Funeral tomorrow at 1 00 from Catholic cemetery Frances Tipp three year old daughter of George Bopp of No 68 Smith Street died Wednesday after a stormy day Services will be held tomorrow from St Patrick s Catholic Church
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Minnie Malland
Prederic Malland
Adams County
Bright
Messrs
Christ
Wred Mailand
Uingon Lutheran Church
Adame Gouty
Keliker
Raymond Keliker
John Keliker
St. Joe
Bryan Denies Ties to New Allied Third Party
The Allied Third Party launched a populist platform advocating municipal ownership. Atlanta Constitution publishes a telegram from William J. Bryan denying affiliation with the third party movement. Bryan states there is no truth to reports of his connection. The telegram is dated June 19 from Iowa City.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Iowa City
Iowa
Une
the Constitution
New Allied Third Party Launched In Kansas City
A reform driven allied third party movement emerged in Kansas City after a conference of populists, reformers, and other factions. The group supported public ownership of railroads, utilities, taxation linked to property value, and direct initiative legislation, aiming to win a state convention next fall and attract national support.
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Kansas City
Wdth
Willian T. Borgain
Sue Merriwether
St Louis
St Lows
Mt Wheatt
Kang Gily
Bryan
Bincoln
Nobrieka
Bryn
Gong Ar Fac Ag
Treg
Xilver Republicang
Thas
Surii
Minsourd
Dhe
Ill Pitta
Reilvonds
Publle Owvnralle
Reid
Tall
AL Cook
Fusion Pomillat
Chatemans
J. H. Yae
Noied
Popwilat
Kawalaki
de Child
Pingree's Mission to South Africa
In New York Col. R Y Sutton, Pingree’s traveling companion, reveals to the Mo. trait Journal that former Michigan governor Hazen S Pingree went to South Africa to push three schemes. He aims to reclaim Michigan pine wastes by planting trees, expand in the BaVarian forest, promote crop rotation, and arrange transportation for patriotic Americans to the United States, seeking British approval and a consult with Kroger later blocked by Pingree’s fines.
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Dethott
Michigan
Bae Varian Forest
Egypt
United States
A O U W Elects Officers At Galt Workmen Lodge
The Ancieah GQuler of Galt ad Workmen last night elected officers including Past master, master, foreman, overseer, recorder, and other titles. Names appear garbled but indicate a full slate of lodge officials and financial roles.
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Ancieah Gquler
Galt
Daniels
Mhartnetts
Svorleman
Bhrmany
F.C. Bohhwan
Jy 1
Volraly Recorder
Anery Finance Wink Rig
J. TL. Bylenders
Xnide
R. O. Qlaymiller
Battle Watch
J. Hihalry Arganist
Walrol
Trs
Leslie, Riemen
Lami
Fort Wayne Graduates Hear Salutatory On Commencement Night
The Temple theatre rang with pride as thirty two Fort Wayne public school graduates received diplomas. Eighteen women and fourteen men, guided by school officials and Principal staff, heard valedictory words and welcomed patrons with reflections on lifelong responsibilities and gratitude for teachers and parents.
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Temple Theatre
Fort Wayne
Withal
Reineke
Allen Hamilton
WW. Rockhill
J. B. Smith
J. N
C.T. Dane
Willian W. Parsons
DB. W. Moffat
Abe
Cain
Ruthie
Peace Alone Can Advance Civilization Says Dr Hale
Atta 19 dward Everett Paty delivered the anil ad rome at Minn Oder Rtale amiyerary rommencement tay. He spoke on duty and race harmony urging permanent peace among nations and warning against future folly. His remarks framed peace as essential for civilization and urged young people to strive for universal peace.
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DR. Hale
PENSIONS LIST FOR INDIANS AND POSTMASTERS NAMED
The document lists pensions granted to various individuals including Wittlam, Brian, Mich tond, and others with assorted amounts from $2 to $125. It also notes the appointment of postmasters on June 14 in multiple counties, naming Curtis B. Weathers and A. Weath as part of the appointed group.
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Wasieington
Iteliima
Martrich
Edgward Courtty
Curtis B. Weathers
A. Weath
Local Officials Resignations Across Counties
A fragmented OCR listing shows multiple officials by county and name with several resignations. Names include Delware county references, Jernoe Nowirk, Greene county, Herb Hirt, Benton Gouden, Lake Station, Merck, W. V. Moore, Perkinaville, Kurts Eisler, Reuben Nese, Manekyort, Horren county, DOW Sherman, C. awurtney.
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C A
Delaware County
Ahora View
Hiegra teacher faces assault charge in Vagrange case
The Hiegra teacher, identified as AHegad, who attempted to assault Mrs. Noah Davis near Vagrange yesterday, was released from the station house last night and is held for further inquiry.
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Vagrangey NL
D. Fy Anes
Ahegad
Noah Davis
Vagrange
Tien
Iynehpul
Government to Seize All U S Railroads in A buyout drive
A sweeping scheme would transfer every railroad line to the United States government within five years. Western financiers including Rockefeller, Morgan and Vanderbilt interests allegedly control the networks and would be paid about 70 billion dollars for the transfer.
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Derbilt, Gonkt
Morgan Interneta World
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Geral Qnerehiviiy Association
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National Window and Bent Glass Company
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Lane Pareil Class Company
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Toledo
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Geyermot Pingrea
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Pingrae, Jr
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Allied Third Party
W. I. Bryan
South Africa
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Elrl
Seeold Husars
Mie
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Jussiea Baldwin
Wayne
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