Everett Dillon returns to Pearl Marshalls barber shop
News of J W Hull death in New York reaches Pearl Marshall's barbershop on East Wayne street. Rural carrier Noah A Gerig wins a Stevens shotgun for a R F D News article on horse care and promises gifts of squirrels and quail next hunting season. Revenue Agent John W Hayden to Lawrenceburg Thursday night for report before office change. local revenue stamps likely needed before Thursday evening. Fort Wayne ex trustee George York visits Columbia City to settle farm and corn crop, will soon earn a high motorman salary with Fort Wayne street car line.
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Everett Dillon
Indianapolis
Pearl Marshall
East Wayne Street
J. W. Hull
National Express Company
New York
Noah A. Gerig
Grabhill
Stevens
R. F. D. News
Mr. Gerig
Columbia City Commercial Mail
George York
Fort Wayne
Union Township
Coesse
York
County
Indictments Likely Against Big Packers By Federal Grand Jury
Chicago June 27 Indictments against officials of large packing companies drawn up by Assistant Attorney General Pagin and District Attorney Morrison may be voted on and returned by the federal grand jury next Saturday the last day of the term. Five charges include conspiracy to restrain trade monopolize solicit or receive rebates obstruct justice and perjury. The grand jury will hear local witnesses prior to Friday evening.
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Chicago
Pagin
Morrison
Porto Vin Regimen Promises Health and Cheer
Porto Vin is advertised as a regulator for the stomach liver and bowels. It claims to cure headaches and dizziness, regulate appetite, alleviate colicky pains and fullness after meals, rest nerves, restore appetite brighten eyes and lift spirits. Continued use allegedly strengthens mind and body and yields tranquil joy. sold for 75 cents a large bottle by Doniphan Vineyards Wine Co Atchison Kansas, via Gross Pharmacy in Atchison.
Hellers Abstract Office Moves to Court Street 725
New Yorkers petition Mayor McClellan to reduce lighting and gas costs. A law creating a state gas and electricity commission went into effect June 1, enabling mayors of cities with 100000 consumers to seek price cuts. The petition will be presented to Albany for Manhattan Brooklyn and the Bronx with the commission yet to organize after delayed appointment.
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M McClellan
New York
Mctellan
State Commission On Gas and Electricity
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
James R. Sheffield
Albany
Perfection Biscuit Co Offers Free Kites and Books
Free to the boys and girls, the Perfection Biscuit Co announces free kites and paint books with cash prizes for the best reproduction of Perfection Bread. Prizes awarded August 1, 1905. Call at the office for booklet details. Pearl and Webster streets. Sun Wed Fri.
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Pearl and Webster
Perfection Biscuit CO
Modern Woodmen Camp 4741 meeting for funeral
Members of Fort Wayne Camp 4741 are called to attend the funeral of their neighbor David Carter at the hall today at 1 p.m. Clerks F. H. Catshall and Sam Wass preside. The notice ends with an advertisement for Patterson offerings for Fourth of July apparel.
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Fort Wayne Camp
David Carter
Fireman Saves Child on Rail Line at Powell Neb
George Pohel, a St Joseph and Grand Island fireman, saved a 2 1/2 year old wandering on railroad tracks near Powell Nebraska. Brakes failed to stop a heavy freight in time. Pohel reached the child but his foot slipped and he lost a leg to the pilot as he hurled the baby clear. He is badly injured and expected to die. The act is described as worthy of a medal for bravery. The incident occurred June 27 in St Joseph Missouri area. A second ad snippet quotes Mrs Carl Steebe of Indianapolis praising Easy Task soap.
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ST. Joseph
Powell
Neb
George Pohel
Today's Special at Patterson store includes 180 dozen hosiery
The advertisement promotes a Wednesday deal offering 180 dozen 59 cent hosiery and 25 cent fancy half hose in Lisle Mercerized and Silk finished styles. It claims the latest fashions and urges readers to shop today at Reuben S Patterson.
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Reuben
Patterson
Knights Donnelley assets eyed for quick settlement
Lasalle street reports indicate the liabilities of Knight Donnelley & Co will be met in time dollar for dollar after last night’s suspension. The firm’s failure mainly hit Illinois Brick stock, used as bank collateral, with liabilities around 250000 and assets undetermined. Receiver Potter seeks discretion to close 950000 worth of trades. Louise Knight and Newell Knight secured a 30000 loan at 6 percent secured by Evanston real estate on North Clark Street. A new line of tan and blue plaster shirts arrives at Patterson's for 1.00.
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Chicago
Lasalle Street
Knight, Donnelley & Co
Illinois Brick Company
New York
Potter
S. H. Bethea
Boards of Trade and Stock
United States
Louise Knight
Newell QC
Knight
Charles H. Thorne
Evanston
Clark Street
Hinman Avenue
Cheap meals served to women at set meal times
A brief notice lists meal times for women including breakfast from 7:30 to 8:39, dinner from 11:30 to 2:30, and supper from 5:40 to 7:30, indicating a schedule for affordable food service.
Stationary Engineers Elect New Officers At City Meeting
At the remubir meeting of Tour No 1 local union of steam workers, Mr William Geake of this city presided as new officers were elected setting the course for the upcoming term.
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Yhidernational Union of Steam Brotherss
William Geake
Election results point to new resort society leadership
The following officers were elected for the resort: President Thomas Baxter. Vice president Book Cue. Recording and Corresponding Secretary J B Reiling. Financial Secretary A H Inanke. Treasurer Wolff. Conductor Charles Stecher. Trustees HH Muar ehint, John Stoch, J A Grber, and WoC Wade. New members J A Grber and John Stocks were elected with several applications received for the next meeting.
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Tle
Thomas Baxter
J. B. Reiling
Do Or
Wolff
A. H. Inanke
Charles Stecher
John Stocks
FA Heine
John Stoch
J. A Grber
Woc Wade
Victims Named In Walloon Lake Boat Collapse
Imma VanAmberg Alma Parkes and Gladys Howe are identified among the dead from the Walloon lake boat collapse Sunday. The report notes they were known at Fort Wayne and linked to the VanAmberg and Parker families in the region.
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Imma VanAmberg
Alma Parkes
Gladys Howe
Walloon Lake Sunday
Fort Wayne
Parkers
VanAmbergs
Neighbors Mourn Loss of Early Pioneer Mr Geake
In a sparsely settled early district Mr Geake, who built the first frame house after pre empting land, sent a condolence telegram to his old neighbors reflecting on their shared frontier.
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Mr. Geake
Girls Wanted to Work on Sewing Machines at Way Knitting Mills
Journal Gazette want ad notes positions for girls to operate sewing machines at Way Knitting Mills. Implicit call to applicants with proven results from past hires.
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Journal-Gazette
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Trenkley & Foerber
Calhoun Street
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Francis and Hayden
Calhoun St
Roth
the Home Supply Co
Hoagland Ave
Wabash AR
Independent Coal Co
High St
Moderwell Coal Co
Yarda Fultonetree
N.Y. G
Tarra
White Mountain
Belding Hall
Gify News
Federal Grand Jury
Matie Frickes
New Cumberland
W. Va
Porto Vin
Doniphan Vineyards Wine Co
Atchison, Kaw
Gross Pharmacy
Washington and
Barr Streets
Heller's
Court Street
Modern Woodmen OF America
F. H. Catshall, Sam Wass
Geo, Pohel
Babe From Under Wheels
Mark
Carl Steebe
Dover St. W
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Knights
Shields Clothing Company
Calhoun Str
Cnet Na
Lucas Paints
Lucas
Romarus, Goeglein & Co
East Columbia
Young Woman’s Christian Association
West Berry Street
Tarmoné Fry
Barr Street
Roya Orly
Particutara
Chichester Chemical Co
Manton
Madison Square, Vhila
Pas
Siemen Wall Paper Co
Warren House
Victor Safes
E. L. Barber & Son
Galthoun St
L. A. Moss
East
Columbia Street
Simmerer & Pleger, Furriers
Calhoun
East Columbia Street
Brosius
J. M. Stouder & Co
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