Strikers and Breakers Clash Near Bass Works
A small riot between pickets and strike breakers near Bass Works resulted in four men arrested: Gus Sonenberg Otto Flake J. Youngs and Charles Garrett, all held at $50 bonds. The clash occurred at the Hayden and Hanna street corner, no one injured. Two strike breakers fled, no revolvers found. Police sergeant and officers contained the scene. another man faces charges for drunkenness and indecent conduct after allegedly throwing a bottle through a window at Bass Works. A separate street fight on South Hanna involved throwing a rock at 172 Lafayette Street, with the assailant escaping before police arrived.
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Bass Sworks
Strikyng Mulders
Ward
Gus Soopenberg
Otto Flake
J. 2. Youngs
Charles Garrett
Cleveland
Henry Harkenrider
Tass
Btn
Taat Ptht
Patriimen Goexletn
Major
Iten
Hace
Peter Buse
Iaat
South Hanna Street
Lafayette Street
Gas Franchise Fight Ends In Standstill At City Hall
Mayor Holds Firm As conference on Fort Wayne Gas Light dispute ends with no agreement. Officials discuss pricing, court opinions, and the city’s duty to wind up company affairs. Key figures include Mr Paul and Judge Anderson, with threats of appeal to the US Supreme Court if rates prove unsatisfactory.
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Peter
Itr
Phargett
Chenogar
Pebbe
Pant
Fanl
Coterickere
Anderson
Pat Company
Hla
Warcott
Paul
Leviot
Company
United States Subpreme Court
Str
Dresing
Schwartz
Krosius
Thua
Hosty
Mayer
Fort Wayne Gas Light Company
Port Wayne Gav Light funding fuels contention in transit deal
A garbled report describes a power and fuel supply dispute involving the Ford Warne Gas Light company, the city, and a bid to sell holdings. It notes claims that franchising must favor the public and accuses a rival of pressuring the city to concede further terms, with Indianapolis mentioned in reference.
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Port Wayne Gav
Walenowesy
Gis Company
Ford Warne Gas Light Company
Jade Niferson
Tudee Anderson
Circle Swing Returns to Robison Park After 10 Day Rehab
The circle swing at Robison park resumes operation today after a 10 day downtime this season. Local Amusement Contractor Everet O Merion and partners from Zimmerly Electric, Rolf Meekie, and Charlo Myere assisted in finishing the setup for riders to enjoy the whirling cars again.
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Robison Park
Everet
O. Merion
Amusement Contrasting Company
Il C. Behlandrom
Zimmerly Plectric Company
James Teil
Rolf Meekie Company
Charlo Myere Taat Night
Peter Pan Triumphs In 15000 Tidal Stakes at Aqueduct
Peter Pan, acclaimed champion, won the $15,000 Tidal Stakes at Aqueduct by four lengths. Vides pum finished second with a strong stretch run, while Arrlte faded just as the field narrowed. The card included six furlongs races with Myinee Ham and a sequence of noted runners across the program.
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New York
Jan Peter Pan
Agitusampion Tyrokl
Farette
Ett Gonally
Ono Debe
Autter
Klegy Desta Ih Ta
Agent
Tinet
Zevtuw
Prince Tlamphin
Miri
Colinet
Local youths arrested for drunkenness after circus crowd row
Report describes several intoxicated young men seen near Rolisan Park and at the circus grounds. Arrests were made as a result of disorderly actions and drunkenness. others sought to flee, while sheriff officials investigated a separate incident involving a man identified as Peter Kase.
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Yamg
Thismas Dorman
Charles Vamdrews
Rolisan Park
Ann Vouk
Avethy Kiely
Wiljeers
Dickson
Spiliner Yester
Peter Kase
No. 2
Pamyptras
Grice
I. S. No
Waren
Kaselusko
Mergentheim's Hats and City Rail Plan Mentioned
Fragmented OCR notes describe a hats yield sale at Mergentheim's 704 Calhoun Street opposite the courthouse and outline a proposed double tracked electric railway from Winona to Fort Wayne. The record mentions negotiations between Miam town citizens and the Winuga Fret directors and references a sixty six feet wide alignment.
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Plererion Record
Miah Town
T Ie
Winuga Fret, Wayne Electric Railway
Ts de* Alrmis
Steirisys
Winona
Fort Wayne
Conaimiet
Evliro
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Praised by Easton Woman
Mrs Charles Barnes of Easton Maryland reports a cure for indigestion and weakness after months of suffering using Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. She says it strengthened her, improved digestion, and plans to continue use. The ad extols malt whiskey as a safe medicinal tonic and urges verification of authenticity with the Old Chemist mark.
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Charles Barnes
Easton, Md
Duffy
Dutty
Iain
Easton
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
Plan to secure right of way sparks Tarmera dissent
A fragmentary report indicates a plan to obtain a right of way through Inoda faces opposition from the Tarmera people who, while willing to discuss, do not want to concede any access and resist eyeing a possibly costly compromise.
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Reocord
What 18 Correct in the Master of Fans
A fragmented antique fashion piece describes eighteen types of fans and their uses. It notes that an up-to-date woman must have a variety for different occasions, detailing fabrics, decorations, and styles such as feather, silk, paper, and jeweled fans.
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Master OF Fans
Willy Dewees
Dieter
Wanted rooms with or without board for base foundry workers
Advertises for accommodations near the base foundry. Wanted for skilled mechanics working at Base Foundry and Machine Co. Offers guaranteed accounts if space can be provided. Requests contact by telephone at Bell 193 or Home 6193 through Bass Foundry and Machine Co.
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Base Foundry
Bass Foundry & Machine CO
Bell
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