Ascension Day worship and remarks on Jesus Christ
The article reflects on Ascension Day, honoring Jesus Christ and noting his completed mission in about thirty years. It compares William Jennings Bryan and Theodore Roosevelt as honest leaders, urges following Jesus, and closes with local advertisement for straw hats and bargain goods from Patterson Fletcher Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenson
William Jennings Bryan
Theodora Roosevelt
Jesus Christ
Bryan
Roosevelt
Averill
Christ
Millinery Sale Announcement at Cost This Week
All trimmed hats offered at cost for the week. Store closes at noon on Decoration Day and reopens at 6 p m. Florence Reynolds located at 126 East Wayne Street issues the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Reynolds
East Wayne Street
Newsies Plan Field Day at League Park
At a Newsboys' union meeting last night, a field day was set for next month at League Park. The program will include a baseball game and other sports with tickets sold to raise funds for the summer excursion to Rome City. President Charles A. Phelps hosted with ice cream and soda water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsboys’ Union Tast
League Park
Rome City
Charles A. Phelps
Pastime Dancing Hall Social Nights Schedule
Notice indicates social dancing nights held on Tuesday and Friday each week at Pastime Dancing Hall. Event details emphasize regular weekly sessions and consistent scheduling for attendees.
Corn Colored Shirts and Caps Advertised by Local Firms
Local merchants promote clothing items including liver colored shirts at $1.00 and Gore Caps in all colors. Satterson-Fleichner Co and Trunson-Pietcine Co advertise accessories and fashion items. The notices invite interested men to visit and see the offerings available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trunson-Pietcine Co
Ante Gore
Patperson-Fletcier Co
Darkened streets spark calls for urban lighting and safety
In a long letter from a city paper a speaker laments night crime and poor street lighting on a busy residence street known for its desolate dark corner. The writer cites Denver's crime solution by brightening streets and urges similar measures in smaller cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Fort
Chicarge
Denver
Celine
Pecote
Poligy
Ight
Weddings and social events in Fort Wayne region
Fort Wayne society notes report a wedding reception for Elaine Foellinger held at Adolph Foellinger's home with Mrs Sherliat of Detroit as hostess, and a gathering including Misses Luecke, Fochinger, Hoehrs, Moore, Noll, Varnin, Vouler, Moellering, Drier, Luly Trier, and others. Also noted are visits, travel back from Chicago, commencement plans, Sacred Heart first communion, and a church festival with the Sisters of Mary tied to Sacred Heart Academy. The piece mentions numerous local families and guests, plus a pantomime planned by the Glencroft sisters and social events from Kalamazoo to Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppock-Goverdaty
Alisy Manel Marthe Coverdale
Mra
Coverdale
Thomas Boekoutr Cappoels
West Wayne
Preston
Frank Lewis
Warne Street Methodist Church
Ferud
Ya ‘Dinkhin
Walter W Watterson
Misa Coverdiley
Sind
Missy Edith
Miss Susie
Laan
Zanesville
Ohio
Wesleyan College
Elaine Foellinger
Atre
Adolph Foellinger
Moers Sherliat
Detroit
Silas Noellinger
Martha Luecke
Cornelia Fochinger
Misa Kate Hoehrs
Adal Moore
Mayme Noll
Florency Varnin
Misa Charlotte Vouler
Mist
Tllan Moellering
Mids Lat Drier
Lilse Luly Trier
Ming Luty Moellineer
Wil Roeindkee
Hrncat Gerke Bir
Sacred Heart
I. Sehmertdfeger
Mary Lassus
Sacred Heart Academy
Tuead
G. Nottenroth
Fort Wayne
S. Kramer
Academie
Mungovan
Arcola
T. Mungovan
Indiana Harbor
Father Hottenroth
Swift
Misa Volsinct
Children of Mary Sodality
Scaptlars
Fathers Kroll
Hall
G Berghoff
Munson
Heinrich
Abram
Irs
Henshel
Miss Ouchtering
Myer
Indianapolis Story Amuses Dr Bullow
Dr A B Bulcon Jr laughs at a local paper claim that a petition to the president of Indiana University of Medicine targets him. He says the senior class fabricated the charges. most seniors have left campus amid rumors of spite and hatred. He plans to contact President Bryan to oppose the unfounded story and defuse the incident. Automobile can cases advertised by Patterson Hitcher Co and Patterson-Fletcher Co highlight affordable Panama hats in local listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Bulcon, Jr
Dydisnapolis
Indiana University of Medicine
Bulsen
Dr. Bulsen
Bryan
University
Dlass
August Petjahn Dies at County Farm
August Petjahn, aged fifty, longtime Jomor teen township resident, died Thursday evening at the county farm after two months in the county infirmary. Interment plans (illegible) await disposition. advertisement on page five. Typhoon disaster and mining tragedy details follow with reports of large loss of life in Hankow and Mina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Petjahn
Petfain
Yoore
Ind
Howat
Jomorjeen
iKlacin & Delta
Victoria
B.C
Menage
Hankow
Wane Sa
Metropolitan Engineering wins city paving contract
The Board of Public Works approved the contract with Metropolitan Engineering & Construction for paving Columbia Avenue and several streets. The deal, described as the city’s most stringent, requires the company to surface 40 percent of streets, allow city repair plans, and have funds or bonds paid within 30 days. H. C. Alexander of Chicago, president of the Metropolitan firm, attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Metropolitan Engineering & Construction Company
Columbia Avenue
Taylor, Sultenfeld and
Bruckenridge
Muoney
Fort Wayne
H.C. Alexander
Chicago
Metropolitan Company
Special Sale Saturday at Columbia Candy Kitchen
Local ad announces Freshi Cocoa nut Kisses in Vanilla Chocolate and Strawberry at 15 cents per pound, down from 25 cents. Weekend promotion highlights a limited buy and features Columbia Candy Kitchen as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Candy Kitchen
Fort Wayne News Briefs and Local Updates
City reports a fire chief in Chicago. plans a brief Rome trip for Dir and Mrs Jessa Brosius. A peaceful settlement ends the Yusuman Crow dispute in Squire Taney’s court. Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley back a 22.50 fare to the Fike convention June 1 2 and 3 with return validity on the old tickets. Lafayette Street cement walks proceed by Mopllecus Construction between Esmond and Wiebke. AML Gouty injured a hand at Fort Wayne Valley Traction substation No 2 while operating machinery. two fingers were severed. Gresscup reportedly retires from the federal bench in Chicago prompting speculation on reorganization of federal judiciary and possible changes affecting the southern district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wa Valley Traction Company
Subetheion
Te City
Grosscup
Judge Landis cited for Use and fine. mixed view of judges
The article notes Judge Landis imposed a 25,400,000 dollar fine on the Bunda ll company and contrasts that with disapproval of Judge Grosscup for not aligning with administration policies. It mentions hopes for a Supreme Court bench and a proposed Sherman amendment, with references to Fuller’s succession and Washington rumors. A remark about children’s wash suits is also included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
Bundall Company
Grosseup
Ryst Nn
Grovecup
Biter
United States Supreme
Grosscup
Aoat Variatien
Roosevelt
Darstaog
Tee Fuller
Washington
Stota Root
Fuller
Wers Fail to Get Injunction in Indianapolis Case
In Indianapolis May, Judge A B Anderson denied a motion for a temporary injunction by the Indianapolis Brewing Company Capital City Brewing Company Home Brewing American Brewing and Yorre Haute Brewing against James Hingham attorney general of Indiana. The plaintiffs sought to halt Marion Superior Court proceedings over alleged acts in leasing premises to parties holding contrary licenses. The county court actions rested on claims the breweries exceeded their powers under their articles of incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
A. B. Anderson
Tedoral Court
Ins Sianapolis Brewing Company
Capital
City Brewing Company
Ing Company
American Brewing Company
Yorre Haute Brewing Company
James Hingham
Vattorney General
Iadiana
Hingham
Marion
Thy
Lowther
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Packard
Packard Music House
Calhoun Street
Journal-Gazette
Paris
Ae ‘Modes Company
Egress Steel
Brntey.s
Corlas
A. Koerser
Trenkley & Koerber
Dewdry
MG Calheun
Patterson-Fpletcher Co
Patterson-Fletcher
Patterson-Fetcher Co
Patterson-Fletcher Co
Newsies
E Society
Gracé ‘Rentsehler
Hahn
Marish Colony
Pennsylvania Company
Helen Maree
Mary Bvany
Anne Shryock
Irene Waters
Olga Rice
Ncil Dradshaw
Ruth Israel
Josephine King
Adellg Frankel
St. Augustine's Academy
Jung
Schivol
Library Hall
John Rozs
South Wayne
Bridge
Nora Gilliam
Mildred Moirhead
Dirs
Bauer
Graeter
G. Kelly
Selah, Bo
Mr. and
Mire
Fran Kleekamp
John W. White
Virginia
Dorothy White
Virginia White
Larcytown
Minnie Graves Brown
Thomas Hubbard
Europe
Glenn Mitta
Kalamixoo
Mes
Rank Mills
Mic Lelen Macebeth
Mannerink
Betsy
Mira
Ola Nethersote
Ruth Wheelock
Stanton
W. Va
Will
Dr. Kok. Wheelocly
John Jacobs
Cleveland
Luella Mootering
Bluffton
Bigg Felon
Willian Splagel
J. J. Kinsey
Toledo
Mise Mae Trautman
Port Wayne
Uouths
Springsten, Ill
Fircele Sisters
West Creighton Avenue Church of Christ
Pedro
Alases
Clara
Lillian Lapp
Friday Trier
Alma
Luelit Doehrman
Matilda Sebbelmeyer
Charlotte Relasing
Mario Reinsing
Della Paul
Della Bultemeyer
Ide, Dickmeyer
Emma Jacobs
Aime Lapp
DR. Bullow
Patterson Hitcher CO
Panama
Peer Five
Payterson-Fletcher CO
Mina
Ment
City News
GM. Wilson
Jessa Brosius
Rome
Roosevelt—Landis
Imicago. TM
Peter 5
Gresscup
Jenhout
Ana
Gaeltetert Fo
Dice K. M. Landis
Greevcur
Fiar Corbus T. Gardner
Mondeta
Jinige Lonils
WERS
the People’s Store
Retail Merchants’ Association
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