Fort Wayne Journal Gazette readers asked to update address
Summer readers may forward the Journal Gazette to their new city addresses with no change by notifying the office. The issue also covers political charges against Mr. Machen, criticism of United States Steel management, and Mayor Bookwalter’s Fourth of July firearms proclamation. It notes religious leaders in Tadlan-Doolin denying endorsements, a Kentucky military camp plan, divorce stories, and a large New Mexico pine land reclamation project by the U.S. Forestry service in the Vermejo and Cimarron valleys under Bartlett and Yale Forestry officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
New Mexico
United States Bureau of Forestry
William
HF. Bartlett
Chimen
Government Forestry Department
Austin Jr. Hawes
Yale Forestry School
Bartlett
Vermejo
Rocky Mountains
Industrial Education Needs Highlighted in Cleveland Event
A fragmented note emphasizes the need for industrial education, referencing the Cleveland Main Dealer and an event tied to Lhd sehors ait eMloge commencements, with unclear context but urging educational expansion.
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Lhd Sehors Ait eMloge
Uta Verte
Rekt Ie
Cleveland
Rise of Tech Education Sparks National Demand for Grads
The Armour Institute and Case School graduates receive abundant job offers before graduation as industry expands. Schools of technology rapidly graduate more engineers, driving a revolution in education as manual training and engineering merged, expanding across public schools and universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Institute of
Fieet
Industris
Hfeald
Democratic Editorial Association visit to Fort Wayne praised
Editors from across Indiana gathered in Fort Wayne last week for the Democratic Editorial Association meeting. Senator Fleming hosted with hospitality, delivering a warm reception that impressed attendees and highlighted Fort Wayne as a favorable host city.
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Steve Fieming
Fort Wayne
Democratic
Mr. Fleming
Indiana
Association
Jon Thoraday
Summit City
B. Fleming
Fleming
Ure
Kendallville
Mort Wayne
The
Vale
Flemings
Fort Wayne hosts Democratic editors for successful visit
Fort Wayne welcomed visiting Democratic editors with warm hospitality and a well organized program. Fleming of Fort Wayne ensured every detail, earning praise as a superb entertainer and a good fellow. The Democratic Hall event drew strong attendance, elegant toasts, and engaging speakers, highlighting Holinsen Park and the city’s cordial spirit.
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Fleming
Fort, Wayne
Fort Wayne
Mwea AV
Fort Wayne Park and Union Depot Spark Civic Pride
The Ishrael railway company owns and maintains the park near Fort Wayne, offering free access with reasonable city fares. Citizens recognize the new Allen County courthouse as a monumental, best‑appointed public building, a lasting credit to taxpayers and the party, reflecting broad community support.
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Klod
Fort Wayne
Ishrael Railway Company
Allen County
United States
Boudleism
Lord Barrington Accused of Murder Within Jail
June 29. F Seymonor Barrington under guard in St. Louis county Jail Clayton facing murder charge in the Mc Gann case. He maintains innocence as streetcar workers identify Harrington and McCann, body found near Tillft town. Preliminary hearing set for July. Barrington says he fears lynching but will stand trial.
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ST. Louis
Clayton
F. Seymonor Barrington
James P. McGann
Bernat
Std
Collian
Harrington
McCain
Tillftts Stayton
Send Mann
McCann
Barrington
McCann Han
Dariatees
Irish Land Bill Debate Progress in Commons
London Tire 29 The house spent hours on the land bill with amendments offered and withdrawn. Redmond urged the nationalists’ debt be eased, while Win OTrien proposed restoring evicted tenants to their holdings. O'Brien opposed the plan, Wyndham signaled willingness to consider it at report stage, and progress ended at midnight with adjournment.
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London
Commone Tolay
Dob Redmond
Cal Aly
Win
Otrien
Will
Wm. O'Brien
Wyndham
O'Brien
Fort Wayne K C Team Garners National Reputation
The local Knights of Columbus degree team led by Mr. W. P. Brean has earned national renown for its work in the knights degrees. Organized last winter, it conferred degrees in several Indiana cities and impressed visitors enough to spread its fame. Initiations slow as warm weather limits large classes until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
W. P. Brean
Knights
Indiana
George Meredith Novel Ist in Critical Condition
London June 21 report states George Meredith novelist has suffered a relapse and remains critically ill. The news notes his long illness and latest health decline, with commentators and associates monitoring his condition.
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London
George Mero- AM
Attempted death by self harm report in Best Superior area
A morning incident at a Best Superior street residence involved a woman detected with suspected poison in a threatened self harm case. First responders were alerted and a medical evaluation followed. details remain unclear pending official statements.
Death of William Hollinger in yard incident
William Hollinger a longtime York Wayne resident died suddenly Monday evening while seated in a chair in the yard of his sister Mrs Jenny Murray at Dodge avenue near the arriving park. He had been ill for some time and there was no funeral date yet. burial will be at New Haven. He was born December 25 1883 and remained unmarried leaving two brothers Eli and Albert Hollinger and two sisters Mrs Amanda Wortenbe and Mrs Jonny Murray.
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William Hallinger
Yort Wayne
Jenny Murray
Dodge Avenue
Ariving Park
Mr. Hollinger
Obie
Eli
Albert Hollinger
Amanda Wortenbe
Jonny Murray
Intorment
New Haven
Buying Richmond Stock in Wayne Probate Court
In Wayne probate court an order authorized the seizure of 10 million dollars worth of stock in the Richmond Light and Power Company held by James M. Stare, William Rattray and estates, by a diver not yet minde pire Me. Reportedly the company will be sold to an eastern syndicate at 69 cents on the dollar, stock included, with Lugars negotiating for weeks though identity not disclosed. The firm currently has the city lighting contract.
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Hictmond
Intl
Wayne Probate Court
Hictmenit Peal, Light and Power Company
James M. Stare
William Rattray Ealatos
Uist
Union Traction Company Stock and Bond Rights Teased
Anderson Ind June 2 At a meeting of stockholders tomorrow Union Traction Company will offer stock and bond rights. Current holders of eighty seven shares of present stock may subscribe for bonds and stock totaling six thousand dollars. The plan promises a guaranteed interest rate and continued dividend at about eleven to two percent.
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Anderson
Ind
All Union Traction
Iudiana Union Traction Company
Inter Oat
Snow Company
Honda
Heliers
Recorder Grown Died of Poisoning in Pittsburg For Inquest
Coroner's inquest opened in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, into the death of county recorder Jesse M. McGeary. The inquiry questions if he died by natural causes or foul play, with a chemical analysis of vital organs to follow. a will contest is anticipated. Witnesses include the recorder's wife and secretary Walter A. Black.
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Pittsburg
Coromer
Jesse M. McGeary Todiay
Ile Onele
Lake
Csty
J. O. Brown
J. C. P. Brown
Nebrasia
Iskely
Waller A. Ulack
Tommorrow
Golf on the Winona Links and Fourth of July events
The Winona link course hosts an eighteen hole handicap golf tournament on June 9 with a large field expected from Indiana and neighboring states. In the afternoon a trade meeting and new track events added to the schedule include sprints, distance runs, shot put, hammer, pole vault, high jump and broad jump. Gold and silver medals will be awarded in each event with Purdue Wabash DePauw and Indianapolis athletes among those expected.
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Winona
Lakg
Ind
Gudiana
Istates
Alne Broad
Assembly I
Indiana
Hearn
Terry
Henman
Merron
Purdue
Walllace
Johnson
Heintz
Marshall
Wabash
Lightbody
van Dyke
DePauw
Joseph Shideler
Cfndianapolis
Western Construction Company Incorporation Aims Major Rail Project
The Bulletin reports in San Francisco on June 29 that a Nevada incorporation named Western Construction Company with capital of 30 million dollars is formed to undertake all construction for the Western Pacific Company. It plans the Beckwith Pass Continental Line to Salt Lake, amid prior push for the project.
Roadbed construction begins on surveys to Salt Lake
The report states no delay in building a railroad roadbed and laying ties as surveys proceed toward Salt Lake, with the Denver and Rio Grande named among the proper companies.
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Denver
Rio Grande
Salt Lake
Central Conference of American Rabbis Opens in Detroit
In Detroit on June 29 the Central Conference of American Rabbis began its annual meeting at Bethel with rabbis from across the United States. Rabbi Joseph Silverman of New York reviewed Russia massacres, praised Roosevelt’s action, and urged resolutions thanking the president while limiting public protest. City leaders and other speakers welcomed attendees.
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Detroit
Mich
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Bethel
United States
Joseph Silverman
New York
Hig
Russia
B'nai B'rith Society
Roosevelt
Silverman
Kishinets
Jacob Nestor
San Francisco
Maybury
Louis Grossman
Cincinnati
Lee 8. McCollofer
Universalist Church of Our Father
Wreck Causes Near-Total Deaths on Bilkad Train
Nearly 200 dead after Bilkad train overturned Saturday from a bridge into the Neferille river near Madrid. About 70 bodies remain unrecovered in wreckage. Civil and military authorities clash over rescue efforts. Wealthy passengers listed among victims with money and jewelry missing.
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Madrid
Neferille River
Fritz Leichner Arrested in Huntington Incident
An early report states Fritz Leichner of Fort Wayne was found wandering and arrested in Huntington on Sunday night. A pocketbook with money and a tipped case bearing Mrs. C. J. Horrell’s name was recovered, left where Leichner had been sitting. Mrs. Horroll, visiting at John Kline’s Guilford Street residence, had misplaced it. Fort Wayne police, led by Chief Ward, were alerted.
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Healington News-Democrit
Omcer Wisedman
Wrod Leichner
Fort Wayne
Cag
C. J. Horrell
John Kline
Guilford Street
Gritain to Honor the American Squadron Arrival
London on June 24 reports that the American squadron will be brought into Portsmouth harbor rather than Spithead marking an unprecedented honor. The move places US warships inside the gates of a foreign power's empire, a historic welcome for a foreign fleet.
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London
Spithead
Mrs Eddy Hosts Visitors From Boston Church
In Concord New Hampshire on June 29 a large group invited by Miss Maury Baker Tady gathered to visit Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy at Pleasantview. She greeted the communicants from the Boston mother church at the annual communion service and waved farewell from a window as hymns by Mrs. Early filled the air.
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Roncord
N. H
Mra. Early
Locomotive Firemen Elect Officers for Ensuing Year
The Locomotive Firemen elected its roster last night. Officers include Master W. A. Loos, Secretary A. G. Kartholl, Treasurer O. Maxwell, Trustee T. Esterline, Legislative representatives V. A. Loon, Medical examiners Drs. C. B. Slomen and William Basten, Collector R. C. Chase, and Vice Marshal G. M. Markel. The group reports 227 members in good standing with order maintained.
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A. G. Porterlodge
B. Ot Ts
W. A. Loos
A. G. Kartholl
Maxwell
Esterline
Marglar
G. M. Markel
Eficard
God
Anniversary observance of John Wesley’s birth
The passage collects remarks from prominent figures praising John Wesley and his influence on religion and society. It notes the bicentennial anniversary and urges celebration, highlighting Wesley’s and Charles Wesley’s hymns and founding impact on Protestant Methodism.
Tilly’s Gift to the Religion He Preserved
Fragmentary text notes a religious figure named Tilly who gave a lasting gift to the faith he preserved. It references John Wesley’s praise and a flagging seal, with mention of sincerity and aggressive advocacy.
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John Wesley
Tilly
Court injunction hits Electrical Workers strike
Minnesota Judge G C Tay of Hennepin County District Court issued a temporary injunction against the Electrical Workers union amid a strike. The order bars the union from disrupting contractors business, threatening customers, or interfering with work on contractor premises. The ruling outlines several legal grounds and is set for appeal in jail court.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
GC. Tay
Hennepin County District Court
Electrical Workers' Union
Jo Ko
Reward Raised for Harvey Logan in Knoxville Tenn
June 29 Knoxville Tenn. Through United States Marsha Aus tin the department of justice added one hundred dollars to the reward for Harvey Logan's capture. The total now stands at 1100 dollars plus five thousand for his arrest. Judge Clark ordered an investigation and United States Marshal Austin condemned jail authorities.
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Knoxville
Tenn
United States
Mansha Austin
Department of Justice
Harvey Logan
Judggu
Clark
Austin
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the Journal Company
Ealt Main Street
Fort Wayne Journal
Establisue
Machen
Pallee
Uhey
Aldnselier
Wall Street Journal
Schwab
United States Steel Company
Eighoils
Tadlan- Doolin
Bookwalter
Wis
Hte
Beckham
Kentucky
Merve
Hhose
Tackbon
Wey
Ue Gealie
Loythe
Tullere
Itlee
Iis
Tice
Miléle
Democratic Editorial Association
Decatur Democrat
Portland Sun
Ha Mtoral Association
Holinsen Park
Wort Wayne
Aes
Lord Barrington
Galm
Hoter of Commons
Fort Wayne K. C
George Meredith
We Www
Barnett
Best Superior Stroat
Richmond
Heat and Power Company
NEW Union Traction Company
A. Will Content
Spain
Fritz Leichner
Huntington
Eddy
Locomotive Firemen
Tor
Sosey Rish
San Ambrella
Rurode Dry Goods Co
Methodists OF
New England
Willian P. Prya
Henry Cabot Lodge
Una
Jon
Charles Wesley
Baer
Tates
Beveridge
Oydiana
Loyola Organiza
Wesley
Methodion
Goevrnor
John A. Mickey
Nebraska
Grover Cleveland
F. H. Bohne & Bro
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