Fort Wayne News Mix of Local Notes and Banking Data
The Fort Wayne Journal and Gazette notes summer visitors and urges citizens to welcome strangers. It reports Uncle Mark Hanna declining any nomination and hints at political plans for Colonel Herrick and Hank. The comptroller of the currency says May saw 47 new national banks, 18 primary incorporations, with 25 under lower capital rules.
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Mark Hanna
Tim
Colonel Herrick
Hank
Tony Wera
Banky Arid
Tla Eid el Miu
Matador
Nationa
Still Another Postal Scandal Hints at Political Ties
The Washington Post reports a sprawling postal inquiry involving post officials amid alleged push by California interests. It highlights suspected improprieties in a device contract, with claims that Congressman Lond influenced use of new letter-tracking equipment for the San Francisco post.
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Washington
Clyawhore
United Aare
Loud
Congress
Bristow Tx
Calfornia Portal
San Francisco
California
Post
Lond
House Post Office Committee
Unpaid Bills Spark Debate Over Device Contract
During a Washington visit Mr Loud pressed for payment of contracts and articles furnished on government terms. The charge alleges that about $45,000 of a $105.00 deficiency in free delivery service arose from purchases of the device in question, with Machen facing charges.
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Washington
Loud
Uke Post
Machen
Captain Ewen Quits Kentucky After Murder Case Threats
Captain J. Ewen, key witness in the Jackson murder trio with Jett and White, left Lexington for a secret destination after learning of a plot to assassinate him. Rumors of interference with justice in the Marcum case circulate as his safety and that of his cohorts are in question.
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Lexington
J. Ewen
Jett and
White
J. B. Marcum
Jackeon
Ewen
Jackson
Marcum
Folk files test case against Ryan in St. Louis court
Circuit Attorney Folk filed an information in the criminal division against John J. Ryan a turf investment promoter charging him with grand larceny This test case aims to set a precedent for similar charges against other turf investment men The case notes Ryan was previously indicted on embezzlement charges which did not stand and the judge found Ryan's relationship with his patron similar to a banker.
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ST. Louis
Folk
Circuit Court
John J. Ryan
Ryan
Utrf
Alies
Dudge Ryan
Night rail disaster near Santa Fe kills dozens
A head on collision between a work train and a freight near Santa Fe New Mexico leaves many dead. A second freight section rear ended the wreck shortly after. A relief train was dispatched to the scene.
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Denvir
Colo
Spiceial
Albuquurque
N. M
Pews
Une Sante Fe
Walt
Bishop Bonacum Lacks Power to Close Gates of Heaven
The Lincoln Nebraska district court ruled Bishop Bonacum cannot excommunicate Father William Murphy and barred him from disturbing Murphy's parish duties or church property. The decision stems from ten years of suits in which Murphy has prevailed in all cases.
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Lincoln
Bonacum
Diocede of
Lingeln
William Murphy
Sombergen
Tha Prigtt
Honwcum
Father Murphy
National AViolusion Reports Growth at Grand Rapids Meeting
Retail furniture dealers organization meets in Hotel PanUind banquet room as Charles A. Brockaway of New York hails progress over the year. Secretary R. G. Alexander of Boston cites membership exceeding 2,000.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Aveiolusion
Fry Case Again Venued Goes to DeKalb
The case of Henry Fry involving Fort Wayne Gas Company was sent to Wells county for change of venue and then moved to DeKalb county. Fry was involved in an explosion incident that killed several men at Eckart packing.
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Henry Fry
Fort Wayne Gas Company
Wells County
DeKalb County
Fry
Eckart
Bricker Captures Four Foot Snake In Exhibition
Yesterday afternoon John Bricker a liveryman on E Columbia Street saw a snake crawling at the iron bars of his office window. He captured it alive and has it on exhibition. The snake measures about four feet in length.
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John Bricker
E. Colimbia
Republicans Back Clean Democratic Mayor Hope in Indianapolis
Indianapolis dispatch details a stormy race for mayor as Republicans hint at supporting a clean Democratic nominee. Democrats claim James E. McCullough or John W. Holtzman lead, with factions forming, while Keach urges turnout to back a candidate likely to win.
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Indianapolis
Sid
Keath Torday
Ety Committee
Shipbuilding case opens in U S District Court Trenton
June 22 in Trenton New Jersey United States District Court began arguments in the application of Relaw R Conklin and others for the appointment of a receiver for the United States Shipbuilding Company Judge Kirkpatrick presided with extensive counsel on both sides. Woolman spoke detailing alleged stock and collateral interests tied to Bethlehem plant Schwab. The company denied insolvency asserting funds and bonds would cover obligations and that promoter was John W Young not Nixon or Schwab. Western freight agent Warner and Pennsylvnia solicitor Downs from Chicago attended.
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Trenton
N. J
United States Strout Court
Tadao Kirkepatrick
R. Conklin
Otters
United States Shipbuilding Company
R. V. Lindabury
Henry Woolman
Henry Untermeyer
Shipbuilding Company
Charley, Corbin
Robert ‘i H. McCarter
Charles C.deming
Woolmi
Thax
Woolman
Charles M. Schwa
Bethulehem
Honda
Kirkpatrick
Bethlehem
Schwab
Denier
Statens
Nixon
John W. Young
Angry mob burns NE crime suspect at stake near Wilmington
A mob estimated at four thousand gathered near Price's Corner and stormed the Wilmington Workhouse to seize and lynch George White, accused of murdering Miss Helen S. Bishop. After breaching the jail, White was dragged to a stake, bound, doused with oil, and burned as gunfire and chaos erupted. Police failed to stop the mob, and many fled as dawn approached.
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Wilmington
Mason and Dixon
George BP
Helen S. Bishop
Price's Corner
Sonce
Giarde
Shamel
Mah
Yrivat
Lorches
White
Labor Strikes Prompt Return To Work In Cities
Labor news reports four hundred workers returning to jobs after strikes tied to unions in Pittsburgh and other cities. Arbitration talks stalled as freight handlers in Kansas City refuse railroad mediation, affecting nearly ten thousand workers and ongoing building operations.
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Pattsburg
Atene Trens” Uions
Pitsburg
Allen Bony
Toonlant
Wee Tor
Kansas
City
Mudge Aiken Stricken By Illness In Family Alarm
Exsutto John H. Aiken has been seriously ill for several days. What began as a minor ailment escalated into typhoid pneumonia symptoms. Friends and family are greatly alarmed by the rapid change and uncertain prognosis.
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John H.’ Aiken
Legal dispute over railroad lease and stockholder rights
A New York court hearings center on the Metropole Street Railway lease to the Urban Street Railway and Isidore Wormer's bid to annul it. Judge Scott finds granting the figure would confuse stockholders and values, noting no clear moral wrongdoing by leaders while weighing consent and ownership interests.
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New York
Jung
Scott
Supreme Court
Mediuy
SBIL
Isidore Wormer
Metropaltant Street Railway Company
Del
C. Whitney
Mr. Ryn
RoDenbeck's Ad Highlights Hair Care Shampoos
An old ad promotes scalp health with shampoos as indispensable. It emphasizes giving customers the best products at Rodenbeck's located at 1004 Calhoun Street, Lau Block.
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Ayers
Narace
Rodenbeck's
Calhoun Strees
Lau Block
Coal train runs away in Spokane injures three
A Great Northern coal train of sixty cars ran beyond its engineer's control and drifted into Spokane early this morning. It jumped the track on Davison street tearing down buildings. three people were badly hurt and one missing. Fire cited. several structures damaged.
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Spokane
Wash
Great Northern
Davison Street
Ming
NAMES SEVEN NEW CARDINALS ROMA
The Vatican announced seven new cardinals including MGR. FISCHER MGR. TALTANI MGR. CAVICCHIONI MGR. AJUTI MGR. NOCELLA MGR. KATSCHTHALDGR and MOST REVEREND HOPARO Y ES LINOSA plus transfers among senior church figures.
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Sacred College
Ralaing
Mgr
Fischer
Cologne
Taltani
Pananogelo
Vienna
Cavicchioni
Congregation of the Council
Ajuti
Aneio
Lis ‘Bon
Nocella
Conalatorial Congregation
Katschthaldgr
Salzburg
Austria
Hoparo Y Eslinosa
Valencia
Se ‘Rafind Vanoutell
Frascati
Porto Santa An Aina
Satolli
Santa Maria
Arafaci
Rome
Cardinal Apgiardi
Propominda
Chiesa Nella Velne
al Iahey
Marther Robert Seton
Jersey City
Citar Areni Belop
Tlatiopolis
Jealous Youth Throws Vitriol at Ada Student
A pharmacy student at Ada Normal University was struck by vitriol thrown by a jealous youth in Van Wert. Authorities say jealousy likely motivated the assault, with witnesses describing panic as the incident stirred town residents and raised concerns about student safety.
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van Wert
Ada
F.C. Laawhead
Ada Normal University
Lawhead Ie Terelthy
Viet Ty Yar
Child Injured Falling From Sight Chair
Three year old Cayl Rosenberger, son of Mr and Mrs J Rosenberger of 444 Wal- Inia street, fell from a high belt yesterday afternoon and injured the right forearm while browsing items at Dallas i Groen's Arcade.
Rural Delivery Change in Indianapolis
Postmaster Payne writes of rearranging rural free delivery divisions to reduce the size of the division and improve efficiency. He notes the Cincinnati division could be better secured, while no general change in the department’s policy is planned.
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Indianapolts
Ener Payne
Pepyeae
Haylie Ahadowas
Jilly Otter
Daklog
Indtayay
Adaing
New Distillery Planned for Terre Haute
At Terre Haute on June 22 a contract for immediate equipment of a new distillery was signed, opposing the Distilling Company of America. The builders, the Commercial Distilling Company of Terre Haute, consist of seven firms that have led the United States Spirits association.
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Incinnatt
Contfael
Toay
Tarre Haute
Muri
Distitling Company of America
Commercial
Terre Hite
United States
Rural Mail at Warren
Washington June 23 A rural free delivery carrier at Warren was appointed. Frank Soviler was named as mail carrier for the town. The appointment reflects ongoing staffing for rural routes and the efficiency of service improvements in Warren.
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Warren
Washington
Int
Frank Soviler
Bona Fide Closing Out Sale At Fort Wayne Jewelry
Thousands flock to a Fort Wayne closing out sale offering jewels at deep discounts. Watches, rings, silver pieces, cut glass, and various items are marked well below value with prices from $1.25 to $4.00 on many articles.
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Fort Wayne
Ladiow
Gore
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Arcade Jeweltr
Dikals
Bricker
Roosevelt
Kaiser
Andrewm DB
Berlin
Germmany
Saye Ldmpirdr Willanail
Romedwell Rose May
Bockwalter
Keach
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W. Mr. Warner
General Western Freight
A. H. Downs
Western Indight
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Ligbey
Peter Smith
Ald
FEU
Hue
Interpro
Vollles
Rurode Dry Goods Co
Labor News OF the Day
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Tork
Sumuel Parks
Merl Tren
Lour Walikhig
Die Kates
Housesmithand Bridgemen's Union
Losmith
Preaidynt
Mudge Aiken
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Monroe Pike
Attornay
de Balen
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Wilaita
NEW York Traction
Tate
Rom
Pont
New Cardinale
Angle
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Terre Haute
W. 5. Kinney
J. L. Sievert
Calhoun ST
Disti Tigeling Company of America
F. H. Bohne & Bro
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