Transcontinental travel and safety notes from early rail era
A Fort Wayne Journal article fragment discusses early long distance rail travel and safety rules. It cites advice on not traveling alone for girls under sixteen and warns against allowing strangers to explain timetable details. The piece reflects era concerns about passenger conduct and parental responsibility in rail travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keates
Pilin
Pacific
Canetti
Prins Gutinenth
Gil
Confort
Isla Formu
Ohapacona
Labour ranks express satisfaction with administration
A covenanted note states that organized labor is more than satisfied with the administration as a sign of stable labor relations and policy support. The brief emphasizes broad approval from labor unions and allied groups.
President Wilson and the trust crackdown public stance
The piece portrays President Wilson defending antitrust actions and denouncing monopolies. It notes support from organized labor and the American Federation of Labor, arguing for regulation to protect the public welfare and curb powerful interests shaping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hue Hause
Wilson
Varios
Dileria
Mir
Compora Saya
Mamnfaet
Wile Souie Regi
Mies
Dave
Tim
Penatury
Bowie
Hemseordon
Eeelorting
Vpalin
Apiatina
America
Seurlosa
Wilvanimalst
Congress
Hue
Ameria
Lin Ie Uulic
House of Representatives
American Federation of Labor
Han
Talks on thrift and bankers association item title
Thrift discussions and bankers association notes seem garbled. The readable fragments reference saving and industry earnings but lack coherent details or named entities. The piece appears to be a stray OCR fragment with partial phrases about thrift, banking groups, and industry earnings.
Undue Pressure On Children For Mental Development Urged
The piece condemns undue pressure in forcing mental growth of schoolchildren, warning strenuous long workouts and passive classroom hours harm health. It argues children six to ten should not endure five hour daily confinement and excessive exertion, urging humane development and outdoor activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aod
Unclear Soldiers Pensions and War Costs Highlighted
Fragmentary New York item details Uncle Sam loyalty to soldiers including pension figures and war costs. Mentions pension counts, appropriations, and congressional tests with references to dates and figures, though content is garbled and hard to parse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
OLW AT TWENTY Return of Youth with Proper Food
A fragmented letter discusses youth and aging with emphasis on proper diet. The writer notes digestion improvements from certain foods and mentions various names and places in a garbled, OCR like text. The passage references a new letter and claims authenticity and public interest.
Postoffice ruling clears Fort Wayne service impact
A confusing mockup text notes a new ruling not affecting Fort Wayne post office operations. It mentions carriers and receipts with weather and monthly totals, implying continued service despite changes. The fragment references Aly and Angus and a June issue, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Pesterday
Forder Wan
Liphig
Aly
Angus
Comimbia Chey Trial Hears of Beluga Wine Tie
The report describes a Monday night scene with Butterman and others in a tavern where Chey faced a fatal rumor and a docket list. Witnesses include Colina and Den ibd ailehirn Roe. Fort Wayne Oil & Supply Co. is named in the vicinity with references to East Columbia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterman
Miu Yonta
Colina
Chey
Fort Wayne Oil & Supply Co
East
Columbia Street
Lads Arrive in Orient After Long Ocean Crossing
Columbia City youths travel from Seattle by rail and ship, enduring a 4000 mile journey to reach Orient. They lodge at a camp with Mays Dyer and Phillip Tatton while plans to enter the East unfold. Their return home is coordinated through Paul and the accompanying wife in Seattle and Casper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colembia City
Ciorwer
Mex
Chiurseer
Max
Mays Dyer
Phillip Tatton
Keres
Orientil
Weil
Paul
Tel
Seattle
Casper
Columbia City Presbyterians Picnic at Congregation Tent
The Presbyterians of Columbia City plan a Friday picnic with food and aid provisions. Volunteers organize vehicles, shelter, and care for attendees in a community gathering at the tent site.
Columbia City to Pave Alleys In Seventeen Blocks
City plans to pave many alleys over seventeen blocks this season beginning next week. The project, authorized by officials, will be let for bids as contractors seek to improve drainage and access. Revenue and schedule details are pending approval from the city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Colembia
Pune
Ely Cunnei
Amd
William
Kineinger
Te Eoumel
Kinkinger
Divorce Case Filed In Whitley Circuit Court
A divorce case is filed in Whitley Circuit Court by Pollmbor Chpy claiming cruelty and desertion. The petition names Amanda Heleulaunch as the wife and cites alleged harsh treatment and abandonment during the marriage. The document references procedural details and parties, with as yet unresolved or dismissed counts and questions about property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitley
Pollmbor Chpy
Dane Si Omer
TloRenbaneh
Tia
Atkorneya
McNagny & McNaggny
Amanda
Eruelty Saya
Bin
Mair Fioliver
Imac
Payne News Way Systl and Dramatic Arts at Moers Theatre
A garbled report describes a May festival event at the Moers Theatre. It mentions attendees including Miss Greene and Miss Cant, with references to a dramatic and musical program and a dedication or memorial at a cemetery. The text lists several names and a sequence of performances, implying a community cultural gathering with local figures in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AuUn
Kali
Roel
Moers
Catn
Hike
Dramatic Andandes
Sandorfal
Atner
Weitl
Mise Greene
Cletns
Bettie
Ter Grinner
Andy Liew
Ana
Maior
Pane
SLO
Burt
Ins Ieee Nillurk
Ak Laity
WWE Howey
Plate
Caturlens
Eady
Columbia City Estate Heirs Settle Out Of Coat
Court records show Columbia City estate heirs plan to settle out of court. Mehers of the estate, led by Dane 2-Jolm Thalfrieh, withdraw a prior separation claim and agree to a special provision for one heir. Eight heirs will share proceeds from an 110 acre tract of land in a bands of aduxehold particles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City Estate
Comimaia
Jolm Thalfrieh
Helfrieh
Menagny
Tas
Weenue
There is Nothing Like a Trip to Yellowstone Park
An advertisement extols Yellowstone Park as unmatched for vacationers. It describes daily tours with special weekly conductors on the Burlington Chicago route, offering route maps and a brochure about Yellowstone and the Mississippi Valley. The copy promises no obligation and free planning assistance from a B&O agent in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Alma
Hegumenees-Fh
Yletur
Burlington C
Be & Q
Patty
KaUle
Tony
Yellystone Park
Missiscippi Valley
Tal Cary
B&o. RH
W. Jackson Bivd
Chicago
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Mike
Gini
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Japan
New York
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Miron
Pierivi
Diane
Uwe
Shy
Dverdnar
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Tram
Penglon
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Penlon
Jerethy
Onaton
Mina
Clint
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Indy
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Orient
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Shine
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