Excursions Out of City Sunday by Railroads
Lake Shore carried 275 north to the lakes, Lake Shore 275 bar the lakes north, Lake Erle 5i south, Wabash 126 to Toledo, Nickel Plate 126 to stations east and west. Ticket Recorder Baker calculated 2,597 excursionists on four trains for the Rome City trip last Saturday, higher than earlier Journal-Gazette estimates. Interurbans and 29 gens accounted for most of yesterday’s smaller rail line turnout.
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Aicketa
Journal-Gazette
Travel on the lakes promises record summer crowds
Mrs. G. Lewis of Detroit predicts greater lake travel this summer, especially to northern resorts. Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Co. will deploy premier steamers from Detroit Toledo Cleveland and Buffalo to Mackinac Island and St Ignace, with plans to add a 402 foot luxury steamer costing 1,260,000 next season. The vessel will carry 4,600 passengers, offer 350 state rooms and 6 parlors, and match 110 railway cars in freight capacity.
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Mackinac Island
St. Iz' Nace
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Traction company guards crossings at Wicks Plaza
Reports detail a flagman stationed at Calhoun Street crossing on the Nickel Plate line to protect electric car passengers. Cramer, paid by the traction company, and a railroad watchman continue duties in crossing towers. Other notes list staff changes, aging engineer Richard Rigney, street paving near the freight house, and expected summer travel surges as schools close and families seek summer homes.
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Traction Company
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Leury Cramer
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Cramer
Pennesylvania
Frank D. Beall
Nickel Plaza
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F. T. Deshi
Richard Rigney
Johnstown
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W. B. Rooney
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Thin City
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Chicago
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St. Louis
Fort Warne Residents Urged to Evacuate Nearby
Fort Warne residents are advised to move from the east and north sectors as those areas are favored for evacuation due to rising risk. Authorities expect reservs to fill quickly and urge prompt relocation to safer zones.
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Fort Warne Folk
Pledged Not to Use One Dollar to Get Ballots
A June dispatch from Indianapolis reports a cross party Indiana plan to end money politics. Leaders in five counties signaled no payments to procure votes and vowed strict limits on poll workers to prevent coercion and illegal voting. The effort aims to keep elections clean by banning cash incentives for ballots and restricting per diem payments to trusted, approved staff.
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Indiana
Local City News Mixed Socials and Visits in Auburn and Fort Wayne
City notes Mr and Mrs DON of Auburn visit Instaignt Major Kukiman from Auburn tours the city Lutheran Society of St John to host social tomorrow evening W E Campbell of Hartford City visits Port Wayne H C Gaudy and Frances Haber from Kondalivilie attend Sunday services Prof Edward Kieludinet taxidermist departs for Dallas Lake near Tapele Ind He speaks in Fort Wayne on The Practical use of Fort Wayne Amer a p m Marriage of Freak O Moore and Josephing Lombard in private ceremony at 9 30 am with Rev BW Al Jen groom a railroad clerk bride previously employed in Chicago telephone exchange O Meara and spouse to spend time with groom mother on West Fourth Street Sunday afternoon social at Vordermark’s Hall discusses farmer conditions under competition corporations gaining control of farms socialism proposed as remedy Local young women from long distance telephone exchange to Fort Wayne next week with Home Telephone Company entertainers at Robison Park Miss Lulu Jordan Agnes Smith Nora Henachen coordinating A large fish catch at Crooked Ike reported by Charles Hostman at Riewel’s clear banks on Steuben county watering place with six pounders and several four pounders noted
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Frogs Swarm Cause City Chaos in Alton
In Alton on June 91a, a dense fog of frogs accompanied by a storm led to hundreds of crashes as pedestrians and cars crushed frogs. Witnesses describe frogs swooping from marshy areas carried by winds and covering streets, yards, and sidewalks.
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Jolly wedding trip greets Kendallville guests
News from the twelfth district reports a wedding party traveling in a Packard near Kendallville and en route to St Louis Toledo for a honey moon trip. The piece notes a playful entourage planning a long auto journey with the bride and groom, plus local social visits and a Democratic county meeting set for August 9 as Albion hosts.
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St. Lous
A County Convention Of Church Of Christ In Auburn
The De Kalb county convention of the Church of Christ will convene in Auburn on Tuesday at 1 p m The program opens with addresses by D S Clinger and J O Rose and includes speakers from multiple towns Profs Sturgis and Healy will oversee the wingtag Mrs Robert Carper is very ill at Waterloo Other local notes mention visits and travel plus a Kendallville defeat by Auburn in baseball scoring 10 to 1.
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Church of Christ
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J. O. Rose
Indianasolts
Dr. Sheffer
St. Joe
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Butler
O. A. Frakes
Garrett
Milo ‘Thomas
Corunna
J. A Brown
J. N. Cox
Sturgla and Healy
Foraker Bows Low as He Passes Foraker Bows
Washington news notes Senator Foraker's shifting stance on the canal question and his support for the administration's plan, despite earlier opposition. The piece highlights his recent advocacy for a lock-type canal and his alignment with White House priorities while others resist. Also mentions local ad copy and a theater visit by Mr. and Mrs. Levanway and their guests, with a vaudeville program and illustrated songs.
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Deaths. Sabina Provines aged sixty seven at Elmwood
Sabina Provines aged 67 died at eight o clock this morning at her daughter Mrs Peter Vonderau’s home 1117 Elmwood Avenue after a three month illness. Husband James Provines died in Huntington 25 years ago. Survived by daughters Mrs Peter Vonderau Mrs George Conrad of Quincy IL and Frank Provines of South Bend IN plus two six grandchildren. Funeral services private Tuesday at 2 pm from the residence Rev Theodore Hahn officiating. Interment Lindenwood Cemetery.
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Peter Vonderau
Elmwood Avenue
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Huntington Uarty
Peter von Feran
Thi City
George Conrad
Quincy
Frank Proiies
South Bend
Ind
Theodore Hahn
Lindenwood
Corner Rod and Gun Club Defeats Knitters
The Corner Rod and Gun Club defeated the Knitters 12 to 3 yesterday afternoon. The match ended with the club taking decisive control as each member contributed to the victory.
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Mather
Knitters and Gun Club clash at corner rod event
Fragmentary notes recount a rally featuring the Knitters and a Gun Club at Corner Rod and Gun Club. Mentions of attendance, fan sninch, and players like Simminger, Durkee, and Mis hint at a small town gathering with scattered scores and lineup names.
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Newest Comb Designs Arrive in City at Roband Rohr
Readable notes speak of new comb styles by Roband Rohr at 1004 Carbonn Way Block. The text references comBK coms and imc combs with mentions of getting and fitting in the city.
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Baseball Notes From Weekend Play Across The Area
The Journal-Gasette reports varied local games and prospects. Wayne Rucksym beat Crescenta and Port Wayne teams eye future dates with bids of 25 to 100 dollars. South Wales defeated Munarcha 9 to 4. The Month Waynes beat Brahdanls 7 to 4. Kronmilter pitched well for Intine gma in a 11 to 9 win over Vuttavick-Far. Giants pitcher Stevens and Ra phalls defender Willian were noted with MoQhin umpiring. Additional listings mention Bar ber Ag, Luke Shorr, and other local clubs in weekend action.
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Murbarger to Meet Warty Diol at Fort Wayne
Murbarger arrives in the city and will face Warty Diol in a mat at the Fort Wayne curling event next Thursday. The Fort Wayne boy has many backers and will be watched by locals. The tournament is held under the auspices of the St Joe Athletes Club in Indianapolis.
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Fatal Riots Mark Panama Elections Amid Turmoil
June 4 Panama reports rough scenes as a clash erupted between Wherals and police guarding ballot boxes at Santa Ana park. Nine police officers and Joao Antanto were wounded. a Wheral died. Forty armed police restored order. fears of further fighting persisted until Marines from the Marblehead possibly land.
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United States
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Bishop Francis Addresses Normal School in Terre Haute
Bishop Francis delivers a formal address at the Terre Haute normal school. The ceremony features remarks by Joseph A. Brands of Indianapolis and a benediction in a campus gathering marking the commencement events.
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Brands
Infianapolis
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