Fort Wayne Journal Gazette early delivery urged
A 1807 notice from the Journal Gazette urges customers to report missed deliveries or packaging failures. It defends punctual printing since a new press and notes a Trouble Department for complaints. Roosevelt signs treaty with Santo Domingo. Ohio local option victory over saloons. German teaching debate in Cleveland schools prompts petitioners.
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Cleveland
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Dupal
Debate over gas pricing and school German teachers
The article discusses heated public debate over gas pricing and the reappointment of German teachers. It notes a divided opinion among the board and references a pending court consideration that could affect rates and policy, with ongoing disputes about compensation and contract terms.
School Board to Issue Bonds This July
The board decided to utilize a legislative provision to refund debt and issue bonds. A late meeting clarified that refinancing the old school bond with a new issue is planned to fund the system. The Randall Hotel Cafe has seating capacity of 100 ten fans.
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Randall Hotel
Dooley and the Diamond at Robison Park Theatre
Girard and Gardner star in Dooley and the Diamond at Robison Park Theatre as the season’s biggest hit. A lively vaudeville program followed with sketches, songs, and novelty acts captivating a large audience.
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Girard and Gardner
Wanted Experienced fruit pantry women at Wayne Hotel
Help wanted for experienced women in fruit and pantry work at Wayne Hotel. Offering good salary and permanent position. Requires good references.
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Wayne Hotel
Erie Road General Manager Accused of Paying for Peace
Hornell New Jersey June 24 A signed telegram from General Manager Stuart alleges that the Erie Road paid 19000 annually to union leaders of the International Association of Machinists to prevent strikes. The claim asserts the payments were made to keep the peace and that vouchers exist in the New York office proving the charges.
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Stewart
Erie Road
Hornell
N. J
Stuart
International Association of Machinwiitt
Nasceiacon A. Stuart
Sf Sing
Hormel
New York
Revolptel
Arle
Wine Growers Strike Continues After Conference
Albert and supporters rally in Argiliakus to press for action on the Peril bill as wine growers demand steady leadership and vow peaceful protest until reforms are in place. Opponents pledge to disavow Albert’s moves as debates over policy unfold and protesters linger.
Grocery Stock and Fixtures for Sale in Fort Wayne
Grocery stock and fixtures for sale. Established and tentative years noted. Address given as O. Box 37 Fort Wayne Tad for inquiries.
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Addyosa
Fort Wayne
Tad
Experiments in Mail Weight Conducted by Post Office
An experiment to determine weighing needs in all mail classes was begun by Postmaster Jinanz at 4 PM yesterday and will run until 4 PM today. The mail weighing press, per department rules, starts on July and continues until September 1, separating the nine classes of mail during the process.
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Titus
Adtdorkon
Anderson
Arid
Wwonys Abe
Elfvera
SVT
Peganante
Heming Senor
Postaffica
Jinanz
Stepfather Confesses to Buried Child in West Chester
Irwin Lewis, stepfather of five year old Mary Newlin, confessed to District Attorney McKhee that the Vittles Girl died accidentally and that he buried the body in the barn yard pit after placing a burlap bag over the head and tying a cord about the neck, then covering it with barn yard refuse.
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Westchester
Irwin Lewis
Mary Newlin
Here
McKhee
Lewis
Journal Gazette Subscriptions Reminder
A notice urges readers to keep in touch with home by subscribing to the Journal Gazette. It promotes daily update from home, suggests changing address as needed, and offers ordering by telephone, letter, or postal card.
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Journal Gazette
Masons Observe St John Baptist Day With Banquet
Masons marked the St John Baptist anniversary with a program of addresses by Judge Edward O Rourke and Rev Charles A Rowand, followed by a banquet arranged by F Y Grom. The event ended a Baptist jubilee observed at Wayne Street Methodist Episcopal church.
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Masons
Edward O'Rourke
Grand Lodge
Charles A. Rowand
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank Leng
Wayne Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Munte
F. Y. Grom
Wayne Street
Kplacopal Church
Gare
Mapons
Riniaht Tampuire
St. John
Evan
Taea
$150 000 Is Thrown Away on New York Pleasure
New York on June 24 reports Clark a playwright and publicity bureau head says $150,000 is wasted nightly in Broadway’s pleasure zone from 14th to 49th streets. He cites theater slippers, cab fares, gambling, drinks, gifts and pocketbooks as major drains while noting visiting outsiders spend freely. He adds New Yorkers spend large sums in winter and visitors in summer, with per-night outlays varying from $190 to $500 for a night’s entertainment.
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New York
Clark
Standard Oil
Broadway
14Th
49Th
Night Fund
Plitehurg
Kebton
Tomes
New Yorker
Foresters to Meet for Funeral of Charles Burchard
All foresters are asked to gather at one o clock for the funeral of their late brother Charles Burchard. 305 HOSIER C R G W DOSWELL, Secretary.
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Foresters
Charles Burchard
Hosier
C. R
G. W. Doswell
Spencer Spencer Dying at Huntington Home
Huntington Ind June 4 Spencer Spencer a longtime figure in Eleven district politics and a Republican candidate for judge of the A sixth subunit is dying at his home in Huntington. Police and local officials report he held a thirty second degree in the Mafia and a R i g h t Templar. The Randall Hotel Cafe offers eleven different breakfasts at eleven different prices.
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Spencer la
Hia
Chinity
Ax & Rend
Genered
Nystea
Spanier
Spacer
Degson
Mafia
Raigkt Templar
Randall Hotel
Police News Patrol Dispatched to Spy Tun Avenue Quarrel
Patrolmen answered a disturbance on Spy Tun avenue among Syrians with no arrests. A youth named Charles Keely claimed residence at Muncle and wandered in Bloom ingdale 441. he was arrested by Patrolman Runde ang Westerman. Jimmie Carroll, a suspected hooker, was discharged from the Ba works and alleged to have caused a disturbance at the Gilbert saloon, later checked for drunkenness by Patrolmen Reverse aoar Adking.
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Johnson
Tun Avenue
Charles Keely
Muncle
Bloomingdale
Stapleland
Rundeang
Westerman
Jimmie Carroll
Funeral notice for Charles Burchard in Harmony Hall
All members of Harmony No 19 Fort Wayne Bodwe Wo 14 and Consor dia Lodge No 228 are asked to attend the funeral of our late brother Charles Burchard at 2 o clock Friday afternoon in Harmony hall Ernst Fast N G William Jesse
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Fort Wayne
Board Axes Services of Mr and Mrs Geiger
City board of health annuls the care of the isolation hospital by Mr and Mrs Allen Geiger. New successors not named as contract extends fifteen days. No patients remain. Milk ordinance proposed to raise standard, inspect dairies, and guarantee quality for babies and invalids. Diphtheria case reported: Gi Raby, daughter of Frank Roky.
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City Board of Health
Allen Geiger
Loan Medical Society
H. O. Hriggeman
Ely
Gi Raby
Frank Roky
Vis Brack Street
Music Pupils Wanted by Miss Eugenie Donten
Miss Eugenie Donten a recent St Catherine's Academy graduate seeks to form a music class around July 1 at 127 Manterson Avenue. The notice calls for interested pupils to join a local studio.
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Eugenie Dontenwell
St. Therine’s Academy
Manterson Avenue
Sign Writer Mr Wester Expands Fort Wayne Venture
Due to rising demand Mr N W Wester has moved to larger quarters at 192 Calhoun street over Gen Darrohs’ stationary store to expand his sign writing business. He has spent seven years in Fort Wayne, with about two years running his own operation. Also notes The Queen offers best meal in the city for 25 cents.
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Westerdas
Railing
Lulber Society
Gohn’e Church Ahl
James Littesolin
Penu
Wayne
Avenlue
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Adams Center
Frangis
Morena
George Tam
Cleveland
New York
Wicksville
Miysyle
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Ganka
Indiana
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Wiig
Fort Waxne
Fin Piet “Wayne
Wabash Valley Tiaeslon Company
Saul Fend
N. Wm. Wrerter
Han
Calhawn Street
Gen.datrohs
Wester
Waster
Fort Warne
Merchants Luncheon at Randall Hotel Cafe
A merchants luncheon is served at the Randall Hotel Cafe from 11 30 to 12 30. The venue boasts the largest and coolest dining room in the city with ten lady waitresses providing service.
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Randall Hotel
Nick Gearvice
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