CHY LIGHTS IN SCHOOLS
A party of inspectors led by the Meare Wor Sehwarty examined the city lighting project, testing voltage at the municipal plant, high and grammar schools, and Hamilton and the public library. The tests showed current strength meets required levels and wiring upgrades planned for fire stations and other public buildings.
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Bey Tai
ULV
Walnsl
Dinger 2
Sitti
Owen Eord
Beegsgren
Centra
Uersigton Guiysciy
Trivetion Company
Cae
Gily Aestem Aid
Ifereier
Etg
Shulvita Neh
Hese
He Hare
Cuime Volwige
Noth
Hamilton
Tule
Jon
Hullaney
Ander
Husry
Lee
E. J. Lennon
al I Um Hoard Reworks
Won Poultry Prize At Nashville Show
Gowma City ind Oct 6 Chicken Frneiéts Frank tanghor Son of this city won several ribbons at the Nashville poultry show last week. Exhibits from many parks nationwide were shown. The Langhorn breed receiverdt first prize on onehete with others placing second and third in the event.
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Iy Rist
Gowma City
Ind
Frank Tanghor & Son
Nashville
Meltr
Nashetle Rwanda
Langhorn Suu Rereiverdt
Onehete
Hair loss cure ads and vitamin tonics fill odd magazine page
An OCR messy page advertises hair loss claims and tonics including Parisian Sage and Prurdazin Sapo Voleayes. It touts rejuvenating hair growth for both men and women, with various brand names and stylistic claims, in a garbled promotional fashion.
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Ben
Muse
Colujmny
Andy
Tone
Jourmil-Garsby
Sever Bros
Ayal
Jadina
Rennin
Oherna Worah
Uleletiv
Prurdazin Sapo Voleayes
Haley Elem
Meyer Aros
Vorpamy
Diveet Diy Express
Butlalu
Majestic Twenty One At Fort Wayne Theater
The Majestic Twenty One offers a London life comedy with Wright Huntington and Eva Madge, drawing strong crowds. The review praises authentic performance, appealing dresses, and Madge’s graceful singing, noting her as a leading drawing card in Fort Wayne theater society.
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Thera
Majestic Theater
Wright Huntington
London
Wright Hantington
Swek
WHL
Vga
Shaftavnonn
Whiele
Sir Goodwin
Maxine Eliott
Fort Warde
Organiziston
Te Majestic Theater
Golpe
The Musical Mystic Melo drama Comes to Town
The Musical Mystic Melo drama features a plan tam detective and endless discussion among believers. Thirty actors perform with sensational hypnotic effects, scenic cages, and the famed American Newsboys quartet. The production arrives under Rawland Clifford Agency management, with show dates Friday Saturday matinee.
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Chai
Noewsbiys
Sbal Frida
Cnifter
Raw-land & Clifford Agiisemene Company
The Girl Left Behind Me at the Ma jestic Fair
A garbled notice promotes a stage production titled The Girl Left Behind Me to run for nine nights at the Majestic during Polveney fair weeks. It promises lively vaudeville style acts and a sensational performance to attract audiences at Chicago’s Garrick theater and Seely L Abberley venues.
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Tarent Huntington
Majestic
Polveney
Garrick Theater
Chicago
Ildiy
Roosevelt Aide Linked to Oil Cash in Campaign Row
A crowded Richmond Market Hall heard Thdse Allan Be Parker of New York allege that Theodore Roosevelt’s 1904 campaign received $100,000 from Standard Oil via Cortelyou and Harriman. Parker, joined by figures like Senator Jonathan W. Daniel and Isidore Bernar, framed campaign finance as a target of Republican power and warned against centralized authority and wasting public funds.
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Baltimore
Ronsevelt
Nis
Standahi (S
Romerall
Stendard Oil Company
Campeden
Allan Be Parker
York
Richmond Market Hall
Jona W. Daniel
Wir- Binta
A. C. Bacon
New York
Ctunsalem
Isidore Rarner
Judan Parker
Bryan
Jihn Roose
Packer
Matitntl
Louis
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Harrisburo
Tedeny
Roosevelt Neileves
Traby
William
I. Bevan
Tinesevelt
Haskell
Standard 1
Gaorge Ik
Cortelyou
Standard
Cortelyon Elling Ni
Standard Oil Company
Carteivou
United 4
Iho
The Casino presents talking pictures at Cesta
The talking pictures at the Cesta attract big crowds and are praised as the most entertaining form of amusement in years. Some believe a phonograph is required, but apparently the cinema can produce the talking effect without one.
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Catalier
Turpio
Jack Sheppard
Man Ant
Eveenue
Eva Madgé
Repreville
Willy
Ringrent
Old England
Times
Ras
Madge
Mra Madre
Cesta
Cacino
Y M C A Convention At South Bend
A YMCA convention is planned in South Bend with a program featuring notable attendees. The event will be directed by Soul J. Ober and will include well known speakers such as Dr Frank M. Garside and E. Lewis, with a focus on youth and family matters. Scheduled for November 19 and 20, the conference aims to address youth issues and community welfare.
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Bowth Wend
Frank MW
Garside
Bill
T. Lagi
Gas
Bull, & i
Baayy
David
F. Pieter
Missionary Convention Set for Hamilton Parish
A Missionary Convention will be held in Hamilton Ind on Thursday. The Rev Dr M S Maras, pastor, will lead meetings with Angela’s attendants and church leaders from aging churches attending. Sessions aim to attract pastors and teachers across the area with interest in mission work and cooperative efforts.
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Hamilton
Ind
Hekeehoteh
MS Maras
Fastar
Meiwalts
Uuigen
Angela
Doomed to Die paysintans warning and cure advert
An obscure notice claims doom and danger from unspecified substances and methods. It references a steams electric paste company and a prepaid order form, listing addresses in Buffalo New York and a suspicious marketing style.
Judge Parker Stands By His Charges
Baltimore reports Judge Parker defends his accusations against the president linking him to Standard Oil interests. The exchange follows Parker's remarks during a speech where he claimed the president was tied up with oil interests.
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Judge Parker
Baltimore
Mel
wWell
Brosevelt
Saiz Albin B. Parkes
Teiles
T Jty
India
Herriman Amc Standart Oil
Sold Stolen Clothes 13 Now in Jail
Bettet .-Censrabte! Sain Madr, of Wis city, received the neressare Papers from the oy fist Siaire Green. Went ater ta the Toterurban oaty, perning and ape Herbed Tawtenes Steams. That fes hat putt rhased from ishtahaer TbAG wit ft Want sleaits for money. The prisoner onbaled normolly att waed found over.
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Bist News Burge
Aubitrn
Bettet
Wis City
Neressare
Siaire
Ishtahaer
Normolly
Readjusted Sewer Taxes Stir Local Court Actions
In Fort Wayne a string of cases relayed to sewer tax readjustments and property disputes filled the docket. Citizens challenged assessments as unequal, with Samuel G. Siene ex mayor Edward Fosaick and John J. Baxter among the figures named. Separate matters included guardianship for Eleanor Fletmor and divorce actions, plus a marriage license granted for Charles Wesles Rigchord and Lothe Sherman.
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Rist Newe Furean
Adbueen
Ina
Orb
Sirenit
Everal
Butler
Jace Cook
Jinge Aratun
o-Ray
Tadsustare
Samuel G. Siene
Edward Fosaick
John J. Baxter
Court of
Fort Wayne
Preferick Frotbaum
Wiliam Bartenick
Kaser Hat
Bolas
Eleanor Fletmor
Watt
Guardien
Minnie Branden
Bleaniloner
Guardian
C. EB. Clark
Tatrdo Jand Chicago Tntemicban — Company
Same
Howard Hintlin
John
Pinintit
Franklin Mar
No Rumsey
Samuelsingfield Va
Hia Wits
Mery Mayfield
Edgar W. AukLson
DeKaly
Charles Wesles Rigchord
Lima
Tew
Lothe Trone Sherman
Edward Sherman
Opinson
Garrett
Etty
Roy
Slater
Lutheran Church
Sironouheed
Doas Kidney Pills Promote Health Says Ad in Indiana Paper
An old advertisement segment from Fort Wayne details claims for Doan's Kidney Pills, urging readers to consult Meyer Drug Store in Decatur for relief from back and joint pain and kidney discomfort. The ad emphasizes overexertion injuries, sore muscles, and general weakness, asserting the product offers relief and recalling past endorsements and widespread distribution by Munter Milbern Co in New York.
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Fitch Street
Decatur
Ind
Dania
Widnes
Gests
Dihis Trang
Fort Wayne Gemmle
Meyer Firox. & Rs Drug Store
Angola High Seniors Stage Benefit Entertainment
Angola Ind newspaper notes a Friday evening high school entertainment for library funds. Senior performers from Gibson girls sang and danced, highlighted by a Gley club number and a popular glee art routine. The event drew praise and requests for repeats at the college reception. student Maurice Williamson ran the show.
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Klat News Buren
Angola
OphioThe Suniv
Staurice
D Hanna 15 0 Howar At Home Rear Angola
D Hanna 15 0 Howar At Home Rear Angola. A garbled report recalls a death near the family farm east of the city. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a fatal incident tied to local residents and a whl reference to a specific time.
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Hanna
Angola
Sven
Thie City
Fort Wayne Case Tries in Adams Circuit Court
In Fort Wayne a damage suit arises in Adams Circuit Court. The plaintiff seeks $290 in damages claiming harm from a cereal product and related goods. The case references individuals and makes unclear claims amid fragmentary proceedings, with attention drawn to a hoarding lender and associated parties.
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Fort Wayne
Adams
Fragmented OCR note with scattered names and terms
A garbled OCR snippet lists scattered names and foreign phrases implying a note or transcript fragment. Multiple proper nouns appear irregularly, with no coherent event or narrative. likely a partial archive line needing context to derive a concrete summary.
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Military Girl
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Triagine
Diane
Mehure
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Teddy
Harriman
Fontinued
Taft
Tudge Parker
Roosevelt- Harriman
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Y.m.c. A
South Bend
Fate Stearns
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Steam Dectric Paste Company
Butalo
N.Y
Stein
Bloch
ABC
Serles
Subloss Bros. & CO
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Calhoun Street
Indiana
Judbe Bratton
William F. Shumaker
J. A. Barter
Angola High School
C. A. Meigs
Indiana Bicycle & Supply Co
Moyo Bicycles
Axl Sundries
Flexcle
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Citree Fur
Stull
Tor Poraiis
Weac
Washington Bonevard
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