Fort Wayne Journal 1910 Editorial Clippings and Campaign Snippets
Fort Wayne Journal content from June 20, 1910 covers politics and editorials. It mentions Mr Harriman’s death and potential financiers for campaigns, quotes on voting Republican, Cannon remarks about professors, and notes on Indiana weather and St Joseph River scenery for outings. Also references Taft railroad bill discussions and Leo state campaign posture.
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Fort Wayne
St. Troseph
North America
Indiana
St Jos
Building Line and the City Beautiful Debate in St Paul
An editorial from the St Paul Dispatch, cited by Governor Eberhart, argues for a uniform building line to preserve residential spacing and curb structures flush to sidewalks. It warns that without it cities lose beauty, public sentiment, and vitality, urging early action to prevent encroachment by apartments and to maintain a clean, uniform streetscape. The piece lauds Governor Aberhart's support for the policy as essential to civic growth and order.
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J. Worden
First National Bank
Northwest
Eberhart
Mipresata
St. Paul Dispatch
Worden
St. Paul
Aberhart
Wreck of Erie & Western train injures many emigrants
A passenger train loaded with emigrants en route to the West crashed at Parker near Norwich. At 2 15 this morning the wreck killed several and wounded twenty five as the locomotive struck a turn in the track. Early reports say the cause involved a broken switch and a rear collision.
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Norwich
Dune
Passen- Igorrin
Chicago
Erie & Western Railway
Parker
Thin
Spiritual training debate at Indiana University sermon
The Rev Charles Henry Brown preached at Indiana University to challenge elite students on the need for balanced education. He argued education must cultivate physical, intellectual, and spiritual growth to serve God and society, warning against neglecting any realm.
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Bloomington
Indy
Hage Dianceuty
Charies Henry Brows
Wirat Baptist Church
Matton
Muar
Mawmuibjeet
Heaos
Min
Tanya Tite
Yale
God
Man
Big Socialist Meeting in Chicago Packs Park Crowd
Chicago June 18 Emil Seidel Milwaukee's socialist mayoral candidate drew an estimated fifty thousand people to a north side amusement park rally. The crowd funded socialist press in Chicago and launched the camp for fall elections, raising several thousand dollars for the eight papers published in as many languages.
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Chicago
Emil Seidel
Milwaukee
North Aide
Cnteago
Aten
Governors narrowly escape lightning near Versailles to Frankfort
Four governors and their spouses in a driven tour from Versailles to Frankfort faced two lightning strikes. Missouri Governor Hadley and wife, Arizona Governor Slone and wife, South Carolina Governor Ansel, and Kentucky Governor Willson with his wife rode the auto when a bolt hit nearby. Railroad cars trembled as the danger passed.
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Lowiaville
Tour
Versailles
Frankfort
Hadley
Missouri
Slone
Arizona
Ansel
South Carolina
Willson
Kentucky
Sibley Spent Forty Thousand for Nomination
Franklin Pa June 1 Joseph O Silex the successful Republican nominee in the Twentieth District primaries filed his statement of election expenses totaling 40098 59 He defeated Congressman Nebion Sp Wheeler by 688 votes in a sharp race reported today
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Franklin
Joseph O. Silex
Hix
Stbley
Nebion Sp. Wheeler
Manager confusion disrupts team leadership in city league
The article describes turmoil around managers Maui and McGuire with references to Darke Varnette and other figures. It notes anxiety over a new leader and mentions no specific players or finalized rosters. The piece signals uncertainty about future decisions in the local league.
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Basel
Hess
Darke
Varnette
Anxioua
Burke
Pattern Com partment of Uile newspaper notice
Name Address Size. Fail out blank. The notice provides a terse broken listing among OCR text, indicating fields for a pattern company division and location, but without readable details.
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Court News Sounty Probate Commissioner J W Toffeman
A rough court news roundup lists probate actions and lawsuits including Frahele Cartes suing Henry 8 Sorm for 200 on a note Mesum A Yarpiy aire attartieya Sheehy of Deadur suing Henry Mrowckenridge company for 200 on 4 hott and other cases. Will probations for Christian Beery and Augual R Schniikec plus Stephen Mentz and Hernan Geier as viewers on the Young road in Adams township. The Winslow Voting Machine company’s bid to contract Watch One United BULL Voting Machine was heard as Judge Heaton declined to RAINE jurisdiction for bonds to pay for fifty machines. Attorneys in the will of Chalmers to Draka versus Putroman Britat Paul agreed to submit to Heaton and waived a jury. Various marriages, divorces, and public notices appear, alongside probate of Timothy Hankey and Christina Beery.
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Sounty
J. W. Toffeman
Frahele Cartes
Henry 8
Sorm
Mesum
Yarpiy Aire Attartieya
Lawis
Heary
Augual R. Schniikec
Stephen Mentz
Wil Hernan Geier
Young Road
Adams
Atra Clemens
WH. J. Gollor
RK Exwin
Torthin Miller
Miller
Ndworth
Winslow Voting Machine Company
Feat
Badernglol
United Bull Voting Machingecompay
Comminssadors
Judes C. G
Heaton
Hte
Chilmera
Lasonare
Ting
Madiaan Rawnehiy
Romit
Timothy Hankey
Mia Slater
Johan Gutvan
Ayes
Hit Wintera
Mary C. Donevain
Bridget McGraw
Moraayet Favehey
Alster St. Margret
Elen May Monkey
Timothy Fookes
Christina
Beery
Yent Catate
Yort
Lewis
Menry
Fa. Beery
Cnart
Martin ‘Tyger Jwan
Mary Tyger
Ane
Jamon A. Major
Rita
L. Dawhn
Kendallville Maccabees Hold Annual Memorial
About fifty Knights of the Maccabees and members of the Ladies of the Maccabees marched to the Baptist church in Kendallville Indiana for their annual memorial. Rey F. Baynton, pastor of the First church, delivered the address with special music by the church choir. Members were decorated in the forenoon by a hymn and a memorial program.
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Kendallville
Ind
Knights of the Mavesbees
Ladies of the Maccabees
Rey F. P. Baynton
Ineal
Chorch
Porn Miltoo
Proctor Supports Kern in Elkhart Iowa? Event
Democratic leaders in Elkhart announce support for Kern and oppose future conventions. Ticket includes Representatives David D. Redibaugh and James Leicester, Auditor John W. Keay, Sheriff Charles Aitken, Recorder Huge Winterhefty, Treasurer William P. B. Kraus, Assessor Edson Bartholomew, among others.
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Aoshen
Ind
Democrata
Elkhart
Herd Suite
Renator
Kern
Imnsa
David D. Redibaugh
3Ameca Leicestes
John W.keay
S Charles JA
Aitken
William. PB. Kraus
Edson Bartholomew
Weather Comfort and Summer Apparel Highlighted by Store
A local retailer urges cheerful moods amid seasonal warmth and advertises a full stock of cool summer wear. The Suit Room features linen suits and coats at reduced prices, plus dainty dresses for children and affordable waists and skirts for warm weather.
Cool Dress Fabrics Stock with Low Prices
Exceptional stock of wash fabrics offered with low prices. Troquois lawn and fine sheer cloth 9c a yard prints St Gall batiste 15c yard Tinted lawns 12 1/2c a yard Fine dimities 15c yard cotton foulards 15c yard Dotted Swisses 25c yard Chiffon lisse 20c yard Jacquard batiste 25c yard.
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St. Gall Batiste
Jacquard Batiste
China Room Specials Glassware Sale Teems With Deals
Hot weather brings cooling drinks and a sale on tumblers and glassware. Brown glass tumblers with needle etched designs, 75c a dozen. Cut glass tumblers fern and star, 65c each. Colonial goblets, $1 a dozen. Tea and lemonade tumblers 75c and $1. Water jugs 50c, $1 and $1.75. Complete line for all uses.
Knit Underwear Knit Underwear for All Ages
Knit underwear stock highlights quality and value across price levels. Women's Swiss ribbed vests and union suits offered in plain and decorative styles from 50¢ to 1.00, with lace trimmed options and crochet yoke details. Children's knit undergarments include vests drawers and union suits from 25¢ to 60¢, plus sleeping garments in knit fabrics.
Parasols Fashion Offers Wide Range of Summer Umbrellas
Parasols Fashion advertises a stylish selection of parasols with plain colors, white options, color combinations and Persian effects, all featuring correct handles. Umbrellas of unusually good quality with mission handles are priced at $1.00 and $1.50.
County political nominating convention report
The coroner Dr W J Maat surveyor Benjamin Wise and commissioners Wise Showalter Mc Kibben Stanton Cook Homes Dunn Free land Winegar Conrad led county nominations. Two Senate candidates were labeled wet and backed repealing the county local option law while defeated nominees included Sears Cinedner Arinar Thamna Snobat. Proctor announced support for John W Kern and opposed mass conventions. Reed France Huntington and Len o Elingham Decatur spoke on supreme court reporter and secretary of state roles.
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Benjamin Wise
Wise W. Showalter
James Mc
Kibben
Willam ¥. Stanton
Pena Cook
Robert
Jesse Dunn
Charles F. Free
Land
Quincy D. Winegar
John Conrad
Sears Cinedner
James Arinar
Scott Thamna
John Snobatwar
Proctor
John W. Kern
A. Reed France
Huntington
Supreme Court
Len O. Elingham
Decatur
Sneechos
Prize for swiftest flight offer grows by $6000 lure race
New York Wors expands its aviation incentive by adding a $6000 prize for a speed race between an aeroplane and a motorcycle or automobile from New York to Sty Touts. The original $40,000 flight offer aims to attract two entrants and test the quickest conveyance.
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Sty Touts
Yale Commencement Sermon Delivered by President Hadley
Yale University in New Haven hears an address by President Arthur T. Hadley on commencement day. The sermon reflects on the class of graduates and the university's forthcoming anniversary events at Woolsey Hall drawing overflowing attendance.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Aumni
Gusta
Woolsey Hall
Arthur T. Hatley
Oakland Contractor McOstar Visits Fort Wayne Family
City news notes Mr W M McOscar of Oakland California visiting his mother Mrs Mary McOscar and brother Dr BE McOscar in Fort Wayne. McOscar a prominent contractor intends a stay in the city. C T Wolf aged 18 and Frank Arnold of Oakland Michigan travel on foot to San Francisco aiming to enlist in the navy and finish by September 7.
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Cal
Fort Wayne
Mary McOscar
BE. J. McOscar
McOscar
C. T. Wolf
Frank Arnald
Port Wayne
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Navy
Tragic Crossing Accident Kills Couple En Route to Church
Youngstown Ohio June 19 a 46 year old man Lowte las and his wife Kes oth Btahi aged 41 were instantly killed when a east bound passenger train struck their covered buggy at an open crossing while they were traveling to church. Their 17 year old daughter Elizabeth narrowly escaped injury.
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Youngstown
Lowtelas
Kes Oth Btahi
Fennavivania
Eer Niles
Elzsbeth
Low
Kerosene Aids Washing Clothes In Old Guide
An old instruction piece explains using kerosene with boiling water and soap to wash dirty clothes. It covers steps for boiling wash, rinsing in hot waters with washing soda, drying outdoors, and notes on durable laundry fittings and wringers, irons, boards, and maintenance.
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Kore
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