Fort Wayne Post prints 1908 sale and civic notes
The issue outlines local governance steps with the county board of equalization meeting starting June 1 for thirty days, details its members including County Auditor Lindemath and County Treasurer Schelman, and explains the board’s purpose to equalize taxation and correct assessor errors while inviting taxpayers to attend. It also carries commentary on Roosevelt, debt for the Fort Wayne ship canal survey, and a lengthy column praising baseball players and the merit of taking chances on the field.
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Cindernath
County Board of Equalization
Board of Equalization
Junani
County Board of Equallswlion
Ayieriean Gan
Bnthusiavm Rife Yan Hs
Hostiny
Jana
Phiyer
Chup
Ulver
Runnorgy Atenl
Telder
Tg World
Tian
Mitty
Ais
Claypool dealer to run Palmer store at Etna and Enterprise
Claypool Indiana May 20.3 Hall, who recently closed a deal for the Palmer and Co general store at Etna Whitley County, will continue the Enterprise store in Claypool and will greatly improve the Etna store.
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Kist Nowa Bureau
Claypool
Ind
Hall
Palmer & Co. Gederal
Etna
Whitley County
Marshall Sounds Note on Dictatorship and Party Nomination
Marshall, the Democratic nominee for governor, spoke to a large Newcastle opera house audience backed by the Bryan club. He attacked moneyed combinations, criticized Roosevelt’s big stick as emperor like, urged constitutional government, and opposed the president’s alleged right to name the next Republican nominee.
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Newcastle
Ind
Thomas R. Marshal
Roosevelt
Marshall
Young Men's Bryan Club
Fire at meat market barn tied to accidental start, Brown confesses
George Crown alias Meta, also named Skygack by a new visitor, is linked to a barn fire at a meat market on Fairfield Avenue. Brown initially denied knowledge, later admitted setting the blaze after stealing matches, then fled before alerting authorities. The barn sustained heavy damage.
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George Crown
Meta
Jnst
Nave
Yoong
Beyerla
Tre
F.C. Kabisch
Fairfield Avenue
Brown
Bass Sirgat
Fairfield Quenva
Two BSH OPS Chosen Continued From Page One
The report discusses consolidation of principal publications by two boards, calls for equal division of bequests, and notes continued efforts to fund church publications. It covers loan fund needs, California earthquake relief, and the book concern’s quadrennial results, including sales figures, profits, and publishing aims.
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Comimiraion
Philadelphia
Marck
Budge
Ieal
Ecrs
Anandal ‘Furry
Celiformia
Apri i
Pacific Coast
Taal Estate
Department of Publcations and Sales
Sad Francisco
Western Methodist Book
Boston
Pinkre
Dividends and Periodicals Surpass Past Quadrennium
The treasury reports earnings actual and not anticipated, with quadrennium dividends exceeding any prior period in the company’s history. Periodicals, kept to high circulation standards, show steady volume and improved beginner aids. Inventories are discounted to reflect conservative, practical values aligned with published exhibits.
Church Union Ordered Printed by General Conference
May 20 reports from Tittsburgh state the committee on church union was ordered printed, aimed at uniting Methodist bodies in the United States. Wagner’s Chorus of the Returning Pilgrims performs tonight at Wayne St. M. E. church admission 25¢. Rube Waddell threatens retirement after a pregame payout dispute with the St. Louis club, hinting at a blacklist risk.
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Tittsburg
Committee On Church Union
Methodist Protestant General Conferences
United States
Wagner
Dudley Buck
Wayne St. M. E-church
Philadelphis
Rube Waddell
St. Louis
Decision to wipe out 100 saloons at Gary
Lake County commissioners vote to abolish saloons in Calumet township including Gary. More than 100 saloons will be affected as Indiana anti-Saloon League drives the reform effort.
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Gary
Chicago
Conty Commissioners
Lake Oounty
Calumbt Township
Indiana
Leapac
Democratic State Convention Ends Instructing Debate
In Harrisburg on May 20 the Pennsylvania Democratic state convention concluded a fractious session without instructing its delegates at large to vote for Brow at the Denver convention. The lengthy gathering saw intense debate and party cues as delegates weighed strategy and unity.
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Tefperson City
Missouri
Bryan
William A. Rothwell
Moberiy
Joseph TW. Polk
United
W. T. Stove
James A. Reed
Kansas City
D. 3. Francis
St Lewi
South Carolina
Columbia, & C
Denver
Harrisburg
Clark First Co Incorporation Reported In Fort Wayne
Clark First Co of Fort Wayne incorporating with 325000 five directors Piowaty Minsky and Clark listed among organizers. Secretary of State at Tadiandpolle records the filing. Fred Breckiau returned from a Barbeeeke fishing trip with a superb string of bags two largest weighing one and four pounds respectively.
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Clark First Co
Fort Wayne
Red Piowaty
Abe Minsky
Ralph Clark
Tadiandpolle
Renk Strodé
Fred Breckiau
Barbeeeke
Bird Show Delights Warsaw Eastern Star Meeting
At the Warsaw Indiana Eastern Star meeting, a bird show directed by Mr. T J Shackelford and Prof C Stuart featured trained birds. A new visitor named Mr. Skygack attended, adding interest to the event.
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Kewa
Warsaw
Ind
T JL Shackelford
C. Stuart Earn
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Bonne & Bro
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Journal-Gazette
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Warne
Ae Balette
Wayne
Bumlay
Allen and Adaws
Fleming
Mor Congress—Twalfth
Taflana
Disf Teleke
Cyrus
Roosevelt Hex
Congress
Herrick Jonnsin
St Louis
Chicago Theological Seminary
E Splendid Fuaily
Meurest Ayeder
Standard Oul Company
Big
Mr. Skygack
Gisl
Mterson-Fletcher
Mr. Skyyiack
Warner’s
Warner
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Aurode Dry Goods CO
Rube” Waddell
GT. Louis Glue
East
Collert
North
PEW Ffsper
Ilinois
Micigan
Lansing
Mich
Miss
Michigan
J. Bryan
Democratic
Pe James M. Guffey
Pittsburg
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Boss Guffey
Pennsylvania
Ayer
Hull
Lardest
Calhoun Street
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