Boxers Readied for St. Joe Club Showdown
Gassagne and Sartley prime for tonight’s main event with Mason chosen to replace Berger in the semi window. Taylor Beeker’s match adds intrigue as Mason faces Slo and Haldery meets Gos son, while crowds flood the St. Joe club for the largest seat sale yet. Matchmaker Marburg er reports both fighters in peak condition and confident of victory.
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Weger
Hin
Gassagne
Igey Storr
Gos Sigat
Coxely
Mike Burttey
Ove
Mason
Chicaro
Leon
Young
Taylor
Fort Wayne
Beckner
Lila Fort Wayne
St. Joe Club
Headaches and Neuralgia Remedy Advertised in Gazette
An old advertisement touts a worldwide cold and grip remedy said to relieve headaches and neuralgia. It promotes laxative bromo quinine and urges readers to look for the full signature of W. Grove with initials FB at the end.
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W. Grove
Bbc
Washington Turf Notes on Sunday Court Rulings
The Washington turf scene reports a guilty verdict for Will Davis in a criminal case tied to betting activity. The Jockey Club meeting, planned to begin Friday, proceeds as scheduled with betting regulations addressed.
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Washington
Bookmaklaz Los If
Alegal
Will Davis
Alnwell
Crimay
Bookraksrge
Inverted Gas Lamps at Jones Kodak Store
A brief item notes inverted gas lamps at the Jones Kodak Store. The text records a minor incident or setup detail with no further context or outcomes provided.
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Nat
Jones’ Kodak
Indiana Bankers Hear Address On Growth And Reform
The Indiana bankers session heard President Church report twenty five new banks and trust companies formed in the year. Totals show 720 institutions with 302 million in resources and 225 million in deposits, urging modifications to national banking laws including currency privileges reserve and redemption provisions. A planned bill for Congress seeks practical banking reform while bankers prepare for continued growth.
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G. EL. Shire Miracle
Andrew Smith
Joshua Stansfield
Meridian Street
Columbus
Claypool
President Church
Church
Itaiana
Tiust
Lawfal
Reign of Lawlessness Grows at Pittsburg
Pittsburg Pa amid epidemic of crime as police, detectives, and private agencies struggle to curb depredations reported hourly. In the past twelve hours the tempo rose, marking the worst period since the outbreak began. Also notes Kendallville interurban connections with Aubury Fort Wayne line completed, enabling through cars between Fort Wayne and Kendallville with first Kendallville car stopping at Gareth station.
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Pittsburg
Tournal-Gazette
Kendallville
Ind
Kendallville Ung
Aubury-Fort Wayne
Toledo & Chledge Interurban Company
Gagreth
Els Moyning
Fort Narre
Kokomo Man Stabs Wife and Companion
In Kokomo Indiana on November 1, Baldastor Paxhin a Sicilian, stabbed his wife Mrs Paxhin and Blaine Morris after finding them at the Original theater. Mrs Paxhin suffered wounds to the jaw and right breast while Morris had a wound above the left hip. Paxhin was arrested at the Indignation Union Track company station and is tied to an Indianapolis departure.
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Pashin
Indigna Gnion Trac- von Company
Lelug
Indianapolis
Iokomo
Robbers Try to Crack Safe At Andrews Bank
Four men believed to be professionals blew outer doors of a safe at Wasmuth & Sons in Andrews, Ind. They escaped in two rigs, one later recovered. Nearly $3,000 remained behind a torn third door. Authorities questioned locals. no injuries reported.
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Huntington
Ind
A. Wasmuth & Sons
Andrews
Alexander Morris
Preston
Carl Endicott
Kaye
George Mahoney
Max Morris
Wasmith & Sons
Roanoke
Star Baseball Manager Charles Stohl Weds in Roxbury
Charles Stohl, manager of the Boston American, married Miss Jullaurmon at St Francis de Sales church Roxbury officiated by Rev Father Harrigan. The couple will reside in Fort Wayne Indiana after a wedding breakfast and extended trip to Old Point Comfort and Hot Springs. Family and friends attended a quiet ceremony before a public reception.
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Houwur
Boston
Jtev
Harrigan
Idan
Thomas J. Brostahan
Biss
Margaret B. McKenna
Chick
Old Point Comfort
Hot Springs
Ark
Ssra+ mae
Jimmy Collins
Fort Wayne
Ind
Still
Parenta
Hirman
Terney
Bowling results from Brunswick leagues last night
Transwiel Bowling Leagues hosted events with Knights of Columbus and Hibernians among teams. High individual scores included Connelly 193 and Naliit 9. King and Magnolias posted 123s as totals.
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Fitbermiats
Waynes
Munday
Knights of Columbus
Petranene
Pennsylvanias
Battery High
Connelly
Thibernians
Naliit
Hibernians
King
Magnolias
Galligan Deserted Kinney By Oxen? (placeholder)
The fragmentary OCR text references Galligan deserting Kinney and mentions a Meyer Aros Drug Co and Rocky Mountain Tea. Details are garbled with many misspellings and unclear actions. No coherent reportable event or dates are extractable from the readable portion.
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Et Sp
Gloria
Bret
Elde
Rocky Mountain
Meyer Aros
Bride and broke vaudeville pianist stranded in Fort Wayne
George G. Green nineteen years old pianist for D. Wheh talds Vaudeville Stars faced a ruined act in Bluttton after a $9.00 house. In Fort Wayne with his bride and fellow performers they were left with only $1.60. Green telegraphed his Hammond Ind father who sent $2.00 and one ticket while promising to help later. Green plans to return home and may count ties to travel if needed.
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Yawre
Greer
Green
Hammond
Ind
Nissa
Inogey
Italian Murd ers Pennsyl van ta Rail boss killed
Valparaiso Ind Nov 14 Frantz Carest an Italian rail section man shot and killed Gay Hinkle a Pennsylvania railroad section boss in this city yesterday afternoon Carest was captured a half mile from the scene as a crowd of about a thousand gathered at the station to mob the prisoner but was deterred by the officers efforts Hinkle thirty years old was unmarried
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Valparaisg
Ind
Frantz Carest
Gay Hinkle
Pennsylvania Railway
Carest
Hinkle
Local Notices Reach From Wallace Street Vespers
Clara Porter left for Indianapolis for a four day vigil at S. W. Sure circle. Ladies of the G. A. R. plan a sale at Mrs. Frank Gilson 117 Wallace Street this afternoon from 2 to 4. Alex H. Staub 115 East Columbia Street advertises stoves.
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Aise Clara Porter
Intdianapolis
Sure Circle
G. A. R. Will
Frank Gilson
Wallace Street
Alex H. Staub
East Columbia Street
Fort Wayne Public Safety bids worded notice
Legal notice from Fort Wayne Indiana dated November 14 1006 invites bids for furnishing and delivering a fire engine and equipment to the city. Bidders must submit a certified check of 500 dollars as evidence of ability to execute a contract and bond within five days of acceptance. failure to do so may forfeit the bid and check. Signed by the Board of Public Safety and city officials.
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Fort Wayne
Thilavia
Tt Waynes Indland
Avery
Rimont
Public’ Bafety
Fort, Wayne
Ndluna
Fort “Warne
Indiala
Renarven
Railroad Men Represent In 35 000 Strong Strike Meeting
Kansas City Nov 14. Representatives of 35 000 conductors brakemen and switchmen from northern lines near Chicago gather to decide wage demands for the coming year. Ninety delegates two from each system attend forming a Western association of general committees. Mayse of Wellington and Whitney of Hugh Grove lead the group with Morrissey of Cleveland observing. The meeting opens with uncertain plans as to future actions.
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Kansas City
Pelwates
Chicago
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Western Association of General Committees of
Mos. Mayse
Wellington
Kan
J. F. Whitney
Hugh Grove
H! Morrissey
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railroad Train Men
Uisht
Erie Firemen Strike Threats Declared Remote
New York November 14 The strike of Erie firemen is seen as a remote contingency by Grand Master Haatahaa who, under authority of the Erie tremen, would use all power to settle issues peacefully if a vote confirms authority to the firemen’s general board.
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New York
Twureselaa
Grang
Haatahaa
Erie
A Candle Burning On Oth Ends Witt Only
A market of health advice claims nerve weakness and debility result from vices and excesses. The writer, presenting years of experience as a specialist, offers free consultation by correspondence or in person to discuss private symptoms and restorative measures.
No-Name Advertiser Promises Reliable Treatment
A practitioner claims success with countless patients, noting that many are weak men. He says his treatment is effective and satisfactory, with frequent recommendations from former patients to friends and neighbors.
My Method Treating Diseases by a Personal System
A claim of a unique medical treatment offered exclusively in the speaker's office. The practitioner promises personal supervision of every case and asserts superior results from a specialized, modification driven approach to nervous, blood, and skin diseases.
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