Mrs Hains Aims to Reconcile With Captain Hains
Mrs. Hains seeks a friendly meeting with Captain Hains amid their divorce case. The World reports she may testify to alleged infidelity involving Anais, while Gen. Hains prepares a public statement for release. Legal experts note her motive remains unclear, but the couple’s trial could hinge on her testimony.
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Ara
Anais
Massachusets Homsé
Captain Hains
Wileh
Mrs, Hains
Niy
Per
Aeragin
Bratiers
Xalddain
F. MoeIntyre
Cormer
Pater C. Hains
McIntyre
Ulus
Caytain
Hains
Furter
Uavis
Hale
Weas
William
E. Allie
Ulin
Haine
Annis
Vaioli
Ties We Ten La Pre
A fragmentary note reports a tie or draw involving two parties, with limited readable names and locations. The text shows stray letters and incomplete phrases, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to establish a full match or result.
Police Court Day Ends With Fines And Delays
Court actions include charges of speeding, prostitution, public intoxication, and petty offenses. Sentences range from fines and costs to suspended terms. Several cases involve city departures and order to leave, with others pending appeal or continuation. A separate note says a Pennsylvania field day game will be played at League Park at 9 am with free admission.
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Reuters
Fitch Gardee
Onilinivey
Aplaises
Wits
Westerniy
Junge Skelton
Iieaulendsr
Charlee Pask
George Bearer
Walter Durst
Mises
Mildew Cox
Buen
Ac Welch
Fred Bolrosen
Pulluk Welto
Anion Kackrin
Welter Howails
Edwat Gardner
Chavis Agerd
Frank Gram
Perl Hucony
Petit Farcany
CH. Zollinger
Harry Theinewald
Wapretou Gee
Changu
George F. Roux
Emile PL Pousul
Pennsylvania
League
Central
Varnell
Transfer Corner Crowd Draws Curious Visitors
A noisy scene at the Transfer Corner features a crowd around the Bank at the Prinefer Coren and nearby stalls. Reporters note prominent eastern visitors in the city stopping to view the street sights and discuss local business, with a lingering question about the origin of a public promenade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prinefer Coren
Ute Branater
Ia Remy
Eryund Uliers Horn
Rabison Park
Ue Traction Company
Flues
Columbia City Gets Seven Ton Cannon
A seven ton cannon arrived in Columbia City from the New York arsenal. Local authorities consider its display for defense and possible installation in a public or military context. The event marks a notable arms transfer and raises questions about its purpose and future placement in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Columbia
Erie
Tinh Ziies Arsenal
New York
Mgt
Bn Pure 6 UK
Deenzayian
Spring duck dinner alert at Hof Brau today
Notice reads a spring duck dinner at Hof Brau for 25 cents and reports a child named Bobby Young has strayed from home with repeated distress messages. Other garbled lines mention names and disjointed phrases, indicating a partial or damaged news item with missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hof Brau
Bobby
Tariff Debate Frays Republican Unity and Tax Fears
Fragmented remarks from a public policy debate reveal distrust over tariff reform and a push for Democratic tariff revision. The text cites Speaker Cannon, Congressman Sherman, and Taft era tensions, warning of monopolies and urging cautious, gradual tariff change while discussing the income tax and protection versus free trade themes.
Debate Over Income Tax Policy and 1894 Amendments
The text discusses whether Congress should use authority to impose an income tax, debating constitutional amendment adoption and party platforms. It notes Democratic aims for equitable taxation and opposition by Republicans, plus a brief incident of a temporary platform collapse during Bryan’s speech at a ball park, with no injuries.
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Crate & Lew
Pate
Gress
Porter
Taft Cnnon
Dustion
Lwyetion
Republican Party
Honeed
Bryan
Ball Park
Hla
Able Young Teacher Joins County School System
An able young school teacher will take a position and make their home in the county. Mr Waugh will coach this year.
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Ils County
Waugh
New Kekionga Home Near Robison Park Ground Report
Local leaders visit the site near Robison park to scout the new Kekionga golf club home. The 180 acre grounds promise a top regional nine hole course with natural hazards and a ready lease from the traction company. Plans include a print showing the layout for club management review. Billy Sunday to speak at Spring Fountain Park Sunday school picnic near Ettonor row with music and attractions.
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Gore
Messrs
D. Emmany
Charc. Guild
Charles E Bond
Preah ‘Smock
Charles BD Tilo
Robison Park
Boll Inks
Middle West
Billy
Spring Fountain Park
Kist
Columbia City
Ind
Sing Fountain Park
Ettia Tonor
Hilly
Hogeball
Lotte
Six Indictments in Springfield Riot Arrive in City
Six indictments were returned in the Springfield riot case, naming Erocet Bunpl Rudolph Bredmei John Sohinls William Sutton Herbert Carey Wackeraith and another man. The grand jury hears testimony from Marrs Laper at the coroner’s inquest as officials exhume Louis Jobson’s body to verify details. Local authorities post notices and prepare for a high profile trial with broad public interest.
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Springfield
Erocet Bunpl
Duckster
Rudolph Bredmeier
Iwehanic
John Sohinls
Gravery Clerk
Wiliam Sutton
Caiman
Herbert Carey
Wackeraith
Tudge
Cares
Alton
Cretchton
Marrs Laper
Mechanicabuts
Louis Jobson
Coutique
Guttalo
Walter
Gralley
Staan
Mordag
M. Sharp
Buttaln
Len Uly
Ruserve
Genuine Chili Con Carne To Night At Dicks Buffet
Rushville Indiana reports a robbery incident as a man sleeping in a tent between Cincinnati and the city awakens to find his money and valuables stolen. A nearby passenger recalls seeing a suspicious individual and a missing check collection was halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick's
Rushville
Ind
Cincinnati
Young Farmer Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy
Vincent Gangwer, a promising young farmer from Anie tewashin, was brought to Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne Thursday evening. Dr. wisavice Rosetti performed the appendix removal amid concern over delays that could have proved fatal. The patient, with years of recurrent attacks, is reported improving as Mrs. Gongwer recovers and prepares to return home.
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Columbia City
Vincent Gangwer
Liutheran Hospital
Fort Wayne
Wisavice Rosetti
Fr Ghote
Arcale
Gongwer
Will Wed Today Atop Local Union Of Wengen And Klescer
Readable fragments indicate a forthcoming wedding between Mr Harper Wengen of Thoracre Township and Miss Anloe Klescer. The ceremony is set for Saturday at the bride’s parents’ home, with remarks noting the bride’s youth and accomplishments.
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Columbia
Tad
Harper i Wengen
Thoracre Tawnshi
Anloe Klescer
Fwatl
Jusy Kigeter
Bi Thornreek
James AL Wath
Fort Wayne City News Report Highlights
Montpelier visitor tk Ehinger reports relatives in Fort Wayne. A permit was issued for a dwelling on Suttenfield Street. A two story frame home at 213 Brooklyn Avenue suffered 35 damage from fire. East Washington residents Hughes family visit Marion Ark. kin. Recent Marine recruits listed from East Liverpool, New Brighton, Jack son Miche. Municipal lighting plant testing completes with first full run. one circuit of Universal Hall likely lit next. Rev J N Wield, ex First Baptist pastor, has raised 000,000 for Baptist college at Redlands Cal. presidency offer extended, decision pending.
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C. Ehinger
Montpelier
Fort Wayne
Margaret Hart
SLSD
Suttenfield Street
Br the
Pennsylvania Company
Brooklyn Avenue
Ion
W. S. Hughes
East Washington Street
N. Coverdale
Marion
Ark
Ruth
Marine Corps
John McFadden
East Liverpool
C. Norman TH Ward
New Brighton
Robert W. Copeland
Jackson
Utavity Hall
Weel
J. N_ Wield
First Baptist Church
of & “Baptist College
Redlaunds
Cal
Gipsy Smith at Winona Lake
Gipsy Smith headlines the Winona Lake conference with a revival sermon critiquing easy church access and urging true faith. The Trentleath Ceasure association plans a new home near the inn, aiming for a 4000 building to host next year’s gathering. Billy Sunday and Charles Alexander lead music and preaching.
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Kist
Eurewit
Winoka Lake
Chine
Essex
Enghen
Christ
Ross
Trentleath Ceasure Pithecs’ Association
Johy
Winona
George W. Brown
Indianapolis
Ie Inn
North Indiana
Billy” Sun
Sauk
Majestyar Matinee Offers Nobody's Claim This Afternoon
The Majesty matinee advertises Nobody's Claim as the afternoon and evening feature. The vivid synopsis follows a wild girl named Pradge facing peril and romance through a series of trials, including disguises, escapes, and a clash with bandits, culminating in a dramatic scene with soldiers.
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Holden Brust
Ping
Pradge
Sapex
Cald
Fafigne
United States
Namantic Ateries
Majesties to Host Sunday Night Event
A local pageant or performance is set for Sunday night at the Majesties theater. Several figures are involved in organizing the event, with careful planning noted by those behind the scenes.
One Escape of the Ape and Elaine Allen at Canino
At the casino the pew pictures show One Escape of the Ape and Mammas Birthday Present with a rare incident. Elaine Allen the Memphis singer headlines an afternoon performance as the College Commercial Society hosts a social with Misses Ethel and Esther Wickwire. About thirty five attendees enjoyed the lighted lawn and staged refreshments for a pleasant evening.
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Canino
Herrice Reinoent
Elaine Allen
Memphis
Oy Klat
Angola
Int
Commercial Society of the
Tri-State
Epicsge
Ethel
Esther Wickwire
Fire at Lisle pool store extinguished by two police
Kendallville police officer Barnett and Charles Swartz saved a building by extinguishing a fire at the Lisle pool area early this morning. Swartz first spotted the blaze at 1 20 o'clock while at the Kelly house yard and alerted Barnett who helped carry water to douse burning barrels and straw. The likely cause was barrels placed on ashes with lingering lye embers.
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Diy
Rist
Kendallville
Ini
Gue Barnett
Charles Swartz
Lisle Pool
Swartz
Walter
Kelly House
Sea & Light
Lisle
Barnett
Almost Drowned Child in Auburn Barrel Tragedy
AUBURN Ind Aug 1 The child of Mr and Mrs John Weinbolil nearly drowned yesterday at home in a slubly barrel used for water. Relatives searched the yard and found the child with only its head showing above the liquid. Dr Shartz of Waterloo treated the infant and it regained consciousness after hours of effort.
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Kist News Buea
Auburn
Ind
John Weinbolil
Mtde
Tran Dr. Shartz
Waterloo
Footer
Mobers Waite
Miner Struck At Bush Alabama In Unclear Incident
A fragmented report mentions a Black non-union miner involved in an incident at Bush in Alabama. References to individuals such as Jy, Suz, Anmony Davis, and others appear amid garbled details about a blast or destruction, a governor and policy context, and a business named TANterson- Fletcher Co. with unclear outcomes or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At- Bush
Alabama
Biriusavam
Davis
Hiv Boas
Bea
Tanterson- Fletcher CO
Jhe Gay Family Holde Annual Reunion
Seventy five members of the Gay family gathered for their annual reunion near Na Gel eral conversation. Music and games provided fun and a noon dinner under the orchard trees. Notable attendees included J. La Titan Gay and Mrs Margaret Bory among others.
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Rise News Sureau
Decatur
Ink
Ang
Hmlies
Theower Geores
Gay
Piyt
Okind
George Gay
Goldin Mare
Lille
Sturitia
J. la
Titan Gay
Fansily
Ma Miterion
OY Adde
Margaret Bory
Eliep
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Mra Hains
Malis
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Weil
Wien
Ainis
Colledter
Adis
Analg
Tim
Iwo
Dragen
Peruy
Liuin
Maisie Gil Thornton Halrs
Sherges
St. Mer Furyze
Cheptala
Hesse Cassel
Congressman Gilliams
Cyrus Cline
Bar Ver
G A. R. Pest
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Wilbert
Federt
Prust
Cannon
Sherman Witt
Canton
Sherman
Caneressiuia Bhevinan
Lsta
Great Britain
S&s
Krhor
Uetari
Chi Petivy
Uae
Tate
Forrests
Airdome
Barney Oldfield
City
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Thery Yester
Dex
Sas
Young Farmer
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Gipsy Smith
Winona Lake
Marie Corelli
Waris
Kalle
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Calhoun Street
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Randall Hotel
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