Man Laments Missing Wife After Elopement Claim
Charles Renner a grocer’s clerk reports his wife and eight year old son vanished after he suspects an elopement with a boarder. He rushed to Lake Shore depot to halt train No 6, searched coaches, and traced no clear destination though he suspected Ashtabula or interurban routes. The party’s exact plans remain unknown.
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Lake Shore
Charles “Renner
Willie
Shore Depot
Renner
Gotwalt
Bancroft
Ashtabula
Lake-Shore
Big Four
Interurban
Poe Renner
B. Carpenter
Remnds
Mrs Ed Karta Visits Goshen As Bertha Pugh Heads To Chicago
Mrs Ed Karta of Goshen was there yesterday for a brief visit. Miss Bertha Pugh will go to Chicago next week for a visit.
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Ed. Karta
Goshen
Dr William Pink Pills Offer Quick Relief for Anemia Symptoms
An old advertisement claims weak people lack ambition energy and sleep, blaming impure blood. It touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure by purifying blood bolstering muscles nerves and digestion, promising perfect health and usefulness in every family.
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Bec
Williams
Reward Offered for Anderson Arrest in Willard Street Case
Police report a resident of Willard Street named Anderson is sought after on a city corner dispute involving Riftt and Harrison streets. The Adjutant General in Washington offers a $50 reward for Anderson's arrest and delivery. No trace of Anderson has been found locally.
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Sarah
Anderson
Thes Corners
Riftt
Harrison Streets
Willard
Washington, D. C
Goshen Seeks Lutheran Conference Hosting Chance
The Michigan district of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod plans its annual conference in Saginaw Michigan from June 9 to 14. Rev. Paul Krion presides with Rev. George Hisen serving as secretary. About ninety clergy and equal lay delegates will discuss religious instruction in churches and schools led by Rev. ach Bollens. The next conference may be hosted in an Indiana city or South Bend Michigan with Goshen considered a likely candidate.
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Michigan
Evangelical- Lutheran * ‘Synod
Indiana
Saginaw
Mich
Paul Krion
City
George Hisen
Chelsea
Ach Bollens
al - Wanatah
Ind
Indiana City
South Bend
Michigan City
Goshen
South Bend Seeks Elks Reunion Vote in City Bid
South Bend delegates press for next Elks reunion with Fort Wayne as rival candidate. A business session planned at 1 pm to decide the host city. Evansville’s Harry Loomenthal faced no opposition for state president as Mayor Nolan greeted visitors and Warren G. Sayre of Wabash spoke.
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Byansville
Ind
South Bend
Elks
Fort Wayne
Bendis
Harry Loomenthal
Evansville
Nolan
Telks
Warrren G. Sayre
Wabash
Traveler Loses Suitcase With Valuables
A traveling salesman C. S. Nesbit of Chicago reported at Misha Waka Interurban Station that his suitcase containing over 200 dollars in negotiable papers and clothing worth about 265 dollars was lost. No clue to the missing property was found.
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Waka
C.S
Prominent Merchant Killed in Debtor Conflict
Marion Indiana resident Mc Dougal, 40, a well known trader at Van Hiven, was beaten to death yesterday afternoon. Francis Miller, intoxicated, allegedly dealt the fatal blows while his brothers Alva and Tester Miller are jailed as accessories. Miller owed Mc Dougal a long debt and a wage settlement dispute preceding the incident. The trio’s trouble began after Mc Dougal secured a wage order from Miller’s employer.
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Marion
Ind
McDougal
Merchong
Van
Hiven
Hive
Francis
Alva
Tester -Miller
Miller
Haye
Miller -Uon
Vester
Vanne
Truth and Appearance in a Moral Fable Fragment
A narrator describes Truth bound by society’s pretensions. False images fade as a tailor dresses her in robes while a theologian offers illusion. Truth resists, seeks escape, and chooses a secluded well over public pretense, maintaining a permanent engagement with reality.
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Utward
Truth
Left pocket watch regulation sparks retail mystery
A man recalls buying a cheap watch and a watchmaker claiming left pocket regulation makes the watch run faster. The seller offered no scientific reason, only a suggestion to regulate for the left pocket, leaving the man unsure if the claim was true or faked.
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Het
Tne Fine
Old Lawyer Questions Witness in Assault Case
A seasoned attorney cross examines a recalcitrant witness to identify an individual charged with assault and battery. The question focuses on the assailant’s physical feature, specifically hair color, as the lawyer presses for details.
Crowded Event Prompts Unexpected Crowd
An unclear note references a crowded scene described as a crowd forming unexpectedly. No specific names, places, or dates are discernible from the text.
Elkhart Juvenile Case Spurs Guardians Board Debate
A report by the Board of Charities advocates appointing a guardians board to aid youth in relation to higher courts. It cites an Elkhart city jail case where a smart young looking boy, not criminal by nature, was housed with adults, prompting calls for reforms and closer juvenile oversight.
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Pot Bshart
County ‘Board ‘of Charities
Board of
Childré Iguardias
Eikhart
Bertie Cole
Mower Causes Stir as Store Customer Slips Joke
A Portland Express item describes a humorous mishap in a store where a lawn mower hung on a wall falls free as a customer removes it. An elderly shopper complains the new model is louder than her old one and leaves, sparking wonder among the dealer about the joke’s impact on a sale.
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Portland Express
Fractured collar bone after school football clash
A postgame incident reports a Steam-Rollers of Benjamin Franklin school player fracturing a collar bone in a hard hit against the Avalanches of George Washington school. The injured youth stated he landed on Skinny Morgan during a tackle and heard a crack.
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Benjamin: Franklin
George, Washington
Walter
Morgan
No department listed in Tom's school progress report
A boy brings home a formal progress report showing high marks in studies but lacking department notation. His mother, a former teacher, is pleased while his lawyer father studies the slip with grave attention, noting the missing department field. Tom realizes the term is unfamiliar and concludes the room lacks it.
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Tom
Thomas
Wyndham recounts a young man seen after five weeks
Sir Charles Wyndham tells of a young man who disappeared for five weeks and then returned, noting the timing and reactions of the father who watched for his son’s reappearance during a dinner anecdote.
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Charles’ Wyndham
Divorce suit sparks murder plot accusation in Kalamazoo jail
Charles Dederlion formerly of Elkhart is jailed in Kalamazoo without bail, claiming his mother-in-law Mrs. Bloom Bachman plotted the divorce case against him. Maggie Bachman, sister-in-law to Dederlion, is named as a witness. the case involves bigamy allegations and a juvenile inquiry.
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Kalamazoo
Mint
Charles Dederlion
Nichart
Bloom ‘Bachman
Pratt
Maggie
Dederlion
Elkhart
Warrest
Déderlion
Bachmans
Cutler Cainon Appointed Jackson Street Bridge Inspector
A petition secured in Elkhart argues for keeping Mr. Cainon as bridge inspector. The board of commissioners in Wenkutta York township examined damage to bridges after last week’s freshet amid support from prominent local business figures.
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Anany
Elkhart
Mane
Wenkutta
York
Westbound Lake Shore train fatally injures New Carlisle youth
Roy Curry 18, a recent New Carlisle High School graduate, was struck near Otis by Lake Shore No 15 en route to Englewood Union hospital. He worked in the signal department and was injured when an object or person was pulled into the engine’s suction. He died after transfer to Chesterton and Englewood hospital.
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Gake
Shore
Elkhart
Youngy Curry
New Carlisle High School
Lake Shore
Otis
Chasterton
Youthful prisoner caught with bike on High Street
Cecil Berlin of the carpet department and a private detective tracked a bike theft last Thursday. A ten year old boy named Smead, found with the wheel near his boarding house behind 3 est Hi, was taken to the police station with his father, who works for the Chicago Telephone company. The boy appeared unafraid and unashamed as Mr. Berlin examined the bike.
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Cecil Berlin
Sykes’ -Store
Yssume
Berli
Chinemore
Jess
Chicago
Telephone
Berlin
Will
Incomplete OCR Note Notes School Attendance
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Liu or Binsman and a school context with unclear details about attendance or event. Names and specifics are garbled, leaving only hints of a school setting.
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Chas. Renner
Elopers
Ohio
Lleged
Jim
jPiaek Sa
Tere Tov Roe Eet
Sean
Deplor
Board of Children’s
Senor Massome
Elking
Porrese
Maggie Bachman
Im Liu
Binsman
Nish
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