Local City News Roundup on Travel and Visits
A stream of short notices from Huntington area papers details travel plans and appearances. Mr A O Walernin and family depart for Boston and Edmund for a stay. Threniltns called on professional grounds. Snider leaves for a position on the Pittsburgh Railroad. J A M Barret en route to Pillsburg for legal work. John G Ross and others hosted at a Fort Wayne dinner in Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Toe
Montpelier
T. FF. Thieme
Child
Atlantic City
N. J
Lion
J. AM. Barret
Pillsbur
Pennsylvania City
John G. Ross
Rosé
Gillim
Stoan
Huntington Herald
Sea Shore
Pennsylvania Lings
Nevada
Kanaga
Help for Kansas Flood Sufferers Committee Report
A committee led by Dr Cr Siemen and Miss Iho Walilfort told the Journal Gazelle that Shiloh chapter is in charge of relief efforts for Kansas flood sufferers. The report notes ongoing fundraising and coordination with local groups to aid affected families and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr. Siemen
Iho Walilfort
Journal-Gazelle
Shiloh Chapter
Sheet Metal Workers Hold Annual Election
Loegangio No. 134 anmatgangatet metal workers elected officers with L. FB Motherswell as president and Thomas H. Bohen as vice president. Robert Cozel as secretary and Charles Sel hon as kinaneiut secretary with Charles Rundell as treasurer. Conductor Charles Piper warden Joan Roth and trustees John Baker and John Kisging. Delegates to Central Federation of Libor FE Motherwell Joe Scholl George Miller Chas Stenton Rundell. Rich American Cut Glass at Dallas F. Green's Arcade Jeweler.
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Loegangio No
Anmatgangatet Metal Workers
Oliaws
L. FB. Motherswell
Vicw
Thomas H. Bohen
Motherwell
Joe Scholl
George Miller
Chas. Stenton
Charles
Rundell
Botanic Blood Balm Ad Claims Cure All Blood Diseases
A vintage advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a remedy for ulcers eczema blood poisoning cancer and skin diseases. It promises to purify the blood improve digestion strengthen kidneys and offers samples and free medical advice via mail from the Blood Balm Co Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Scaled Letter
Fragmented Notice About Guardians and Minors
Fragmented OCR text mentions guardians and children under fourteen. It references terms like PPA and a court or official action but readability is poor and details are unclear. The readable portion implies a notice involving minors and guardians requiring official handling or appointments.
Night Cable News Landon Elevations Peerage Listings
The article lists prominent figures connected to peerage and honors including Sir Edward Levy Lawson port proprietor of the Daily Telegraph, Michael Teld tulah a farmer and Liberal MP for Hereford, and Lord Yontyson named a knight. It notes appointments and titles such as a privy councillor for Sir Anthony McDonnell and other aristocratic recognitions amid Irish affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge Lind
Gharcestershie
Wittashires
Tonmayor
London
Marcus Samual
Lord Yontyson Isade Knight
Krancova
St. Michael and St. George
Anthony McDonnell
Teena Lon
Praying Woman Silenced As McCray Trial Opens
In Peoria a special jury sits to consider John McCray's murder case of Detective William Ekler. McCray remains jailed for life as mobs resist, and a lynching effigy is burned at the courthouse. A prayer service discusses Belleville lynching and the Peoria murder while a woman testifies and is told to stay quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Joe
John McCray
Willian
Try Tin
McCray
Gaigeturg
Anight
McCraylgves
Negrare
Ekler JE
Willkinecyr
M. I
Bellevile
Bill to Abolish British Coronation Oath Defeated
London reporters note the Lords revived Earl Grey's bill to abolish the royal declaration on access and the coronation oath. The bishop of Canterbury urged a non offensive form, yet the bill failed 109 to 62, preserving the oath amid calls for imperial unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Lords
Earl Grey
Canterbury
Rolling mill officers visit city for new steel mill buildings
Mr C H Rawlins traffic manager of the American Rolling Mill company and Mr Lowe superintendent of the Muskegon plant are in the city inspecting ground for the new steel mill buildings. Lowe will move to Fort Wayne and Rawlins may become manager of the local company. Kayserzian at Dallas F Green’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Rawlins
American Roving Mill Company
Lowe
Muskegon Pliant
Garden Street
Fort Wayne
Rawlins
Madden May Lose His Arm After Brick Machine Accident
Edward Madden, a brick-making worker near Wallen, suffered severe arm injuries when his right arm was caught in machinery yesterday. He was treated by Dr. Barnett in the city, and amputation will likely be necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madden
Edward Madden
Wallen
Barnett
Propects of Early Panama Canal Treaty Ratification
Washington June 25 Representatives in Washington of the Panama Canal Company report cabrid dispatches from Bogota indicating a shift in Colombian sentiment toward ratification. While opposition remains strong, the dispatches say prospects are improving for ratification without amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama Canal Company
Cabrid
Bogota
Columbia
Rendallyne Masons Bare Yaehiewet Park at Wil
A jumble of notes reports a variety of local items. Hartford City figure James B. Williams dies after a paralytic stroke, with long residence in Glackford county. Rome City home visit by Mrs. Mary Rice and a Fort Wayne hospital transfer for Winnie Sevley Leone Dallon and Pau Higinbotham. Edward Helmke Jr leads Fort Wayne furniture factory contracts. Judge Francis E. Baker in Europe with a NY corporation offering high salary. he declined to leave his court post. Texans Indians and kalfibreeds arrive at Elkhart yards under construction, with tents and a circus atmosphere. Eugene Treendle to lead Robison park orchestra at Fort Wayne all summer, returning to his city on Tuesdays. Crookes cares for measles at Fort Wayne. Mrs. Bam Wolf and daughter visit. Cook v Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad damages settled. several cases noted. Alba Tales honors Mrs. Charles Tales with a guest list of Fort Wayne and Neadallville residents. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer and Fort Wayne guests celebrate Jobn Hoham’s 83rd birthday in Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Williams
Hartford City
Glackford County
Mary Rice
Nowle County
Rome City
Rhur Rogersee
Sayarly
Fort Waynes
Winnie Sevley
Leone Dallon
Pau Higinbotham
Fort Wayne
Antwerp Bee
Edward Helmke
Helmike
Curniiture Manufactory
Wabash Plain Dealer
Francis E. Baker
United States Circuit Court
Inedianapolis
Europe
New York
Yulle
Judge Woods
Navi
Elkhart
Eugene Treendle
Robison Park Orchesra
Boyd Park Theater
Migs Crookes
Mise Alba
Homor
Charles Tales
Herman Michael
Missey Allee Flint
Gordie Davis
Ruth Conlogue
Neadallville
Harriet Bidwell
Maud Miller
Jessie Peterson
Bertha Walters
Fannie Stone
Ella Baughman
Harriett Eagles
Elizabeth Lash
Ruby Lash
Raith Franks
Aton
Hoham
Plymouth
Baseball Sunday at Terre Haute City Ballpark
Local report notes a Sunday baseball event in Terre Haute with Port Wayne and auto town names. One admission charged. First game called promptly in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Port Waynaye Auimes
P,m
Strike at German Village Delayed by Managerial Tactics
Reports say waiters at the German Village, once ready to strike over wages, stayed at work after Alderman Wichke and Councillor Wiebke intervened. Ringleaders, described as rotulabots, sought a wage rise but patrons remained largely unaware of the labor disruption as only the axilators walked out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plac
Wayne Eagles
Wichke
Tt Wis
Eagles
Vwnage
Counsilman Wiebke
Unclear Entry From Local Paper Sparks Mystery
Fragmentary text from a Bay Area page hints at a tennis or sports note. The readable phrases mention a bowl or ball and prints or ads about a person or team. No clear names, dates, or places emerge to establish a full event or outcome.
Willow Grove Club to Launch New Boat at River Reception
The Willow Grove club plans a Sunday reception at its country home on the St Ine river to christen the new boat with President Slress breaking the bottle. Shoher's orchestra plays the program. The event is for club members and invited guests, reached by boat from Robison Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Grove Club
Counntry
St. Ine
Slress
Shoher
Pho Eli
Robison Park
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Lizzie Kindler
Order of the Bastion Star
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Aretad
Gem and Star
F. M. Smith & CO
Calhoun Street
Rabus
the Tailor
Kratzsch Bros
Calhoun St
Rendallyne Masons Bare Yaehiwet
Kelly Iwase Tbock
Wil
Transformt Gta Meeting and
Ames
Willard Cook Va
Grand Rayle & Indiana Rally
J. W. Hanan
Theodore Evans
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad Company
Hia
Lagrange
Bas Ball
Trunas
Fort Wayne’s
Bash Ball
Sunebay
Willow Grove
the “Coleman
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Amd
Peehully Sheing
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