Journal Gazette mailed daily to Fort Wayne readers
Fort Wayne and northern Indiana residents may receive the Journal Gazette by mail daily at no extra cost by sending their address and updating as desired. Rome City cottage and hotel subscribers can get delivery each morning by notifying agent Roy Heist or the office. Heist delivers to cottage doors. The piece also discusses political views, party conduct, and banking rate references.
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Rome City
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Public Transit Privilege Debate in Market Power
Fragmentary text discusses taxation and competition, questioning whether public transport financing creates unequal privileges for certain banks and streetcar operators. It references public protection, monopoly, and the impact on fares and services, implying a broader policy debate on attributed advantages.
Fort Wayne to Cincinnati Interurban Traction Plan
A proposed Fort Wayne to Cincinnati interurban line, 356 miles, is organized as the Wayne Dayton and Cincinnati Traction Company. Incorporated for 20000 dollars in South Dakota and 1000000 dollars elsewhere, with offices in Dayton. Directors include F L George Dayton D W Lafetta New York Charles W Gelbart Dayton O secretary W H Puls West Carrollton etc.
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Fort Wayne
Cincini
Wer, Wayne, Dayton and Cincinati Traction Company
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South Dakota
South Dakota For $1,000,000. the General Offices of the Company Are At “Dayton
Comercial Tribune
Are & FL. George
Dayton
D. W. Lafetta
New York
Charles W. Gelbart
W. IT. Puls
West Carrollton
Ira Hudson
A. J. Miller
Burton
General Superialons
MW. Driver
Tedfyrd
Vicious Horse Attacks Man in St Joseph Standoff
Joseph Tonkel of St Joseph attempted to hitch a vicious horse belonging to George Toulkel. The animal reared and kicked, striking Tonkel and causing facial injuries. The incident occurred while Tonkel, a candidate for county office, was preparing to travel to a political gathering.
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Joseph Tonkel
St Joseph
George Toulkel
Stephen Pountnet
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Dvehal
Mr Torkel
Toreed
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Tadhin Fewnelly
Waneneay
Democratic County Convail Inn
At the Hotels Wayne -duhine 6) Radith Elwoods Waltoy
fragmentary local notices list names such as Elwoods Waltoy and James McCormiel, with places including Manchester and Auburny. The garbled snippet appears to be a directory-like item or hotel record with multiple surnames and towns, lacking coherent events or dates.
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Wayne —Duhine
Radith Elwoods
Waltoy Wall
Munedey
Martehan
Marion
Mandal
Morgnadidige
Neri Manchestirs
Cenni
Wile Hunts
Charies Riel
Elwood
James McCormiel
Shettons
Auburny GR. Chaplin
Wirwaw
Deaths: Wilmot, prominent Fort Wayne business figure
Wilmot, long established Cleveland and Fort Wayne businessman, died recently. He was a member of Wilmot & Royer, widely known in the city and state. He will be remembered by numerous friends across Ohio and Indiana.
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Wilmot
Yonwrday
Cleveland
Abey
Fort, Wayne
Wimot
Wilmot & Royer Connna
COL BRYAN NOT A CANDIDATE IN 1900 POLICY SPEECH
Col Bryan declares he is not a candidate and has no intentions to seek any office. The interview recalls Bryan’s 1900 presidential bid and contrasts his stance with Roosevelt’s wartime spirit, noting the Democratic Party’s need for refined principles. The piece cites his remarks on leadership, democracy, and the national mood amid political tensions.
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Seowror Parnber
Winona Blossoms Open Seventh Season At Winona Lake
The Winona Blossoms and an Indiana photographers gathering open their seventh season at Winona Lake. Western Writers meet at the Windsor hotel with about 200 attendees. photographers expect around 254. Sessions feature poems, lectures on language and literature, and various readings with notable figures like Gray Clement and John W. Carr among participants.
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Feu
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Ualay
Association of Western Writers
Aml
Indiana
Fon
Wirnont Hotel
Agsdeiquog
Gillian
Coates
Kinney
Cincinnati
AL Wielersham
Terre Haute
Misa Bly Kentlind
John Clark Ridpall
H. A. Gavin
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Mise Minette Taylor
Bblola Thompson
W. T. Bennett
Amiergon
George L. Reinhard
Guy
Hig Cube Jeck
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Uriily
Stewart
Chicago
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Alloenr
Maurice “Thompson
Lowe
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American golfer OBrien edges Ulty in hard fought round
In Tendon, OBrien dominates late as he wears down Ulty in a clash with heavy hitters. The match features strong stamina and a clear power edge from OBrien, who outlasts Ulty in a tightly contested contest.
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Helen
Obrien
Adil Hie
Pittsburg Meat Record Messy OCR Item
Cryptic OCR snippet describes meat at Pittsburg with unclear details. Mentions a year, morning and night times, potential weathering, and May manufacturing related notes. No clear names, dates, or concrete events emerge from the legible text.
Riot at Findlay Windlay disrupts streets and workmen driven out
A week of unrest erupts as merchants and prominent figures accuse laborers of violence. Rioting in Findlay prompts crowd clashes with stones and dirt, water sprayed from fire engines, and promises of further action if railroad tracks cross forbidden ground.
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Windlay
Worl
Oil Well Reported as Texas and Tennessee Strike
A reported record oil well in the southwest, brought in near Red Park Creek north of Dennison, Texas, by the Menmsy company, reaches 490 feet. The gushing well, described as the largest yet struck in the region, still spits a great spray as it blows.
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Red Park
Creek Nation
Dennison
St. Bovis & San F
Bank Assignment and Property Holdings Document Fragment
Fragmentary record details a bank assignment and ownership of multiple properties. Mentions Malvern and Vanlinry line with unclear dates and names, including OL Altimgie & Sone and Nu tie at ngeets. Unable to determine complete facts from damaged OCR text.
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Tute Coampton Valley Bank
Ville
Margan
OL Altimgie & Sone
Phy
Malvern
Chey
Saltet
Fragmentary Names List From Concordia Portal Notes
A garbled OCR sample lists numerous personal and place names across locations such as Concordia Ottawa New York Brooklyn and Fort Wayne. The fragment includes multiple individuals, families, and firms with scattered affiliations, lacking coherent events or actions.
Drowning of Lloyd Aged Twenty at Heaton Lake
A boy named Lloyd aged twenty years drowned this afternoon while bathing in Heaton Lake, fourteen miles northwest of here. The incident occurred as he waded into the water and was reported by local residents. Authorities are investigating the tragedy.
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Dee Ve Tomi le Ghaeltey Gosh
Erndat Lloyd
Af Wlicheurt
Heaton Lake
Niles
Here
Gambling feud ends in murder in Seattle
Promoter John Considine shot and killed ex Chief of Police W L Meredith in Guy's drug store on Second Avenue and Yester Way Seattle. A bystander was wounded as shooting erupted. Considine was arrested and taken to county jail amid talk of lynching. Meredith, once city chief, was killed during a struggle, and public accusations of corruption followed.
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John Conskline
People's Theatre
W. L. Meredith
Guy's Drug Store
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Yester Way
Cansiding
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Meredith
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W. M. Meredith
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Chicago Police
Haymarket
Fort Wayne Couple Wed In Early 20th Century Ceremony
Fort Wayne boy takes a bride in a detailed local notice describing the marriage of a young man from the city and his bride. The report notes the groom's family background, the wedding party, and plans for the couple to reside locally after the ceremony.
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Fort Wayne
President and Cabinet Pressures Secretary Hay Not to Resign
Washington June 25 Officials report strong White House and Cabinet effort to persuade Secretary Hay against resigning. A letter from Hay cites personal bereavement and travel plans to New Hampshire with Mrs Kay. President and Cabinet plan to oppose any move. Gage reports preparations and a lengthy reply to the Civil Service Commission awaiting transmission.
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Local City News Overwhelmed by Disjointed OCR Transcript
A garbled city news item describes a driver collision involving George Chipositie and Dr Calpe, with references to openings at a Fort Wayne chapter event and a Rabkin gathering. The text includes scattered names, dates, and locations, making coherent details difficult to extract.
Trouble Fears Rise at Mapedian Collieries
Report from Mapavian mining area notes 2h delay as workers stage quiet stand. Four collieries operate with a small non union force while fear of outbreak grows. Federal marshals departed yesterday and tension remains high ahead of further actions.
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Lightning kills parents on farm near Louisville Wy
A farmer and his wife were struck and killed by lightning on their Pei Creek farm nine miles from Louisville. The couple left eight children and were identified as Mr and Mrs George Wells. Investigators noted dangerous weather conditions in the area.
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George Wels
Pei Creek
Oriental Bugs At Your Own Prices
Auction and private sale advertised through a newspaper notice. Details are partly illegible but indicate pricing and timing for a local sale of oriental bugs, with dates and venue wording obscured in the OCR.
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