Missing man Ferdinant Clayton found in cistern
Ferdinand E. Clayton was found deceased in a cistern at his son in law C M Frederick’s Marion street home at 1 45 pm. The body, clad as described by relatives, ended a disappearance that began Thursday night. Police and coroner to hold inquest. extensive search previously conducted.
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Frederick
the Elks’ Club
Clayton
Bucklen Theatre
W Frederick
Silvers
Risehart
Miller
Robbins
Marios
Hheck
Blackburn
Frank Sage
R. Ostnse Rerty
Elkhart
Wiseoife
C. M. Frederick
W. A. McKelvey
Cincinnati
R. H. Blackburs
New York City
Forbes Drug Store
Libya Brothers’ Grocery
Sixth
Harrison Streets
Stephens
Dewey
Longeliff
Ed Shultz
Clark
Schultz
mIidnight
Chicago
Safe Blowing Haul Stuns South Bend Elks Temple
Burglars hit the Wakarusa Joslofice area and the South Bend Elks temple during the night. A steady stream of reports follows as investigators recover about $30 and other small change, with a larger sum missing from the Elks temple. No suspects described, and the scene shows tools and methods consistent with professional safes.
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George Nushaim
Nusbaum
Andersen
Goshen
South Bend
South Band
Elks Temple
Angiziz
The
Elks
Little Sisters of the Poor
Rennes
Eish
Jury Opening Delayed Case of Bradley to Hear Tomorrow
The first jury cases of the superior court term are to begin tomorrow. George Bradley faces charges for a December 23 hold up of Charles Longachre, though Bradley is ill with heart disease and related ailments. He claims Holdsworth forced him to participate.
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Bradley
Superior Court
George Bradley
Charles Longachre
Bright
Holdsworth
Jeffersonville
Reforma
Hiram
Notable Millersburg patriarch John West dies at 92
John West of Millersburg died aged 92 leaving fourteen children all living except one. He had forty grandchildren and thirty five great grandchildren, with most descendants in the area. Surviving children include Mrs. John Waters and several Wert family members. Funeral at Millersburg Lutheran church with burial at Forest Grove. West, born February 28, 1815, lived long in the Lutheran faith. wife Catherine died three years ago.
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John West
Millersburg
Jerry West
Marion
Via
John Waters
LaGrange
Davis Wert
South Milford
Cyrus Wert
Kendallville
William “T
Wert
Burkhart
Josiah Wert
Goshen
Emeline ‘Susbaum
Simon Griner
Tienry Nusvaum
Samuel Nusvaum
Caroline Wert
Middie Dury
J. C. Hoover
W. H. Wert
Jean
Catherine
Francis
Midway Saloon Closes in Elkhart After 40 Years
The Midway saloon in Elkhart, long run by Frank Wickwire and tied to the Wickwire family, closed after wards protested by the third ward remonstrance. Patrons visited as the sign faded and Wickwire lineage marked the end of an era begun in 1867.
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Frank Wickwire
Stine
Wickwire
Harper
Elkhart House
Prank Wickwire
Elkhart
Dr Williams Pink Pills Cured St Vitus Dance Patient
A Cherokee Iowa woman recounts severe nervous collapse and St Vitus dance relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She describes years of weakness bed rest and weight loss before rapid recovery and lasting nerve stability after treatment. Pills sold by druggists or by mail from Schenectady New York.
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Williams
Tiavas
Dr. Williams
City Attorney Prosecutes Path of Penalty Case
A fragmented legal record notes a city attorney pursuing a case path and penalties. The garbled text references a prosecutor and city matters, with unclear details about parties and actions.
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Wil
Rosecutor
Ventores Pat Lana
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Ferdinand E. Clayton
Sui
Cis
Tern
Mr. Clayton
de. Clayton
Marion Street
Tury
ST. Vitus
Fatiais
Canar
Loues BH. Simpson
Flzin St
Elmnart
Halehte
Carada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Rogers
Traction
Indianapolis
George
Orde
Constantine
Main Street
Monarch
Elgin
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