Journal Gazette Daily Offerings and Local News Bits
Fort Wayne residents and northern Indiana readers are urged to mail daily issues of The Journal Gazette at no extra cost while away on vacation. Notices describe delivery to cottages and hotels, with Mr Roy Heist as contact for arrangements. Also included are assorted editorials and political notes from Washington to Pennsylvania, and local university remarks on municipal ownership and regulation.
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The Pole Tax Petition Letter to the Gazette
A reader named MERCHANT asks the Gazette to publish the pole tax amounts and whether collection occurs. He claims a mayor is away and offers to provide details later. Dated Wart Wave, Tod June 24.
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Bérgbot
Hone
Merchant
Tod
Western Writers Meet Opens In Winona For Sixteenth Convention
The Western Writers Association held its sixteenth annual convention in Winona Indiana starting with a reception this evening. A business session is planned for tomorrow morning followed by the formal program of addresses and papers on literary topics.
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Winona
Indo
Menberg
Western Association of Writers
Murnings
The Healer’s Claim to Demonstrate Power Tonight
A fragmentary transcription describes a supposed healer offering a public demonstration of curing diseases within Schultz Block offices rooms 4 5 and 6. The speaker touts powers to diagnose and treat illnesses without touch or words, inviting broad attendance and promising a free event. The text references European and American contexts and mentions professional Rose De Brely Smith and Mr Rog in speculative production of the show.
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Anthony
Europe
Kawlon
Loum Abbey
de Brely Smith
Minule
How to Avoid Trouble with Chamberlain's Medicine
An urging notice promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a must have for families. It claims the medicine is universally acclaimed and suitable for both children and adults, advising readers to procure now to avoid late night trips to town during summer or busy seasons. It insists every family should own this medicine and notes it is sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Changes in School Staff and High School Site Proposal
Miss Grace Woodward appointed clerk and librarian replacing Miss Greer. Mr Montgomery Hamilton offers his property for a new high school site. Several staff changes follow, including Mr Labial law boot fitter and Mr Harmilton overseeing discussions. Trustees consider Lewle and Tart 410 as the ground for the site while financial terms are debated.
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SAYS BRYAN IS SINCERE IN IOWA CAMPAIGN
New York June 4 reports Stone of Missouri visiting his old campaign headquarters. He says Bryan will not seek a third nomination while denying involvement with any third party movement. The statement touches on Silver, ownership, and party dynamics amid campaign speculation.
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Stone
Missouri
Hoffman Tunse
Shiryan
Stucete
Police News: Avwelio Ringa Arrest and Confusing Incident
Avwelio Ringa was reported to have involved in a strange confrontation at Convey. She was arrested by Une Vitisbig and taken to the station. Witnesses described her as distressed and limited details remain about the alleged crime or motive.
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Aden
Perro
Saul
Hatton
Halle Street
Virginia Flood Devastates Town Amid Rising Waters
Reports detail a catastrophic flood in Elkhorn Valley with hundreds of homes swept away. Authorities rush supplies to Keystone and Bluefield areas as tracks, bridges, and buildings collapse. dozens feared drowned and families disrupted.
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Abe Hood
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Norfolk and Western eyes reopening after flood damage
Roanoke June 24 reports General Manager Jolson of the Norfolk and Western says city residents were largely safe and property losses near Elkhorn amount to about 300000 dollars. The railroad expects to reopen its track and trestles for traffic once flood repairs are complete, possibly by Wednesday if no more storms occur.
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Lightning Strikes Ashland Wis Tobacco Factory. 5000 Damages
An electrical storm in Ashland Wisconsin caused extensive damage to the Ashland Cigara nt Tobacco Main stery, with losses estimated at 5000. Thirty employees were affected while A. Johnson, a resident, was struck by lightning while holding her baby. the child survived.
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Ashland Cigarant Tobacco
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la Joe
State Aid for Sufferers in Roanoke Areas
A Chelston West Virginia message states Colonel Dom Hewitt, Bramwell attorney, directed by the state secretary to lead relief in affected districts in the absence of the governor. National Guard units have been ordered to Lougetat and nearby routes. railroad lines and wagon transports will be opened as soon as possible to aid displaced residents.
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Chatheston
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Beake
Noaded
Malt Breakfast Pood and Malt Greaktise Pood Claims
Fragmented OCR notes describe Malt Breakfast Pood and Malt Greaktise Pood promotions. Mentions Malt samt ovluieret Wheat and stern medical or experimental context with vague references to physicians and a jury. Details are unclear and names or locations are not provided.
Man Hangs Self in Warehouse Morning Mystery
A man described as a widower and unmarried was found dead by hanging in a warehouse in this city this morning. Authorities report the incident as a self-inflicted death, with unclear motives and no immediate suspects named.
Pensions Granted to Indians in Special Gazette
Special to Janmnal Gazette lists pensions awarded to multiple individuals including Dati, George Gurr, Julia Vinnemes, Mare Blois, and Jamie, with varying amounts from $6 to $12. Entries reference locations such as New Lis Restoration, Indian Springs, and Clinton, noting a mix of names and payments.
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Bidiinip Vis
Cooper Wolesum
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George Gurr
South
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Beiret
Low Bend
Julia Vinvemnes
Mare Blois
Valigata
Jamie
Riche Mtherkvedh
Indian Springs
Fos
A. Shepherd
Clinton
Spain
Charley
Ilonan
Canneltun
Postmasters Report Disorderly Waredbrmndung Militia
Reading through garbled lines indicates a disturbed wartime district notice about post office operations and distribution delays. Names and places are unclear, but references to postmasters, militia, and delivery issues suggest a local communications disruption.
Ambrose McKay Case Notes And Recovery Report
Ambrose McKay, a prominent Iran and a member of the Maronh fraternity, is recovering after illness. Early reports show improvement after several remedies, with neighbors and local groups following his case amid concern and ongoing rumor.
Remains Sent to Cleveland After New Haven Funeral
The obituary notes Mr Hay's remains are sent to Cleveland while a funeral and interment will be in Gleveholm. A family member recalls the journey and rites at the chapel. The notice mentions a child’s bout with whooping cough and pneumonia, stating Dr Chamberlain's Cough Remedy aided recovery. Worle-Herald, New Haven, Wash, advertises for sale by druggists.
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Kidnapped Child Sparks Custody Battle and Move
A mother abducted her child and fled to South End after a divorce and remarriage. The father later sought custody as she established a new home with her child, amid ongoing legal action and assertions of new guardianship.
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Mie
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