Man Who Kicks Coach Stage May Resign from Athletics
Chicago university circles report coach A Atonzo Stage of the Tai cago may resign from his athletics post before the next football season. Friends say he has considered withdrawal due to the reform policies at the maroon institution. He favored training tables and quarters and opposes rigid reforms that he argues undermine conditioning and the ability to build a strong team for major contests.
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A. Atonzo Stage
Taicago
Ments
Chicago
Michigan
Turmoi
Atilines
Micklean
Bic Nine
Stasy
Stace
Bimec
Railroads Struck by Ice Storm Delays Across Lines
Widespread blackout of telegraph wires halted train runs along the Pennsylvania double track and other lines. The storm crippled the Wabash Nickel Plate Lake Shore and L&N routes, with crews restoring service through the day as trains ran late but schedules gradually normalized. The Pennsylvania line, aided by its double track, suffered least disruption, and officials expected full repair later today.
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Lake Shore
Anny
H&l
Kalamazoo
Fort Wayne
Peru
Thin Point Cara
W. B. Allen
New Haver
Pennsylvania
Renson
Pwr
Eight Hour Assessment Lifted By International Typographical Union
The eight hour assessment against members of the International Typographical Union ends February 20 after active since January 1 1906. A 10 percent levy was first imposed then reduced over time to one half of one percent with a five cent monthly pension fund contribution. Four freight engines expected to bolster motive power by March 1.
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International Typographical Union
United, States
Canada
International Union
Executive Council
The
International
Waa
Lin
Colo Radio Springs
Cal
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Labor Seeks Theater Workers Union Charter
Grievance committee of the Fort Wayne Federation of Labor met to decide action against the Majestic theater and a plan to enforce a boycott. The committee named Elmer St John, P R Bell, J B Miller, J B Axselman, and F J Swantz as labor leaders, with M M Rice of the Majestic informed of the decision. Rice urged use of efforts to secure a union charter for theater workers and said he opposed no union, promising to refer to the Journal-Gazette for details from the Labor News-Herald report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne Federation of Labor
Majestic Theater
Apollo Club
Elmer St. John
Chiners
P. R. Bell
Painters
J. B. Miller
Carpenters
J. B. Axselman
F. J. Swantz
Rice
Fort Wa
Journal-Gazette
Labor Nmes-Herald
Amalgamation Controversy Hits Fort Wayne Unions
Labor Times reports Fort Wayne Federation of Labor splits amid turmoil over stage union issues. Despite financial strain, Mort Wayne Machine works kept overtime runs from twenty to forty hours as it finished a 161 horsepower tandem gas engine shipped to a New York firm. A 100 horsepower engine began shipment Friday with multiple orders on file. New colonist rates for Homeseekers and western prospects took effect on local railroads yesterday amid favorable weather. Nickel Plate led rail traffic with many westbound passengers. Pennsylvania Railroad announced service to Seattle and Los Angeles, signaling broader relocation activity.
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Mort Wayrie
New York
Pennsylvania
Charles Herring Injured After Wabash Freight Collision
Charles Herring a mail carrier of 505 Taylor Street was struck by Wabash Freight Engine No. 618 around 2:50 PM yesterday while walking along the tracks near Calhoun Street. He sustained head and facial bruises, a hurt back, and a minor left leg injury, with his condition described as serious.
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Charles Herring
Taylor Street
Wenbash
Het
Jist
Calhoun Street
Wrengheh
Enet
Fort Wayne Labor Row Over Provisional Charter Clash
The Times-Herald outlines a dispute between the Fort Wayne Federation of Labor and a provisional charter organization tied to the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes. It details constitutional barriers to new unions, the one year strike ban, and potential federation involvement expected from arriving organizers to resolve the stalemate.
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Federation
Admager
Amd
Tell
Beyeath
Toreriadonal Alliaica
UN Paige dL
Ion
Fort Wayne
Forts Wayne
Times-Herald
Uonel
International Alliance
Labur
How Colds Are Contracted
How Colds Are Contracted presents a fragmented advertorial claiming exposure to low transmissions changes and rapid onset of congestion. It touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure and preventive, asserting epidemics of colds and influenza saw no pneumonia when used, with many bottles sold daily.
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willaeRt
Advertising copy for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Old time ad claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy treats colds and whooping cough in children as safe and effective. Warns parents to prevent neglected illnesses by prompt treatment, touts no harmful drugs, and cites wide maternal endorsement.
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Charmbeelilm
Cough Remedy Reputed To End Persistent Coughs
A testimonial claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy quickly calmed a long standing cough. W J Hayner of Burley Col Bulletin cites relief after three doses with the medicine soothing and healing the irritated throat, ending weeks of coughing and sleepless nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrites
W. J. Hayner
Burley
Col. Bulletin
Chamberlain
Common Colds and Chamberlains Cough Remedy Claims
An advertorial claims catching colds lead to dangerous ailments like pneumonia and consumption. It asserts Chamberlains Cough Remedy cures colds and related throat troubles if taken early, contains no opium or morphine, and has a long dealer reputation. It promotes prompt use to prevent serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nx Qld
Rail and labor notes from the Omaha area and beyond
Telegraph stations across Omaha and portions of Kansas and Nebraska number twenty two day and two night units. FT Noll a Pennsylvania brakeman injured at Van Wert, out of service for days after a fall. James B Wells, Wabash engineer, to resume April 1 after two years on the layoff due to health. M W Hoon resigns from Bass works and plans to move to Huntington for lime company job. Seven Wabash locomotives rebuilt last week, numbers 19 177 689 1890 643 49 and 858 put back into service. C E Colletick of Wayne Seed Cleaner plans shipments to Germany and Constantinople for new machines built in Switzerland.
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James B. Wells
Welle
Exec
M. W. Hoon
Bass Works
Huntington
Tao
Huntington Lime Company
Wihbash
Buch
C. E. Coletick
Wayne Seed Cleaner and Grain Separator Company
Will Swithin
Germany
Constantinople
Colericls
Hichsviliz
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for Children's Colds
A historic advertisement urges prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for childhood colds and pneumonia. It claims early treatment prevents serious illness, reduces coughing, and protects young children, recommending stock at home for immediate use. The copy emphasizes prevention and quick relief.
Guaranteed bottle offer stumbles over terms
Fragmentary notice promises a refund or benefit if a bottle purchase fails. The garbled text hints at a two thirds rebate or return but lacks clear entity names, dates, or procedures. Readers should seek fuller terms before acting.
Gulf coast land lure urged by Texas boosters
The Southern Brewers Association hosted an education themed meeting urging changes in law. Monroe W. Fitch & Sons promo notes advocate Gulf Coast land purchases by Fort Wayne investors. Fitch cites climate soil and shipping as advantages, citing a Fort Wayne party plans to visit and buy. Details urge readers to contact Fitch firm for excursions and bookings before deadline.
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Cartpalen
Southern Brewers' Association
Hugehé M.fitch
Earth Department
Monroe W. Fitch & Sons Agency
Texgo
Fitch
Texas
Gulf Coast
Fort Wayne
Mritch
Gull Coast
Alr
Manrog W. Fitch & Sons
Brewers Seek Modified Prohibition Policy
A brief notice indicates brewers urge a modified prohibition stance benefiting the brewing interests across the United States, signaling industry pressure and potential regulatory change.
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United States
SENSIBLE HOBBY Indigestion and stomach troubles mocked by the misused remedy
An ad style fragment laments daily illness and praises a medicine named Mi o na for stomach and digestion relief though risks and refunds are hinted, claiming muscular and digestive strengthening with dubious certainty. The text shows garbled spelling and promotional tone.
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Hobh
Surprise Wedding in Huntington Ends in Honeymoon Tour
Two Halvin papers and three women, two aged eighteen and nineteen, witnessed a surprise wedding in Huntington Ind. John Mbinich a grist mill man married Mrs. Christias Martin, heiress of John Ravenrider, after a late license and abrupt nuptials. A fire later that night struck Charles Badwaris clothing house causing about 2400 dollars in stock damage before extinction.
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Halvin
Huntington
Ind
John Mbinich
Christias Martin
John Ravenrider
Huntington. Ind
Charles Badwaris
Storm knocks out city police and fire call systems
Last night a major storm overloaded city police and fire departments with outages. Alarm lines, Bell phones, and the Arc system failed, forcing officers to rely on limited communications. Fire crews battled a live wire fire near 817 Favelle and contained it with difficulty, while several wires caused damage to a home and frightened residents.
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Ireland
Chemical Company
Berry
Wayne Stresss
Latsite
Seven Russian Terrorists Hanged in Court Martial
A court martial condemned seven Russian terrorists to death by hanging after a plot against a high official. The executions occurred at daybreak opposite Rennstads, where the condemned faced death as authorities moved to quell fears.
Fifteen Birthdays in Sixty Four Years
Mr William Fiaperala of Sh Joe township is eighty four years old but has not that many birthdays. Born on February he has a birthday over four years and skipped one in 1100, suggesting inaccuracies in the aged claim.
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Wiliam Fiaperala
Sh Joe Township
Baby's Cold Relief Praised in Aberfoyle Family
Mrs. David Maltby of Aberfoyle reports her baby suffered four to five weeks with a severe chest cold before Chamberlain's Cough Remedy helped. She credits its use for relief and recommends it for babies as well as adults, noting its safety for young children and widespread trust in its cures.
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David Maltby
Aberfoyie
Autys
How to Prevent Colds
Habitual colds are linked to skin and mucous weaknesses and indigestion. A preventive rests on cold water exposure, proper food, and common sense, including a brief daily cold bath before breakfast to strengthen the skin and nerves and reduce future Illness. If a cold occurs, treat promptly with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to cure the cold and counter any tendency to pneumonia.
Anniversary party marks 64th birthday and fifteenth year
A man celebrated his sixty fourth birthday with a Saturday afternoon gathering of friends. Guests included August Pelz E G Pela Alex Pepe Louis Guba Arthur Guba and many others as cards music and a simple dinner filled the cheerful occasion.
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August Pelz
E.G. Pela
Alex Pepe
Louis Guba
Arthur Guba
Philp Linting
Willan Peasar
Isadore Pepe
William Pepa
Joseph Morris
Charley Felgponer
AL 3Atey
Clarence Sidwig
Meury Burke
Ten Thousand At Father Heinriche’s Requiem In Paterson
In Paterson New Jersey on March 1 a vast crowd gathered at St Bonaventura monastery to view the slain priest Father Leo Heinriche. He lay in state for nine hours as mourners filed past the bier. The priest had been moved from Denver due to ill health after serving at St Elizabeth's church and was killed by anarchist Giuseppe Ali. The scene contrasted with sensational ad copy about a tonic in the later text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giugeppe Alia
Belief in Officers’ Good Faith Cited at Meeting
The Goon Men’s League held its annual meeting to review progress and adjournment has been nine weeks. W D Pogs president said the organization is satisfied with mayor and prosecutor acting in good faith. Ankenbryck reported saloon robberies but investigators found the premises closed after checks.
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Goon Mnens’ League
Wes
al. W.D. Pogs
Ankenbryck
Venterdag
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