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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
1
The report narrates Teddy Roosevelt's boxing tour from the United States to Africa and Europe, detailing receptions, exhibition bouts, and crowd scenes. It notes Roosevelt’s influence on boxing reporting, media coverage across nations, and the energetic public response, including parades, speeches, and varied international reactions.
The address outlines the link between religion and education, praising Catholic schooling’s role for boys at Central Catholic High School. Speakers defend faith-based schooling, stressing moral formation, higher aims, and discipline, with emphasis on preparing youths for college and civic life.
In Chicago a man aged 41 named Frank Ramley shot and killed his son-in-law Tony Carr after Carr ordered Ramley’s daughter to leave. The elderly suspect, 80, allegedly acted after an argument with his daughter. Carr reportedly attacked Ramley, and the incident ended when police intervened.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Hagen Wallace Circus coming to Decatur with plans for performances. Mentions June and hiring personnel, plus representatives from a promotional group and various show elements.
Fraudulent telegrams allegedly sent to Navy officials including a commandant at a Brooklyn yard are under investigation. The messages claimed forged orders and referenced Washington and Boston Navy Yard, prompting security reviews and inquiries.
A battered report states the battle ship Markda drifted from her moorings after a late night incident near Brookien navy yard. Admiral Luetze and Captain Fremont discuss investigation results and a crane capable of lifting twenty tons is mentioned. The scene shifts to the overturning of Theoreuten as a wheeling company begins operations amid confusion.
Intrim manager Berger reports Jeffries Camp plans with Sam Werger arranging a Pullman to Oakland for a special bout while Splice outfit may train in San Francisco or at Monro Springs. Negotiations continue for training quarters near Reno as Jeffries works on a five rail sparring session with Corbett and Choynski.
Damaging storms sweep western Pennsylvania causing crippled railroad lines and washed away structures. A two story store and dwelling were swept from their foundations with families evacuated. Bridges and land routes failed as floodwaters displaced homes and disrupted transport across multiple counties.
Memorial services for the Mackabees observed in Columbia City with participants and local officials attending. Attendees noted decor and appropriate tributes as part of the ceremony honoring the deceased.
New York reports detail President Roosevelt and eight household members arriving with luggage, officials weighing duty on trunks, books, and jewelry. A complex declaration process followed as collectors assessed items from clothing to a Winchester elephant rifle and various mementos. Officials noted special clearance rules and the family’s swift clearance through the port.
A fragmented report recalls a chaotic scene at Bailey's crash with mixed names such as Young, Bailey, Patterson, and others amid crowd din. The text glazes over attendance, fights, and actions. justice, luck, and sport terms intermingle in unclear prose, preserving scattered names and events from a troubled account.
Auburn news reports a series of local events and movements. Families travel to nearby towns, church activities unfold, and townspeople note deaths and employment changes. Several names appear amid community notices, with routines of church services and community life described in terse, period voice.
New York June 17 Niss Kleunbr Alexander and Thaodare Roosevelt Jr. will marry at 4 o clock today at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. A concert follows with Miss Alexander performing. Kermit Roosevelt will be best man and a large list of relatives and friends attend. A reception will be hosted at the Alexander home after the ceremony.
Mrs Marian A Brouninger widow of Taula P Brouninger longtime Willshire Township resident died Sunday morning near Willshire Ohio at age 83 years 2 months 6 days She is survived by daughters Mrs Mary Stamm and Mrs Sara Schumm both of Willshire and son Peter J Brouninger inmate of Toledo Hospital Her husband died in 1890 Funeral services will be held this afternoon with burial in Schumm cemetery Four more relatives including grandsons and infant Joseph Irleburger are mentioned in brief notices with arrangements to be announced.
In Waterloo local items date June 193X with scattered notes on a new telephone exchange project and a military select gathering in Indianapolis. The piece mentions Prof Alfred Moora and a literary club at a local home, plus a music program and a Gold Medal Promoter reference.
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