Day of Suffering and Coal Riot Shocks New York
New York saw a coal riot as hundreds queued outside a 119th street yard when reports said no coal for salt were available. Vandalism followed before orders to resume sales in small lots after hospitals were served, while plans to use tunnels for coal shipments promised relief. Boston meanwhile faced a severe cold spell with icebound rivers and harbored hopes of a break in the chill.
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New York
119Th Street
Datco
Coal Company
William G. Meadoo
Sector General of Railroads
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Hadsan
Boston
New England
Boston Harbor
New Year's Day Quietly Observed in Fort Wayne
New Year’s Day was quietly observed in Fort Wayne with limited public events and subdued celebrations. Many residents marked the holiday with greetings and informal gatherings at clubs and homes, while some officials spent the morning organizing year end records as county offices closed.
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Port Wayne
Mernine
Marqut
Kent
Kelledy
Propritora
Gur
Garener
Rethachild
Anica Pexo Jerlay
Phil "Thun
Gaylord Morten
County Commisaisnack
Mornln
Schwier
Wetzel
German Delegates Visit French Show in Petrograd
German delegates led by von Mirbach visit Petrograd for talks on trade and constitutional assembly terms. Austrians also attend theatres and cafes as Bulgarian and Turkish delegates are due to arrive, with return to Litovak expected in two weeks.
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von Mirbach
Admiral Keyserlingl
Visitig
Eatre
Cafen
Wsnesson
Reading
Lawise Ores
Bataly
Entente Allind Oftiers
Deelewater
t-Litovak
Ulgarian
Deaths Kimball and others mourn Fort Wayne residents
The city obituary column reports Kimball died aged 66 at Hae hospital of typhoid fever after two days as a patient. Surviving sister Tasura Kimball. funeral at Plymouth church led by Rev A J Folsom. Also listed are Mrs George T R Lotnt, 82, mother of Dr William Enelen, apoplexy death at 2216 Fairefala Avenue. funeral plans pending arrival of son from California and a grandson from Camp Shelby. Additional notices for Lewis Couraway, Martha Mathilda Ankenbruck, John Scully, Anna Arlin, Jacob Wyatt, Emantial Sovine, and Isabelle Lotirwa with burial details in Lindenwood and local churches.
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Fort Wayne
John Letsinberger
Long Beach
Cal
Onelson
Charles H. Lefat
San Ieanelaco
Mike
California
Campshelby
Martha Mathilda Ankenbruck
East Washington Street
T. P. Polta
Burin
Linden Wood
Jacob T
Wyatt
Funtertown
Steula
Muntertown
Isuhel Lotirwa
St Montgetery Street
G. W. Doexo
Lindenwood Cemetery
Waterloo News notes local social events and visitors
Local Waterloo column lists residents and guests including Marguerite Waymar of Marit Ohio and Miss Meine Baxter hosting gatherings. mentions family visits from Auburn and Dayton. reports on schooling, pharmacy studies, and a high school student, plus parish events and a funeral service contracted for Auburn cemetery. Newport News briefs note three dwellings burned at Camp Stuart outskirts.
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Ibtik Field Artillery
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Bhan
Ty Pire Mas
Sohunl
Chiapeen
Conny Sheiby
Kledlesburg
Rem Furning
Marguerite Waymar
Marit
Ohio
Bherry Han
Walefiog Tolyphine Exchange
Pulcons
Howard Ollgard
Trucks Company
Calor Sheihy
Miaka
Tarfeuth
Mins Bileabelhe
Aliond McTtride
al Auburn
Meine Baxter
Cam
Ane
George Veralor
Deltas Oto
Ga Sten
Fire destroys camp. flames halted by troops and firemen
A nighttime fire obliterated a military camp at Decatur Ind as soldiers and firefighters prevented the blaze from spreading to adjacent buildings. Names and residences of affected families and attendees emerge in scattered notices from Fort Wayne and nearby towns, including names like Charles Bell, Merriman, Anna Galdan, and Burt Mangold as locals respond to the inferno and ensuing funerary and New Year observances.
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Decatum
Merriman
Charles Bell
Wayne
Mine washes ashore kills seven and injures twenty four
London reports a mine washed ashore between Rampate and Teal. Seven people were killed and twenty four injured as the explosion occurred during salvage attempts. The incident follows a separate early note about a Journal Gazette ad.
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London
Rampate
Teal
Inna
Snowbound Streets Leave Port Wayne Isolated
A heavy snowstorm hit Port Wayne in the early hours and persisted all day, piling a foot or more on the ground by night. Streetcar lines delayed, trains from the east four to five hours late on major lines, while interurban cars avoided the worst. Warmer weather expected today but no clear end to the storm.
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Port Wayne
Pennsylvania
Wabash
Nickel Plate
Convention on Care of Live Stock Held by Cattle Powder Co
Varied talks of interest to cattlemen and hog breeders will be conducted at a convention by the Telronomy Lug and Cattle Powder company starting tomorrow at the Wart Wagen pillow, 112 118 Volman Street. A school will cover diseases of livestock and proper feeding practices for cattle.
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Telronomy
Volman Street
Weekend visits and moves noted in Albion News
A Chicago visitor, Charlow Mee Williams, spent the weekend with relatives. Florvoe Warrin visited her father at Van Wert. Charles Bidwell returned to Chicago after a week with his mother. Mr and Mrs Thad Graves with daughter plan to move to Round Up Montana. Mr and Mrs Leland Sanderson of Albion were mentioned in a late item.
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Aegon
Ind
L—Charlow Mee Williame
Chicago
Florvoe Warrin
van Wert
Charles
Bidwell
Thad Graves
Etlinughter
Mont
Leland Sanderson
Wanted- At large indie man in Ladick area
A brief patrol bulletin seeks a man aged 20 to 30 who is described as an indie artist named Frany. He was last seen in the Ladick area and is believed to be traveling locally. Report any sightings to Journal Gazette with reference G-748.
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Frany
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