Trial transcript details Preston Sanderson case and witnesses
Court proceedings reveal cross examinations of Caldwell Watkins Hindman and others. The defense plans extensive witness testimony while state rests its case after a long day of testimonies about Sandersons farm and disappearances.
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Ermal
Phere
D.C. Caldwell
DL CL
Caldwell
Phe
Patterson Woos
Peterson Hill
David McMichael
Blackford County
EB. P. Sanderson
Patteryeay Arin
Will
Cie Qian
Waloon
Notice to Contractors for Wells County Gravel Road
The superintendent of construction for Wells County Indiana invites bids for the construction of a gravel road project. Bids must be submitted by the stated date and time with certified funds or bid bonds equal to the bid amount. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Laemwood
Gerih
Board of Commissioners
General Assembly
State of
Dadiinga
Marvel Hoyos
Crets Be
John Bo Markey
Shy Rinbendead
Are You Engaged in a Marriage Ad Imagery
A fragment describes a claim about an engagement and remedy with Wlechna Bitters. The testimonial from Chas. Deam, druggist, promotes the product at 60 cents a bottle, asserting quick relief and complete health. The text reflects a dated advertising tone and dubious medical claims.
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Whiich
Deam
Abandoned Furniture Removed From City Saloon Scene
Ledger text depicts removal of furniture from a Manhattan saloon as part of a broader city story. Officers and residents note market street growth and harbor issues. discussion hints at municipal actions. The fragmentary copy references a Fore and a People, with unclear dates or names.
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Manhattan
Prauy
Dar
Elie
Respectful Lady Dead in Libery Center Home
Cura Mi wife oof-Charles Midlyas died at her home near Liberty Center Friday morning at about Aren o'clock. Mrs Michaels was the daughter of Same Tiarhish, of Murray. She was 6 years, 5 months and 26 days old. Shoe miavied to Charles Mighaels about eight years ago. To this union born two daughters Grace and Rath, ages five and seven. Funeral services at Liberty Center on Sunday at den oelock. Burial in Me. Parken cemetery.
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Amon
Drial
Bre
Sanmlerson
Ir. Smith
Missouri
Os Sanderson
Olly
Arestat
Oedoel
Minos
Monlay
Quie
Ales
Batitersen
Hulge Dailey
Winesses
William Cook
Marsha County
Indiana
Lonmuel Sanderson
Sadersen Owas
Stuies Acharnes
Ale
Hindman
Will Olina
Ir Nest
Feo Tepe
Charles Midlyas
Libery Center
oMichaels
Tiarhish
Murray
Arel
Charles Mighaels
Grace
Rath
Geo
Osborn Verdict Affirmed by Supreme Court
The supreme court affirms a lower court ruling in the Osborn case involving James Osborn and Joseph Picentmrh. Attorneys contend Osborn merely aided another party. the trial record references alleged abetment and related charges amid unclear details from the chaotic proceedings.
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Supreme Court
James Osborn
kiWing Histelow
Joseph Picentmrh
Adan
Busemark
Ned
Gianstaneghter
Unclear fragmentary display ends in apology sequence
A damaged OCR passage shows a confused scene where a speaker apologizes after an apology request. The text includes a telephone exchange and a shocked reaction from a young woman who says she is sitting off the receiver. No clear identities or places are recoverable.
Marshal Crosbie Seeks Arrest Papers in Local Case
The article reports Marshal Crosbie filing for arrest papers against King Jerry Daniels on Thursday at Domos amid claims of harming individuals including Wim and Trekers. It notes trials, witnesses, and a sequence of events tied to a tense local dispute.
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Marshal Crosbie
Jerry Daniels
Domosie
Wim
Danteds
Staumsburd
Nies
Marriages Mark Quiet Montpelier and Marion Ceremonies
The notice reports several weddings in Montpelier and Marion including Miss Clara Smith and Harry Graddieck at Montpelier, and Miss Nellie Covault and Wallace St. at a home on Owl street. Carl Knowlton and Miss Stout wed secretly in Marion with a plans to live in Indianapolis, while a fourth couple, listed as Mrs. Covault and Wallace St, held a small ceremony at a minister’s home followed by a two course supper and a farm residence set six miles west.
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Joan Spont
Carl Knowlton
Prank Neotle
Marion
Alonday
Knowlton
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Railway Company
Miss Stout
Oelock
Methodist
Montpelier
Clara Smith
Airs
John Smith
Harry Graddieck
Marrage
Graddiek Formery
Deam
Lake Erie
Miss Smith
Ube Srorum
Nellie Covault
Wallace
G. Miller
Lome
Owl Street
Agracim
Coviuin
Mobarren & Son
Story
Rock Ship
Presbyterian
Fragmentary Local Notice Mixed With Cribbed Violent Charges
A garbled account references a town overrun by celebrations and a jog to Plantioston for drinks. It mentions injuries from a dance night, a man named Marta facing amputation, and a snowbound rescue. A court case about Lon Kiln and Lake Erie railroad appears, with fines and a dismissal.
King's New Tilt Vilix Promises Quick Health Restoration
A jumbled old ad touts King’s New Tilt Vilix as a cure after "Hon ar meigestion" and claims it swiftly restores health. The misleading text asserts the remedy eases headaches and constipation and is guaranteed at Chas. C. Denm's drug store.
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Noth
King
Chas. C. Denm
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Leanery
Walls
Picardiford
WilTickny
Olile
Elston Johnson
Connie
Effie Patterson
Coop Ee
Deh Fatton
Sander
NL H, Ormsby
Phertford
Adam Gollipser
Chattine
Abe
Ormsby
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Bat
Ballinger
Cook
Mhody
Mhrame
Daltines
Hit
Mason
Viivin
Leo
Tavis
Hmory
Ma Hiehborn
Davit
Jeffepson
Ihisiti
Lycia Sanderson
Preston Sandepsom
Ehorss
Aaveter Faroh
Sam Emory
San Lmory
Sar
Tre
Sam
Grandin
Hesteye
Duuy
Qua
Henest Sanderson
Joseph Busenbark
Peast
Fier
Dee
Tie
Mack Wamillon
Valley City
N. C
Plantioston
Thurnian
Marty
Gyorse
W. Marta
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Marta
Lon Kiln
Lake Iake
Rocourt
Kahn
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Lyar Lake Erie
EL Thaal
Ossian Gas
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