Lutherans Dedicate Corner Stone in Fort Wayne Church
A large crowd gathered yesterday for the laying of the foundation stone of a new Lutherans church in Fort Wayne. Dr. Dorn of Concordia College delivered the sermon, praising faith and outlining Christ as the cornerstone, with Rev. Lange conducting prayers and offerings to reduce the church’s debt. The ceremony featured readings, hymns, and substantial donations from attendees and local pastors.
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Devontly
Fort Warne
Jong Leaches
Concordia College
August Lange
Concordia Congregation
Fort Wayne
Oiniaus Church
Gongardla College
Ehorch
Rome
Earth
Dorn
Iles
Ispiravion
Thorgfore
God
God the Son
Dr. Dorn
Lange
Huther
Cott
Leroy Wright Signs Remonstrance Against Liquor License
Leroy Wright, a farmer, signed a remonstrance against an intoxicating liquor license application with neighbors, then withdrew. He later faced social backlash and financial loss totaling about $150 after a quarrel over cattle. Wright became temporarily deranged due to the incident.
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Leroy Wright
Coste
Havela
Journal-Gizetted
q.Wwoon
Liver Wright
Pershing Describes Bold Lake Lanao Moro Battle
Captain John J. Pershing recounts the Lake Lanao action in the Philippines where American forces breached Moro fortifications and overran the position. He praises bravery, notes heavy resistance, and credits Generals Doyle and Summer with crucial support in the victory.
Tax exemption costs New York City twelve million
New York faces a yearly loss of twelve million dollars due to tax exemptions on large properties. President Well? of the department of axes announces that the tax relief benefits the city and federal government, with churches and charitable institutions also included in the exempt class.
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NW York
Jane
United States
Rov
Indiana Without a Governor A Strange Weekend Absence
The Indianapolis Sentinel reports Indiana faced a brief gubernatorial vacancy as Governor Mia Durbin left the state and Lieut Governor Gilbert held authority. Gilbert attended a meeting of the world’s fair commission, then returned home Saturday evening after the unusual situation.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Aid Mia
Durbin
En Reute
Yollowstone Park
Gihort
Loulé
World’s Fair Commission
Gilbert
Meeting of Catholic Societies in Indiana
The annual meeting of the American Federation of Catholic Sodetttes of Indiana is held here. Anthony Maure of Cincinnati delivered the principal address as delegates arrive from nearly every county in the state.
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Indernalolas
Ind
American Féderation of Catholic ‘Sodlettes
Indiana
Anthony Maure
Cincinnati
Hanna and Herrick deny pursuit of vice presidency
Senator M A Hanna declares he will not seek or accept the vice presidency even if nominated and would decline. Myron T Herrick also says his aim is governor of Ohio and opposes any vice presidential pursuit as untimely. He notes political pressure can alter views but rejects forced nomination.
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Cleveland
Loxluy
M. A. Hanna
Vic
White House
Goloast
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Herrick
Roosevelt
Hannaha
Benatar Manna
Supreme Court Intervenes in Rail and Telegraph Feud
The U S Supreme Court has blocked the Pennsylvania Railroad from interfering with Western Union Telegraph lines. A Baltimore date notes the court’s injunction, pending final decision, affecting the Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington line and telegraph operations along the railroad.
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Baltimore
United States Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Railroad
Western Union Telegraph Immany
Jidse Mor
United States Circuit Court
Western Union Telegraph Company
Atkeney
Isadur Raynor
Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington Railroad
United States
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Railvodt
Rayner
Washington
Brunferd
Psylvania Railroad
Inter
Western Dnion Telegraph Company
Jines
Court ‘of Appeals
PTE
Philadelyphix
United Staten
Prominent St Louis Man Kills Himself
Northrop, a prominent St Louis man and former secretary general neonatologist of the American company, shot himself in the back of the head about 8:90 am. He left a widow and one child. His wife and daughter Nancy, seven, are in Allegheny City. A brother Reed Northrop is in Europe. Remains go to Philadelphia for interment with his wife’s parents. Before marriage he married Miss Wingel of Philadelphia.
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Universal Brotherhood of Man
Mara
United States
Gor
Ure
Moro
Lke
Doyle
Generge Summer Croud
Contec
STL
1LOUIS
Sandford Northrop
Nth
Pnd Gereral Neonatgor Altho American
Teyfrigeratoe Transl
Clauty Kennerly
Republic Railway Appligne Company
George Gould
Nortiney
Aude Kennerly
Lid Trond
Serious Wreck Near Point Reyes Claims Multiple Lives
A North Shore railroad collision one mile south of Point Reyes today killed Michael Kirk of San Francisco and added B A Roman founder of Overland Monthly to the dead. Supreme Justice Adgelotyl among about six injured. Initial reports vary with some indicating seventeen injured.
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San Francisco
Calogue
North Shore Railroad
Point Reyes
Michael Kirk
Supreme Justice
Adgelotyl
B.A. Roman
Overland Monthly
Fccident
Ural
New Building Dedication At Kneipp Sanitarium
A large crowd gathered in Fort Wayne and nearby areas for the dedication of the new Kneipp Sanitarium. Bishop Alerding presided at the ceremony, with Rev Aturnut Sel fort and numerous clergy officiating and delivering sermons. After services, attendees toured the new facility as a fine granite setting along the lakeshore was enjoyed in ideal weather.
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Hallinghen
New
Weding
Kneipp
Indiana
Aturnut Selfort
G. PE
Donsoph's College
Tlahop Alerding
Fork Wayne
Offeinting
Angus Selfurt
Ray
Benedict
Boghner
Tery Dress
Pps
Maringtein
Lhe Tro
Bint Jay
Rome
Lake Shore
Vert
Wayne
American Locomotives Prove Superior in London Report
A London report on recently shipped American locomotives finds Neilson and Baldwin engines cheaper to run. The study shows they use less coal per mile and require far less oil over the same distance than British engines, indicating overall lower operating costs.
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London
Pennsylvania
Neilson
Seatech
Severe Nebraska and Missouri wind hail storms cause damage
Eastern and central Nebraska reports severe wind and hail with destroyed buildings and damaged crops from Hastings to Milford and Beaver Crossing. A farmer near Glykes rendered dead by lightning. Missouri area also reports strong storms with orchards stripped and property damage.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Hastings
Hall
Milford
Beaver Crossing
Glyskes
Melville Crawford
Will Ask Pardon for Charles Dunn
Counsel for the defendant will make another effort in his behalf as a last resort after the Supreme Court's decision. The defense seeks clemency for Charles Dunn, arguing the private rights affected by the case and urging the court to grant a pardon or commute the sentence.
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Charles Dunn
Tack in Huntington Boys Name and Medical Case
A historical clipping describes a boy in Huntington with a medical condition involving a lung or throat issue. Dr. W. Tr Nevk conducts an X ray examination revealing a foreign object in the neck region and discusses potential risks. The report notes few similar cases and contemplates treatment outcomes and complications.
Textile Strikers Admit Defeat and Return to Work
Textile workers in Lowell vote to end the strike with most delegates agreeing to return to their jobs. The meeting, held after weeks of disruption, discussed machinery and work resumes as managers consider how to restart production given market conditions.
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Lowell
Muse
Cornell
Manly
Onde
Biler
Willi S. Sithworth
Seare
Lee
Carnival Week Opens Tonight at League Park
A festive week begins as the Eagles' carnival arrives in northern Indiana. Joseph Ferari and Francis Pera lead Ferari Bros Carnival from Peoria with over 22 000 admissions last Saturday. The grounds are being prepared with lighting, flooring, and arches to welcome crowds tonight at 7 o'clock.
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Ilg Eagles
League Park
Joseph Ferari Ani
Francis Pera
Ferari Bros. Carnival Company
Wabash
Peoria
Weelock
Indiana
Iai
Nugr
Toft
Lamber
Pik
Calhoun Street
Kam NiMinger
Raids Net Indictments At Loagansport Pool Hall
Loganport police raided a gambling room in broad daylight arresting four men on four grand jury indictments for operating a pool hall and gambling. Titus Jon and others faced larceny charges. Oscar Tus and others for keeping selling to minors and related offenses. Captain Folly’s clothing was torn in the raid.
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Logansport
Ind
Jung Li
Peter B. Teas Wat
Joli McGinlay
William Ward
Larcany
Oscar ‘Tus
Sandling
Jus Deitsche
Henry Heiber
Hubert Kreuseberger
Hquora
Wife killed and buried her husband in Washington
Pomeroy, Wash, June 21 Amanda De Lartigue confessed to killing her husband on Sept 23, 1902 with an ax and burying him in the front yard of their farm. Abe remains were found recently, the woman claimed the act after a struggle in which she was threatened and struck first.
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Pomeroy, Wash
Amanda de Lartigue
Abe
T Heir Farm
Here
Lial de Lartigue
Arm Breaks In Friendly City Scuffle
A scuffle between Dr Robinson and Mr George Rinmer in Clay and Male street laboring on a wet night ended with Mr Blemer sustaining a broken arm. Police were alerted as the fight appeared to be a misjudged wrestling gesture between the two men. Sergeant Harkenvider investigated and found the injury resulted from an accidental clash during a supposedly friendly scuffle. Advertising posters for a local car show circulated in the city.
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Bayan
Pandapatan
Shin Foet
Sarrentor
Trere
Kamplian
Kris
Canale
Moros
Bes
Singerie Battle
Jbindred
Fiy
Robinson
George Rinmer
Clay
Malesktere
Blemer
Daulor
Harkenvider
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New Gon
Cordia Church
Captain Pershing
New York City
Meeting OF Catholic Societies
Hanna
Pennsylvania Company
Louis Man
Eagles
Alerding
Kneisp
Sepaira
Alinevive
Guy Oly
St. John's Day
Church of Christ
B. W. Allen
Atlee
Liberty Iamwatel
Huntington Boys
W. Tr Nevk
Beck
Philadelphia
Srst
Buty. Tum, & Bailey
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