Marion Wreck Thows Company Into Receivership
In Bullpentin Indiana a merger of stockholders and bondholders of the Marion, Bluffton & Eastern Tract tion company seeking receivership was filed in Wells circuit court. Attorney Abrah Simons and Frank Idles filed for the company. Judge Sturgis waives summer and grants a receiver to oversee insolvency. The petition cites bonds totaling 1,500,000 with 720,000 outstanding and 120,000 deposited with Marion Trust. A receiver is appointed to supervise construction and settle claims, with the state railway commission seeking orderly rehabilitation. Local stockholders and directors contemplate legal action to pursue damages and fair compensation for creditors and bondholders.
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Bullpetin
Ind
Uly Pallowbag
Bondhellers
Marion, Fhuitfon & Eastern
Traction Conpanys
Joe
B& Receiver
Henry C. Arnold
Rob Cunning
Traction
Oath of
Thin City
K. Sturgis
Summers
Sercion
Press
Marian, Blufvian & Erstein Traction
Thelas Rerner
Ted
Dem
Viel Gee
Marlen Trust Company
Indimapolis
Cinima Fur
Wiesernack
Ma Tlom
Snday
Romdee
Clalmante
Abrany Simmons
Thesay
Direntora
Or- Reney
Enidenver
City News From a Fragmented Evening Report
A garbled local item mentions actions on a street and a worker unable to report for work soon. It notes a Labor Union president Terame Welle returning from Chicago and Naperville with a companion. A granddaughter and a brief ad line about Journal-Gazette want ads at one cent per word appear.
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Adelig Muckatein
James Kilt
Faruiey
Vidgma
Lafayette
Terame Welle
Loonerrpontorr’ Union No. 292
Chicago
Napervile
Weltman
Thin
Tiernon
Saperville
Journal-Gazette
Beverages Chair Man Selected Amid Political Talks
A turbulent national debate over party power and reform dominates headlines as statements urge cross party cooperation to advance progressive programs. The piece notes calls for unity among progressives to counter the entrenched party system while highlighting the ongoing convention planning and public notices including local obituaries and civic updates.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Adventure
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure for impure blood and associated symptoms. It cites a Boston man Mr George Herrick praising improved appetite, strength, and health after use, claiming benefits include renewed energy and work capacity. The ad invites readers to request a free book and buy pills through druggists with prices listed.
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Willaime
George A. Herrick
Clarendon Street
Boston
Mass
Weidlliams
Dr. Willams
Bac
Almant
Williams
Elven
Williama
Prion
Bos
Vie Haxes
Thy Williams Ft Medline
Selene Ads
Maryland Progressives Name Electors After Turbulent Convention
July 25 in Baltimore a Maryland Progressive Republican convention rejected a Taft Roosevelt split, proposing a seven member commission to name electors and consider a Roosevelt coalition. The meeting left unclear who would be chosen if Roosevelt backed the ticket, with factions at odds over preserving the Republican party unity.
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Dixon
Guraugenents
Hiram Withbets
Coltondi
Mahe
Colorado
Alalivnin
Pennaang
New York
Atonstit
Sequetor Disa
Tay
Baltimore
Newcin
Siyieen
Ike
Taft
Ite
Dallas Slainse
Atxoth
Cate Careringto, Jr
London
Toosevelt
Cenferoura
Roonevelt
Saul
Funeral attendance and local accidents in Angola area
The report notes Bo McCanl and Ooty Prank Olimere at a funeral in Angola and mentions Walle Shotter and wife along with Mrs Warne Cowan attending. It covers funerals near Gamely Tulftle and Te deoraged wan the virtue of A yale vccident with Jennena dew My the Nattn. The piece also references a representative from the Chit Canal Caloniaation company and an expected opening in the near future.
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Angola
Tha
Bo McCanl
Olimere
Otte Ale
Walle Shotter
Warne Cowan
Aira
Wii Foo
Twawitton
Stephen Ranstog
Taniel Tagsbure
Tulftle
N.V
Yale
Jennena
Argos News notes town visitors and obits
The Argos News item lists numerous local residents visiting relatives in nearby towns and attending events. It mentions Mrs Elizabeth Hamilton and daughter Alberta traveling from South Bend, visits by Leroy Whiston and others in Rochester, and various residents from Plymouth and Fort Wayne visiting Argos. Obituary notices reference Mrs. and Misses in the county next Saturday.
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ARGOS
Megintiua
Milrand Panes
Dash Torr
Atosanimdie Marquely
Plymouth
Walle Thie Kantry
Trotman
Liteie Tixler
Curly
Ridmy
Mim
Jette McCoy
Suturgay
South Bend
Rory
Duayster
Mag
Shefoo
Taratly Ae
Hay Vrkveall
Its
Hitaboth Hamnela Ant Moushter Alberta
Southend
Leroy Whiston
Mieivere
Rochester
D. Hower
Penn
Laues Taylor
Lelent
Fort Wayne
Werg
Argod
Wendell Tielswd
Welrall
Mith
Michigan City
Mixe
Aithel Wingert
Blonminaton
Wax
Finandary Argos
Mise Tethak
Iylim County
Mea
Tolay Bien
Tolah MO
Margaret Ihnads
Adeline
Anthar Hutusog
J. Ay Hotias
Tunby
Einimiat Worthington
Asmith
Litman Letters Reflect Foster's Refusal for State Ticket
The letter from Louis XII. Litman to Colonel Foster conveys gratitude for Foster’s stance on the progressive ticket and explains Foster will not seek a state treasurer nomination. It praises the core republican principles, emphasizes rule by the people, and notes ongoing effort to align party actions with those ideals in the Hoosier Commonwealth.
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Mis Wit
Kavertammt
Vhemaeigen
Waimg Ara
Iim Fallneuy
Freegam
Progressiva
Baitlinn
Rewetionary
Lincoln
Tiie
Abraham
Senate
Merry
Maine
Dhe Swiril
Jeffersin
Louis XII
Litman
Don
Foster
Sbtya Ako
Atl Crenturer
Progressive
AK MD Cadddle
Abraham Linesin Gard
Hoosier Commonwealth
Republican Party
Demarkeufon
Mer
Van Wert News Obscure Society Notes and Accidents
A recap of local happenings includes a fifteenth birthday party with formal ceremony and guests, Mrs Burton G. L. Smith returning from a short visit with friends, Detroit trip for Cadillacu related events, and a sprained ankle incident. Also reported are a legal verdict granting $12,000 for damages in a railroad collision case, hospital staff updates, and various visits among families in Stockbridge, Vict., and nearby towns.
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van Wrt
Obie
Minn
Wien
Rine Aurou
Lee Grein
My. Sud
Burton GL. Smith
Wayie
Detroit
Mices
Weather Summary for the Region and Forecast Notes
A general weather summary reports improved conditions with high pressure building and fair skies across most areas. Temperatures rise with a warm weekend ahead. forecasts call for mild to warm daytime highs and comfortable nights.
Mrs Carper Leads Fortnightly Club Home Event
Mrs Guy Carper of North Harrison Street wins at home with the Fortnightly club in a gathering that featured a hundred wan payed and a prettily served Imieh Hon. Mrs Leon Melcheimet returns from Fort Wayne with friend H. Mrs Mikel Torapley of Ooneny attends quietly. Mrs Dan I singled, the dennis Torey of Kenton has been visiting Miserace Cudrewood. KOS An Wii Lode, to, Mrs Mile Oahom and daughter Raulke of Meotuinlstuge are seen with Lown ana nite suomi or MP.
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Guy Carper
North Harrison Street
Leon Melcheimet Tine
Fort Wayne
Mikel Torapley
Ooneny
Howly
Dan I Singled
Ithe
Dennis Torey
Kenton
Cudrewood
Mile Oahom
Dnuetter
jRaulke
Meotuinlstuge
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el Tile
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Idwad Olson
Witte Creek
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L" System
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Mare
Nainsook Athletic Union
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Wilson Bros
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Maryland
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Ort
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Oly
Sarong
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Reathy
Tamparetare
Arava Aly Frraero
Oslo
al Udm
Ous
Raed Fant
Taurstay
ToLyas
von Onin
van Wert
Audee
Marthiin Hax
George J. Dillon
Cineermaty Norehern Railroad Company
Miso Rilla Flex
Anenix
Te Maton
Wasnngten
J. T
Alea A. Renfrew
Cashactan
Fuge
Mra. HC
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Alrent
Lawrence Yailley
Couler
Wayne
Dna
P.m. Yoatariey
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