Progressive Moving of the New Plant at Rome and Winona
Yesterday a banner day as Bass and electric companies reported solid shipments. The contractor moved the Peas id building to a new corner location at Hula and Clinton streets. The building was raised several feet and slid across the lot on a slightly inclined tramway. Crowds watched, officials urged calm, and workers prepared as the move began. Some concerns about boatding and stones were dismissed by observers.
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Mbonwon
Peas
Rola Uke Sig
Lus
Hula
Clinton Streets
Che
Thett. Jn
William Reidt
For. Worne
H. J. Ahein
Tatlianapolis
Gener
Lak
J. A. Nichelson
James Donahue
Will
Miler
Pennsylvania
Markle
Inda
Bert Olds
Aia
Fark Wayne Electric Works
Thompkinaville
Callmay
Griswold
Crawford Griswold
Gow Boy
Mas
Winetta
L. B&w
G. HL
Rome
Iuyy
Linus
Jolla “Gray
Wile
Cincinnati Northern Rails
Hasey
Second Ward
Jéan McCurdy
Son
Port
Wayne E
Jet
van Wert
Toledo
Chicago
Huy
Claypool
Pennsylvania Express Opens New Rest House For Travelers
The Pennsylvania Company completed a rest house for trainmen two miles west of Pittshuck near Cumivay. Opening delayed by securing townships, it will be formally opened this week with Pennsylvania officials present. The facility includes fifty rooms, a dining area, smoking room, lavatory, lockers, baths, and showers, with steam heat and electric lighting.
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Hennsylvain —Company
Cumivay
Tor Ally
Pittshuck
Lle
Burt Warner
Priinsylvania
Lia
Hiesenstreoo
Port Wayne
Ibis
Veranilas
Merrederick
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburg
New Police Inspector Appointed Amid Shuffle
A new police inspector was appointed following a suspension and resignation in the van P division. The order, issued by Superintendent M. Trailer, details the appointment and related personnel changes, including the resignation of Walt and a brief note on the prior command.
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Baler
Caplin
van P
Pennsylvania Companys
Walt
Daily Log of Local Workers and Community Notes
Yesterday pay day at the Fatty Wagon Fleet Company and related firms report workers returning after injuries. Tony Kilken, engineer at Donny Sylvania, is back at work recovering from a recent incident. Overholzer of the Niciel Pale reports day off due to illness. Steger of the tin shop at the Peanss Vata company returns after covering for injured staff. A large number sought homes during fair weather as part of monthly community updates.
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Overholzer
Niciel Pale
Wes
Allon
Isence
Tony Kilken
Donny Sylvania
Vlg
Steger
Peanss Vata Company
Local railroad and rail yard notes from Fort Wayne
Rail line activity and personnel changes across the region. Wabash and Nickel Plate crews, conductors, and engineers discussed alongside service adjustments and an excursion plan. City residents travel for family and work as yards load fishing tackle shipments and route updates unfold.
Ship sent to bottom land City of Venice sinks in Lake Erie
The steamer City of Venice was struck and sent to the bottom of Lake Erie fifteen minutes after 1 o'clock this morning by the Canadian steamer Seguin off Point Rendag. Three crew members died. The Venice carried 3 500 tons of ore from Lake Superior on the tugful course when met the Seguin. Many passengers jumped overboard but were saved. Notable survivors include Peter Simondson Saul Brooklyn Thomas Plantgay des Fuipalo Georg Weir watchman Jess Honey known. The ore cargo included John Sullivan Chisageas unturion ar beaks will penbahty dig Joe McDougal Choboysin chief engliner Louis Hindecker Ghehoyagn Minh hol. The list reads Marine insurance companies. The Venice was valued at RISDYKIO and insured for nearly that amount. The Wilson leat off TiUAth was of higher value but uninsured. The Venice was owned by McGrave Transportation Company of Bay City, with Thomas Cringe as president. The vessel ran out in 1892 and measured 2 107 tons. Dimensions: length 42 feet beam and depth.
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City of Venice
Lake Erie
Mint
Seguin
Point Rendeag
Venice
Lake Superior
Hat Word
Peter Simondson
Saul Brooklyn
Thomas Plantgay
Des Fuipalo
Georg Weir
Watchman
Jess Honey
John Sullivan
Will Penbahty
Dig
Joe
McDougal
Ghehoyagn
Minh Hol Ant
Jase Wilte Oke
Mies Untsi Sovians
Your Ia Es Marine Insurance Companies
Ae Ue Venien
Ab Risdykio
Wilson Leat
Tiuath
McGrave Transportation Company
Bay City
Thomeas
Father Guendling Appointed to Pern Diocese Role
The text reports Father Guendling’s appointment by Bishop A sturdy in Pern diocese to oversee parish duties, with prior service as general of the clergy and admin post after Bishop Routemasher’s tenure. It notes concerns about clerical authority and religious belief disputes within the diocese.
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Bredhei
Pert
Meissner
Ticht
Aterding
Ihe
Guendija Attenia
Haley
Ant Jong
Ilu
Wayne
Pather Guendig
Cahd
Pern
Macher ‘Guendling
Roma
Giphais
Lataye
Routemas
Alerding
Sarge
Goshua
Guemtlug
Gils
Fork Wien
Indiana Postmasters and County Anecdotes Not Clear
Fragmented OCR text from a historical page mentions postmasters and counties, with garbled names and scattered phrases about appointments, reunions, and local figures. The readable items include Indiana counties and generic references to bowls, tests, and weather, but specifics are obscured by corruption.
Father Wilken of Decatur Honored by Alumni
Alumni honored Father Wilken of Decatur with recognition during a ceremony. The event featured tributes from church and community leaders, with remarks noting his service and impact in education and faith.
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Father Wilken
Decatur
Indiana Woodmen Romo Dr Crowley Case
Fragmented OCR text shows local event with names and places unreadable. Reads like a brief notice or sports/club item mentioning Indiana Woodmen, Crwley and Crawtondss Att job. Limited legible data prevents a confident full summary.
Mrs Tolton Murder Trial Updates In LaPort City
In LaPort a case surrounds Mrs Tolton with reports of a body identified as Dr Marshall Waralw. Charles Miladortor of St Ola, brother of Mrs Tolton, leads evidence suggesting Tolton’s sister may be the deceased. Wilton continues to protest his innocence as authorities pursue lines of inquiry.
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Laport
Buichigan
Drs
Arshal
Charles Miladortor
St. Ola
Télian
Wilton
Bak
Lina Gs
Aguhyst
Untitled fragmentary note from an old paper
A fragmented OCR snippet references a list of names and places in an archaic style with unclear context. The readable parts mention Wien and Girt with stray terms and possible personal names, but the full event or subject remains indeterminable from the provided text.
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Rome Guty
Winona
Electric Companies
United Brethren
Fort Wayne
Garrigan
Elby
Vic
Ol. Winans
Awme Rim
G Ro & L
Richmond
Etl
Ronin City
Redmund
Ellen Stone
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Bass Foundry
Bags Foundry and Machine Works
Corliss
Enta
Cooperstown
Richfield Springs
Diane
Colorado Fuel and
Bessemar
Colo
Charles Trem
Lot Winter Street
Empl Ss, Foundry and Machine Works
Justsbyek
Brehm
Lee
Wees
Oy Orlimén
Lake
Lie
Mackinac
Wabash
Sheipe
Michigan
Waynts
Taunaber
Martin
Charles Hi
Ve Nostrations
Hammerman
Ium
Prober Township
Adams County
Tleckman
Wayne Electric Works
Heat + and ‘Power Company
South
Brooklyn
Peeremi
Morocco
Ind
Bass
Shane
Yeaterday
Fleetus
Wort, G
Wiipatrick
Tremon
Fey’ Aylvania
Daly Withoa
Frank Steiberger
Pensylvan Treiz Hew
Ater Ag Luce
J. Hanna
Baepcta
Willuus Sym Agnumn
Tee Ryan
Ulumnie
Royal Witons
Harvard
Fort Wayne, Lafayette and
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Father Guendling
Fort Wayne _ Clerays
Pénr Recto
Indiana
Wasuiseton
Ang
Sindiany
Wie
Dekiclhy County
Tae
Tonga
Willeets
Woodmen
Sciualisis
Apweilily
Sisto Street
Chizaga
Tragy
Wasi
Tvs
Sting Nuit
Wasily
Rizlon Ans
Crearlenl
Audis Muuure Plas
Willy
Wayne Vleetife
Alee Ghia
Ted
Seowk
shesel"Sax
Wien
Vonstantanoper
NODA
Momdin
Seth
Lancer
Ganeer
Willigut
Harrison Street
Apposite
Wayne Club
Reng
Seoul
Masitt
F. M. Smith & CO
Frederick H. Schellman
AEM
Keanien
Witla I
Kuata
Rene Street
S. W. Camer
Berty
Warrenshy
Cmtie
Mary Whery
Madison St
Qld
Omee
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