Miller Case Continues as Testimony Edges Toward verdict
The Miller murder trial moved into detailed testimony with witnesses describing gunfire and the defendant Miller’s movements on the night of the crime. A 14 year old testified to seeing firearms at the Miller home, while an ex deputy sheriff and a railroad officer testified to locating a revolver and tracing footprints, though conflicting accounts emerged about the suspects’ movements and the trail.
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Charles Lenz
Railroad
Fort, Wayne
Miller
Sylvanions Holizol
Amfiller
Joe Guston
Hang
Julius Hugunard
Align
Ty Faulkner Anlaan
Lanuke
Wiley
Joseph Faulkner
Thomas
LaDuka
Miler
Wernean
Wabash Officials Set for Wednesday Conference on Track Elevation
Wabash railroad officials plan a Wednesday morning meeting with Wabash city officials to discuss track elevation. The session will focus on relocaing Webster Avenue trestle and securing a right of way under the tracks, with likely representation from the railroad company speaking with authority. The city has shown preference for an opening along Harrison Street.
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Offleins
Wabash
Board of Warke
Tits City
Npurpogs
Ihg
Elty
Webster
Pennsylvania
Wabaah
Harrison Street
Columbia City
Coldwater
Rash skin complaints rise with heat and seasonal reactions
A garbled notice describes heat related skin eruptions and allergies. It mentions rashes hives and pimples spreading with fever like symptoms. Warns of blood and skin disturbances and suggests dubious elixirs from a New York laboratory for cure.
Cotton highest since Civil War amid market manipulation
The report describes large cotton handling abroad and on foreign consignment, with estimates of up to 300000 bales traded by the British firm. It notes speculative profits, revaluations by buyers, and a substantial position in New York stock, amid uncertainty about actual sales and future supply.
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Brit Fondera
Wulla
New York
Hull
Untitled local colonial era report with scattered incidents
A fragmented Columbia City news item reports miscellaneous local happenings and accidents. It references a doctor involved in an incident near Loon, injuries to several residents, a missing explanation from an official, a farm accident with a man injured, a local agent resigning, visiting relatives from Pontiac, and various market price notes from Patterson Latcier Co.
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Columbia City
Tid
Cwhon
Glinwill Wang Ta Pias
Loon
Baekee
Lanviil
Oeladen
Honus Tuiey
Sim Riley
Rimith
Brizha Farm
South Whit
Snydar
Fort Wryng
Singer Sewling Machine Company
Kosciusih
Blidmrt
Farmers’ Guide
Ebreatt
Hla
Tantiinxor Wag
Th. S. Tanvill
Thin Elty
Forter
Cas
Wayne
Hale
Nall Price
Patterson Latcier CO
Board of Works In Short Session Seaton Street Cement Sidewalks
In a brief meeting the Board of Works discussed plans to lay cement sidewalks on Turison Street and Barter Avenue and to address related improvements. Petitions regarding garden paths and plant accommodations were noted for later action.
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Bond of Publc Works
Hue
Removal of unsightly billboards on Main Street bridge
The order to remove the billboards at the east and west ends of the Main Street Bridge began yesterday. A substantial portion of the structure was cleared as work proceeded, and the underbrush along the Ort helra parcel was cut away. The site will be prepared for access to the Swiiney park boulevard under construction, with an opening reception and dancing academy advertised for Thursday, September 1st.
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Efly
Main Street
Orthelra
Whitley County Institute Starts Monday
The Whitley county teachers Institute opens in the high school assembly room on Monday. Dr N C Bhafter state superintendent of hiatruc from Pennsylvania and CW Albert of Blonowbury will preside. Tuesday evening features a lecture on the public school heard the voice of connegations and a Lyceum entertainment by the Bolliat Entertainers at the same price.
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Columbia City
Ind
Whitley County Teachers’ Institute
Haptomboth
N.C. Bhafter
Hiatruc
Vou
Pennsylvania
Albert
Blonowbury
Hig Btate Norn
International Prisoner Sentence Commuted
Berlin April 2 Emperor William today commuted the sentence of Henry Schulthels of New York to two months. He had been sentenced July 20 to six months imprisonment by the military court of the Rhine-Hoana district for evading military service after going to the United States without valid exemption. He was arrested upon returning to his former home last June. The American embassy used its influence in his behalf.
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Berlin
Willian
Hounry Schulthels
New York
Schulthels
Riine- Hoana
Iuevlug
TSR
United
Belul
Achelm
Saat
Aged Claypool Man Dies in Indiana
Claypool Ind Aug 28 Reuben aged ninety two, longtime resident of the county, died at his home in Claypool after a long life of service. He was the father of Chariton V4 Vela, agent of the Nickel Plate railroad at Argos and longtime operator for the company in the area.
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Claypool
Ind
Reuben
Kouclinke
Hla
Claytownahin
Chariton
Vela
Nickel Pluto Railrodd
Argos
Plac
Boss-ism in very bad taste splashes Delaware race
Controversy over Cromer and LeMer in Delaware county politics centers on party loyalty and a looming reelection bid for judge. The piece quotes Eugene Eller and local figures accusing Cromer’s faction of manipulating the county committee to back LeMer and undermine opposition. Supporters warn of republican disarray if Cromer remains in power.
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Ara ‘Yuto
New Cromer
Ijutawara
Grant
Beveridge
Huto
Cromer
A. Sontroverny
Grant County
Delawars
Neutist
Cromar
Delaware County
Cramer
Joseph G. Letter
Munein
George W. Cramer
Josaph O. Lemer
Mae
LeMer
Congress
Leiller
Delaware ‘County
Eller
Cramer Kimackt
Lefer
Cromet
Munds
Unis
Beveriga
Mtate Committee
Benator Bavaridge
Tuvid “Lamaert
Muneis
Beseaches Wife Not 10 Ask For Divorce
A distorted report recounts Moses E. Richer pleading with his wife Judith at the county jail yesterday. He urged divine will for their reunion as he faces execution for child murder. He shows little concern for his fate, except during weekly services and visits from supporters.
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Judith
Moses E. Richer
Hichor Cate
Pleepa
Teli Urea
Zia
Ropa
Dr Pierce offers free medical guidance for women via mail
Sick women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter free. AML correspondence strictly private and confidential. Send 21 one-cent stamps to Dr. Pierce, Peevident, Buffalo, N.Y., for a free copy of his Common Sense Medical Adviser revised edition.
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Dr. Pierce
AML
Common Sense
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