Van Anda Paints An Immaculate Egg For Dayton
A chaotic report details Van Anda as the standout artist painting an immaculate egg for Dayton in a sports themed event. Players including Wayne, Galt, and Cameron are mentioned amid a tangled play by play with Vet teams and a squatted moment turning the game toward Myers’ plate.
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Jan
Wayton
Ubauplins
Anita
Ayeunie Fund
Vebt
Burt Wayne Witiit
Berlin Wavbns
Lopkis
Tims Ware
Fu Oren
Wayne Raut
Dush
Cogley
Eetie Brotite Sixt
Bint
van Allea
Igbod
Wielt
Galtieas
Chiens Wit
Cameron
Bigkelt
Myers
Dayton
Aes
I. B.A
Auinteran
Ahmed Ug Bagkert
T Ey
ALD
Kalen
Helden
Degnls
Ob Dayton
Wayne
Hiuita
Dennis
Mardy
van Anda
Pickett
Cooley
Jone
van and
Mack
Elkhart Bank Failure Case Exposed in Court Records
Fragmented OCR reveals a banking case involving George Stays Loses deposit of 600 dollars sent to a distant bank. Supreme Court action listed with names including George Biayl St. Joseph O. G. Huvored and Jostage G. Beat in an appellate context.
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Laila
Nomaks Gallet
Bever Grill
Adelsiens Fx
Viet Bcu Fox Whilete
Dbs
Elegienstt
Coergenuet Deel Lavan Cereretitvenk
Seul
Renner Suelgauen
Epuestt
Supreme Court
Othe
Supreme Amurt Leedsiy Teendell Palowee
Epladuas
Amyret Naliaial
Mighawagay
Georg Biayl
St. Joseph O. G
Montgomers
Earl Easamocudh
Fotlowhur
Mullan
Conyainy
Jostage G. Beatse Whitley
AMM
Beeabhite Wal
J. Heyy
Redgler
Miedatet
Denver
Evansville shuts out South Bend in lopsided game
Evansville defeated South Bend 8 to 0 in Evansville Ind. June. Evansville limited South Bend to four singles and piled up runs aided by Terre Haute errors. Grand Rapids and Terre Haute both had batting runs in later reports with varied scoring sequences. Umpires listed Higler and O'Connell in different notices.
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Evansville
Ind
South Bend
Evanssville
Ferrigs
South Ben
Old Kings Swelly
Rasant Tierman
Higler
Terre Haute
Grand Rapids
Terre Hautes
Terre Llane
Oytand Andrews
Ragan
Terre Haute Batteries
Ifi
Sng Curtis
O'Comnell
Wheeling Triumphs Over Springfield In Slugfest
Wheeling defeated Springfield 2 1 in a game marked by hits from McCombs Privy and others. Errors and late rallies influenced the score as Wheeling built an early lead and held on for the win amid a noisy crowd.
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Wheeling
We Va
McCombs
Priviy
Fea
Springfeld
Searivers
Ayn ‘Straniion
New INUIAKA Corporations Listed in State Records
Special to the Journal Gazette Indianapolis June 3 listing newly filed incorporations with secretary of state. Warsaw Investment Company Watch capital stock 10. Directors Edward B Smith James B Prager Louis B Chaplin and others. Fowler Company capital stock 20 directors Burret Hirzel Hiruel. German Telephone Company Cruigville Walks County capital stock 10. Directors Fedora John William H Barg er Alfred Abbott Walter Reed. Taleyor Oil Company Bicominetons capital stock 10. Directors A J Abwider William A Brissenden Pred Matthews. Van Buren Joint Stock Driving and Agricultural Association Van Buren Grant County capital stock 5. Directors Whittaker James Saxon George W Caublin Fred Z Drake A O Somers Henry Whitson.
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Journal Gazette
Indianapolis
Ind
Nave Oven
Jhe
Warsaw Investment Gompens
James B. Prager
Lou's B. Chaplin
Harry RK. Smith
Te. Gordon Rutter
Conrad Schade
William B. Weroth
Eni W. Conrad
Charles H. Stephenson
Charles H. Stephenson and ‘Edward ’, Kuhn
Fowler, Glote and
Mitten Company
Taleyor Oil Company
Bicominetons Capital
A. J Abwider
Wilham A. Brissenden
Pred Matthews
Robert F Jones
Lew’s. Field
Simeon C. Freeve
Peter Bowman
Charles Cartwright
van Buren
Driving and Agriculturs Association
Grant County
Capital
Whittaker
James Saxon
Geores W. Caublin
Fred Z. Drake
Somers
Henry Whilsentton
Boy Killed by a Fall Near Vera Cruz
A six year old adopted son of Mr and Mrs John Heitler died at his Vera Cruz area home from injuries suffered in a fall from a barn ladder a week earlier. His skull was fractured and his spine injured in the fall. The accident occurred Tuesday morning. The boy was east of Vera Cruz when the incident happened and the family reported the cause as a fall from a ladder.
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Journal-Gasatte Bluffton
John
WUSIC PUPILS RECITALS AT ST CATHERINE S
The ahysic pupils of St Catherine s academy present two recitals, senior in the afternoon and junior in the evening, with addresses praising music and urging continued study. Programs include works by Schumann Chopin and Bach, with papers on life work of composers, and analyses. A separate senior and junior program lists performances and readings.
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St. Catherine’s Academy
Academy
J. . Delusey
Snk
Anl
Liem
Brogran
waLirel Willy
Pall
Delauer
Augustine Dontenyi
Margaret de
Goyen
Batguiit
Suu Valse
Marik Marke Bening
Cyeelia Lenny
Yuleddy Belise
Jerome and
Trane
Marie McMullen
Sailor Changs
Helen
Marie Goodison
Sweet and Holyood
Cunsar
Helen Grier
Reluen
Nelle Rus
Fisher the Swallow Knight
Bertha Perians
William ‘Yeu
Ties and Rails for Interurban at New Haven
Fragmented OCR narrative reports on rapid construction of power station and traction lines around Fort Wayne. It notes distributed ties and rails along right of way, site preparations, and nearby officials visiting, with an expectation of work starting soon and possible operation next year.
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Port Wayne
Chetty
Bury Ways & Wet Task Wall Praction Company
Setter Dag Degen Teaueling
Mike Wiey
Dyer Deen
Slutigne
W. Sebel
Clinntt
Amg
Walter Chak
Rial
Chituge
Ae City
Siamens
Uae
Mit Beth Ha
Tar
Teagan Wlis
Szoi Ag
Aaywcayr
Fey
GR Hale
Meyers Constiiccion Company
Olkeagu
Fragmented 1910s Baseball Notes and City Scores
A jumbled, OCR damaged summary from the Indianapolis and Columbus baseball scene. Mentions teams such as Minneapolis, Columbus, and Kansas City with scattered scores and partial game notes, including battering highlights by Swo-bagger and Lye Tink and references to umpires Sullivan and Kit.
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Solaimbus
Davis
O'Brian
Colmbus Couby
Evans
Kompnills
Ie Ri Jr
Ie Bath
Atbehidange
St. Paul
Butterlez—Malat
Diyan Evans
Ae Sullivan
Sullivan and
Kit
Columbus Yee
Evening outdoor reading and gas lighted church social
Trinity M. E. church at North Calhoun street will hold an outdoor social this evening in the open space. The grounds will be illuminated with acetylene gas and attractively decorated. A half hour reading from the Journal Genevelle will be provided, with a note on wage earning prospects.
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Trinity M
North
Calhoun Streech
Many Narehmen Enter for American Handicap at Indianapolis
A stray garbled report notes numerous Narehmen as entrants for the American Handicap in Indianapolis. Mentions of winners from New York and reference to a Madison club suggest a racing event with unfamiliar names and unclear results.
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Iniianapolis
Indy
Dune
Lie Grand Anneciean
Eveyt
Wbor
New York City
UBS Nctepes
Atalay
Break for Liberty Ends With Local Capture in Richmond
A demented young man, Alringer, escaped from a hospital ward in the county and fled through Richmond streets. Sheriff Grice and a relative pursued, Alringer hid briefly beneath a sign and mud, then surrendered without resistance. He was booked for drunkenness. A bicycle and a wagon from local businesses were reported stolen recently.
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Ollie Abinger
Lakeside
Richmond
Sherif Grice
Alringer
Altinger
Wim
Deaths Novitsky and Navituky in local obituary notice
An obituary notices the deaths of Novitsky and Navituky at St Jurys biapical on Tuesday night after a surgical procedure. Ms. Novitsky lived in Montgomery for many years and is survived by family. The notice lists surviving relatives and details of the services and burial arrangements.
President Roosevelt Welcomed by Worcester and Williams College
President Roosevelt arrived in Worcester and later Williams College, greeted by students, faculty, and locals amid rain. A reception at Hopkins House followed, with trustees and college members meeting him, as crowds cheered and a formal welcome was extended. A disturbance involving a local woman occurred near the station, police involvement noted.
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Williamstown
Muse
Ane Howe
Williamg College
Ly Presidenk
Henry Saute
Opkins
Hopkins
Joma
Rece
College
Proultz
Shouts Down Despotism as Lodz Unrest Overtakes City
A Lodz demonstration against the government ended in deadly violence when dragoons opened fire on about 50 1 workers. Eighteen people were killed and 100 wounded as crowds fled in panic. The incident occurred June 21 as the protest unfolded.
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Lodz
Bluffton Denies Traction Franchise to Fort Wayne Line
Bluffton officials refuse to grant the Tort Wayne BluGfton Marion traction franchise for a public highway route into Bluffton. Local farmers lead a large delegation to court protesting the proposed line, while the commission signals no direct building action but the company plans to pursue private right of way.
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Journal-Gazettey
Bluffton
Sime
Wayne
Fort Wayne
Ten Thousand Turners March Through Indianapolis Streets
Ten thousand Turners marched through Indianapolis streets in a citywide welcome ceremony. City officials and North American Gymnastic Union leaders greeted the visitors amid bands, flags, and a late afternoon pyrotechnic display. Delegations from major cities across the country joined the parade, celebrating the German-American cultural event and amateur gymnastic societies gathered for the weeklong program.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Sobiterg
Thes Diaos
Boars Warrum
Terman Licher
North America Gymnastic Untorte
L Socles
North Ameren Gymnastic Union
Remdings
Eliéces
Hove
New York City
Philalvipia
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Cincinni
Covington
Newport
Buitule
Sgrise
Paterson
Bloomingdale
Sul Bagids
Kanees City
Fortie
Parade of Catholic Societies Opens Charity Fair
Opening night features booths and displays by Catholic societies, with community groups like the Kraenzschen and St Vincent's orphans, and various church women committees presenting drawn works, burnt wood, and needle crafts. Notable exhibits include President Lincoln painting, Bishop Alerding portrait, and a large Columbus sofa pillow centerpiece.
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Kurt Waysle
Kalghbeul Calumins
Bam
Mosk
Wayne
Fue
Duck Witt Mayer Wabay
Lau
Labteaga
Wes Tordavas
Las Grubentl
al “Phoilie Melati
Huury
Diveghott
Vincent
Asplante
Wittel
Charles Stvivburset
Asalits
Mike Agave Aments
Bos Claire
Leery
Lata Tarntay
Clivelius
SS Paul's Loolli
Pauline Rees
Mittchurch
Hugh Hogan
Mra BI X
Schuler
Yours Men's Sodality
Gathedral
Thomas
Quint
Larry Larry
Indies
Garland
St Vincent's Orphanage
Sind
Kraenzschen
Decrtur Peas Ple
Columbus
Mamie Deininger
Sisters of
St Agnes
Decatur
Elenora Forbing
May Berling
Stella Weinhoff
Herman Yager
Rose Geary
Mamie Detainger
Rose Forbing
K. of C
Reinelin
Alerding
Greven
Joseph
Sisters of Providence
St. Pateleh’s
Marys. Booth
Joseph Zurbach
Fragments From A Dated Page Incomplete Sale Notice
The readable fragments describe a sale of sofa pillows and items linked to St Meters Issebool, with reference to a Mrs. GO and a Miss Alive Ityaua. Mention touches on a club, a clued path, and preparing work for attendees. The text hints at an old store event and a public sale setting.
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St. Meter's Isebool
Stfell
Sulscind
Ak Losiehts
Goral Suler
Misk
Ityaua Citat Selpetions
K.ul G. Ghar Club
Goshen District Officers Meeting Notes Fragment
Fragmentary OCR item lists Goshen district officers and towns including Mishawaka Culver and Pierceton. Mentions a June convention for Mae district and names several individuals and secretaries, with uncertain spellings.
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Mishawaka
Juul
Prissy Tori
Christianyideavorers
Mae
St Fosmph
Sarslull
Gikchart
Kentensko
Tur Folluwith
Murderous assault mildy punished in trial
A jury heard the case of Hil Gostuan and Dan Kirke charged with murderous assault. The court found the defendants guilty, but imposed a mild punishment amid mixed reactions from onlookers at the courthouse.
Woqumen Elect Officers in Milwaudee Session
The Woqumen elect officers at Milwaudee session with most offices filled by incumbent candidates. Wentwauker Cae denied office. list of officers, camps and drill winners noted. Afternoon session adopted resolution to extend term of officers from two to three years, making the deal camp triennial.
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Milwaudee
Wit
Télay
Lisa Reidquenyy
Woosieh
Amerie
Wentwauker Cae
Sabot
Tricoli Net
Dav 2
Horn
Dav
Unyport
Law
Mai C. Wr Hawes
Hook Island
SMO Snyder
Mason City
Taye
Dole
Tole
Forester's
Grand Rapids
Mich
Kansay City
Merrill
Wis
Father Biedermann Appointed at Nix Station
Rev. FL J. Biedermann of this city is appointed to succeed Rev. Spengen at Nix Station in Whit ley county, while Rev. Spengen departs for Germany on indefinite leave. Biedermann has served as assistant pastor at St. Peter's church and oversaw parish audits during recent years. The Nix Stilton Catholic community is sizable and significant.
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Alerdingling
FL J. Biedermann
Nix
Whitley County
Spengen
Germany
Father Biedermann
St. Peter's Church
Kverdt
Nix Stilton
Daugherty Locates Relatives After Years Separated
Miss Vijete Daugherty, after days of searching, located relatives in Ohio and Washington area. She learned Mr Charles Stapleford, Mr John Baker of No 7 Live Station and another Mr Baker are her cousins. Her late grandmother Mrs Andrew Baker has been dead for some time. Her father and three sisters reside somewhere in Ohio, but she lacks their address. Previously a waitress in a Washington hotel and once said to have served congressmen Richard son and Hughes, she claims to have seen the first session opening of Congress.
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Vijete Taugherty
Charles Stapleford
John Baker
No. 7
Werdunt
Andrew Baker
Ohio
Washington, D.C
Richarison
Wd Hughes
Mr Dalman Shows Improvement After Paralysis
The condition of Mr John Dalman, stricken by paralysis yesterday, was much improved last night. He regained consciousness and the eyes tracked the doctor’s movements. Dr J A claims the main difficulty is weakness from a long illness, but the patient has a good chance to recover. Journal-Gazettes Want Ads, bring results.
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John Dalman
J. A. In
Datt
Berry Cafe Announces Fine Dinner at Berry Street
Moritz announces an unusually fine dinner for 25 cents at the Berry Cafe located 114 Weat Berry street. Dinner served daily from 11 to 2. Bill of fare for today remains to be announced.
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Moritz
Berry Cafe
Weat Berry Street
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