Volunteers of Holman Street Lamp Works Triumph at Dunkirk Firemen's Tourney
Volunteers from Holman Street Lamp Works won first honors in the hose laying contest at the Dunkirk Firemen's Tournament, defeating Union City with a 200 feet hose lay completed in 36.5 seconds. Fort Wayne Electric Works placed second with an 8 second record. The Dunkirk gathering drew 2,400 firemen and 10,009 spectators, with Band honors awarded to Wartford City Band and Fort Wayne Electra-Tecble taking second. One Fort Wayne member, Robe Dean, suffered a broken ankle after a train incident.
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Holman Street Lamp Works
Dunkirk
General Electric Works
Union City
Indiana
Fir
Wartford
Fort Wayne
Electra-Tecble
Fort, Wayne el
Robe Dean
Ancain
Wien Mirk
Huber
Chet
Steller
Chas. Bidebig
Woodrow Wilson Sees Progressives in Control at Grit Convention
In New Jersey on June 27 Governor Woodrow Wilson voiced optimism about progressive Democrats leading the party. He avoided comment on Bryan's resolution and praised the convention's work, noting progressives were in control. The night was marked by anticipation of a nominee to oppose his husband, Mrs Tastimone reported.
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Sea Grit
N. J
Goveror
Woodrow Wilson
Bryan
Tore
Democrata
Iy Polley
Order of the Sphinx
Ak Sore
Congress
Ay Collowa
Democratic Party
Hag
Gontman
Republican Party
Taft
Républican Party
Repub- Tiden Party
Ite
House of
Taft Kimeon
Congress of the United States
Garrif Board
House of Representatives
Wool Trust
The
Republic
América
Garrevte
Ind
Zinerne
Darrett
Oder
Chur
St John Twinkell hall closes eighteenth annual school entertainment
The Lutheran St John school presented its eighteenth annual entertainment marked by a program of singing and instrumental music. Attendance was high and the event featured a concluding exercise by students, highlighting a lively Wednesday night program.
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St. John Tvinkelleal School
Arilin
Democratic Party Rhetoric At Convention Speech
A congressional speech by the party chair recounts the 1908 tariff battles. It accuses the Republican Party of betrayals, high tariffs, and revenue policies harming consumers. The speaker framing contrasts Democratic promises kept with Republican missteps and calls for unity behind the nominee.
Mrs Curtis Sollenberger Dies in Garrett Hospital
Mrs Curtis Sollenberger longtime Kenworth resident passed away Wednesday evening in Garrett Hospital after suffering while visiting relatives. Funeral arrangements set for Cedar Chapel with Rev. Kiteon to lead services, burial at Cedar. She leaves a husband, a 17 year old son, and a mother in Anola.
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Garrett
Tad
Tope
Cortta Sallenberzer
Sacrod
Ken
Cedar Chapel
Oonigterr
Jie
Kiteon
Df Pott Warne
Wil Hiwe whatRe
Garrett's Union Picnig
Joe Lugar Home After Staged Suicide Note Embezzlement Case
Joe Lugar, described as intoxicated, returned to Columbus after allegedly stealing $33 from employer Contractor Mann. He sent a death message to his mother, then sought forgiveness, faced authorities, and was briefly detained before deciding to confront the charges. Lugar had previously left the city after quitting the job but later admitted and rejoined his family.
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Joe Wigan
Columbus
Ohio
Mann
Jennia Lugar
Terr
Feo
Goodell Park
Tugat
Ius Nivisers
Muna
Lugar
Triso
Vigia
Bean
Tun
Hin
Rix Weuoha
Tack Theaning Courad Rix
Mr. Mann
Bert
Nod
Elty
Conductor Saves Man After Sleep On Tracks
On route 10 near the city, a tired worker named Mattingly lay on the tracks and was struck by a moving train. Conductor N. A. W. Guck pulled him clear, suffering a severe facial cut and other injuries before being taken to the company doctor for treatment.
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Vrs
Mattingly
Hunoan-Hinksy Cone Wirua
Yaivan
Giulleo
Dr CM
Kandt
Aurgeon
Headqiart
Intextion
New York Delegation Backs Harmon and Clark in Caucus
In Baltimore on June 27 the New York delegation ended a heated caucus by voting unanimously for Harmon. The session occurred before the convention’s night proceedings started amid Bryan revolt salvos. National Committeeman Mack urged quick floor action as tensions rose, with Willian Sulzer reporting Harmon favored and Champ Clark trailing.
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R Baltinore
New York
Maranon
Bryan
Mor ‘gan-Belmont-Hyun
Ne York
Yucatan
Figor
Mack
Harmon
Willian Sulzer
Champ Chirk
Wlisen
Women Organize A Democratic League Formation in Garrett
Women in Garrett, Indiana organize a Democratic League aiming to uphold democratic principles and back regular nominees. The event involves Mia Rites Cuiton and Vincenn ind among directors, with mentions of Phi Delta Kappa chapters and local social tensions surrounding a wedding and university figures.
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Elty
Nedidt
The
Democrate
Mia Rites + Cuiton et Vincennind
Garrett
Ind
Arve
Claverly
Aera Jr
Ives
Phi Delta Kappa
Tim
Garrait
Lake Hams
Tel
Warm Weather Specials at City Store Fronts
A crowded price list highlights summer bargains across departments. Items include 50 ft hose 9.60, 60 ft sulkies 4.50, window screens 18 cents, gar bage cans and cans galore, lawn mowers from 2.98, hats and tableware, travel trunks and suitcases, bathing suits for men women and children, buckets of baskets and flags, Fourth of July firecrackers and torpedoes, velocipedes wagonsGo carts and go carts, house dresses, boys suits and lingerie, wraps and petticoats, stockings and corsets, lace curtains parasols and more.
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Gus. Morse
Lutheran School
Ancient Order OF
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Incul
Avi
Chas. D. Nolan
Supreme Organizer
Lincoln Life
Olle Janes S
Pernanent
Charman
Curtis Sollenberger
Garrett Hospital
Patterson-Fletcher Co
Joe Lugar
Harmon and Clark
Harve ‘Wielame
Merc IF
Garrett Phi
DELTE
F. W. Woolworth Co
H. Knox & CO
LAWN
Japura
Norfolk Ssorts
Norfolk
Kimonas
ENIT
Suimier
JAS. M. Kane & Son
Calhoun Street
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