Fort Wayne Council Honors Captain Harrison at Funeral
City council adopts resolutions extending sympathy to Captain Robert H. Harrison’s wife and family. Members attend the funeral in a body, with pallbearers named, a half mast flag, and a post mortem showing death from bowel cancer. The day includes services at the residence and Cathedral followed by burial at Lindenwood.
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Baker Street
Harrison
Lindenwood
Welch
Boerger
Henry
Siemen
Wyss
Dennis Gorman
Bayer
Johnson
Schwier
Langara
Loesch
Kinder
Rodenb
Fort’ Wayne
Police Department
Pappert
Elliott
Nave
Wabash Sets Speed Cap for Fast Trains
Wabash division issues orders to cap fast passenger trains at sixty miles per hour to cut delays at stations. The move targets the Continental Limited and aims to boost safety and economy by reducing wear and fuel use while maintaining timely service amid frequent stops.
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Wabash Road
Continental Limited
Englewood
Fort Wayne
Special on Pennsyl makes a record with soldiers train
A Pennsylvania special train carrying soldiers from Indianapolis set a remarkable record for a heavy train. The nine coaches and four baggage cars covered Warsaw to Crestline in 170 minutes, a 171 mile run. Engine 7315, Engineer Gearson, Fireman Brandt, Conductor Dinklage, and the crew pulled the thirteen car train amid other line notes. The Lake Shore line touted a $3 rate to Indianapolis at the time.
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Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Warsaw
Crestline
Lake Shore
Chicago
Pittsburg
Englewood
Fort Wayne
J. C. Gearson
F. W. Brandt
Robert Dinklage
Police News and Local Incidents
Bill Stein and Bue Slater were arrested by Officers Johnson and Shaughnessy in the west end. Danville officer Mack Reynolds arrived with Walter North, a navy deserter, and took him toward Philadelphia. Henry Eising reported a bite by a cog believed to belong to Miller of Western Gas Construction. George Helt of Senlitz Brewing reported theft from the brewery storage on the Wa bash tracks, with bottled beer stolen after a likely crowbar break-in. Stove sale all this week at Staub's, 115 E. Columbia St.
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Bue Slater
Johnson and
Shaughnessy
West End
Mack Reynolds
Danville
Til
Walter North
Navy
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Henry Eising
Miller
Western Gas Construction Company
George
Helt
Senlitz Brewing Company
Wabash Tracks
Pamela Uses Gold Medal Flour In Mystery Recipe
A puzzling note urges usage of Gold Medal Flour with a cryptic line about Isanr wha. The message hints at a kitchen clue or contest requiring the familiar brand as part of a larger riddle. Authorities advise following standard baking guidelines to verify any further steps.
American war fleet reaches Albany harbor
After a 1300 mile voyage from Melbourne the American battleships dropped anchor at 7 o clock this morning off King Point at the entrance to Princess Royal harbor in King George's Sound. Great crowds witnessed the arrival of the fleet, with a prior report from Breaksea Island.
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N.S. W
Melbourne
King Point
Princess Reral Harbor
King George's Sound
Breakseasland
Garrett School Attendance Rises as New Term Opens
East News Bureaus reporting from Garrett notes a sharp rise in school attendance on opening day with 663 enrolled, 54 more than last year’s first day. Merica expects final figures near 700 by week’s end, praising the strong teacher corps and prior-year pupil work.
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East News
Garrett
Merica
Fort Wayne Couple Wed Saturday Afternoon
The wedding occurred in Fort Wayne late Saturday afternoon. Mr Durst, formerly a local resident, and now employed as a painter in Fort Wayne, and Miss Plumley, a Fort Wayne resident, were joined in marriage amid a circle of friends.
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Durst
Fort W
Miss Plumley
Bryan lands on Cannon in Indiana campaign swing
Democratic nominee William Jennings Bryan drew large crowds despite near unbearable heat during stops in Browns, Poseyville, and Evansville. He defended tariff and trust regulation, urged direct election of senators, cited his earth possessions at 156000 dollars, and planned travel from Evansville to Terre Haute then on via Pennsylvnia and B&O railroads to Wheeling arriving at 2 10 p m.
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Evansville
Ind
Omey
Tils
Bryan
Speaker Cannon
Terre Haute
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Wheeling
W. Va
The Valuation of Colonel Bryan's Property
Lincoln Nebraska September 10 William J Bryan property valued by Lancaster County assessor at 82628 under Nebraska revenue laws all property listed at actual value Personal property farm and home 312800 The Commoner valued 19250 Farm about 159 acres four miles east of Lincoln valued 50575 at 318 per acre General assessment confirms Bryan farm value and personal holdings in line with his Toledo Illinois speech remarks
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William J. Bryan
Toledo
Ill
Lancaster County
Bryan
Miller
Bryan challenges Cannon on wealth in Illinois speech
In Olney Illinois Bryan, seeking the presidential nomination, declares Cannon’s million-dollar claim false and discloses his own wealth estimates from $125,000 to $180,000. He accuses Cannon of selling influence and calls for public disclosure of wealth and earnings from lecturing and writing. He questions whether a speaker of influence should reveal personal finances.
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Cannon
Bryan
Congress
Cannon the Servant of Special Interests
Bryan attacks Speaker Cannon and his allies for strangling legislation in the House and serving predatory interests. He accuses Cannon of representing a stand pat politics while courted by vast corporate money. The Toledo speech frames Cannon as blocking change and threatens Democratic victory to curb government favoritism.
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Congress
Bryan
I Cannon
James I.sherman
House
Mr. Bryan
Cannon
Cannan
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