Beveridge 8 Party's Sole Hope in Indiana Convention
In Indianapolis the Republican convention nominates Beveridge for senator amid calls for unity and party harmony. Henry wins praise as leader while supporters pledge to rally behind the ticket.
02 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1910
Page
1
In Indianapolis the Republican convention nominates Beveridge for senator amid calls for unity and party harmony. Henry wins praise as leader while supporters pledge to rally behind the ticket.
An 18 year old woman from Slaypool died in an accident. Details are limited in the fragmentary report. The incident is under local authorities' investigation with family notified.
A fragment reports a local revival event in Bierleton with emphasis on attendance and street scenes. Mentions were made of a leadership team and participants and hints at dates and places like Elm street and church grounds, with a note of community interest.
Mrs John Scott submitted to a serious surgical operation with notable postoperative notes. Mr Cooper performed the procedure, and the report mentions the patient’s condition and recovery steps after the operation.
Fragmented OCR text mentions legal and financial items including farm loans at 5 percent, notices from Swayne & Swayne at 171 West Main, and references to districts and public notices. The readable material is garbled with names and places unclear.
A fragmented report describes ten dead and seventeen missing in a disturbance linked to a chemical or airborne threat. Names and specific locations are unclear due to damaged text, but the notice references investigations and potential family or institutional responses. The piece mentions possible involvement of universities and public officials.
Fragmentary text reports community items including names such as John Sleury and Yeates, mentions of places like Port Wayne, and references to individuals and bakeries. The readable portion lists brief notices, social mentions, and local business references without a clear single event or outcome.
Disjointed notes describe a South Bend news plant damaged by fire and an incident at a store, with references to a high level response and investigations. Fragmented lines mention an elevator shaft incident and various names and places, but details are unclear due to OCR damage and garbled text.
An elderly resident from War Saw died of paralysis after illness described in the report. The funeral details note the date and location, with cross references to household members and local institutions. The piece records the death in a formal notice style typical of community obituaries.
A sequence of clothing price entries shows garments offered at multiple price points including 25 28 7.50 58 6.50 9.33 16.00 77.45 12.00 8.95 and 15.00 with note that all are now available. The text reads as a promotional catalog style list with fluctuating values.
Emergency responders dealt with a complex health and safety incident as multiple agencies coordinated care. Investigations revealed insurance coverage and service delays complicating aid while community figures voiced concern over the welfare of residents during the crisis.
A garbled item mentions the law firm Heller Button and Heller in Decatur. It references individuals such as Morven and Sulton and various scattered names, but the readable portion points to a legal firm presence in Decatur with unclear additional details.
A Waterloo man sustained injuries in a Wallseon Railway wreck reported with limited legible details. The incident description mentions timing in the evening and nearby locations but lacks clear names or exact date.
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