Two New Saints Canonized in Rome Spectacle
Rome May 24 Thayer of canonization ceremonies for Sean Baptist de la Salle founder of the Christian Brotherhood and Rita di Caccia nun. Vast processions with Italian nobility and guards, 69000 spectators, and a ceremonial mass at St Peters. Police and papal court presence noted. Following events planned for local baptist meetings and Sunday school activities.
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Rome
St Buvers
Enn Baptist
de la Salle
Tir
Tly Order
Riki di Cawley
Ordey
St. Peters
Lone Leo
Lug Bend
Tim
Rathagresd Atrlyee
Marion Township Caucus Nomination Meeting Set
The Democratic caucus for Marion Township will meet at the Centor schoolhouse by Friday evening, from 2:30 to 8:00 p m, to nominate candidates for town auditor, assessor, and three supervisors. William Schrnder is township committeeman.
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Vukerd
Minwtoi
Centor
Fri Wet
Oelck P
Aui
William Schrneder
Turky May 24 New Developments in Government Missing Funds
Fragmented OCR recounts a 19th century financial scandal involving Neely and Neely’s accounts. The notes describe options on 10 000 acres of land, misappropriated funds, and inspector reports. Disbursing officers systems changes are noted with a 32000 salary figure and superintendent office changes. Authors mention Brigadier General Choiter Major Dirks and other officials while warning of potential criminal charges.
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Chavis
Cuda
Hich
Tombery
Batis
Neely
Hepin
Colontaing
Pame
Unitud
Stes Poanessian
Wille Im Wese
Mijas Gadd
Tyenmater
Ovha Telat
Inha
Choiter
Dirks
Wi. Hake
Chiange
Fouk Ibbi
United States
HOB Nites
Avyesk Ung
Governoy
Wood
Badd
Posts
Tiistow
Gamge
Gamge EB. Bachanan
Ayatnel Neely
Church Votes to Move Housing Meeting Site
A small Baptist congregation, an offshoot from a larger church, has decided to relocate its worship space from a modest frame chapel near the Detroit depot after extended consideration. The vote, taken at a recent meeting, confirmed the shift to a new meeting place.
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Lmmannet Church
Mttle
Forged Check Attempt Traced Across Fort Wayne
A man named Doran Mershant faced charges after attempting to pass forged checks at multiple Fort Wayne locations on a Wednesday. The effort involved various names and shops, with police investigation led by Shavit Welching. witnesses and officials noted the suspect signed checks he did not authorize, and a court appearance was scheduled with a bail set around 50 dollars.
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Carey
Fort Wayne
Bower
Garey
Gomi Cedars Saloon
Gomlfellow
Buteo
Towers
Dhlentivy
Goths
Mur Py
Bilbatt
la Police
Faye
AUTETLY WEDDED George J Downie and Mrs Jey Jolson
George J Downie and Mrs Jey Jolson were united in marriage on a weekday at 8 o clock at the residence of Rev M G Cooper. The ceremony was performed by Rev B Sawyer with few friends attending. The couple are active in Sh Paulam E church and will reside at 280 Walton avenue, with wishes for a blessed life together.
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George J. Downie
Jey A. Jolson
M. G Cooper
Rey
Coyne
Ayia
B. Sawyer
St. Pant
My. Analtes
Downing
Sh. Paulam
E. Church
Walton Avenuia
Fort Wayne Train No 4 Sleeper to New York
The sping Schedule of the Mickey Pinteroail offers Train No 4 from Fort Wayne at 9 05 p m daily with through drawing room sleeping cars to Buffalo and New York. Dining car Fort Wayne to Geneva and onward to New York arrives next day. An observation coach from Buffalo promises delightful views through mountains and rivers en route to New York City arriving about 72 p m the following day. Sleeper reservations available via agent or wire from Fort Wayne.
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Fort Wayne
Enat
Buffalo
New York
Henevan
Avital
Ruffalo
Charming
Willeya
Bine
Dalance
Eunquehuina
Delaware
New York City
Paul
Astoviny
Madam Wisdom’s Soothing Balm for Children Unclear Ad
A fragmented ad style notice cites a product named Madam Wisdom’s soothing balm for children and mentions a boat comedy and May sodaw amid unclear text. The readable bits show suggestive humane care language but lack complete details or verifiable claims.
Methodist Conference Abolishes Passorate Term Limits
The Methodist General Conference in Chicago votes decisively to abolish the biennial limit on pastorates, permitting longer tenures. Debates center on itinerant rules, secretary counts for church societies, and the transfer of authority to appoint pastors, with resolutions adopted amid tense parliamentary exchanges.
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Chicago
Ste
Methodist General Conference
General Assembly
St. Ten
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Tr Come
Haikdua
Tara
Seeetivy
Marae
Burkley
Vale
WE. Copeland
Tineiahey
Severn
Jil Lowndo
Lane J. Nichols Louis
Prihyleriag
BL. Lewis
Nicholais
Board of Bishops
Presbyterian General Assembly
Seermary
Methodist Book Concern
New York
Cincinnati
Paitisgn
Spering
General Conference
Church Extension
the Missionary Society
The
Freedmen’s Aid and
Luttherm Elucational Society
Freedman’s Aid
Walden
Ue Conference For Nation
Parliamentary tangle and publishing agents in historic session
A fragmented report notes a parliamentary tangle amid debates on organic law and church matters. It mentions lay information workers marching and the start of work on ballots or ballots-like processes, with references to publishing agents overseeing aspects of the session.
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Guaapa
Flartinn
Enstary
Methodist conference votes on officers in Chicago May gather
The Chicago meeting of the Methodist conference ballots for key roles including secretaryships and trust offices. Candidates include Pye, Curis, Tennings, and others, with council leaders and editors chosen as proceedings move through nominations and ballots amid broad church planning.
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Chicago
Menowntiaiens
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Methodist
Wmner
iNeae
Manne
St. Towle
Tr Tower Eaton
George PB
Miles
Lewis Curis
Presmit
Cinciniati Hous
Pye
Curis
Tre St. Luisana
Secretarive
Taltowh
Suminy Schoo Ition
Aml Anid
Freedman's Aid and
Southern Education Society
Thewisatnnnyy Society
Freedman's Air Society
Ube
Acelin
Faske BR. Clarke
John D. Herrons
Frank A. Mitchell
Z. J. Talbot
John Pearson
M. W. Harris
James M. Gambia
George J. Tohwaon
Anne Toveunr
Mwan de
Terey Dawlig
Epworth Herald
Yellawhiye Pwhlina
Baptist Home Mission talk features immigrant aid debate
Rev. J Wilbon of Tudiann presents at the American Baptist Home Mission Society session on immigration and settlement. Villiers cites Polish and Hungarian arrivals as evidence of changing America while urging practical outreach. speakers warn against demonizing newcomers and stress God’s love guiding Americans’ duty.
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Delvall
Lotharpon Uhis
Pat
Aamerican Baptist Home Mission Society
Wilbon
Villiera
Americaus
Villiers Ynonad
Hanravinna
Sunset Cottage Use At School For Feeble Infirm
A recently completed cottage at the school housed for feeble infirm patients is placed above the 120 nurture yard and separated by law from higher orders of intelligence. The Sunset Cottage care is led by the house mother in Mish Battershall, a veteran assistant to Superintendent Tobe, with excellent expected results from the new arrangement.
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Mish Battershall
Tobeson
Sunset Cotinge Simita
Boy badly injured in playground accident in Hongland
Clin Mauser, living in Hongland, sustained a severe leg wound while playing ball on Thursday evening. The ball cleared a fence and when leaping after it, his leg was struck by a picket, cutting up the knee to the shin. He was taken to his grandfather’s home where Dr Van Buskirk treated the wound, requiring six stitches.
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Clin Mauser
Hongland
Mr. Rael
Kilgen Wived
Dr van Buskirk
Change of time on the nickel plate read
The notice announces a slight timetable change on the Nickel Plate lines with trains from Chicago to Belvue via intermediate stations, including adjusted departure times and new through sleeping car service. It invites readers to contact agents for details and reservations.
Voice for Labor and Legislation on Child Labor
Washington May 2 The industrial commission urges states to legislate on child labor and working hours, proposing a national framework. It calls for eight hour workdays for industrial workers and restrictions on under eighteen labor, with protections and penalties to curb abuses in injunctions and labor enforcement.
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Washington
Industriad Commission
Baer Gress
Lyburt
Alpatiia
Rallyands
Switehamen
Puerto
Commission
Rongives Shoul
Ployer
Mill Wnion
Unias
Conciliation Wins Lue Seen By State Labor Bureau Output
Reported findings show conciliation efforts endorsed by the State Labor Bureau though the machinery for strict enforcement is criticized as impracticable. Commissioners B A Smith and Bourdis join in a minority noting that a uniform federal labor law is unlikely and that limiting working hours poses risks. Todd W Taniel reports on the diversity of views among commission members.
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Lator Tureau
B.A. Smith
Bourdis
von Linel
Tod W. Taniel
Mrs Felts Elected President at Lafayette Convention
Mrs Felts of Fort Wayne was elected president of the Linking Federation of Women’s clubs at its convention in Evansville. Nominations included Mrs Minelin Baylor of Greensville and Mrs Gaveragineville among others. federation officials praised her work with women’s clubs in Fort Wayne and the state.
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Tayorbil
Pho Soytimaley
Lafayette
Indy
Gorge By Polty
Pork Wayne
Lirkiong Federation of
Woiman'a
Chiba
Wasouisiest
Mra
Minelin
Baylor
Greens Nasile
Dyyt
Mord
Grrwe Foydavilles
Wis
Woolen
Gaveragine Ville
Felis
Fort Waylie
Bughien
Wewenvdie
Federation
Evansville
Many
Corporate formation and charter of Wylson Burnae company
The article notes the incorporation of Wylson Burnae company Dive leew Med in the county and with the secretary of state. It mentions the plan to issue 12,000 shares at $100 each, with incorporators including N. H. Bindsus and P Bichman. The meeting date set for the first Monday in January in Fort Wayne.
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Wylson Burnae
Dive Leew Med
Dcompany
Avid
Wand
N. H. Bindsus
P Bichman
Vowix Ohnhins
Wayne
Explosive Rumors Stir Cuba Government Inquiry
A New York dispatch reports a suspected explosion linked to Cuba's postal system and government departments. The piece claims a forthcoming congressional inquiry will probe alleged corruption, noting endorsements and large sums paid to ineligible individuals amid a broader probe of government offices and practices.
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