Judge Lindley Ninde Dies After Half Century in Law
Judge Lindley M. Ninde, a venerable Fort Wayne jurist, died at Hope Hospital after a six month decline in health. Born in Warren County to Quaker parents, he studied in Winchester and Palmer’s College before moving to Fort Wayne in 1837 to practice law. He formed partnerships with Henry W. Packer and later Robert S. Taylor and others, remaining active in the bar despite advancing age. The Indian national and Fort Wayne communities mourn a scholar and gentleman who helped shape the local legal scene for fifty years.
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Nity
Hope Hospital
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al Fort Wayne
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Neary W. Daniel
Lee J
Liniay
Murray Ninde
Jay
Jay County
Indiana
Winchester Seminary
Palmers' Collage
Cincinnati
Ollee
Tdge Hoadley
Ohi
Sim
Oniofi
Poi Wayne
Bngan
Manisted National Bank
Inlaw
Henry W. Packer
RBC
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Taylor
Chedim
Ninde
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mMuomaa E. Wilson
Tater Asp
Talliscn Retina
Indiana Crop Bulletin Report on Weather and Planting Progress
The bulletin notes daily weather influence on crops with wind and rainfall, detailing planting status for corn, tobacco, clover, and fruit trees. It highlights encouraging signs for some crops while others show slower emergence or damage from pests, and mentions replanting plans for affected fields.
Marif Gefensach Case Reveals Conspiracy Links
A fragmented report outlines a court case involving Maia Tatentaueh and alleged conspirators. It notes political intrigue around a defense line, the role of Cronay in the matter, and questions about the defendant's fate within the wider scheme. The article hints at wartime tensions and elite involvement in the trial.
Exercises At Culver Parish Parade
A late morning Culver event featured a battalion drill and city procession. The MGA and Telediatte OW arranged a free supper and a reading of Tale Marx excerpts. The crowd cheered as performers delivered music and plays amid a lively urban pageant.
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Ain
MGA
Former Senator Daly's Daughter Weds
In New York Hine Mayy Wety, daughter of late United States Senator Marely Daly, married Watson Cerne of Tile City today. The ceremony occurred at the Daly family home with Mary Daly present, while social circle attendees whispered about the match.
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Mias
Mayy Wety
Yle United Staten
Marely Daly
Watson Cerne
Tile City
Wits
Marbelles
Hinhap Potter
Martone Daly
Vortag
Mbos
Carnegie's Prophecy on American Britain Clash
Andrew Carnegie warned that continental powers would someday threaten Great Britain, prompting the United States to help. He spoke in London at Langham during Chamber of Commerce events, saying Americans and Brits are closer now and that Britain’s challenges echo past Spanish American War responses.
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United States
London
Andrew Carnegie
Associated
Bay Pens
Gaenegie
Langham Hytnt
Scotland
Chamber of Commerce
Shiwael
Birger Ravard
Old Fort Wayne Bank Building Demolished
An early Fort Wayne landmark, the former State Bank of Indiana building at the southwest corner of Marion and Clinton, built in 1838, is being torn down to make way for a modern structure. The site, once bound by Clinton Malt Berry and Court streets, housed multiple bank offices and residences over the years, including connections to Hugh McClutchloch and Charles J. Bond. The demolition marks the removal of a physical reminder of the city’s earliest days.
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Fort Wayne
Bank
Mari
Clinton
State Bank of Indiana
Columbia Street
Bey Calhoun
Clinton Stretty
Hugh McCludloch
Treasury
Wieder
Grant
Main and
Charles J. Bond
CG. I. Bond
Ol Nulfond
Clioton
Berry
Court Streets
Hugh McCadych
Charles McGullggh
de Hamilton Derk
Iunvk
Trane Kina
Dead hero found after bridge fall over river in New York
A nun reports a man, likely Robert Bidwell, fell from a bridge and died in the river. Authorities recovered a life preserver, papers, and letters to a Robert Bidwell, including a Jacksonville Times-Union feature notice. Cards show hotel names and addresses in Washington and Jacksonville for a series of lectures.
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NEW Tork, Inc
Hig Houkele
Robart Giteingeldwall
Adams Staat
Inckaonyile
Jinepesdt
Widge Unis
Ram
Nurry
Hoanlou
Airgeon
Jurop
Syssem
Hig
Branly Lyn
Jacksonville
Times-Union
Park Opera House
Robert
Tinwall
Willian
Turner
New York City
Mra
A. G. Bidwell
Qrogon Avenue
Washington, D.C
Oregon Avenue
Nington
Tlc
East Adstrial
Fladimet
Robbery on Circuses Leaves Youth Short of Belongings
Fred Hine ap. negra claims he was robbed of a watch, coat, and one shoe by circus staff after agreeing to work as a handy man. He reported the incident to police after being approached by rough show employees at the train yesterday evening. Detectives McNutt and Captain Stoll investigated, interviewing show hands and searching cars but with little success in recovering the items.
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Fred Hine Ap
Negra
Poligenuth Spillaet Lash
Wallace
Circus
Rijppe
Rippe
Pugit
Searely
McNutt
Constitution Disaster Delays Yacht at Newtowt
The Constitution suffered a shattered mast while docking at Newtowt, breaking the spar and windward promiter. Several crew injured lightly, with no fatalities reported. The yacht will be to Bristol for a replacement mast and likely days to two weeks before resuming sea trials, delaying scheduled departure.
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Atric
Miro Aminin
Takisto Hie
Usher Eddy Topaisnth
Chet
Muti
Edward Netsat Ile
Witlott
Ruetalbinis
Me. Nalerrant
Eallia Pyad Tual
W. Batlok Banetta
Aur Aimapager
van Myre
Oliver Taelin
Gollanbin
G. L. Robinson
Yor Yacht Lab
Nawharry Morne
Bristol
Sal
Drei
Boers Capture a British Town in South African War
London reports a Boer assault in the Cape Colony. Mestown surrendered to General French’s command on June 2 after a four hour battle. local guards and volunteers were overwhelmed. Casualties stated as three killed and two wounded. stores looted. reinforcements needed for future operations.
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London
Bort Kitchener
Mestown
Coe Colony
Kritzinger
Juue
Valkfontein Fight Scares Britain
In a Valkfontein engagement during the war 1,200 Boers attacked under Commander Kemp while Derbyshires and Yeomen held the line. Boer forces decimated, one unit briefly overrun guns before recovery. General Freeh appointed to command Cape operations as Kitchener aids invasion efforts. Jamestown surrender impacts forces and local defenses.
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London
Jung dm-Delaiis
Valkfontein
Vixon
Colby
Kemp
Gilby Bell
Yeomary
Boars
Colt
Cape Town
Cape Goleby
Tord Kitchener
Jamestown
Terre Haute Strike Ends Quietly at City Hall
A fragmented report notes a strike in Terre Haute dissolving without incident after a brief rally. Local officials say workers returned to duties by Wednesday morning, with no further disruptions reported.
Fear For Their Son In Philippines War Mystery
Prod Kayser Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Prod Kayser of Har Ayon Street, enlisted in the regular army of St. Louis and was sent to the Philippines. He wrote home for seven months, then stopped abruptly. For seven months his parents received only occasional letters, then silence. They have heard nothing since and fear misfortune has befallen him.
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Prod Kayser, Jr
Prod Kayser
Har Ayon Street
St Louks
MRS MCKINLEY SAID TO REST COMFORTABLY
Washington June 4 Dr Rixey issued an update on Mrs Mckinley saying there has been no important change since the morning bulletin. She is resting comfortably with fluctuations but no immediate danger. The White House hosted several officials and bearers of sympathy during the evening as visitors.
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Rixey
Daugher
Secretary of the Interior
al Wo Conder
Alb
White
Kansas City
Stanley Brown
Wight
Mckintoy
Ninth Annual Young People's Union Convention Opens
Delegates from the Auglaize conference of the United Brethren assemble at Valeary church for the ninth annual YP Christian Union session in northeastern Indiana and northwestern Ohio. About fifty visitors are expected as programs begin with welcome addresses and an evening session featuring talks on youth work and spiritual formation.
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Vations
United Brethren
Young People’s Union
H.W. Jout
Dayton
J. W. Lower
Fort Wayne
AW. Datlinger
Lion. O
Gimp
Delamates
Ele
J. W. Tak
Calvary Church
Bethren
Cativa
A. A. Bowser
Ke R. Cleasaraain
Chriatian Endeaver Union
Young Peoples’ Societies
Roberts
A. D. Craig
W. AL. Waldo
H.W. Meade
L Shepherd
A W. Ballinger
J. P. Miler
Noel. Stambaugh
Cyotilt Bailey
Lockington, N
P. Landis
Payton, Ohio
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