Five Trains To Carry Tammany Delegation To Denver
New York reports indicate five special trains will carry about 600 Tammany delegates and aides to the Democratic convention in Denver. The trains will originate from New York and Jersey City with routes via Chicago Omaha and Kansas City, plus a Pennsylvania line service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thaw Murphy
Tammung Hall
Delegatis
Sho Euters
Denver
Thoms
Soulth
Maling Aevangerunty
Murphy
Clademan Conneve
Daniel Fy Cohahy
Sterutary
Torle
Jersey Cry
Dan Fan
Covie Chigaga
Konsac City
Kansas
Vannery
Unnery
Muxyphy
Jack
Chicago
Omaha
Kangas City
Pennsylvania
Thomas EB. Ruah
Pitreen
Queens
Nassau
Big Joe" Cassidy A
Queens County
Tammany
Brown Palace
Boss Murphy
Shirley
Yellowstone
Fire Extinguishers Ad From Fort Wayne Firm
Fort Wayne Oil & Supply Co sole agents promote reducing insurance rates by installing Childs Fire Extinguishers. An outdoor Fourth of July fitout features Patterson Pletcher Co and Precious Blood Church picnic. Huffman car available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne Oil & Supply Co
Patterson-Pletcher CO
Precious Blood Church
Huffman
Local City Notes Touchbase on Residents and Visits
The Messrs. McKinney and Stage of Cornell Bros. Co. visit the city on business. Mrs. A. B. Graime travels to Circle Ohio after her brother-in-law’s death. Jack Kuhns returns from Colorado Springs with improved health. Edward Malan, adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, is seriously ill at St Joseph’s Hospital with appendicitis. Ice cream social planned at Lily Avenue corner of Thomas and Fisher streets. Morton Conover and his wife attended the Chicago funeral of their uncle, A. B. Touley, and plan a private home. Several names return from a ten day fishing trip on Georgian Bay. Purcell plans a new hotel downtown to operate on the European plan. J. T. Bilderbark suffers gout from an injury at the Wayne Ote barber shop. Members of the Shriners returning from Hay selicts PIS candidates attend. Ralph Noll and the Stelley family, with others, stay with grandfather Mr. Jay ater am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. McKinney and Stage
Cornell Bros. Co
Elgin
Ill
A. BE. Graime
West Berry Street
Circle, O
Jack Kuhns
Colorado Springs
Kuhns
Edward Malan
Bit
George Miller
St. Joseph's Hospital
Thomas and
Hisher
Morton Conover
Chicago
Uhi
A. B. Touley
Pattiraga
Messie
W. J. Weser
W. H. Sllumbaugh
C. A. Wilding
T. Thieme
Georgian Bay
Purcell
J. T. Bilderbark
Wayneote
Merere
William Geahe
M. Manurin
Vordermark
D. F Hayes
Ag Ute Shriners
Hay Selicts
Moxsre
U. Ctine
Shetlenberger
W. Gawker
Tay Chilgran
Jay
Doctor's Advice To Dyspeptics From a 19th Century Healer
A health pamphlet-style exhortation urges dieters to avoid stomach irritants and overindulgence. It promotes a rational regimen: hot water mornings, Rochelle salts pre-meal, and a specific tonic of manufacture Gertion, Crile garda, and distilled water. It warns against patent remedies and asserts long experience backing the advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naturg
Thaw sanity hearing to seek jury trial in White Plains
The court discussed Thaw's habeas corpus case as District Attorney Jerome prepared to seek a ten day adjournment to pursue a writ. Attorneys debated the motion while Thaw, under photographers’ glare, awaited the proceedings in White Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereme
White Plains
N. Y
White
Subscriptions Reach 1200 As Treas ury Shows Balance For Pro Rata Return
Manufacturers and jobbers in the city after boomed trips met at the Wayne club to settle accounts. Over 1200 subscribed, about 700 used, leaving a roughly 3500 balance to be returned pro rata to subscribing firms. Members praised results as trips boosted local business. Trips suspended for summer, to resume in September with longer itineraries toward Tama and other Ohio points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Club
Mane
Tama
Ohis
Picnic at Precious Blood Church Sparks Troubled Tale
Benjamin McAtee, a Grand Street shopkeeper, claims a scheme involving a Houston widow and two youngsters led to his arrest after alleging a coerced marriage plot. Police officers picked up the man and the unnamed companions as the case unfolds amid a July Fourth picnic scene at Precious Blood Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin MecAtee
Grand Street
Chicago
Farmersburg
Ind
Thescaman
McAtee
Eliott
Thaw Transferred to White Plains for Mental Evaluation
Harry K. Thaw left Poughkeepsie this morning in custody of Under Sheriff Townsend and Deputy Havens. He is bound for Westchester County under a writ of habeas corpus issued by Justice Mills to determine his mental condition before a new trial. Thaw is accompanied by new counsel Charles Morschauser who will argue for the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
White Plains
John ‘Townsend
Sherif Méward Havens
Westchester County
Justice Mills
Supreme Court
Dutchess County
Mills
Notice of July 3rd open and July 4th bank closure
A Retail Merchants association decision announces Friday evening July 3 to be open and July 4 to be closed all day. The report also notes the death of Ruskin Arnold, Kansas City banker, from an automobile accident and related bank history in North Manchester and South Whitley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants’ Association
A. W. Jaxtheimer
South Whitley
Ruskin Arnold
Kansas City
Kist Kuws
Columbia City
Ind
Rasiin Atard
Casiler
National Bank of the Republic
North Manchester Bank
South Whitley Arnold Bank
SARS Running From Warsaw to Michigan City
SARS running from Warsaw to Michigan City appears in garbled text with repeated phrases and unclear context. The readable portion notes a possible connection or route between Warsaw and Michigan City, but specifics are absent and no coherent event is described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SARS
Warsaw
Michigan City
Sidewalk Repairs Urged After Accidents at Avelina Hotel Site
City board of works notes several sidewalk and grading jobs completed by Derbeimer Co., Grosjean Co., and C. S. Bush on Nuttmin Street Beaber Avenue and St Clair Avenue. Plans discussed for two sided sidewalks on East Washington from Barr to Harmer. Meeting planned on waterproofing reservoir and bids. Weed control deemed improving. a $30 weed-cutting appropriation is sought. Pay day to disburse about $2,700 to street and park staff. Edits include council, health department actions on animal control, licensing for meat and milk dealers, aerial ladder bids considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
Alturioor
Shoark
Aveline
Alte Muat
Derbeimer & Co
Harrison
Health Department
McKendry
Lake James
Board of Safety
American-LaFrance Common
Seagraves, Company
Gillis
Bruggeman
Board of Health
Gillie
Worke
Rome
Insurance Adopts Childs Fire Extinguishers Installers Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Oil & Supply Co sole agents in installing Childs Fire Extinguishers. Visitor chilkett's department on second floor. J. W. Bell advertises address 111 173 E Columbia St. Ride! Ride! Ride! Bugay the 4th. DPATTERSON-T1 EUGTCHER co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilkett's Department
Dpatterson
Eugtcher Co
J. W. Bell
Columbia St
Good Laces Are Always Treasures in a Fragment
A garbled fragment hints at a women fearing aging and a tense scene. Names and places are unreadable, with scattered phrases about lace, bells, and a warning tone. The readable parts suggest a reflective or moral snippet from a broader piece.
Fort Wayne Rifle Team Wins Honors at County Range
Columbia City Ind June 29 Three members of Company D and three of Company G Indiana guards faced off at the George R Kaluley range near the city Sunday. Capt Dreishach Sergeant Wilford Sergeant Egley Private Tummell and others from both companies earned top marks. Fort Wayne Go D won the event with 90 points over Columbia City Campans 72. Eligible shooters, including Harrison Garber and Smith Brubaker, posted strong percentages at 200 and 300 yards with Columbia City scoring 78 percent in both ranges. Fort Wayne made 80 percent at 200 and 60 percent at 100 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kist Nowa Bavewu
Columbia City
Ind
Tndiand Hatlonas Guard
George R. Kaluely
Cant
Drefsbach
Egley
Wilford
Harrison
Gerber
Rummell
Smith
Brubaker
Fort Benjamn Harrison
Indianapolia
Staryard Range
Fort Wayne
Dreishach
Tummell
Cort Rehe Duirtin
Columbia
Wayne Maide
Tipton Young Man Takes a Bride at Warsaw
Fred B. Lucds of Tipton married Miss Goldis Hamlin of Mina Green in Warsaw on Saturday night at 10 oclock at the home of Rev. Sherman S. Powell. The groom is a successful school teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Warsaw
Kist
Ind
Fred B. Lucds
Piace
Goldis
Hamlin
Mina Green
Sherman S. Powel
Che Groom
Education notes and medical claims from Pixley-Lon g suites
Fragmentary text references graduate suites 49 50 51 and elevator guidance. It mentions education honesty, a tenth year, and warnings about cures for acute sind Carnie life. The passage reads like a dubious medical endorsement with garbled names and a claim of being the best piggic inme gid specialist, lacking clear context or verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiger
Tate Eels
Rue
G. Hides
Gartetty Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
Airdohe
Russell and
Church Cole
Coleman
O’brien
Joe Garza
Frank Jones
Moving Pictures
Alleman
Decatur
Indiana
Calhoun St
Opp. Court House
Geidel
Bash & CO
Trautman’s
Main Street
Journal- Gazette
Dr. King
New Life
Dreter & Pro's
Citon St
Brosius & Brosius
Henry Schone
Hattersley & Sons
Furnistim Tile
Whlne
Sai Ct
Wagan Tals Sraunt
Journal-Gazette
Party OF Political
Ntimates
Wigwam
Fourteenth Street
City News
D. B. Mary
M. D
Padi
Justica Mills
Mw Deehden
Jerome
Intenton
Tory
Bartlet
Justin Marsehalser
Matteawan
Epibis
Morschauser
Dowling
Barry KS. Thase
Joseph Blorachauser
Thaw
Big Stnitr
Charles W. Pilgrim
Hudson River
Trospita
Poughkerpsie
Thay
Amos T. Dyler
Mattemyan Asylum
Tarrytown
Aegis
Conyer
Baker
Francis A. Wins- Tomy
Dues Nok
Shoaff
Avelina
City Hall Notes
Gil
Exley
Columbia City—Co
Muaniell
Garber
Collown
Co, D
Dreighach
Iits
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Plano
Fort Wayne Loan CO
DR. Rush