Fort Wayne Churches Celebrate Silver Jubilee Across Parishes
Fort Wayne Catholic parishes marked Rev. Charles Thiele’s silver jubilee with a full day of services, processions, and a noon dinner at the priest’s house. St Peter’s and St Patrick’s hosted elaborate ceremonies, choir music, and a German sermon, culminating in a $2,000 appeal for a new school and a 250 plus gift to Thiele. Central Verein sent greetings while clergy and laity joined in prayers and community events.
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St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Trevy
Charles
Thirle
St Peter's Church
Aolemn
Raase
Juann F. Franke
Tichanel Kinder
Wyss
Jon Suelzer
Peter Otentoch
Marl
Rinenerl
Une Church
George Miller
Charles Houh
Howard
Bickel
Arthurs Wes
Bed
Traiph
Stechback
George Titson
Clarence’ Tasch
Lawrence Gardt
Albert Ryan
Jearme Moser
Robert Wiegand
Nervert ‘Siseteer
Friiur
Vols
George Stoody
George Lanier
Stephen Franky
Julius Helee
Clyde Albrecht
Clarence Klingenberkur
Virgil Blader
Clarice Scheid
VicRip Wyss
Thiele
A. Schafer
St gJesenh
Mo. Mbert
New Alexico
Thoms Lueneine
St. Joseph's Hospital
Kownis
Feldan
Monroeville
Michael Alph‘rer
SS Paul's Thurch
City
John R. Quinlat
Apridat
Sutie
Cele
God
Christ
Fearon
Peter
Fred bin
Rheinberger
Robert Getty
Lawrences Roehling
Augest Kettern
Jutina Franke
Wilfrei
Molitor
Elmer Geime
Raymond Filki
Robert Hofmann
Arthur Actermann
Joan Ryan
Princis Beckmann
Omer Mettler
Ferdinand Kuentzel
Pothy Getty
Reva
Norbert Feldon
Joseph F. Delaney
John R. Quinlan
Sitron Yeiin
Joan Biederman
Charles T. Thiele
Thomas Elsenring
Alpert
B. Dieringer
Michael Atchingly
W. OR. Wrobel
John Basperzylowski
Fehedhuceh
John
Suelzer
Ant
St. Peter's Dramatic Club
Eward W. Bleyer
Father Thiele
Verein
Joseph Trey
Adam
A. Reinhart
Charles Thiele
Joseph Frey
Central Verein
Henry Beyfried
St. Joseph
Stanis Verhard
Adam A. Reinhart
Charles Hilker
Rev
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Sertried
Thicke
Ostfriesland
Hanover
Germany
Baltimore
Gowbey
Ind
Notre Dame University
St. Brancis
Milwaukee
SS Ann's Church
Monterey
Migsinns
Rochester
Kouts
Cul‘Yyer
Judgment Day 1000 Years of Joy Explored by A Macdillan
A Macdillan lectured at the Majestic theatre under the International Bible Student association explaining the biblical view of Judgment Day as a 1000 year period. He argued that the era will lift hope for the poor and sinful, with Satan bound, the earth renewed, and those who obey given life while the wicked face the second death. The lecture touched on the return of ancient peoples and the church’s role in preparing mankind for the Messianic age.
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Majestic Theatre
Internatunal Bible Swuwdenter Associative
Satan
Jenna
Sodom
Gomorrah
Allmeen
Eatntes
Xhail
Temas
Fort Wayne "Medical Inspection" Of School Children
Dr Charles R Dancer chairs a Fort Wayne board report showing 1196 children abnormal 64 indadnalds 4071 with faulty teeth 379 with defective sight 165 cervical blindness 65 flatfeet 12 heart trouble 4 skin diseases. He notes a clash between health and education authorities and urges parental responsibility alongside school medical oversight.
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Bada
Fort Wayne
Charles R. Dancer
Jin
Dancer
Calidon
Fragmentary Text on Judgment and Jesus Prayer
Fragmentary lines discuss judgment and Jesus prayer, mentioning disbelief, the world, and the apostles. The wording is garbled, with unclear references to who will judge and why. Overall the passage hints at religious discourse but lacks coherent narrative or identifiable figures beyond generic biblical themes.
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Jedda
Alan Lear
Jueus
Indiana Heat Toll Soars Across Regions
Reported extreme heat in Indiana caused hundreds to prostrate and crowd public hospitals. Temperatures neared record highs with prolonged heat, while breezes offered little relief. Drowning incidents linked to the heat were noted near the lake and in suburbs, including Joliet where four died and seven more were near death from the heat and related exposure.
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Joliet
Perzang
Boys Drowned in Front of Parents in Wabash Incident
Terre Haute Ind June 28 Two brothers Clyde Bowers 11 years old and Harry 15 drowned today in the Wabash River. They were swimming with a crowd and stepped into a deep hole. The parents who are mute witnessed the drowning. Bodies were recovered.
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Terre Hagte
Ind
Clyde Bowers
Harry
Wabash
Chase Reveler and Pals Arrested After Chase Incident
In Anderson Indiana Walter Burk, ailing at home, fled two miles after being accosted near a picnic site. Buck allegedly grabbed two bottles of beer. Burk collapsed from sun exposure before capture. Sheriff Black refused prisoner due to condition. a physician said sun stroke risk present. More than twenty heat prostrations reported between Minneapolis and St Paul as temperatures rose to the low to mid nineties.
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Anderson
Ind
Jung Q
ST. Paul, Dunn
Minseaplis
St. Paul
Gay
Min- Towpelle
Heat, Deaths Reported in Peoria and St Louis
Peoria Illinois reports a 109 degree downtown temperature with six pargons and ten proctrations after a government kiosk incident. St Louis sees 100 degree heat with one death and deaths by other causes linked to the heat.
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Peoria
Jil
O'Clook
Fire destroys racing stables in Lexington
Lexington Kentucky June 2. The Tattersall stables famed for two noted race horses were destroyed by fire. Twenty horses valued at 11000 died in the blaze and trainer Ehele Baines sustained injuries while attempting rescues. Total loss estimated at 23000.
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Lexington
Tattersall Stables
Ehele Baines
Foreigner killed by penny train incident noted
A fragmented foreigner tragedy report mentions Mrs Martha Swafford widow of a physician, a noted writer, and a Hungarian named Xosik. She died near Indianapolis after a collision with a penny train or sled-like object. Burial plans and consecuencias are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Indianapolis
Martha Swafford
Edinburgh
Xosik
Alo-Dey
Arch Hound
Dennsylvania
Terre Bacita
Swarford
Galle Bremmer
M. Swaffard
Tariff debate on cotton futures tax and woolen tariffs
Congressional debate centers on a proposal to tax cotton futures purchases to curb gambling in cotton trading. Arkansas Senator Clarke backs the provision as part of a broader tariff bill, while negotiators adjust details to align with administration aims. The session grapples with balancing duties and broader economic impacts as final committee work proceeds.
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Tate
Congress
Hates Rats But Loves His Home in Wilmington
June 73 Pattick Afuldoon of Forklyn near hare Vaught a new drug compound yesterday to polarate. An explosion woke him this morning as he found rat remains throughout the cellar after a rat ingested poison and blew apart. Mrs Daluy Burnham of 603 West Yenth Street is seriously bitten on the nose by a rat that attacked while she slept, causing blood to run down her face.
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Pattick Afuldoon
Forklyn
Hare
Muldaun
Mrs. Daluy
Burnham
Edward FB. Burnham
West Yenth Street
Qwas
Philadelphia swimmer Dorow fails in long distance attempt
Charles Dor Dorow of Philadelphia tried to swim from the battery to Sandy Hook but strong tides forced him to abandon three quarters of a mile from his goal after about seven hours in the water. A support boat accompanied him and he was blinded by water in his eyes for a time after rescue. Durborow vowed never to attempt the feat again.
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New Fork
Charles Dor~ Dorow
Philadelphia
Batery
Sandy Hook
Durboro
Beautiful Hands Exercise by Annette Angert
A vintage hand care guide describes a daily beauty routine using cocoa butter olive oil and benzoin after washing hands. It outlines warming water soaking rubbing with cocoa butter then a stretching sequence to awaken and strengthen the hands and forearms.
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Annette Angert
Wight
Oye
New Witness 10 Disclosures in Era of Lobbying Scandal
The article reports on ongoing investigations into lobbying practices tied to a major manufacturers association. It details subpoenas for Amnes A. Simery and other figures, with lawmakers asserting vast influence on legislators and policy. Witnesses describe attempts to uncover all angles of the alleged lobbying and its impact on government.
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Overmnin
Amnes A. Simery
Niksoul “Manufacturers’ Association
Mulhall
Aa ‘Chi
Association
Washington
Sismes TE
Watson
Af Tadiana
Ra- Fereed
Manufacturers Association
Tos
Theerongresentoi
Formur Sangrenyoy
Anil Oflivinie
Asdoanlinn
Chaiman
Madhall Fe Hie
Nighi Amen A
Abothieil
Aculhall
Sihiriey
Kentucky
New Waren
Shire
Burthola
Mixsonnt
North Cape- Vina
Clark
Chirk
Comgeess Midhall
Mantafacturers’ Cassgtation
Aly
Milhalr
Anvuial
Indiana to Have Three Can Didates for President
Indianapolis reports that Indiana could present three presidential hopefuls under Republican banner. Charles Warren Pullbanks is listed among likely contenders, with James B. Watson and Albert J. Beveridge also discussed as possible nominees. The piece notes Fairbanks as a prominent Indiana figure and outlines ongoing campaign travel and speeches.
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Indiana
FAR Banks
Beveridge
Watson
Unclear charges amid tariff commission debate
Fragmentary testimony cites money from the National Association of Manufacturers to influence tariff policy. Watson asserts no gubernatorial fund use and denies involvement with the association. Mulhall and others deny conflicts of interest while recalling meetings with leaders in Layton and Galavan.
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Teenight Asac
Oharacter
Watson
Nessa Association of Manufacturers
Spérls
Consgresy
Wateron
Mulhall
Layton
Real Estate Transfers Reported Daily by Fort Wayne Abstract Co
Fort Wayne daily transfers filed by The Fort Wayne Abstract Co list sellers and buyers with parcel descriptions in Grier's addition and surrounding blocks. The note shows multiple transfers including consideration values and parcel identifiers, reflecting standard court street real estate activity in the city.
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Fort Wayne Abstract Co
Court Street
Daring Convicts Escape Leavenworth in Kas June Day
Leavenworth Kas June 1 Dareing cons escape federal prison. Oxhorne serving eighteen years for robbery failed three times before. Layman, serving three years for highway robbery, had two prior escape attempts and reportedly fled during an all day starch. One escapee reportedly recaptured off the Pacific coast.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Biah
Walter Layman
Oxhorne
Wethington
Laying
California
McNeil Iniad
la Pacific Coast
Italian Villages Fear Earth Shocks
Cosenza Italy June 24 earthquakes threaten villages as aftershocks continue. Shelters set up and supplies sent for the injured. In ognnlo Gravina area several people injured and a public school faced collapse danger. Hospitals report deaths and more villagers feared buried as tremors persist.
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Cosenza
Italy
Villarenes
ognnlo-Gravina
Tench Torn Letha
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