Fort Wayne Journal debates street railway extensions plan
The Fort Wayne Journal discusses the Nelson offer from Northern Traction to build a city railway under a Braneh, with $5000 deposit to guarantee performance. Officials weigh extending service to outlying districts against current traction firms and redhead fare incentives amid ongoing labor tension and food delivery fears.
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Nelson
Northern Traction Company
Branchis
Port Wayne Traction Company
Clitons
Redhead
Bnelfew
Rehan
Pubie Works
Hag
Avery
Nelon
Counell
Attr
Warlel
Aged author dead in Norpolk Connecticut
William Neindrit Lat formerly of New York and father of Malycon Daye and others, died at his summer home here today at eighty years. The condition of Mrs John W. Haye yesterday showed improvement.
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Norpolk
Conn
Willian Neindrit Lat
York
Migsaummer
Sisiaisty
John W. Haydey
Coronation Crand Dinner Hosts World Monarchies
London hosts a grand coronation dinner attended by colonial premiers and senior royals. Royal and colonial figures mingle as bands play, while crowds overwhelm streets and transit systems in festive London.
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London
Thte von Wir
Ulwitrel Sual Qedta Alsmden
Baetinghien
Ore Caarewlteh Af Russh
Loteden
Eivam
Nes
Hnes
Prince's SUSY Day in London as Royal Family Receives Guests
In London on November 4 the prince and his family received guests at Victoria station with a formal reception and floral arrangements. The last guest was the Crarewitch of Rilsgla arriving via Ruggeian Imperial yacht at Gravesend.
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London
Wince of Wales
Roy Miteats
Tondun
Victoria Station
Crarewitch
Rilsgla
Gravesend
Pugs Shine in Coronation Fight as McFadden Falls
In Donwon on June 2, Kid Meirut den of San Francisco defeated English challenger Jordan in the fifteenth round at the National Sporting Arena. MeFadden was floored in the twelfth but recovered. Jordan appeared favored on points but suffered a knockout. Joe Walcott fought Went to a decision for the welterweight title. attendance was small amid betting on Walcott.
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Donwon
Kid" Meitutden
San Francisco
Jordan
Dow
Attar Tia Dovdan
Mekarden
McFadden
Peleres
AP Hs
Joe Walcott
Corona
Tommy Went
Brooklyn
Western Union Ousted on January 1
In Iwuladoemia on June 2g, negotiations conclude with Postal Telestarh taking control from Western Union. The Pennsylvania Railroad will seize trunk lines and mines by January 1, with contracts signed for allied firms. Officials in New York know little of the details as contracts expire in three to four years.
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Western Union
Iwuladelpmia
Toomorrow
Postal Telestarh Company
Vaniaralaad
Rh Western Union
Westerns Union
Pennsylvania Trail Rowl
Vntal
Emph Company
WW. A
Linker
Sevlera
New York
Iraai
Andy
Republicans cite war policy during Philippines debate
Washington heard a rowdy congressional session with Dems slating the administration over wartime actions in the Philippines while Republicans argued for prosecution and cited Confederate prisoner camp deaths. Speakers included Mahon, Richardson, Neville, and Burnett, with figures from Bunton’s 1864 records. The session adjourned to 11 PM.
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Philippines
Andersonville
Richardson
Ofiver
Mat
Norti
Mr. Manon
Lough Aacin
Wichardson
Mr. Richardson
Nevelle
Dentre
Her Wan
Mahon
Trartlalt
Qroyvenor
Mahou
Charlie A. Dann
Apm
Secr Tacy Bunton
Inene Federale Ptirons
Moses
Glbkon
Rep
Tenn
Neville
Dem Neb
Burnett
Don
AKL
Panes
Dem
Zowor
MD. AG
Lomerrow
Senate Debates Omnibus Territorial Bill in Washington
In Washington on June 24, Mr. Quay of Pennsylvania moved to discharge the committee of territories from further consideration of the omnibus territorial bill admitting Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona as states. Mr. Leveridge Indiana said the measure will be taken up next session due to insufficient time. No action followed. Much of the session covered Indian affairs and the Cherokee Chickasaw convention ratification.
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Washington
Quay
Pennsylvania
Committee of Territories
Furth
Omnibus
Olahome
New Mexico
Arizona
Wathall
Leveridge
Indiana
President Vetoes Deserter Charge Action in Civil War Record
Washington June 23 President Toprevelt sent to the house a veto regarding removing the desertion charge from Ephraim H Callion's Civil War record. The War Department confirms the desertion entry should remain. Also noted was a court filing by Rugerio B Smith seeking 100000 with several named defendants including Glarios A Wilding and Cearis W W at security.
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Washington
Toprevelt
Ephraim H. Callion
Tennessee
War Department
Councilman Charges Bribery Sparks City Hall Turmoil
Cleveland June 23 Meeting of the city council erupts as Councilman Kohl claims a $2000 payment was a partial bribe for opposing East Ohio Gas franchise amendments. Dr F Daykin is detained after a late night confrontation as police seek confessions.
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Cleveland
Ity Council
Kohl
East Ohip
Johinson
F. Daykin
Imykin
Ohio
Ty 1 Slamdaed Oidinh
Unis City
Daykin
Central
Counterfeit Bill Case Tied to Local Bank Incident
Henry McCrayen, a former employee at a railroad, was arrested on a charge of passing counterfeit money. A ten dollar bill was refused at Hamilton National Bank after attempts to change it led to a money trail involving McCrossen and a Nickel Plate agent. Preliminary hearing set for Thursday. held for jail.
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Crayeen
Oho
MoKel Tata Railroad
McGrousen
Hamiltton National Bank
William. Hamilton
Hamilton National Bank
McCrossen
Ruling Limits Practice for New York Lawyers in New Jersey
In New Jersey the vice chancellor barred New York lawyers from practicing and ordered Jersey lawyers not to help. the ruling follows a decision by Supreme Court Justice Gummere in Trenton. The aim is to curb foreign lawyers who, it says, confuse New Jersey clients who suffer as a result.
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New York
Pitney
Jersey City
Supreme Court
Gummere
Pottery Plants Consolidated In Big Pittsburgh Deal
June 23 report that six leading whiteware potteries have formed a new national company to be named American Pottery Company with 5,000,000 capital. Col John N Taylor of Basra Liverpool will preside with J Aaron of Pittsburgh as vice president. Participants include Knowles Jar Knowles Homer Laughlin McNeill Taylor Lee & Smith Edwin Knowles and Harker Pottery. Jana Tarbor Mrs Barney Fitzpatrick and daughter May travel to Altoona for a relative’s wedding then plan a Washington visit.
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Pittsburg
Roby
American Pottery Company
John N. Taylor
Basl
Liverpool
G.0
J. Aaron
Knowles, Jar & Knowles Company
Homer Laughlin China Company
1. E. McNeill Pottery Company
Taylor Lee & Smith Company
Edwin M. Knowles China Company
The
Harkir Pottery Company
Jana Tarbor
Barney ‘Pitzpatrick
Daugtter
Altoona
Hey
Washington
Confiscating Coal Shipments Sparks Indiana Alarm
Indiana miners and operators report railroads confiscating coal for weeks to secure fuel, risking a statewide work stoppage. Officials say cars are blocked, hindering shipments to manufacturers, dealers, and mines, with fear of a general strike if unloading and car supply do not improve.
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Indiana
Wort
Tliois
Indianapolis
Inditna
Sust
Boyle
Indiana Miters
Ama
Ural Charribogis Ane
Ute Railhindt
Wmtil
Wendy Te
Gomk
Gem
Uhlir
Fae
Vandalia
Brazil
Beeleyuile
Lang
Bevlayville
Rathea
Terre Haute
United States
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Oparatere
Boyle Anl
W.D. Yan “How
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Fragmentary notice reads like a theater or event teaser about tickets and a location. It mentions a show or performance and a likely deadline around a Thursday in July. Named terms are garbled. key details are unreadable.
Ministerial Meeting Dinner and Lectures at Hotel
Members of the ministry and their wives attended a formal dinner at a hotel followed by a program of lectures. The Rev. AL PR Me Mhin was chosen as Lentmaster, with talks including theology and philosophy by several ministers.
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Venta
Gastras Admiont Teast
AL PR
Trev
Th. Willing
Pheies
Tey
Ea. Mutseman
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