Fort Wayne Gazette reports politics and names
The Fort Wayne Gazette notes various political items including James Gf, State man of Peru, facing a U.S. post in Central America as President Roosevelt speaks on Congress creating a new place. It discusses the Navy bill apportionment, Senator Tate, and Republican contrasts with Democratic positions. It also mentions Jacob P. Dunn’s commission to study Indian names and Daniel B. Ninde’s jury prosecutions, with surrounding commentary on police courts.
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James Gf
Peru
Thia State
United States
Central America
Roosevelt
Congress
Journot Gazette
Imuie
Bavernoe, Sr. Walton
Hin
United States Bureau of Ethnology
Smithsonian Institute
Jacob P. Dunn
Indiananolli
Central West
Bas Bureau
Br. Hodge
Dunn
What Republicans Say About Each Other
A fragmented condemnation of Republican unity, citing The New York Sun and Chicago Inter Ocean. It alleges distrust, class tension, and political and economic failures across the party, referencing currency reform and civil service issues amid a tone of partisan critique.
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New York Sun
Republican
Roosevelt
Dieusier
Teddy West
Chicago
Gampnelzog
Wierhees
NSU
Howe
Political Announcements From Wayne Allen County Journal-Gazette
A flood of political notices from the Journal Gazette invites voters in Allen County to support Democratic candidates. Names include Paton, Branning, Wagner, Shirley, Manning, Bushalad, Milder, Watson, Scheiman, O Connell, Harvey, Bitlerman, Dieox, Reichhelderver, Vonderau, Wells, Thomas, and Toneidel.
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Pleano
Journal-Gazete Dite
Legisla
Altbeot Unum
Gay-Geneine
Jacob Wagner
Batter Journal-Garet Plesse
Aile
Allen County
Democratic
Robert R. Shirley
Ze 9
Democratic Party
Sree Oein
Manning
Journal-Gazette
Wayna Township
John A. Bushalad
Wayna
Thu Smocnge
Ar Mality
Edwin W, Milder
Fasnema
Journal-cncette
Tressurer of
Allen
Jeounty
Femasrulle Party
FrutLam Watson
Seles Ee
Bay
Wat
H, Scheiman
Uth
Pleatin
Democratin RA
Harvey C. Art
Essuay Journal-Gazettes
Blease
Tam
Get
Ailton
Flange
Chetan ¢ Vonderau
Saseah
Sista Buttop journal-Gazet
Diltor Fournel-Gazettes
Sonomner
Tama
Albert E. Thomas
Tournal-Cazett
Alngunce
Joseph Tonedel
Dy. Butt
Real estate transfers listed by Heller and others
Real estate transfers compiled by 3 Heller abstracter at 125 Court Street show numerous lots sold or conveyed. Transactions include parcels in Lakeside, North Street, and surrounding additions, with buyers named such as Anna A Hang, W Shite, ML Kaag, and O Watters among others.
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Heller
Court Street
Sued on Note in Deesle Circuit Court
A garbled court note item refers to a suit on a promissory note in Deesle Circuit Court. Readable fragments name Sewes Ruprat and Auer with unclear dates and parties. The text appears as a damaged OCR segment with scattered names and phrases.
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Deesle
Weiner
Five Die After Train Hits Car in Chicago Suburb
Four women riding in a carriage returning from a funeral were killed when it was struck by an electric train on the Chicago Elgin and Aurora line near Maywood. The driver died later. Victims named include Mrs. F. Rohloff, 65. her daughter-in-law Mrs. Paul Rotlof, 29. Mrs. Charles Dossel. Mrs. Minnie Potthoff, 36. and Frank Newman, all Chicago residents.
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Chicago
Tfour
Elgin
Serious accident averted at Ligonier
In Ligonier Indiana on April 8 John Wier and his son Fred were learning to drive when a turn near Strauss Bank failed. Mrs Morris Latta stepped onto the street and narrowly avoided injury as the auto bumped her but passed over the curb and wheels without harming her.
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Mist News Bureau
Ligonier
Ind
John Wier
Fred Wier
Strauss’ Bank
Morris Latta
Garrett Man Wins $8000 From B and O
Charles McKinley, who sued the B and O for the loss of an arm, was awarded $8,000 by the common pleas court at Mansfield, Ohio. The jury reached verdict in about fifty-five minutes. Attendance from this area included several witnesses and friends who will be glad to hear of the victory.
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Kist News Bureau
Garreyy
Ind
Charles McKinley
Common Pleas Court
Mansfeld
Fity-Tve
Tds
Ohio
Ite
Judge Bratton Reimprisons McDonald After Suspension
Auburn Indiana April report states Clarence McDonald, previously under a suspended sentence, returned to prison after violating terms and misbehavior while intoxicated. Judge Bratton ordered the reimprisonment following the misconduct case.
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Kist News Sureag
Auburn
Ind
Clarenes McDonald
Jana
Judge Sets Lenient Term for Suspended Sentence
Judge Bratton ordered the prisoner to be committed to prison to serve the existing sentence. The ruling surprised few as the court had shown leniency when the sentence was suspended and the defendant was allowed to reform.
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Bratton
Death of Young Lay Near Avilla
Miss Tite Beshin, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Dehin, died at home six miles southwest of Kendallville from typhoid fever after a three week illness. She was unconscious most of the time and a niece of Mrs J C Gillan and Mrs Albert Snyder. Funeral set for Friday at 2 PM at the Lutheran church in Avilla.
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Rivt News Burda
Kendallville
Tnd
Tite Beshin
John Deihin
J. C. Gillan
Albert Snyder
Avilla
Kendallville Man Pays Grocery Bill
Kendallville Indiana April 1 Marshal C Rimmel used an old method to collect a grocery bill. He searched a man who claimed he had no money and found 15 dollars on his person, enabling payment of the bill.
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Klst News
Kendallville
Ind
Marshal C. Rimmel
South Milford High School Commencement Set for April 16
Kendallville Ind April 3 The South Milford high school commencement will be held Thursday evening April 16 at the opera house in South Milford. A special program has been prepared and a large audience is expected. The exercises promise to be the best yet.
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Kist
Kendallville
Ind
South Milsom High School
T10 Welact
Vaudeville Theatre Deal On Calhoun Street Property
A deal is under way for the property on the west side of Calhoun Street between Washington and Jefferson streets owned by Mr Peter Certia. If the sale proceeds west there, plans will be drawn for a new vaudeville theater featuring popular weed shows. John W. Eseeman has offered for the entire property.
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Calhoun Street
Washington and
Jefferson Streets
Peter Certia
John W. Eseeman
Wag ner considers Lafayette theater deal for vaudeville expansion
Acting for Mr. Job Wagner of Lafayette, lawyer Mr. Eggeman said the deal had been under consideration for weeks and could be called off if not closed this week. Wagner, owner of a Lafayette vaudeville house, would erect a three show daily theater on Calhoun street if the property is secured, aligning with Shubert Bros. interests after the Col. John A. Scott merger altered plans.
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Job Wagner
Nf Lafayette
Eggeman
Wagner
Lafayette
Calhoun Street
Lafayette Theater
Anvne
Shubert Bros
John A. Scott
Ios
Mrs Potter Dies At Daughter’s Home In Lodi
Mrs Potter, a widow, died at the home of her daughter Mrs John Haas on Lodi Franklin avenue. She was sixty five and death followed a recent stroke of paralysis announced Wednesday evening.
Brushy Prairie Edges Hongo In Close Baseball Tilt
Brushy Prairie high school met Hongo high school on the local diamond for a tight season opener. The Brushy Prairie squad fought hard and pulled out a 12 to 11 victory after Mongo weakened late in the contest. The players hailed the start of the year as a proud milestone.
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Ind
Mongo
Brushy Prairie
Monza
Prairie Lads
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