Presbyterian Assembly Clamor and Evangelization Plea
Kansas City May 21 Rev Baxter P Pullerton of St Louis was unanimously elected moderator of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America assembly. He urged evangelization to unite classes, improve education, and align business and policy with Christian aims, calling for renewed effort to win America for Christ and the world.
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Kansas City
Baxter P. Pullerton
D. D
St. Louis
Iméneral Assembly
Pyeapyterian Church
United States
Arperley
Mark I. Matthewa
Seattle
Modaty Amos
William Henry Roberts
Allie
Christ
God the Father
Jesus Christ
America
Man shoots former sweetheart then kills himself
Rushville Indiana March 21 Marshall Hollowell thirty shoots Mary Ertel twenty nine three times at her home in Harrison township north of Rushville. After the attack he fled then shot himself in the head dying. Miss Ertel had refused to marry Hollowell, who had pursued her despite her engagement to another man.
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Rushville
Ind
Qharry
Marshall Wollowell
Mary Ertel
Inington Township
Hollowell
Miss Ertel
Sheri
Ub Bytel Hottie
West representatives seek business at key convention
Western road interests gather for a major convention as Pennsylvania shops face extended schedules. Somers pushes a Pennsylvanian flyer while discussions focus on funding and the role of engineers in sustaining operations. Western delegates weigh priorities amid shifting workloads and potential policy impacts.
Pennsylvania Railroad Prepares for Resumption
The Pennsylvania Railroad organized freight cars laid up on tracks to be ready for a return to normal operations. About 1,000 cars were already on rails within two days as yards were readied to handle demand. Officials expect a return to standard conditions after June 1 as employees resume work.
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Pennsylvania
Conway
Cme
Peninslvania
Pittsburg
Witt 60 Heads to San Francisco for Gowser Works
Bean Jofinson, formerly a facsistant to the swtcomanagere of the western sales, will leave soon for San Francisco to enter the company branch. George Sill, injured in the Aveline fire, shows improvement and will be moved to Battle Creek surgical to recover before resuming travel duties. He is accompanied by James W. Runyan who had cared for him at home since leaving St. Louis Hospital.
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Bean Jofinson
Battle Creek Sualtarium
Jamey W. Runyan
St Tuia Nospital
Hunyaks Flock Home From American Mills to Europe
Pennsylvania train No 8 carried a large crowd of Hunyaks returning to their native land from near Chicago mills. Facing uncertain industrial prospects in America, many chose to resettle in Europe while others stayed to see if conditions would improve. The exodus began as soon as industrial tensions rose and continues to grow daily.
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Pennsylvania
Chicago
Planta
Europe
America
Charles Somers Sets Fast Fly Route With Flyer
Pennsylvania engineer Chalk Somers, holder of a long distance running record, made a rapid 128 mile trip yesterday aboard the 7617 E2B gun, stopping briefly at Plymouth and Davis then finishing from Valparaiso to the junction in 15 minutes at an average speed of 84 mph.
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Pennsylvania
Chalk Somers
Teiss
Tate
Clark Jonetson
Fore Warne
Plymouth
Davis
Valparaiso
Somers
Penny Shop Clerks to Go to Rome City
On Saturday afternoon all the clerks and assistants employed by the Penny Shop will travel to Rome City to spend the weekend at a resort. The party, about eighty people, will stay at Duseley’s cottage. The trip is a custom each presidential election year and is organized by committee members C Daseler and J Quen.
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Pennslvania
Romel City
Wil
Duseley
Enarge
Daseler
Quen
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health and Purification
An OCR damaged ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure that purifies the blood, improves complexion, and strengthens vitality. Claims include benefits for sleep and digestion, with references to proprietary preparation and vendor names.
Pennsylvania Shops Shift to Longer Schedule
Elkhart Indiana May 21 longer working days announced for Pennsylvanian shops with about 400 workers remaining. The Clover Leaf shops at Frankfort, Indiana will keep 20 years more, 240 men to be out of work. Wabash traction rules demand screened headlights through city. Various plant personnel changes and a theater tour by the Mary Mannering company planned via Wabash routes. A runaway incident at the freight house caused minor damage. no injuries.
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Tennaglveitit
Ordec
Merly
Prankfort
Indenaltels
Elkhart
Ind
Lalt Shore
Arry Wrast
The
Wabash, Sprot
Huntington
Sherman Pray
Wabash
St.Thomas
Ont
Pennsylvania
Beawn
Wabash Wrecking Outfit
Wabash Haw
Ee Pace
Ae ‘Smith
Charles McCulloch
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad
Logansport
Joe McClintack
Rail‘road Company
Rera
New York Central Railroad
M Chants’ Association
State Commerce Commission
Elkhart, Ltd
Friends Fear For Ludwig Revolver Incident
Reported alarm over Ludwig after a tense scene involving a revolver. Witnesses describe confused actions by Ludwig and family with unclear motive or outcome. A Fox Bros. & Co stove sale ad appears, listing a $30 cook stove for $24.00.
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Fox Bros. & Co
One Death in $400,000 Chicago Fire
A Chicago factory fire caused one death and injuries to a dozen others with extensive property loss. The blaze began from a winnow gunky spill and swept through the Throop Street area, trapping workers who fled from windows and doors. Authorities have not yet established the identity of the deceased.
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Chicago
Renee
Fort Wayne Men Honored by Society
Fort Wayne men were honored at a St Jon 1 Staats Vertand gathering in Trexney at Kvnnavilla. John Sulzer was elected president for the coming year and Fran Deck was named delegate to the Annual convention in Cleveland in September. The state convention proved the order strong with loyal members from South Bend and Mishawaka, totaling 3,700 members overall.
Notice of Pastime Dancing Hall Social Nights
A small notice announces social nights at Pastime Dancing Hall on Tuesday and Friday each week.
Anti-Saloon Work Praised At Berne Meeting
Berne Indiana notes praise for temperance activity as editor Fred Rohrer headlines anti saloon effort at First Methodist church. He contrasts Berne's dry status with nearby Geneva's saloons, urging continued prohibition and community reform under the Woman's Christian Temperance Union banner.
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Christian Temnecaine Union
Fred Rohrer
Berne
Ind
Victor Allo Completes Long Walk Into Fort Wayne
A garbled report describes Victor Allo walking from Jersey City to San Francisco, with his dog, arriving in Fort Wayne last night. The piece notes the walk is a wager, mentions his apparel, and hints at his fatigue, while the rest remains unclear due to damaged text.
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United States
Victor Allo
Jersey
San Francesco
Cal
Paper Company Leases Olds Wilsum Building for Woollen Substitute
United Paper Co closed a deal to lease the Olds Wilsum septic building on Murray Street to manufacture finished corrugated paper. Production to begin immediately to replace woollen articles amid wood scarcity. aims to expand industry.
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Tueited Paper Company
Olds Wilsum
Murray Street
First National Bank Booklet Called Work of Art
A First National Bank booklet issued to the comptroller of the currency is described as a work of art by a bank officer, yet its contents reflect the four banks under scrutiny. The four institutions named are German-American, Glu Siclonal, Hamilton National, and the Tist Nitiensl. Interpreting the statements may involve Fort Wayne’s growth and finance.
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Firel National B Bank
Hys
Lae Bank
Fort Warne
Muriom
Glu Siclonal
Hamilton National
Wayne Hotel Barber Shop Ad Teases Classic Barbers
The journal Gazette notes a Wayne Hotel barber shop with eleven first class barbers offering haircuts and want ads in a concise local listing.
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Journal- Gazette
Journal-Gazette
Wayne Hotel
Journal
Gazette
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