Boston Austéricans set to open season with Criger back
President Taylor of Boston plans to bolster the Austéricans as Ginger Criger returns from illness missing last year’s disaster. Criger’s confidence inspired the team to win the 1905 pennant and he is expected to lead a fast, formidable lineup with Cy Young and Deneen. Boston aims to redeem itself with new material and a strong start in April.
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Boston Austéricans
fRignddon
Ginger
Boston
Criger
Wa Fachne
Bostons
Little Rock
Yabout
Taylor
Jeff
Syracuse
Cleveland
Deneen
Cy Young
Aggrega
Ihe Bee
ENS Olds
Long illness ends life of Mrs Clayton in city
After about two years of illness Mrs Alice Be Clayton died peacefully Sunday morning at her home 215 Marion Street. She was born in this city and left a daughter Miss Mary Clayton, three sisters Mrs W A MacKelvey Cincinnati Mrs R Q Haggerty and Mrs Fran Sages, and a brother Richard Blackburn of New York. The funeral is to be held Wednesday at Trinity ME Church.
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Alice
Glayton
Marion
Trinity
Bankruptcy proceedings opened after Horton Thomas crash
Outside creditors challenge the transfer of the north end store as Knevels’ claim is satisfied. The wrecked firm shows about 16 000 to 37 200 dollars due to general creditors including Elkhart firms. A hearing on the receivership was set by Judge Dodge for Goshen circuit court Thursday morning, affecting Horton Thomas south end store. Petitions in voluntary bankruptcy will be filed by Dan Co Thomas and Rupert Horton.
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Horton & ‘Thomas
Knevels
Elkhart
Harman Attorneys Go to Indianapolis for Court Business
J. L. Harman and W. L. Harman left this morning for Indianapolis to assist with the passage of the Superior Court bill and to defend a malpractice action against Harman personally. Raber, the plaintiff, hired Oliver Hi Carson of Indianapolis to file the suit. defense includes Chambers Pickens Cox Kahn and Merrill Moores. The hearing is set for next Monday and Parting of Harman and Zigler is noted as Zigler will practice alone.
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A L. Harman
Indianapolis
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Zigler
Henry Hunt
Lake Shore
Oliver Hi. Carson
UAY
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Propecilings and David K Mann Mentioned in Court Notes
Fragmentary OCR hints at legal proceedings involving David K Mann and references to habeas coins. Details unclear due to damaged text. no confirmed actions or outcomes present.
Pioneer of Edwardsburg Dies Suddenly While Driving
Pioneer resident near Edwardsburg dies suddenly while driving with companion. Born in Ohio in 1839, he lived near Edwardsburg most of 68 years. Married Cynthia Tyler in 1861 at Edwardsburg, later remarried after wife’s 1901 death. Funeral Friday at 1 PM at Presbyterian church Edwardsburg with burial Adamsville cemetery.
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Henry Case
Eawardshore
Nia Tig
Ela
Clark
Granger
Ohio
Edwardsburg
Cynthia Tylerv
Hdwardsburg
Presbyterian
Mack
Baptist Church
Mason Township
Adamsville
Fuller Weeps and Bidding in Court Case Notes
The fragment describes Fuller weeping as relatives visit before jail and mentions plans to send him to school for education. It also references divorce proceedings for Simmons and a claim of alienation of affections with monetary seeks, including restoration of maiden name.
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Simmons
Oliver
Aliso
Reading through the ages in literary digest tone
The passage surveys major writer groups from classic poets to contemporary novelists and philosophers. It traces classifications from seventeenth and eighteenth century thinkers to memoir authors and ends with the highest religious authors.
Traveler spreads tale of a $20 million passenger
A report on a train claims a fellow passenger is worth twenty million dollars, with mixed gossip about his wealth. The porter later confirms the story as a tall tale, noting the joke about a tiny brush-off causing a missed fortune.
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Camel Si
Dalis
Sworth
Millyonaire
Airship Experimenters and the Flight of Pilâtre de Rozier
An 18th century comparison recalls early ballooning feats and the perilous ascent over Paris. The account cites Pilâtre de Rozier and a daring, mythic winged ascent inspired by legends, noting the risks and the allure of human flight.
Knevels Store Deal Leaves Partners With Heavy Loss
An investment involving Messrs. Horton and Thomas, who bought Knevels, was resold for less than 6000 after an original 13300 purchase. An expert estimated the stock at under 8000, and a South Bend grocers receiver was appointed by Judge Dodge to oversee the south end store.
Harris Sentenced to Penitentiary After Confessed Past Deeds
Notorious liar Harris was taken to Michigan City prison after a confession of past experiences. He bade farewell to Lewis Fuller, the convicted wife murderer, calling him a tenderfoot. Harris had prior reform school stints in Mansfield and Columbus and was escorted by Sheriff Ziesel and Deputy Chatten.
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Polis
George Whiteman
Bikhatt
Michigan City
John Ziesel
Bob”. Chatten
Désides
Sarah: Schafer
Elkhart
Union
Ohio
Mansfield
Columbus
Family dispute over store ownership surfaces in court
The passage notes Miss Mary A. Thomas and her brother living with their mother Mrs. Mary L. Thomas at 211 Washington street. The mother provided most of the funds while Horton and Thomas contributed to two book stores.
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Avenue
A. Thomas
Mary L. Thomas
Washington Street
Horton
Thomas
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