Fort Wayne Wins In Third Period
Fort Wayne prevailed 4 to 0 as the home team broke a tie in the third period. The game featured a fast start, rough play, and moments of disputed officiating with several noncalls noted by local fans. Gardner and Lathan led the offense while Sutton preserved the shutout with steady net defense for Fort Wayne.
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Sutton
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Dan
Ady Manstichd
Saat Gardner
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Uutchman
Phyereit
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Fase
Owe Linet
Botte
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Carriumiutt Gardner
Matt Back
Metirietty Mallory, Co
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Tie Hong Eco
Senate Passes Godification Highway Bill
In Indianapolis on February 17 the Senate approved a measure redefining highway funding and extending tax exemptions for forests used in forestry projects. The bill permits a tracing of exemptions for individuals or corporations with stated intents to relieve property taxes and expands oversight of related provisions.
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Conestry
Wimip von Bemnad Reading
Wits Winu Tye Senate
Ube
Inividanl
Sting
Haners
Garater
Sinc
California
Milburn Bill and Public Safety Reforms Debate
Fragmented notes describe debates on regulation of professional practice, city powers, and interurban tracking. Mentions Governor signing the Milburn Bill, Terrell case influence, and procedures for evaluating prisoners deemed insane after crime. References include Gannard, Slack, and various committees and amendments.
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Darius
Morse
Slack
Avaping Halter Backs Indrostieas Will to Fight Tax Dodging
The article describes Avaping Halter pushing a legal instrument called Indrostieas to counter tax evasion. It outlines transfer and trust requirements, penalties for missteps, and mentions exemptions tied to the drafters and guardians. The piece notes marriage clauses affecting beneficiary rights and signals broader fiscal safeguards.
Fragmented OCR of Legislative Session Notes
The text shows garbled OCR about a legislative session with mentions of time extensions, motions to convene, opposition, consent, and a late session. It references people like Tugners and Noland with unclear roles, and a plan to hold a near evening or late morning session.
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Setutter Tugners Nolan
Tarain
Unclear Bowling Event Report with Mix of Names
Fragmentary OCR text describes bowling matches and player names with errors. It mentions The Mereamities and The Penguileanias, a six game total, and a captain from Wolf & Deve. Readable details are sparse and many names are garbled.
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Cirog
Tiranswick
Moritzee
Wolf
Deveer Mi-Shee
National Baseball Rules Remain Same for Championship Games
National baseball rules stay in effect for upcoming championship games. The rules committee, chaired by Key figures from Chicago and New York, will oversee the event. Decisions hinge on game play and potential adjustments for the national series.
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New York
Cha Key
Chicago
Connie "Mack
America Leagie
Sauvernon
Store at Lieutenant Governor Miller's HomeHeadline
Fragmentary report from Columbus details a disrupted scene at Lieutenant Governor Miller's residence. Police and witnesses describe a barn fire and ensuing events near the Miller home with unclear specifics and names.
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Miller
Fighters ban Pirancirog in tough bout stoppage
In a midcard clash two minutes into the first round the bout ended when the referee halted Piran ci rog after a hard exchange. Ari Beh of Chicago earned a decisive win over St. Kawis in a closely contested middleweight tilt.
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St. Kawis
Kinney
Indiana Still Storm Swept
A Northern Indiana rail region endured heavy storms and drifting snow that disrupted service. Rail lines near Goshen and Manchester faced closures as trains stalled and passengers remained stranded. limited morning runs resumed with cautious schedules amid ongoing blizzard conditions.
Fierce Gale Sweeps Town as Snowbound Roads Halt Travel
A violent gale raged for hours battering Goshen and surrounding areas. Heavy snowdrifts blocked streets, trapping vehicles and leaving residents isolated. Authorities urged caution as crews worked to clear passages and restore power.
Traffic Disruptions Delay All Trains
In a partial transcript of a late era notice, traffic was suspended and trains ran late across the line. The fragment notes disruptions affecting service timelines and operations with unspecified details about causes or duration.
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OM bin
August Moriix Announces Dinner at Nerry Cafe
August Moriix promotes a fine dinner at the Nerry Cafe located at 114 West Berry Street. The menu lists beef, chicken, potatoes, and pies and describes daily service from 11 to 2 with various entrees and desserts.
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West Berry St
Moriix
Usmiuly
Crom
Nerry
WestBerry Street
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