Indiana Bankers Meet After 400 Attend First Session
The Thirteenth annual Indiana Bankers association convention opened with 400 attendees in Anthony hall. Debates centered on postal savings banks and deposit guarantees. Leaders including Charles McCulloch of Hamilton National Bank spoke on ensuring deposits while Andrew Smith of Indianapolis summarized the union's stance. The day included speeches, a prayer, and a welcome address, setting the tone for the convention.
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Indiana Bankers’ Association
Baranet
Anthony Hit
Charles McCulloch
Hamilton National Bank of
Thin City
Boohtel
Elkhart County Trust Company
Moanin
W. PF. Breets
D. Ne Forter
J. H. Mon
Andrew Smith
Indianapolis
Manay
Pontal Savihea
McCulloch Appeals for Guaranteed Deposits at Convention
Hamilton National Bank attorney Rles McCulloch argues for guaranteeing bank deposits in a convention address. He recalls long service in Indiana banking and frames the issue as a duty to safeguard deposits, describing his own history with the State Bank and early career aspects. Continued on page 2, column 2.
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Charles McCulloch
Hamilton National Bank
Weltottte
McCulloch
Fort Wayne
Pie State Tank
Indiana
Messanger
Teller
Industrial Edition Set for Sunday Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
The Journal Gazette announces a dedicated industrial edition due Sunday June 27. After weeks of preparation the edition will showcase Fort Wayne's commercial and residential advantages with about 20 000 copies circulating. Early copies will be given priority.
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Journal-Gazette
Fort Wayne
Pierceton Man Demands Receiver for Grocery
WarSaw Indiana June court suit filed by John Gallur against Monroe Dill in a Pierce ton partnership dispute over a general merchandise firm. Plaintiff alleges prior indebtedness by the partner and undisclosed deals before formation, with stock transfers and a mortgage dispute. land title issues and claims against Dill and his wife.
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Kist
Warsaw
Ind
Joni Gallur
Monroe Dil
Dil Failor
Grogemant General Merchaniz
Pleeceton
Sulior
Saya
Pierceton
Eine
J. B. Whitehead Retires From Indianapolase Press Agency
June 22 reports J B Whitehead leaves the American Press Association after a long tenure as chief figure in advertising and publicity for out-of-town publishers. The note expresses deep regret from colleagues and notes his severed connection with the agency.
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American Preea Association
Indianapolas
Whitehead
American Press Association
Fran da Tadldin
Chitor
Ic New
Mice
Wil
E-Briec
Aentloe
Traction Line Financed in Wells County Report
A damaged 1910s style note reports Wells County financing a traction line with about 220000 dollars in stock and plans for construction hearings next week. It mentions a bond or stock issuance, local residents, and anticipated meetings to discuss the project financing and route.
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Wells County
Local lieutenant home from navy
Trent J Wilman of the Staten Island shipyard returned home after a one month vacation with relatives and friends. The officer was ordered home after the Navy’s commission was dissolved and the government to go with the formal officer has been commanded. The vessel left service in June at Puget Sound and Wilman hastened home without delay. He recently served with setue in Lena Bay during rifle practice.
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Trent
Wilman
Staten Nave
Wilaya
Navalo
Fornl
Thia
Puget Boundary Yard
Willon
Tina
Se Tue
Lena Bay
Medical Society objects to health certificates for questionable resorts
The Allen County Medical Society adopted a resolution condemning issuing health certificates to women at Fort Wayne area resorts. After a committee investigation the society ruled it unethical for physicians to provide such certificates, citing that some certificates were used amid questionable marriages. The resolution was announced at a renwar meeting on Tuesday evening. The item is followed by notes on a separate meeting of Allen County gardeners.
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Ahan
Fort Whyne
Meeting OF Gardeners OF
Allen County
Gardeners
Strode] Hall
East Main Street
Wd. C. Grindel
RF. D
H. C. Hookin
A. F. of L
J. Ft. Humphrey
International Association of No Workers
At & P.m. Jat Stradd Hall
American Society of Equity
The
Farmers’, Union
Allen
Cherished Souvenir From Fore Wayne Printing Co
A fragment describes a vest pocketbook with tickets and coupons for a banquet and club events. It notes the relic originated from Fore Wayne Printing Company and manager Wilding. The text is garbled but centers on a keepsake item containing car tickets and event access.
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Tarax
Wayne
Wilding
Seventeen Die in Mine Disaster in Pennsylvania
Gas ignition in Lackawanna coal mine No 4 caused a deadly explosion. Foreign workers dominated the dead as rescuers used oxygen to reach entombed miners, with twelve bodies recovered by late afternoon and five more found later. Volunteers attempted to enter the shaft amid chaos at Wehrum, with Italians among the trapped and injured.
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Wehrum
Lackawanna Cal and Coke Company
Serentech
Toryd Theerles
Hinstie
Kan
Raneg
Johnson
Jotngon
Min
Bodiva
Storm Visits South Wayne Fort Wayne Lightning Strikes Cause Damage
A severe wind and storm hit South Wayne Fort Wayne near noon Wednesday with lightning striking two trees and causing property damage. Several residents, including Mrs. Fred Tite and Mr. Bulz, suffered minor injuries or dizziness, while homes on Cathoun Street and Abbott Street saw damage from wind and fallen branches amid heavy rain and sultry skies.
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Fort Wayne
Grinten
South Wayne
Jwlad
Dataze
Vais
Tarrenta
Atresia
Mra Ered Tite
Tiutz Reydenen
Harrison Street
Ifa Bo
Bulz
Uma Ane
Amon
Houck
South
Wayne
Abbott Street
Franklin Avenue
C. Bwelkaer
Edward Dicey MIA musician on missing list
Edward Dicey, musician at the Majestic Airdome, remains missing with police unable to locate him since the report. Described as industrious with no known bad habits, his disappearance has caused concern among friends and colleagues in Ringac, Me Major venues, and Temple clubs where he played before vanishing.
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Edward Dicey
Majestic Airdome
Dicey
Husielans Une Sons
Avorry
Temple
Een
Ringac
Nine Tourists Drown at Killarney Tragedy Reported
A disaster at Killarney claims nine tourists as drowning incidents overwhelm boats and shoreline. Authorities investigate causes while four more visitors suffer injuries and are treated. The incident underscores dangerous seas and crowded excursion boats in high season.
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Killarney
Senate Votes on Lumber and Pineapples Tariffs
Washington reports a swift Senate session passing the lumber schedule with a $1 per thousand rate, rejecting a lower rate and approving a broader reduction later. Pineapples prompted a heated clash with Florida and Maryland senators arguing higher duties, and the panel backed a Dinglay law adjustment to 7 cents per pound and $7 per thousand. The day closed with crime news from New York as Chong Sing nears capture in the Sigel murder case, while Chinatown missions face pressure over volunteer conduct.
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Washington
Senate
Ald Fleh
McCumber
Trev
Northwest
Frog Lumber
North ‘Dakotas
Mm Awade
Nes
House
Senate’ Committee On Finance
Maryland
Mither
Republican Party
Manes
Mombara
Concordia College Students Leaving in Mass Exodus
A fragmented report notes a mass departure of Concordia College students with many planning to return next September. The text mentions graduation and preparation for seminary study at St Louis, though details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Concordia College
Atudentn
At. Lyuts
Sworn Statement of Circulation May 1 to May 31 1909 Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
The sworn statement of circulation for the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette covers the period May 1 to May 31, 1909. It confirms an average circulation figure of 6,579 copies and is signed by Circulation Manager W. H. Moynihan and Oscar G. Forlinghe. The document is sworn before a public official with the commission expiration noted.
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THE
Fort Wayne. Journal-Gaze
Port Wayne
Journal-Gazette
WH. Moxnihan
M. H. Moynipan
Oscar G. Forlinghe
Wasary Purlic Car Commission
Weather forecast for Indiana and D C thursday and friday
The Washington forecast lists thunder showers for Indiana with a Thursday through Friday spread. Thursday looks eastward with partly cloudy to cloudy skies in the north portion and possible showers, while a moderate south to southwest wind develops later.
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Washington, D. C
Indiana
Ila
Moderte
Search for Ling Here in City Spotlighting Missing Chinaman
Police in the city are on the lookout for Leon Sing known as Willem Ti Leon a Chinese resident connected to the Dent of Disio Bigot. New York authorities sent a mug shot and minute description asking for Chung Sin as a material witness while officers patrol railroad stations and Chinese quarters seeking the man and others resembling him.
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New York
Leon Sing
Disio Bigot
Filxo
Tha Mrvent
Chung Sin
Ft In
Theucht Tha Toon Bing
Willem Ti
Leon
Chisia
Jncal Chinen
Uie
New York Police At Sea Over Ling Murder Case
New York police and the district attorney offered conflicting statements about Leon Ling the Chinese suspect in the murder of Risie Sige and the examination of Ling's former roommate Ching Sin Leen Line. The case drew fresh confusion as investigators pressed for clarity while public reports remained uncertain and unverified.
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New York
Lie
Leon Ling
Risie Sige
Ching Sin
Leen Line
Quan Vick Nat
Leon Eer at Sigel Home After Missing Girl Case
Weary search continues across the county for a girl or her mother linked to a Sigel home case. Lieutenant Midrath of the One Hundred Fifty-second Street station stated the suspect had actually worked near the home and the man claimed the girl or mother was at the aunt’s residence. Leon was at the station to claim his clothes found at 100 Worth Avenue.
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Leon Eer
Sigel
Voller
Leon Catty
Wadaworth Avenue
Fort Wayne Murder Trial Opens in Columbia City
Trial against John B Scott of Fort Wayne begins in Columbia City with Prosecutor Thomas contending Scott provoked Thornton and used a revolver after a tavern quarrel. Defense argues self defense as Scott faced Welch and Thornton, with witnesses detailing the saloon confrontation and escape routes.
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Fort Wayne
Columbia
Briet
Columbia City
Ind
John B.scot
Walter Thomnton
Scott
Thornton
Thwrnton
Keeee
Welch
Alan
Beste
Selzel
Dis Pacano
Swift
Thomas
Erorick Minda
Fee
Thornston
Trmee¢vick
Caroline Thornton
Thomar
Tuleda
Charles Lenz
Ing
Finehison
Main Streets
Eelock
Wr. McNagny
Harrison Street
Nicholas Leraine
Scott Saloon
Lohla
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Anthony Hotel
iTrust Company Section
Ooltek
J. R. Worts
Bedford
Henry B. Mater
Chartes McCulloch
Rles McCulloch Advocharles Tes Guarantee Fund
Hurenton
National Bank
Monroe Dill
J. B. Whitehead
Kit New Bureau
Lovers & Conna Interurial
NAVY
Medical Society
Pennsylvania
Amimals
Storm
Tenland
Juno
Boul Uval
Elsie Sigel
Somaie
Aldrich
Amsterdam
N. FE
Chone Sing
William Leon
New York City
Biele Sigel
Franz Sigel
Thie Taon
Chong
Sing
Puy Sigel
Chu Gila
Mian
Kine Sigel
Jisin Sigel
Chinatown
Sen Nt
Ling
Sie Sigel
Scotty
Fense
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