City News Highlights from Night Rail and Debuts
Ar Kansas City report: S Knight left for Pittsburg on business, Moe Thomas Keenan returns from Buffalo exposition. Forty to fifty Killtrackt Singing Society members depart for Gaffalo for saengerfest. Mrs Ohler, Springfield township, placed in Richmond asylum. R Henning, Philippines veteran, returns home. Fort Wayne group expected today. Nellie Lawson astonishes Trinity Lutheran with arias From Creation and Una voce poco fa planned at Mulqueen’s hall audition. New class forming Wednesday for Mad Von Weber audition details. Central musical event invites the public to attend.
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S. Knight
Pittsburg
Am Moe Thomas Keenan
Buffalo Exposition
Killtrackt Singing Society
Fenner
Fort Wayne
Nellie Lawson
Hayden
Trinity Lutheram Church
Miss Lawson
Madam von Weber
Saville
Mulqueen’s
Schmitz Black
Notable Epigrams Of Wisdom And Warnings From Madison
A collection of traditional maxims and adages attributed to various sources. The verses touch on thrift, self reliance, education, temperance, and social conduct, with notes on moral duties and practical wisdom for daily life.
Second Hand Organs Audition At Mulqueen Hall
The Everett piano man Guy Conklin at 156 Calhoun Street opposite the Cathedral invites Madam Von Weber to attend an eight o'clock audition tonight in Mulqueen's Hall Schmitz block.
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Madam “von Weber
Mulqueen
Schmitz
Guy Conklin
Everett
Calhoun St. Opp
Madam von Weber
European and American Ways Observed by Fort Wayne Traveler
Mr W H Dreier returns from a five month Europe tour and notes Europeans favor a slower, steadier pace in business while Americans boast quicker, more hurried methods. He praises European calm and contrasts it with American hustle, calling for a balanced approach. He found European department stores largely similar to American practice though some contrast in style.
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W.H. Deeler
Europe
Journal-Gagette
Dreler
Louis Fer
Fort Wayne
United States
Euros
Toledo Sunday Tours to Toledo by WAHKASH Summer Bus
The WAHKASH Summer Sunday Tours start June in Toledo. The train leaves at 7:26 a.m. Sundays and arrives Toledo 10:45 a.m. Return departs Toledo at 7:30 p.m., reaching Fort Wayne at 11:00 p.m. Nine hours to enjoy Toledo attractions this summer. Telephone No. 6 for details.
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Toledo
Ledo
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Telephone Men Open Muncie Headquarters
Fort Wayne parties who aim to install an independent telephone system in Muncie have opened headquarters in the Johnson block and will be represented at the city council meeting. Officials expect no action at the upcoming Monday night session, though a formal ordinance may be discussed.
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Muncit
Muncin
Fort Wayne
Monly to loan. On renal estate or pers oned security.
Fragmentary legal notice states a loan or security involve real estate or personal property. Names or exact terms are unclear, but the item appears to reference a financial action, lien, or security interest with unspecified parties.
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JOM
Pple
Fy Dou Vlacic
Rural Life and Local Business Highlights in Fort Wayne
A Journal Gazette report notes shifts in country life as farmers adopt buggies over wagons for special occasions, and quotes dealers F C Puttam and J M Kane on vehicle demand. John H Welch & Sons relocate to Calhoun Street with a large roofing shop, while L Brames & Lori Hay Duet expands Clay Street bottling works. Packard representatives visit San Francisco Portland and Seattle, and Packard’s Fort Wayne market grows. An admirer praises the Journal Gazette as a bustling, up to date Fort Wayne newspaper with strong advertiser support.
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Cash Miller
Tong
F. C. Puttam
L. Brames
Lori Hay Duet
Clay Street
John B Brame
Central States
W.d. Kettler
Journal Gazette
Fort Wayne
What Successful Men Say of Advertising
A collection of quotes from business leaders on advertising value and strategy. Notable views from Nath C. Power, John Wanamaker, Horace Greeley, and others emphasize continuous, well managed advertising as prosperity, customer reach, and trade growth.
Lehigh Valley Railroad Stopover to Buffalo to New York
Advertises comfortable trips offered by Lehigh Valley Railroad with through tickets to New York and Philadelphia, stopover allowed at Buffalo, emphasizing scenic travel and convenient connections for travelers heading to major eastern destinations.
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New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
Buffalo
Phildelphia Viattifs Inc
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Agend
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Townsend
East Columbia Street
L.O. Hull
Calhoun Street
Union Underwear
P. G.kuttner
Sapolio
City News
Weluch i Draia
Elazy
Notaire
Noblust of
Hun
Madison C. Peter
Thau
Wong
Meyer Bros. Co
Reliable Druggists
Across the Water
Mr. W.H. Dreier
Velock
Dra
Siwiith
Easton
Schmitz Diocelli
Will Demonas
Creiats
Onsen Binong
MONLY
Business Review
J. M. Kane
Journal-Gazette
John H.welch & Sons
Welch
Hick’ Hotel
A. 3
Yona
Packard Works
Packard
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Powers Tn
Nath' C. Powerer
Boston
Ottumwa, Tn
Courier
Fred J. Macey
Grind Rapids
Cambridge, Mass
Newana
Pers
John Wanamaker
Horace Greeley
Chester
Evening News
Rosteums
Nath' C. Fowler, Ar. Boaton
Amr
Plen
Blue Serge
Menter, Rosenbloom & Co
C. C. Schlatter & Co
Morrow
Eclipac Manufacturing Co
Eimirs
Ibaa
Per
Clomues
Frandeas
A Kreier & Bro
Ares
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