Local politics and science mix in a turbulent era
Fragmented OCR text combines mayoral race hints between Col. AY Bookswater and Trank RB. Stak Taker with a vigorous party campaign, plus a note on Dr. Albert P. Mathews of the University of Chicago arguing longevity and mortality theory. Additional items describe Fort Wayne gas franchise bidding, required deposits, plant plans, and safety measures for a new fuel gas era.
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Republicams
Souinute
Albert P. Mathews
Sty University ‘of Chicago
Mab
Mathews
Vit Signapolis
Tke Fort’ Ware
T Heir Plant
Inset
Nynish Meters
Rec
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Kruegher letter to governor questions Michigan City police policy
Mr Krueger replies to Governor Haney defending strict liquor law enforcement while urging local authority to run police matters. He supports local community wishes for latitude in applying laws and criticizes unfounded complaints. The letter expresses readiness to resign as state political pressure shifts.
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Chkee
Myuur
Regeger de
Wiley Oed
Alu
Sulle
Uth
Bss
Futa Alsa
Ullieena
Michigan City
R. I. Kreughr
Roosevelt’s grave error sparks rebuke over Santa Fe rebate
A New York Press analysis accuses the Roosevelt administration of a muddled stance in the Santa Fe rebate cases. It notes missing letters to two trusted officials, argues the president risks sweeping internal controversy, and suggests his actions threaten Republican support amid railroad reform debates.
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New York Press
Radiew Republicatt
United States
Santa Fe
Morton
Messrs
Harmon
Judson
Uutghders
A.stennemit
Mutiny and Shelling Aboard The Port Emblem
Reports from Odessa describe a sailor mutiny aboard the Kniaz Potemkine after a food dispute, with officers slain and bodies cast overboard. The ship seized the officers, while mutineers demanded food quality. later a strike and citywide unrest spread, with casualties, a police agent killed, blasts and arson in harbor facilities, and a call for order from Moscow. A torpedo boat seized the Russian steamer Esperanza, and a quarantine in the harbor reportedly involved arson and ship preparations amid revolutionary activity.
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Ursin
Abril
Che
Muita
George Pobenillunosery
Sylwetia
Barttashly
Olalu
Omilicht
Kniaz Potemkine
Fooy
Odessa
Moscow
Pitemmkine
Esperanza
Selagiopet
Barbecue Draws Thousands as Butchers Host Public Feast
A massive public barbecue drew an estimated ten thousand attendees as butchers prepared a full exhibition meal. Reports describe roasting pits, free servings, and a celebratory atmosphere, with crowds filling Cent Livre and surrounding areas.
Mutiny Reported On Battleship After Oiling Dispute
From Odessa comes brief word that the battleship Kriaz Potemkin mutinied over poor provisions for the sailors. Telegraphy notes a premature shooting incident and cites confusion about the cause and who fired the first shot. The fragmentary dispatches leave the full details unclear.
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ST. Petersburg
Odessa
Batk
Kriaz Potemkin
Taler
Peasants Revolt Threatens Ekaterinoslav Region
Reported in Trussia that peasants set fire to several king owned buildings near Ekaterinoslav. Yalu Timber president Bezabiazait, residing on a provincial estate, has invoked military aid to protect property and his life amid spreading war rumors and threats of vengeance.
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Ekaterinosilay
Trussia
Une
Amboy Movinea
Bezabiazait
Yalu Timber Company
Ships Off Vladivostok Report Japanese Torpedo Boats
Vladivostok reports sighting Japanese torpedo boats on the horizon during the morning near the harbor. The brief observation notes warships in the area, with activity concentrated along the coast and afternoon visibility uncertain due to weather.
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Vladivostok
New Alignment of Forces Reported by Linevitch
June 23 dispatch from Tokio says General Lineviteh adopts tactics different from General Kurepatin and fields a narrow front. Reinforcements from European Russia barely fill the gap after the Mukden defeat. An outbreak of dysentery in Harbin sends 1,006 patients to Tsitsker for hospital care. Spies from Lineviteh’s army are arrested daily by the Japanese, numbering between thirty and forty in custody. A Chinese officer at Pamickens allegedly serves Russia by circulating spies totaling about 2,000. Igo Yang and seven other cities are to be opened for free residence by Japanese subjects who may engage in business.
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Tokio
Moi
Lineviten
Genera’ Kurepatiin
Russia
Mukden
Tsitsker
Lineviteh
Pamickens
Igo Yang
President's Day at Harvard Cambridge
President Roosevelt attended Harvard's President's Day exercises as the class 80 asked for no degrees of honor. The Cambridge reception honored the guest, with memorial events, and a Maynard home reception noted. Roosevelt sent messages of thanks for gifts to university and affiliates, and left for Cambridge at night preparing to depart by midnight.
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Cambridge
al- Lio
Harvard University
Roosevelt
America
School of Leering
Mort Cor
Memorial Hall
Putokwstie
Oo Dines
Simones Club
Y ‘Taft
Perlainine
Washington
Smidgizht
Bos Yard
Knights of Columbus Night at the Fair
Last night the Knights of Columbus hosted a night at the fair with varied acts and a strong turnout. Performances by Remeke’s orchestra, Miss Lenk Cohan as accompanist, and multiple soloists highlighted a program that drew many local attendees and concluded with a beauty and baby contest vote tallied at 4 257.
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Knights OF Columbus
Kuigins
Caluuntines
Remeke
Guy D. Daxdelon
Bie Sane
Wiese Aten
Kaus
Charles Deave
Aliss Elizabeth Suimerd
Wang
Murad
Vale
Parsons
Purines
Holt pilloweAra
Boku
Roso Pulloukimp
Decalur
Anvourg
Jolae Lanter
Mies
Steabel
Irane
Conor Fodrons
Mra
Mig
Mitry
Miler
Pileer
Minit Monehely
Magie Moore
May Genllivre
Bentwice Dalles
Gerdyon
Unis
I Trombone
McCauslandre Nirnold Visit and Local Furniture Firm Files
City news notes Dr and Mrs J W L McCauslandre Nirnold returned yesterday from Beaver's lay ing Pierceton after a two week stay. The Pape Furniture company of this city filed new articles of association with the secretary of state capital stock 30000 directors Clarenge Sebel Charles Mesivorn and Charles Pape.
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J. WL. McCauslandre Nirnold
Beaver
Pierceton
Pape Purniture Company
Clarénge Sebel
Chirles
Changes in cast announced for Herbert Opera Company
In the Bohemian Girl season, Miss Florence Guise of Chicago will be leading contralto. Miss Dedfers beds ill with a cold and has withdrawn from her role. Mr Raymond Stephens will sing tenor in place of Mr James F. Roach. Mr Huntington will perform Devilshoot, Mr Haymond Stephens as Thaddeus, and Mr Herbert as Frohstein.
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Herbert Opers
Inisheenw
Dedfers
Florence Guise
Chicago
Mr. Raymond
Stephiens
James FF. Roach
Mr. Huntington
Mr. Haymond- Stephens
Thaddeus
Mr. Herbert
Plorestein
DIFFERENT VIEWS OF IT Success Magazine Quotations
Ell ie Munson Holman summarizes success advice from Success Magazine. A playful chorus of objects and voices offers tips to be progressive exact on time careful not to tire your work push and pull stand firm avoid change never dull climb steady stay bright and prepared for emergencies
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ellie. Munson_ Holman
Success Magazine
Magnzine
Hell
10- Nogent Tower
4 NECESSITY IN ST PETERSBURG First on the road
Fragmentary OCR text mentions St Petersburg and Russian men with unclear dialogue about pockets and cards. It reads like a stray caption or note rather than a coherent news item. Entities present include St Petersburg and Russian terms, but specifics are missing.
Pennsylvan ia Railroad plans sixth big Indian coal union
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans a sixth major consolidation in the Indiana coal field. Mines cited include Four Pines, Island Valley, Knox, Enterprise, Lann, Big Muddy, Brewnel, Vandalla, Joost Crescoal, Longineraning, and R. & P peanuts mine. The move consolidates ownership under Pennsylva interests across Ton district.
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Ind
Terre Waite
Nepal Vo
Penns R Railroad
HT Solars
Linton
Pennnsylva
T Land Gaal
Atlas Mings
Island Valley Company
Via
Tera Widknell
Knox, Enterprise, Lann
Brewnel Soul Company
Mom
Terre Ligute
Secisville Com Company
Joost Crescoal Ming
India
Northern Indiana News Summary from Chicago and Toledo
Brief silhouette of regional coverage from The Chicago and Toledo Tribune highlighting local events, politics, and encounters in Northern Indiana. Notable names or specifics are limited in the fragment, but the item signals ongoing, practice-like reporting on community affairs.
City Ready to Push Jine Construction Plans
Autairn Dispatch reports the city aims to push rapid construction of the Jine with weather in office force and nod from authorities. They claim thousands of dollars will be paid through local banks for the project, making the city the new headquarters.
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Ottica
Autairn Dispatch
Sites considered for epilepsy village by governor panel
Governor Hanly will select a site for a new epileptic village provided by the state legislature. A commission member named possible contenders include Misnaswaka Franklin Crawfordsville Hemeride Shoals Coatesville Huntington South Bend Hammond and North Judson. The commission will visit sites soon and is chaired by Dr TL sides of Franklin and Dr S 1 Hox.
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Hanly
Yillaze
Tast
Lo Lake
Misnaswaka
Franklin
Crawfordsville
Hemeride
Shoals
Coatesville
Huntington
South Bend
Hawmond
North Judson
TL. Sides
Beshington
Hox
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