Nealon Wins Big at Sheepshead Bay Suburban Handicap
Nealon, a western horse owned by C J Durao and ridden by W Dugan, won the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay in 2 05 24, finishing two lengths ahead of Montgomery with Beacon Light third. Montgomery pressed early, Faust faded, and Superman and Electioneer tailed the field as a large New York crowd cheered the $2,000 prize amidst a delay at the post.
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New York
Nealon
C. J. Durao
W. Dugan
Sheepshead Bay
Montgomery
Jerglha
Devcon Light
Electioneer
Lie
Keene
Sipiraan
W. Dugin
Neatog
Dugan
Mike Ell
Sor
Gallo
Nealoo Eaglly
Curlans
New Yorkesay
Lawis
Nemulus
Trelmont
Alectlouoor
Banerman
Vell
Theas
Superman
Cairnsorts
Neatop
Aland
Lai
Ust
Frank Gill
Newton
Navel
Stratchyry
Sbak
Etrong
Vaust
Darnell
Dectioneer
Sleplerhase
Pehort — Eo
Galumn
Weather forecast and garbled regional notes
The dispatch lists a broad weather forecast for multiple regions including persistent fronts, showers Friday and Saturday, and variable winds. It contains many garbled phrases and nonsensical sections that do not form coherent facts beyond the general forecast notes and a few misread place names.
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Washington
Ody
Ahewens
Sitanlax
Michigan
France faces crisis as ministry may resign
Paris dispatch reports a crisis in the French government amid deadly clashes with southern growers. Premier Clamenceau faced hostile questions in the chamber as Narbonne and Montpelier fighting were confirmed. He warned troops would act to uphold law if protests continued, while noting potential resignation. The violence left three dead, many wounded, and rioting spread through Narbonne and Paris, amplifying national tension.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Clamenceau
Tellatle
Cloimenseau van Willing
Narbonne
Montpetier
M. Clamenceun
Troultdous
Hun Frm
New Trade Mark Title Company Opens in Fort Wayne
A new concern, the Trade Mark Title Company, opened in Fort Wayne in the Elektron building, aiming to maintain a complete index of every copyrighted trademark worldwide to aid manufacturers and businesses against infringement. Leaders include President A. M. Foster and Frank L. Smock. organized in New York with $260,000 capital, the firm plans rapid reference to any trademark in minutes and expects to become Fort Wayne’s top patron of the post office within months.
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Tito Company
Bitainen Yeeterdiay
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Vrachina Company
Elektron
Fort Wayne
Thrustsias
United States
New York
3H. Merritt
Physicians’ Defense Couping
Merritt
Physicians Defense Company
F. L. Smock
C. M. Niezer
E. H- Merritt
James L. Steuart
Steuart & Steuart
A. Mekeel
Dey Goods
J. Noah H. Slee
G. Wa
Cola UN
Chateous Foots
Greenwich Book
John Gtrde Oswald
George L. Prentiss Parkon Manufacturing Co
Sidney W Perry
Vice President Fairbanks Receives Honor at Northwestern
Chicago June 20 The honorary Doctor of Laws degree was conferred on Vice President Fairbanks by Northwestern University. Mr Matthanks attended as guest of honor and principal speaker at the university commencement recesses. Fairbanks participated in installing Abrane W Huartis as university president amid club matters and preparations for annual elections.
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Chicago
Fairbanks
Northwestern University
Matthanks
Andttordum
Abrane W. Huartis
Fort Wayne Hotel project eyeing $200000 subscriptions
Fort Wayne Hotel Waliding directors report growing support and aim to raise subscriptions to $200,000 with local backers already contributing $146,000. Four committees will canvass supporters and preliminary plans from top architects will be invited to design a hotel on the Berry and Harrison streets site, offering prizes for the best plan. The project promises citywide benefits as construction costs estimated at $250,000 to $300,000 are discussed.
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Fort Wayne
Locat Persnok
Ruzode
Berry and
Harrison Streets
Cleveland out of danger after illness claims
Princeton New Jersey June. A statement from the home of former President Cleveland refutes alarming broadcasts about his condition. It says he suffers from acute indigestion, no operation has been performed or planned, and he is not in danger. Mrs. Cleveland authorizes the statement.
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Princeton
N. J
MomAc
Chon Vand Trnlent
Cleveland
Wayne Couple Married in Detroit
A Fort Wayne pair, twenty-six year old and twenty-seven year old, traveled to Detroit to wed by Justice Tut. They had secured a license in Fort Wayne but chose Detroit to avoid a public display. The Michigan license was declared invalid and the ceremony canceled, with the bridesmaid fined one dollar for a ceremonial misstep.
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Journal-Cazette
Detroit
WabYhart
Mil Florent
Fort Wayne
Warn
Hera
Justice Tut
Michigan
Orchard Case Timeline Echoes in Idaho Court
Sent money traces from Denver to Pettibone's agent and Green in San Francisco are joined with Haywood and Steunenberg murder charges as Judge Wood allows extensive Miners' Magazine articles. Darrow prepares to read dissent in Moyer case while defense objects to linking acts to the Stenbenberg homicide and Orchard testimony.
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Boise
Idaho
Worrow
Wiliam PD
Hayswood
Frank Steunenberg
Borah
Clarice Darrow
Darrow
George Petithons
Denver
Harry Orchard
San Francisco
Pettibone
Origtnal Racoriu
Pacific Poetal Telegraph Company
Pat Toad
Stout Street
Pettibone'a Ditore
Cheyenne
I. Walt
Pat Bone
H. Green
Betithour
Mutual Life . Insurance Company
Stennenberg
Silver City
Haywood
James Kirwin
Western Federation of
Minare
Jacki Simpkins
Marlon Moore
Federation
Lee
Senator Borah
Judge Wood
Miners
Steubenberg
Court of Jail
Safehose
Aitormaya Ticharidson
Moyer
Perah
Tudge Woo
C Fanse Fist
Atal
Stenpenberg
Ntataia
Commencement Exercises at Concordia Prep Class Grows Strong
The Concordia commencement will be held Tuesday evening with a large class. Speakers include Rev Ch, DD 86 Lantts, Edward Brandt, Paul Miller, and others. The college orchestra will perform. graduates hail from multiple cities and states, reflecting a year of success.
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Eaurelien
Concordia Moltere
I i Mmos
le Brandt
Edward Burkes
Crewad
Duals Rabé
Panl Miler
Port Waynt
Ter Anptig
Cleveland
George Beiderwhedar
St. Louis
Edmund Brandt
Sehawaing
Mich
Sars Baykworth
Fredane Tmetor
Hongland
William Dickmeyer Fined for Violating Nicholson Law
William Dickmeyer, street grocer keeper, was fined $10 for violating the Nicholson law. The court case arose from a debt incident at a local barony on June 2. Residents of Roll note the dispute and the penalties imposed.
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William Dickmeyer
Willan Dickmeyer
Ph W
Pharge
SLO
Duster Wanifhorn
Burial of Mrs Waters at New Maysville Cemetery
The body of Mrs. Waters was laid to rest Wednesday morning at New Maysville, following a service at Harkin Moh Church conducted by Rev. Pathemus. The funeral ended with interment beside her former husband in Marseille Cemetery, attended by many friends and relatives who mourn her death by suicide.
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Tarlan
Val
Endericker Carrington
Piace
Ie Ine Smith
Marseille
Mimler
Isancdates
Baste
Havana Sees American Money Favored Over Local Coin
Dr W W Barnett reports Havana residents prefer American money to Cuban currency. He notes cigarmakers and tradesmen rely on U S coin, with many prices paid in dollars. He praises Havana as clean, orderly but criticizes limited ventilation in American style buildings and describes street sweeping, parks upkeep, and bustling tenements.
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Elgar
Hatsaim
Marett
Ema Athles
Americia
Carex
Mvny
United States
T Hese
Senih
Asheir
Lesevra
Prida
Macau
St la Gona
Pengle
Havana
Louer Court
Barnett
Megt
Sprekle
Mae Golatei
New York
Homeopaths Move West as Norfolk Convention Chooses City
The American Homeopaths Society held its annual convention in Norfolk today selecting Abilama City as the meeting site. Delegates voted to relocate westward, signaling a shift in regional focus for the group.
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Norwolk
Dune S
Ablahama City
Train wreck near Magee kills two hundred on freight line
A Pere Marquette line wreck near Magee, south of Laporte, injures and traps many passengers as a locomotive derailment sends eight cars into ditches. Rescue crews evacuate severely hurt workers and passengers with the most serious injuries noted in the forward cars.
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Laprete
Ind
Magee
Laporte
Chicega
Aide
Petnana
Thraman
Hie
Cme Womb
Trun
Wan Enowdlage
Minginewr
William McCann
Mramay
Jane Thagay
Sheckling
Post
J. Beunklirs
Citeago
Lakemith
Beulwen
Eile
Husali
Pere Marquette
Tran
City Gas Case to Be Heard Today
The final hearing of the injunction appeal of the Wort Wayne Gas Company will be held today before United States Judge Anderson in Fort Wayne. Mayor Hosey City Attorney Gay Colenek and Henry C. Faul with attorney J. M. Barratt will represent the Gas Company. Indiana officials and board members travel from Indianapolis. Judge Anderson will decide the gas company's claim to lay modern gas pipes for distributing artificial gas in the city.
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Wort Wayne Gas Company
Fort Wayne
United States
Andesen
Jadiagapalla
Hosey
Gay Colenek
Henry C. Faul
Attromey J
Die Cy
Dr Gross Honored by Indiana Pharmacists
Evansville Indiana July 20 The Tatiana Pharmaceutical Association named officers President Louis Tepe Evansville Vice President Fred J Goldman Elk Hart Second Vice President Fred I Miller Fort Wayne Secretary A Timberlake Indianapolis Treasurer F H Carter Indianapolis The convention will be at Lake Wawasee Ten men chosen for seats on the state pharmacy board include A Timberlake G W Wackuna M M Schwab B Weoeth W I Swaninger Arno Kanefel C1 Billet J J Sebuds A Sale and W H Fugues The awards committee gave first prize to Dr W O Gross and second prize to Leo Ellies for best panels on primary real before the convention.
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Evansville
Ind
Tatiana Pharmaceutical Association
Seciad Uie
Louis Tepe
Fred J. Goldman
Elkhart
Fred I. Miller
Fort. Wayne
A. Timberlake
Indianapolis
FL HS Carter
Inftiapupolis
Lake Wawae
Resomion
State Pharmacy Board
G. W. Wackaua
MM. C. Schwab
B. Weoeth
Fort Ware
Wo I
Swaninger
New Albany
Arno Kanefel
New Albans
Billet
Sheridan
J. J. Sebuds
Lafayetter
A. i. Sale
W. H. Fuges
Committee On
Bret Vite
Gross
Bert Warne
Leo Elies
South Bend
Valuable horse killed by lightning in Springfield township
A lightning strike killed a valuable mare in Springfield township yesterday morning near her calf. Assessors placed the animal's value at about 1700, noting property damage from the event but reporting no other injuries.
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Springfield Township
Frank Roger
Wholesale Saddle Manufacturers in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on June 20 the Wholesale Saddlery Manufacturers' association continued executive sessions a day after recent activities. Officers elected include President Red Walkie of Milwaukee, Vice President Ro Kirk Askew, and Treasurer Albert Kuhimay, with other names listed.
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Inouanapilis
Na- Hanal
Gigo Civlian
Aiana
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Sheepshead
Lola
France
Clemenceau
Tevolt
Jung
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Commoeretat Club
Dicketers
Itasting of Directore
Sort Wayne
Darwin F. Kingsley
NEW York Live Insurance Company
Concordia
Cuba
W. W. Barnett
DR. Gross
Indiana Pharmacists
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