Women vote rights and public roles across states
The report notes women can vote in Wyoming Colorado Utah and Idaho. It also covers a wide range of items: New York City's police force figures. Antwerp preparing a 1912 universal exhibition. sheriffs relaxing anti-gambling enforcement in Missouri and Indiana. American investment in Mexico. a presidential directive on railway rebates. donations to the American Academy of Fine Arts in Rome by Yale Harvard and Columbia with Chicago University joining. endowment plans for $1.2 million to support American artists. and election criteria for deholerships emphasizing college graduation and merit through competition.
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Yale
Harvard
Columbia
American Academy of Fine Arts
Rome
Chicago Universiy
J. P. Morgan
W. K. Vanderbilt
James Srtlman
New York
Henry Waters
Baltimore
Haresom
Chicago
Direc
Art Institute of Chiccaco
University of California
Ferest
Art Ff America
Wwethen
Gilbert to Meet the Mikado in Taft Philippine Party
Congressman Newton W. Gilbert to represent Indiana in Secretary Taft's Philippine delegation as Louis Ludlow wires the Indianapolis Star. The report notes Gilbert's expected meeting with the Mikado amid the delegation's travels.
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Congressman Gilbert
Louis Ludlow
The
Indianapolis Star
Newton W. Gilbert
Hoosier State
Taft
Philippine Party
Americans Arrive for Mikado Visit in Tokyo
Secretary Tait accepted an invitation after the Mikado pressed for a visit. The party, including Mr. Gilbert, will land at Yokohama around July 26 and travel by royal yacht to Tokyo for a three day palace visit before proceeding to Maria. Various letters and entertainers are planned for the American tourists during their stay.
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Japan
Tait
Yokohama
Gilbert
Wil
Tokio
Palace
Maria
Court News and Civil Actions in Local Courts
The circuit court adjourns until the first Monday in September. The Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction company files attachment against Oscar Middendorff for 200 dollars. Barrett and Morris represent. Charles W. Axt sues Wm. K. Noble on a note for 120 dollars. The Leonards represent. Henry S. Millers sues John P. Note stine for 200 dollars. The Leonards represent. Judge Heaton denies a divorce for Louis Deck from Mantie Deck. Lawrence B. Feehan wins a quiet title decree against James Stephens et al. In Kronmiller v Tilker the superior court awards 83 dollars 25 cents to the plaintiff. Licenses to wed issued for John M. Ryan and Matilda Fricke, William F. Menger, and Anna P. Wells.
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Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company
Oscar Middendorff
Barrett and
Morris
Charles W. Axt
Wm. K. Noble
Leonards
Henry S. Miller Sres
John P. Notestine
Heaton
Louis Deck
Mantie Deck
Lawrence B. Feehan
James Stephens
George Kronmiller
Frank Tilker
Trustee named for Bluffton estate in bankruptcy
Referee in Bankruptcy Wood yesterday appointed Gabriel T. Markley as trustee of the estate of Ernest E. Morrow of Bluffton, who filed for bankruptcy the previous day.
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Wood
Gabriel T. Markley
Ernest E. Morrow
Bluffton
Chicago Teamsters to Fight Over Strike Funding
Chicago June 26 The teamsters refuse the employers’ terms and peace prospects vanish. Only two unions voted on wearing union buttons with others deferring to them. President Shen calls a general meeting for tomorrow night to decide on financing the strike, with spread of the strike a likely topic.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Department Store
Express Drivers
Shen
Train Wreck Near New Windsor Kills Three
Three killed and fifteen injured in a rear end collision on the Illinois Central line near New Windsor Kentucky this afternoon. Officials with the Illinois Central refuse comment pending investigation into the wreck's cause.
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Louisville
Tinois Central
New Winegrove
Minois Central
German Lutheran Synod Advances Seminary Building Plan
The triennial convention of the Evangelical German Lutheran Synod of Missouri Ohio and other states in DetroIt voted to grant 26000 for a new building at the St Louis Theological Seminary. The plan includes a dining hall for 308 and two or three lecture halls. A seventh professorship at the seminary was created with board electors to fill the post.
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Detrolv
Mich
Evangelical German Dauheran Synod
Missouri
Ohio
St. Louis
Theo Fogical Seminary
Louis Seminary
Board of
New Lutheran Church at Antioch Progressing
The Antioch on Lutheran Sunday school of Hoagland will hold a pie n ie on Saturday July 2a celebrating the first such gathering in years. The event aims to feature speeches and music, as the congregation advances its new church with spring work finished and plastering underway. When completed the church is valued at about 8000 to 8500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch On Lutheran Sunday School
Hoagland
Slaters
Sheriff Arrests Book Makers At State Fair Grounds
In Indianapolis June an order from Governor Hanly enforced the law against pool selling at the state fair grounds. Sheriff Sourbier and eleven deputies arrested eight bookmakers as last race was being sold. Suspects named include John Carr J H New Joseph Marks Claude Jones Allan A Bell Harry Phillips Horace Frankie John Taylor. They faced Squire White in the administration building with bonds set at 50 dollars each.
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Indianapolis
Hanly
Sourbier
John Carr
J. H. New
Chicago
Joseph Marks
Claude Jones
Alen A. Bell
Harry, Phillips
Horace Frankie
John Taylor
Benjamin White
Broad Ripple
Holt
Racing Association
Samuel Pierson
William Blair
Squire White
DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS Aged 17 Miss Mary Keller dies at home
Mary Keller daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Keller aged seventeen and a Fort Wayne native born Sept 14 1888 died after a twenty month kidney illness at 515 West Superior street She was a member of St Pauls Catholic church and the young ladies sodality Her funeral will be Thursday at 9 am at St Pauls Catholic church. Also notices of Joseph Fuller of Leo and Mrs Susan Kline longtime Allen county resident who died Saturday at Cedar Creek township of paralysis with survivors listed.
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Mary Keller
Henry Keller
West Superior Stree
Miss Keller
Fort Wayne
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Stone
Keller & Braun
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Joseph Fuller
Lea
Fuller
Modern Woodmen of America
Leo
Susan Kline
Allen County
Cedar Creek Township
Henry Kline
St. Joe Township
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promised $100 Reward
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease taken internally. The ad claims it treats blood and mucous surfaces, destroys the disease's foundation, and strengthens the patient. It offers $100 to anyone it fails to cure and directs readers to send for testimonials from Dr. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Pills for constipation are also recommended.
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Hull
Mse
Dr. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall
Funeral notices for Buckley Dalman and Bell held today
The notices report funeral services for Henry Buckley at 2:20 p m at Parker M E church with Rev Clark. John Dalman was honored at West Jefferson Street Church of Christ. services for Mrs Clara Bell set for 19 a m at 211 Brackenridge Street with Rev E W Allen, all with attending relatives and pallbearers listed.
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Parker M. E. Church
Rev. Clark
Henry 5. Buckley
Baker Street
John Dalman
Jefferson Street
Church of Christ
John H. Wass
R. S. Robertson
John W. Orr
J. Jo Stith
Thomas Greer, Sr
James Cunningham
H. KR. Freemen
H. Worden
B. Bond
J. H. Rohan
G. M. Doyle
Edward Rich
Clara Bell
Brackenridge Street
E. W. Allen
Armistice Prospects Tied to Rainy Season in Manchuria
Peace commissioners discuss potential armistice as rainfall begins in Manchuria signals pause before the August conference. Informal soundings by the president in Tokyo and St. Petersburg yielded little hope for early negotiations. If Japan sees Russia's serious peace desire, it may lead to an armistice after plenipotentiaries meet.
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Manchuria
Tokio
St. Petersburg
Japan
Russia
Teachers Seek Higher Pay Amid Varying Rationale
The school board weighed numerous salary requests for principals, supervisors, and teachers. Teachers cited student access to newspapers and magazines as a factor in performance, a point unresolved by the board. A committee will study teacher effectiveness and pupil readiness, considering reading materials as well. Coal bids, ink purchases, and furnace replacement contracts were discussed. the Lafayette street school contract was deferred to next Monday.
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Columbus Heatine and Ventilating Company
Columbus
Ohio
Lafayette Street
Storm checks flames as fires hit Cleveland district
A northwest gale fanned fires in the Wilbird Storage Battery building on St Clair Street injuring Wil lard company property and destroying upper floors of Fairbanks Morse warehouses. Pred Beck Co building on Water Street burned with sparks threatening nearby property until a thunderstorm halted the blaze. At 10 o clock the fire was under control. Also a Union Pacific roundhouse in Evanston Wyoming was destroyed by fire early morning, causing about 5000 loss. five locomotives were burned, one exploded due to oil.
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Cleveland
Wilbird Storage Battery Company
St. Clair Street
North Water
Willard Company
Fairbanks, Morse & Cols
Pred Beck & Co
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Water Street
Salt Dane City
Fire damages Indianapolis Brewing building in Muncie
Fire nearly destroyed a building of the Indianapolis Brewing Company in the basterly section of Muncie. Loss estimated at $18,000. Origin of the blaze unknown. The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will host a reception in Mulqueen's Hall on Wednesday June 28 to honor visiting members from Garrett and Belleville. All members of Division No. 12 and friends invited.
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Muncie
Ind
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Basterly
Ince
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Mulqueen’s Hall
Garrett
Bellevue
Division No. 12
Armistice Talks Delayed by Russian Commanders
GUNSHU PASS Manchuria June 26 Despatches say Linevitch and Kuropatkin oppose any armistice while their forces are ready Though they believe Russia drifts toward peace no armistice action has been taken and commanders regret delay amid Washington developments.
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Gunshu Pass
Manchuria
Washington
Linovitch
Kuropatkin
Russia
Japanese maneuvers threaten victory on distant fronts
Reports say Japanese forces may be screening turning operations near Mukden as small Japanese bodies appear in regions on both Russian flanks. Chineye details claim flank movements have started, though the Russian staff denies it. Traders report Japanese advance from Sinmintin toward Bedoun.
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Mukden
Chinege
Bedoun
Sinmintin
Secretary Hay Suffers Slight Attack
Washington June 24 officials receive a personal telegram from Mrs. Hay saying Secretary Phil Hay suffered a slight attack last night linked to a cold. He was comfortable by afternoon and evening, with his family reassured there is no further anxiety.
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Washington
State Department
Phil
Hay
Benjamin W Skelton Seeks City Judge Nomination
Benjamin W. Skelton requests publication announcing his candidacy for City Police Judge at the upcoming Republican city convention for the term starting January 1, 1906. He asks readers to look for Journal-Gazette Want Ads for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-Gazette
Benjamin W. Skelton
Doctor Bulson to Read Paper at Portland Meeting
Dr and Mrs A Bulson will depart next Monday for Portland Oregon where the physician will attend the American Medical Association meeting and read a paper before the ophthalmology session of which he is secretary At the end of the meeting they will extend their visit on the Pacific coast before returning home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. &. Bulson
Portland
Ore
American Medical Association
Medical Association
Gold Exports to Paris and New York Placed
June 26 reports announce several gold export engagements to Paris New York due to heavy short interest and falling Paris London exchange rates. National City Bank $1.5 million Lazard Freres $1 million and Goldman Sachs $800 thousand total $3.3 million. engagements seen as tentative with Goldman shipment set for tomorrow and others possibly canceled.
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New York
Paris
London
National City Bank
Lazard Freres
Goldman, Sachs & Co
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Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
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Fort Wayne Journal
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Idaho
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Antwerp
Indiana
Folk
Philip C. Hanna
Monterey
Mexico
Roosevelt
Paul Metton
United States Attorney General
Corhen Railroad
Atchison, Topeka & Santa ‘Pe Rout Road Company
Atmey General Purdy
Starlon
Sama Fo
Tuto
Court News
John M. Ryan
Matilda 0. Fricke
William F. Menger
Anna P. Wells
Bluffton Estate
Chicago Teamsters
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Ilinois
German Lutheran Synod
St. Louis Theological Seminary
NEW Lutheran Church AT
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Mation County
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Reilley
East Columbia Street
Brosius
Haran’ & Son
Red Cross
PRASS
Reed CO
Calhoun Street
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