City Heads Threatened Over Subway Fund Demands
reports of a bomb plot in Union Square surface as anarchist treasurer Berkmann faces arraignment. police allege manufactured evidence to blame others. six arrests yield mixed results while threats to Mayor McG lennan and the comptroller over subway funding are noted in unsigned letters.
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New York
Pollos
Lomy
Alesander Nerkman
Federa Et Ad
Union Square
Werzangky
Droogo
Walter Unpit
George Robinson Wis
Metg
Fort Wayne Readers Learn Kidney Duty for Urinary Troubles
A Fort Wayne reader endorses Dean's Kidney Pills, claiming relief from backache, nervousness, and low energy after months of pain. The testimonial cites diabetes concerns, a pharmacy purchase, and the pills' purported effectiveness as a remedy, with availability through local drug stores and distributors.
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Dean
Fort Wayne
Theodore Henry
Fort Wigne
Ind
Meyer Bray Cole Drug Store
Poater-siburn Ce
Roffala
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United States
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Unclear fragment hints at trials and duties
Fragmentary quotation suggests trials in courts and media pressure. Mentions twelve years of consideration and personal stake, with odd phrasing implying social or judicial commentary rather than a clear event.
Spring Opening Wednesday at Foster Furniture Co
The Foster Furniture Co announces a spring opening on Wednesday with music and favors throughout the day and evening, inviting customers to attend and enjoy a festive shopping event.
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Foster Furniture CQ
Marshall's Plain Talk on Returning to First Principles
The speaker urges a return to constitutional ideals and individual responsibility. He criticizes current leadership for overriding law, warns against abusing the judiciary, and argues for fewer laws and reliance on legislature for remedies. He stresses conscience over campaign excitement and cites Jeffersonian values.
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Land of Urs
Jeffersnny
I Lisve
TS Lam
Beware of Physic Worlde with stomach trouble cure
Fragmentary text promotes a remedy. It claims many people suffer stomach trouble and headaches from indigestion. It urges a product named Min-na taken before meals to ease symptoms. The passage references a company and medical-sounding claims, but specifics are unclear.
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Rives
Police photograph and measurements of Laduake linked to local arrests
Fred LaDule, one of four men arrested on burglary charges, was photographed and measured at police Headquarters in Woodburn as part of a routine procedure. Colleagues James Jagan and Otla Webt face transfer to Jeffersonville for sentencing. Bertram Alexander and William Holman remain jailed for the Wayne county wine cell ar burglary. Earlier, a suspect named Frank Ship was detained for theft of shoes, while Dode Whirrs and Jimmy Grant faced unrelated charges.
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Fred LaDule
Columbus Cray
Wowlburn
Terday
Talkan
Svere James Jagan
Otla Webt
Jeffersonville
Barro
William Holman
Bertram Alexander
Wayne
Woodburn
Baker
Stout
La‘Duke
Onch
Frank Ship
Ankenbriely
Stevens
Tani
Dode Whirrs
Barr
Bénecke
Waeters
Ankenbruck
Jimmy Grant
Ibis
Local transit ad cites low round trip fare on Wabash Valley Route
Fragmentary OCR mentions gas and electricity for cooking and a convention, references the Electric Limiteds, and notes Indianapolis travel deals with an eight dollar round trip rate effective March 31 with return in April. The text includes scattered names and dates and references to rail routing.
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Indianapolis
Lenz Makes Great Catch in Railway Scam Case
Detectives nabbed two men posing as subscription agents at a hotel desk. They used fake stamps and blank subscription slips to forge papers for businesses including Berehefl Brewing, International Harvester, Weil Bros., and Maumee Coal. One suspect, Daley, resisted police and fled. both are tied to similar schemes in Chicago and Akron. The haul included seals and station stamps, signaling a wider ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lens
Daley
Fort Wryne
Berehefl Brewing Company
International Harvester
Com- Peny
Weil Bros. & Co
Maumee Coal Company
fuEnglim
Chicago
Akal
Ftic
Bishop Berry Busy at Anderson Campaign for Conference Delegates
Delegates to the northern Indiana Methodist conference arrive in Anderson for the Baltimore meeting next May. Bishop Tilhop Berry leads visitors from Buffalo and local churches set up headquarters in ex-Governor Durbin’s office. Registration, information booths, and reforms fill the First Methodist Episcopal church as ministers and lay delegates prepare for elections and appointments amid crowded rooms and a bustling campaign environment.
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Tad
Metro 1
Auiterton
Lee
MLEB
Tilhop Berry
Buffalo
N. Y
Www.j. Durbin
Mr. Durbin
Jackson Street
Steve
Shorkly
Quetval
Bishon
Anderson
Tes
Puullorium
J. 1 McClure
J.T. Notterville
A. D. Wurst
Th’ Rity
Frank Brown
Tipton
Hilbert Webster
McCordsville
Rosa W W. Stokes
Bluitton
Arlington Sipgee
Liberty Mills
Burl
Peesea
C. Smith
Nappanee
Ade
Port, Wayne
J. E .Woodruit
North. Webster
Sherman Powall
Angola
B. @. Parker
Wakona
C. W. Smith
Bern
A. ©. Purcell
Portland
M. ¥. Thompson
Fillington
Jersitors
General Conference of the Church
Baltimore
Amorits
CG. CO. Cissell
Gonteverice
Natteser
Muneic
Guild
Richmond
Bennett
Goshen
Wade
Fort ‘Wayne
Hellopeter
Wash
Herricks
Logansonett di Triet
Revs
Sommerville Light
Marion
Matthey
Swadener
Kokomo
A. G. Neal
Alexandria
W. B.D. Parr
B. Wen- Ree
M. Kirinbrough
Alimele
B. Helms
North Manchester
Horace Burr
Newcastle
Cartwright
Shinn
Hartford City
Eberhart
Bushawaka
May
Markle
Jay
Central Christian Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
O. 0. Cissell
Muncie
First Bethods Eipiscopal Church
B. E. Trendee
Endee
Les
Harry Grimme Appointed Police Patrolman
Police records show Harry Grimme of Mcclellan Street appointed patrolman by the board last night. The appointment follows the board’s decision to elevate him to patrol duties amid city policing changes.
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pHarry Grimme
Mcclellan Street
Pitile Ryth
Edward Entwistle and the first steam locomotive
DES MOINES IOWA March 1 190? Edward Entwistle who fired the Rocket in 1829 and later settled in America will celebrate his ninety third birthday March 24. He recalls judging the first steam railway run on the Liverpool and Manchester line in 1828 and the thrill of that historic moment. Now near his Iowa cottage he has ridden modern locomotives and compares their luxury to the work of the Rocket.
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Des Moines
Edward Entwtatle
Ana Twill
Liverpool
Manchester
England
Entwistle
America
Towa
Aily
Conference Business Session and Missionary Anniversary Details
A conference business session is noted for tomorrow following today’s program with Devotional services led by Wallace W. Martin at 8:25 am. Joseph H. Berry presides over the business meeting at 4 pm. The Anniversary Home Missionary Society and Church Extension is chaired by Clauds Travis with Aldrins and Alpha G. Kynett also listed. A speech by BLFL Show maker, president of the Indiana ARU Saloon League, commended Governor Manly’s Moore law and cited Indiana’s dry-area growth. Delegates from many areas are arriving, with more expected tomorrow.
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Wallace W. Martin
Bistop
Joseph H. Berry
Ageressi¢G
Bruvhingham
Home Missionary Society
Clauds Travis
Aldrins
Alpha G. Kynett
Dem
John FP. Brushingbarm
Moore
Birkt M.eb
BLFL
Indiana Aru Saloon League
Manly
Jay
Indiana
Union
John Brushingham
al J. Hill
Detroit
Funeral notices for Leonard Berry and Rebecca Dickerson
The funeral of Leonard Berry will take place Friday at 2 o clock from Wes residence 1351 hina atract. There will be a short service over the remains of Mrs Rebecca Dickerson at 7 o clock this evening from the residence 01 Madison rtrent. Afterward the remains will be shipped to Cincinnati.
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Leonard Berry
Silkee
Selock
Wes
Hina
Rebecca Dickerson
Welock
Madison
Cincinnati
Doomed to Sie Physicians Warn of Household Vermin Risks
Fragmented OCR text shows a garbled medical ad or plea claiming a "cancet of tehonte plaeve Infection" and a pest control pitch promising to drive rats, mice, and vermin from homes with a preparation named Lonch Pastelette. The wording is unclear but centers on extermination and health dangers.
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Pats
Stearns
Attempted Kidnap Incident Shocks Fort Wayne Street Crowd
A divorced woman, Mary Deerwester, was pursued on East Main Street by her ex husband Blaine Deerwester, accompanied by his parents in an attempt to induce her to return to him. Deputy Sheriff Swaney and Humane Officer Schlaudrofe intervened as a crowd formed near Trautman gun store and Tillman grocery. Deerwester left the scene after officers ejected him from the store, while the woman sought protection with her family.
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Mary
Deerwester
East Main Street
Selock
Swaney
Anik Humane Odlcer Schlaudrofe
Blaine
Erie: Railroad
Huntington
Shea
Trautman
Deervester
Tillman_ grocery
East Malin Street
Clinton
Reichard
Levonng
Demily Swaney
Haman
Lehtandat
Arriy Ae
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