Hundreds of Strangers in the City Rounded Up After Circus
City police report a costly crack down on vagrants and suspected criminals following a recent circus. Officers nabbed several men for vagrapey and trespass while two houses were entered but little loot was secured. The department laments lack of funds to sustain broader surveillance and solve cases.
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Stophey Street
Porpas
Chicago
Opry
Linker
Neve
Eliott
Tairfield and
William Streets
James Daley
Tim Murphy
John Kelly
George Thompaignant
John Hull
Correr
Mai
Cathey Street
Gilver Rude
George Ratfo
Madden
Una Wells
Time McCoy
Calhoun and
Beker
Allott
Circus Parade Surpasses Expectations in Port Warne
The Burr Street event featured a larger circus parade than ever seen in Port Warne with expanded animal cages, more horses and people, and a rich menagerie. Giant elephants, camels, rhinoceroses, bears, and diverse beasts from Africa Asia and polar regions wowed crowds while clowns and trained elephants added to the spectacle in a vivid, bustling show.
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Burr Street
Tmarttet
Rhods
Port Warne
Ringling Brothers
Airica
Asia
Polar
Crantina
Fort Warne
Ant
Batelli
Fort Wayne show thrills crowds with daring animal act
Spectators packed Fort Wayne for the Blassing Brothers wild animal show featuring a dangerous act where a brunette performer freed from bonds and received a jolt as a cage led to a dramatic air. After the regular performance an exotic concert followed with the feeding of carnivorous beasts, drawing large crowds and optimism for future stops.
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Lewes
Ana
Rey
Fort Wayne
Iti Mersey
Danish Explorer Erichsen Lost in Greenland North
The Danish explorer Mylius Brich ken and companions perished in a March snowstorm while advancing into northeastern Greenland from Copenhagen on a government supported expedition. An Eskimo carrier brought news of the disaster in a dying condition. The party had aimed to chart unknown lands and the entire northeastern Greenland coast, building on Erichsen’s prior voyages and planned crossing efforts with dog sleds and snowshoes.
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Myrius Brichken
Denwark-Greanland
Eerehsen
Copenhagen
Erivleen Carl
Tey
Weiker
Greenland
Erichsen
Greenling
Plang
Ameren Geographical Society
Hineck
Melviile Bay
Cape Sark Bektime
Me Birlensen
Tee Cap
Mat Gould
Fle
Was Lad Mur Dered By Syrians In Mud Lake Case
Following rumors of a murder in Mud Lake police arrested Joseph Hasson at 102 Sather Street on suspicion. Blood stained tools and an axe were found, with the dismembered body parts scattered nearby. The case centers on whether Hasson is the killer amid a tainted investigation.
Theaters Taenght and Saturday Big Scene Review
A long review praises a Western stage production titled Sure Shel Sam with a dynamite quarry scene and vivid stage effects. It highlights Lillian Mortimer as a leading actress and notes a plot blending counterfeiters, a government agent, and a mix of ranch life and frontier romance. The piece argues the play reflects fading Western life and promises popular appeal despite overtones of danger and intrigue.
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Lem B. Parker
March of Progress
Dudzini
Zermway Tron
Shel Sam
Bullseye
Airdome tops week with Raschetta Trio and Amento Family
Crowds kept the Airdome buzzing last night as Raschetta Trio and the Amento Family staged two major acts. The Amentos wrap up their city engagement Saturday night with a sensational wire routine that dazzles and defies gravity. The show also features the Hineling brothers’ wire act, McGee the Marx Twain Kid, and Rockway and Conway in a talkative musical display.
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Airdone
Raschetta
Amento
Airdonse 18
Amentos
Hineling Brothers
Due McGee
Marck Twain
Fayettes
Rockway and Conway
Qmd
Alr- Guise
Lafayette Club House Destroyed At German National Park
A fire yesterday afternoon destroyed the Lafayette German National Park club house four miles south of Lafayette along the Wabash and Erie canal. The blaze consumed the dance hall dining parlors guest rooms and barns, leaving only brick foundations. Firefighters failed to save the building but the club’s leaders say it will likely be rebuilt.
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Lapatetta
Ind
Ritenen
German Nationel Park
Lafayette
Joss
Bor
Westrich
Gers Tnan National Park
Genree Kenly
Association
Dinvld Bryan
Louis Krauss
Julus Neumann
Charles Westrich
Sears Grengget
Court News Details Divorce Case and Disturbing Personal Allegations
Conte Auditor George Winde muth attends Knights of Pything conclave in Boston and reports daily. He cites a divorce suit alleging abandonment, cruelty, and desertion by Elle Gasserd, with attorney Rebe Joson and Luocke. The case contrasts a husband’s claims of misconduct by the wife and a separate divorce action involving Louis Wightman and Frances Bt Wightmad. The report notes scandalous behavior, arrest, and fines related to alleged personal decline.
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Conte
George Wiindemuth
Knights of Pything
Boston
Lindemuth
Chatter Gaviord
Kent
Elle Gasserd
Rebe Joson
Luocke
Mrerisser Anguat
Mary la
Meravis
Peter More
Louis
Wightman
Frances Bt
Wightmad
Hocaihe
Manson
Robison Park vaudeville bill promises strong acts
The Robison Park vaudeville program this week features Frances Hoyt in a sketch and a strong ensemble including the Hesaires novelty tight wire act, LaZar and LaZar, Pederson Bros, and the Bikdet routine. The show runs two more weeks with top attractions lined up for next.
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Frances Hoyt
An Tevcuifel
Banesmann
Hesaires
LaZar
Bikdet
Vandeville
Business Men Visit Boy City by Winona Bay
A South Bend delegation led by Timothy Howard and George Binghem visited Winona Bay City. They toured the camp, heard speeches by local officials, and were greeted by Mayor Joe Clark at the pier. The visit included a spring refreshment, a canal bridge crossing, and remarks emphasizing civic goals for Bay City.
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South Bend
Winona Bay City
John M. Studebaker
Winona Woods
Munieigalind
Winona
Borhood
Anapolia News
Indianapolis
Timothy Howard
Adiee
Indiana Supreme Court
George A. Binghem
Auditor of State
Charles Loman
Studeusker
Studebaker
Studevaker
Boy City
Joe Glark
Qayed de Theble Assembly
Bar City
Prenewerspaper
Vr . C. Elsom
Wiconsin
Joe Clark
Jin
Bay City
Jong
Unclear OCR brief on South Bend visit plans
Fragments describe a visit plan involving South Bend and Westminster, with references to Bur City and local figures. Details are garbled, but hints include discussions of devs, ideas, and a community or business context tied to a season and local newspapers.
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HSL
Bur Chyy
Wmakers and Trust Covnpepy Oaioins
Bo City Paws
Quay
Wien
South Bend
Westminster
Devs
Cardinal Gibbons Ill in Europe After Illness
Cardinal Gibbons,64, ill while en route to Europe for the Eucharistic Congress in London. He left Baltimore July 1 with bishops Foley and O Connell, and secretary Loula O'Donovan. In Rome he received pope’s audience August 1, later reporting improved symptoms and a likely recovery from a fever attributed to fruit.
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Washakva
Castel Granielfo
Rome
Pas Bi
Ubbe
Elisterhershire Ie
New York
Castel Randalin
American College
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Aus
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Europe
Foley
Betrol
O Connell
Cathels — University Washington
Loula F. O'Donovan
York
Parley
Cardigal Gibbons
London
Board of Works Advances Sewer Projects and Assessments
City board approves several sewer plans and assessment roll items as residents petition for four new storm sewers. Projects cover multiple districts and set upcoming bids, with residents seeking improved drainage and flood protection through the storm sewer additions.
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Board of Works
Plana
Arderen
Mids
Republican Club Organized at Auburn
A Auburn report notes Republicans formed a real club at G. es BR hall with officers: President Sheriff J. W. Reed, Vice President I. J. Zent, Secretary Charles F. Leasin, Treasurer Joseph Williamson. An executive committee includes J. W. Sheffer and Milo Garrett among others, with a charter to operate in Jan township and extend to related groups.
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Kist News Sureant
Auburn
G. Es BR
Reublicans
Sheriff J. W. Reed
Crowds Handled Without Accident at Grounds
Thousands were moved to and from the grounds yesterday with no accident. Crowds were directed at transfer corners as cars ran every few minutes, carrying over two hundred per trip. Two patrolmen kept order while workers assisted in loading and unloading the travelers safely.
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Furt Warne & Waleasy
Canal Shore
Ginte Hone
Unhappy Marriage Case Filed in Dekalb County
Auburn, Ind August 1907 marriage to Chauncey Boute atareh stated. Mrs. Chauncey Boute claims husband moved furniture, sold items, and took remaining goods to Garrett. She seeks alimony, name restoration, and partial possession of household effects as court action proceeds.
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Ind
Dekalb County
Chauncey (C.) Boute
Atareh
Chicas
Balely
Parsons
Kan
Garrett
Eed
Chidige
Elks Baseball Excursion Fort Wayne to Bellevue Tuesday
Elks plan a baseball trip from Fort Wayne to Bellevue and return. The outing is scheduled for Tuesday at 11:00 A.M. with Fort Wayne No. 155 facing Bellevue No. 1073. Tickets are sold at Hof Brau, Riegel's and Alter's cigar stores.
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Fort Wayne
Bellevue
Good
Fort Wayne No
Hof Brau
Riegel’s
Alter’s
Another Receiver Resigns in Bluffton Farm Case
In Bluffton Indiana a fourty acre farm on the Wells Allen line triggers a second receivership after short tenure. The last receiver Jol Cram resigned Tuesday. The crop is claimed by two heirs of Joseph Mason with only female claimants noted. Wheat and checks figure in a dispute tied to local banking and a hotel shop scene.
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Siet News Bucean
Bluffton
Inn
Jol Cram
Twn
Tosepa Itason
ArsaTactha Sledd
Sledd
Port
Wayne
Wie
Ossian Bank
Indies
Pythian Annual Picnic Draws Knights and Families
The Pythians from Columela City and neighboring towns enjoyed a successful annual picnic at Lake TrH-Lake. Members from South Whitley and Churubusco attended with their families as the Buses band came by, and farmers from South Whitley represented the region. The event was well attended, though not as large as hoped, and reported a thorough success in all parts.
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Kist
Columel
Knights of Pythias
Clowis
Whitley
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Support
We and our relatives thank friends and neighbors for kindness and assistance during the illness and death of our son Paul Linden. Mr. and Mrs. W Linden acknowledge the community's sympathy and help during this sad time.
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Paul Denbers
W. Linden
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