Roosevelt Plans Immediate Canal Digging Commission To Isthmus
President approves lock type canal and orders commission to begin work at the Isthmus. Taft and Shonts express pleasure as Senate vote favors the lock plan. The Panama voyage is arranged with Chief Engineer Stevens and commission members aboard the Panama.
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Washington
Jones
Chalman Shonts
Stevens
Unites States Senate
Senate
Wade
Tyne
Taft
Bhonts
Canal Consuladion
Shonts
Taft and
Degan
Ita
Panama
New York
Commisslonera
City of Richmond to Meet Competition in Light Plant Upgrades
Richmond Indiana June 21 the board of public works announced new contracts for the electric light plant to General Electric Westinghouse and Sterling Beiler companies totaling about 40060. The Richmond Light Heat and Power company vows a vigorous campaign to buy the plant and pursue extensive improvements, aiming for lower rates and broader service.
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Richmond
Ind
Board of Public Works Today
General Electric Company
Westinghouse Company
Sterling Beiler Company
Richmond Light, Heat and Power
Cis
Jis
Mises
Celal
Engineer Weber Favors Huntington Shops Move
Engineer H L Wener of the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction reports to General Manager C. Emmons that Huntington is a better shop location than Fort Wayne. He argues Huntington is better placed, moving costs would be about 26 dollars, and 30,000 dollars here could equip a shop there, while 100,000 would not match the value.
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BD. Emmons
H. Ll. Wener
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
Huntington
Fort Wayne
Huntington Ietter
Receiver Appointed for Fort Wayne Gas Company Insolvent
Henry C. Paul of Fort Wayne was named receiver by Judge Anderson in Indianapolis for the Fort Wayne Gas Company amid a Central Trust Company of New York suit seeking foreclosure. The bond issue of 2 million dollars secured by a mortgage on the company’s Allen and surrounding counties property is in default since late 1890, with unpaid interest totaling about 80 thousand dollars. The court action aims to halt asset disposal and foreclose on the mortgage, while the gas company faces foreclosure risk and legal battles over rates and operation.
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Indianapolis
Henry C. Paul
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Gas Company
Anderson
Feveral Court
Central Trust. Company
New York
Fort Ways Gas Company
Just
Allen, Wells
Blackford
Jay
Grant
Delaware
Madison
Iat
Corpiny Ia Tny
Fort Wayne Gas Com
Fort Wayne Gase Might Company
Salamonie Mini Fog and Gas Company
Three Men Arrested in Wire Theft Ring at Huntington
Three youths were arrested in Huntington on charges of stealing copper wire from the Fort Wayne and Warsaw Valley Traction company. They confessed and implicated others, with authorities estimating a fifteen‑man gang may be involved. Detectives had been on the case for some time and the arrests tonight conclude a long investigation.
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Joveniblatortes
Huntington
Ind
Bort Wayne & Wabuak Valley Traction Company
Hardy
Pet de Metives
Srresta
Labor Goes Into Politics In Washington Assembly
The executive council of the American Federation of Labor discussed forming a committee to influence politics and aid anti opponents in the Spltwvalkoan Mantlon. The meeting noted a tentative plan to appoint a representative to organize the effort and to prevent a stalemate in the camps.
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Washington
Waalan
Armerietn Fideration
Washington Shoal
Fort Wayne High School Commencement Largest Class in History
The Fort Wayne High School held its forty second annual commencement last evening in the auditorium. Fourty-four graduates, thirty three women and twenty one men, received diplomas as the audience heard a notable address by Hon. Thomas St. Marshall of Columbia City. He contrasted book learning with true education and urged use of knowledge to benefit society. The speaker warned that many educated individuals fail to apply principles, stressing the need for teachers who inspire life in learning. The ceremony opened with orchestral music and a prayer, and the crowd included parents and friends.
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Fort Wayne
Relvke
Thymnay St. Marshall
Columbia City
Mirehill
Marshall Yaid
Galiles
Tixtle
Simon
Jonah
Tha
Ives
Ronadentos
Howerge
W. Pers
Anid
Lowing
Revolution in Russia mutiny and bloodshed reported
Reports from St Petersburg describe mutiny within a regiment after soldiers killed a colonel who refused to release companions. Two soldiers were arrested, mutiny spread, and firing occurred as authorities seek to restore order. Minister of Marine urged mutineers to return to duty amid widespread unrest.
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Aan
Minister of Marine Appeals
Litera
ST. Petersburg
Sevetopol
Ryagan
Clas
Krenogatak 14 Inopante
Marine Ukaietem
Gronstadt
Snotlora
Weather forecast for Michigan Ohio and Indiana
Forecast for Friday and Saturday calls for fair conditions in western Lower Michigan with showers in the east Friday and fair by Saturday. Ohio expects showers and thunderstorms along Lake Erie with a dry trend inland, winds turning from fresh southwest to brisk northwest. Indiana and Illinois show Friday showers, then generally fair Saturday with brisk winds.
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Washington
Lower Michigan
Ohio
Lake Erie
Indiant
Arnold
North Portion
Liquor Seller Vic Tim of Dynamiters Martingvilga
Fragmentary OCR reports a liquor seller linked to Dynamiters in Martingville with unclear names and dates. The text mentions a prosecutor and a return to Martingville, suggesting a legal action or investigation amid unsettled settlement changes and possible public notices.
Northern Indiana Editors Annual Meeting at Winona Lake
Northern Indiana editors gathered for the annual meeting at Winona Lake with a concert and reception. A reception and program followed, hosted by publisher guests of the Wirsow News and coordinated by the Rochester Saye nel. Local attendance included prominent figures and a planned discussion on editorial matters scheduled for tomorrow.
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Winona Lake
Pontine
Plians
Ringling Circus Arrives in City for Parade and Shows
The Ringling Bros circus trains arrived in the city at 3 am from Muncie and are unloading for a parade through downtown at 10:30 am. Admission ranges 15 and 25 cents with a central ticket office at Woodworth drug store for quick purchases. The program features 975 performers, 200 animals, and elaborate European-stage scenery, with 2,600 centimenters of set pieces and 800 performers in grand tableaux.
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Ritelng Bros. Virets
Lake Brig Road
Muncie
Woodworth Drug Store
Ringling
Europe
Dagen
Micelieux
Crown Prince Captures Crowd at Royal Ceremony
The Crown Prince Olaf is to be anointed in a ceremony at the cathedral with Haakon and Queen present. Four thousand guests expected as the royal procession proceeds with traditional rites and a formal blessing. Young Crown Prince Olaf earlier wandered near a palace window, waving to cheering crowds before being returned by his nurse.
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Iin Haakon
Manic
Hoon
Sind
Norway
Oscar
Sweden
Haakon
Hanlon
Michiel of
Rissty
Olaf
Cate
Pie
Heart Wash After Injury Claims McCartney Recovery
A damaged report states a man was treated after an injury where particles entered the wound and damaged the heart. Surgeons removed the organ portion and replaced it. Doctors note McCartney is expected to recover from the injuries.
Food adulteration hearings reveal dangerous household items
Washington hearings expose canned foods honey and dyes tainting common groceries. Witnesses accuse packages of adulteration including coffee with sawdust, cherries dyed with marine dye, and meat preservatives. Mann warns of unsafe foods and urges uniform pure food laws.
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Washington
Cartter
New York
Mason
Mann
Hue Committee
Inter
Maan
Manu
Mochaid
Dave
Mie Mann
Mim Mane
Mubn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Matordes
Mr. Mint
Incendiary Sets Another Barn Fire Prompting City Debate
June 2 report from Tid notes repeated arson attacks on farm barns with a council meeting discussing impeachment of Mayor Edwin Lidaman. Firefighters battled a blaze described as costly, with damages pegged around 505 and a large loss to property. Officials, including ANN Atreat and The MUA Wak, faced mounting challenges amid the turmoil.
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Cauvell
Edwin Lidaman
Judes Plety
Cleentt
Goure
Couch
Cathering Benaman
Ann
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Erin
Moreh
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Cheyer
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Aetainer
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Ringling Circus
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