Time and the Man in Fort Wayne Municipal Debate
The audience heard a robust address by Judge Zollats praising Hosey for honesty in municipal affairs and opposing grafters. The discussion centered on municipal ownership and the electric lighting franchise, with supporters arguing Hosey has better grasp of city needs.
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Slettote
Tigat
Wisranted Me Daily News
Fort Wayne
Aes
Rik
Zolkivs’ Slidresy
Olnt
Haag
J. P. Eversolong
Hosey
Zollats
Council
Mensure
Intere
Chyractioy Company
Interartiature
Hosés
Medha
Halloween Pranks Mark Strong Urban Vigilance
Local reports describe widespread Halloween mischief in Fort Wayne and nearby areas with paint, soap, and shell fragments on streets. Police note heightened activity and urge residents to stay vigilant as midnight crowds continue.
Nations Galet Norway. Christiania. Gelwi Note on Norway ties
A garbled report discusses diplomatic notes from the United States Russia Great Britain Switzerland and Byzantium regarding vital relations with Norway. Forel and Minister Langland appear in the exchange about resuming usual diplomatic relations after Wag Ougar’s abdication. Replies are courteous and Norway is welcomed as fully independent among nations.
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Christiania
United States
Hussia
Great Private
Aly
Switzerland
Bysel
Norway
Forel
Langland
Wag Ougar
Wogan
Liem
Will Push Trading Stamps in Fort Wayne Visit
James Leahy, former manager of a local business, arrived in Fort Wayne yesterday staying at a hotel. He announced his company will aggressively push trading stamps in Fort Wayne for several days, saying rival firms are out of the field and plans to offer stamps with cash to customers.
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James Leahy
Nelratt
Fort Wayne
Leh
Leahy
Saiskanip
Fort Wilne
Fort Warde
Compines
Ube Field
Fort Waigtte
Wuss Jienjle
Slemoer
Belling Tnt
Gevard
Cadsiol
Citrie
Ata
Tag Voler
Clei Municipal
Muudrous
Dria
Pennaylyndla Company
I High
Miss Van Studdiford Stars as Lady Teazle at Temple
Grace Van Studdiford appears as Lady Teazle in the Temple performance of School For Scandal. Her stage presence and pure soprano voice receive strong notice though critics note the piece leans toward comic opera. Hazel Crane Join Taylor and John Dunn contribute solid support with engaging singing and wardrobe.
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Grace van Studdifyed
Lady Teazle
Solem
Temple
Miss van Studdiford
Teasie
Hazel Crane
Taylor
John Dui
Ayas
Union Pickets Lose Suit in Indiana Case
Vanderburgh Superior Court explained that a local unincorporated union of organized woodworkers could not be forced to stop picketing a factory during a strike. An injunction barred fourteen members from interfering with workers in the plant, but the appellate court noted the union’s lack of incorporation and declined to grant broader orders.
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Indiana
Indianapotis, Tod
Vanderburg
Matic Turing
Aku
Amy
Apn
Avtas
Ti Ie
Insurance Case Ruling In New York Life Policy Dispute
A court ruling assigns costs to New York Life Insurance after a jury found the company liable for claimed premiums and policy issues. Robert Greenlee pursued the case as heir to a policyholder. the Rev. J. B. Filming remains ill at home on West Berry street.
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Bert Ives
New York Life Insurance
Amy
Robert Greenlee
Green'ee
Brauisewis
Rev. J. B
Hig
West Berry Street
Disorder in Odessa and St Petersburg Amid Protests
Turmoil spreads from Odessa to St Petersburg as mobs clash with police and troops. Indiscriminate shooting, looting, and counterparades erupt near Jewish shops and public squares. Several killed or wounded as red flag demonstrations surge, with violence flaring at the Polytechnic and technological institutes.
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Odessa
Droak
Malnstzkal Straet
Trig
Syorlemen
Manly Protest Against Ballot Interference In Fort Waigtte
A Fort Waigtte protest blasts interference with a free ballot. William J Hosey declares voters must decide without partisan pressure, accusing a Philadelphia company and local officials of pressuring workers. He calls for independent civic action and respects constitutional rights, urging lawful, fair participation.
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William J. Hosey
MANLY
Turbulent Protest Sparks Violent Clashes at Nevsky Street
Reports describe a night of street battles between gentry and ungoverned groups near Nevsky Street. Dozens wounded as agitators press for university autonomy and political amnesty while officials resist sweeping reforms and call for order.
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Onhe Nevsky
Hsiny
Associated Press
Witte
Geneval Glagof
Russia in Frenzy of Jargon and Jostling Crowds
In St Petersburg on October 31 crowds filled Nevsky Prospect as Manifesto celebrations sparked a mass gathering. About 44,000 at one meeting heard student orators from cathedral steps, flags flew, traffic blocked, and troops were scarcely needed as workers cheered. A 10,000 strong procession followed amid chant and banners signaling a dramatic shift in public mood.
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Petersburg
Russia
Evi
St Nicholas
Geenle
Ra’ Kan
Duposite
Europe
Thiang
New Orleans Health Update Shows Rising Cases
Report from New Orleans notes new cases totaling four with two deaths and five percent case fatality. Five cases have been discharged. remaining patients are under treatment. Total case count reaches 2926.
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Orleans
Ohio Citizens Guests Of City Visit Lima Traction Line
A Lima delegation of eighty two prominent citizens and officials toured the new Lima Fort Wayne line yesterday. The group rode a special car from Van Wert to Convoy and on to Dicks, with timely dining and speeches by Lima leaders. Local officials praised the traction project for its speed of eight miles in eleven minutes and hailed its impact on regional transportation.
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Lima
van Wert
Delgliog
Convoy
Luft
Banty Aheke
Fort Warne
van Pau
Litua Company
Ohio
O'¢Lock
Buckeye
Aspiost ‘Otic
ACM
Waller Olds
W. HL. Shamahaved
Ie Company
Fort Wayne
Tie vongTasion
Fred Tindlind
Fie
Rose
Sai Fletcher
Ihe
Kiekeom
Flmes
Conrlory
Silke
Kenic
Arion Fisher
Landire Lindeman
Biumbers
Ceunrlmen F
Kreider
Kale Song Tema Minghat
Evan
Boston public printer Charley A. Stillings named
Washington dispatch reports the president appointed Charley A. Stillings of Boston as public printer at the government printing office. Stillings will head the bureau and its staff under the new administration, with confirmation of his commission noted by late night.
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Washington
Charley A. Stillings
Boston
Mass
Lake
Stilings
Jnrgé Printing Fina
New Boston
Cranedigie
Semings
Blavimar
Tibbetts
Ofice
Stilhings
Indiana Postal and Patent News Item Highlights Appointments
A terse Indiana notice lists names and roles including Thomas Eqmis of Indianapolis as a carrier and James Unnwing, also of Indianapolis, with others from Fort Wayne, Marion and Newville. It mentions machine for reducing or culting cut and a Terling system. Details are fragmentary with several unreadable surnames and places.
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Thomas Eqmis
Indianapolis
James Unnwing
Frederick A. W. Davis
Wrederick D. Cappage
VGTON
Cotter
Tadkmapatis
Orange V. L. Har- Fairmount
Hortsmane
Fort Wayne
Robert Eet Loganarare
Timmernott
Walter Scott Injured in Death Valley Flight
Walter Scott of Death Valley survived a crash after a Death Valley wine train incident? The report says he was thrown from an airplane traveling at fifty miles per hour and sustained severe injuries but is expected to recover, according to physicians closely monitoring his condition.
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Gal
Walter Scot
Death Valley
Hart
Modiesra's Fare Well to Fort Wayne
A fragmentary theater notice notes Modiesra's farewell performance in Fort Wayne with Mary Mulena Mees, hints at a final appearance and a list of cast or production details. The garbled text mentions a Tuesday date and potential links to other local arts programming, preserving a sense of a closing run.
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Mary Mulena
Alsirelle Hingier
Stale
Trial of Joly Welker under Insanity Defense
Defense argues insanity as the core for the murder of Mimbia Melching. Attorney Colerick paints a portrait of a once loving son whose mind fractured before the crime. Clara, the young sitter, appears as the trial nears a verdict amid a crowded courtroom and contingent stenography delays.
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Joly
Mt. Welker
Livary Colerick
Coleriel
Hutt
Colertel
Vantaagh
Moler
Mibnia Melching
Attornay Coleriel Uoves
Toroughout
Sibeilarly Sarsiut
Acai
Clara
Welker
Joseph
Colambia Glty
Euil
Beiliffs Mason and Nally
Sherit Milter
Morning Session Draws Crowd to Court
The court room filled with spectators early, many women bringing Ingheeas. Shortly before 11, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Melchlas with daughter Ana and Mrs. Bra Houser entered the coin room, Melching and his father with Sheri Grice followed, meeting Dawson for brief consultations before reentering.
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Shorty
Albert Melchlas
Ana
Bra Houser
Melchingen
Dawson
Sheri Grice
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