Old Indian days around Fort Wayne illustrated
Special to the Indianapolis News from Fort Wayne Indiana on June 7 describes the area’s Indigenous era Keklonga Kekienga and the abundance of wild berries. It recounts early Miami and Delaware presence the arrival of whites and figures like Hyacinth Lasselle a trader and athlete who clashed with Winnabago rivals and helped shape frontier between the Miami tribe and settlers.
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Indianapolis News
Fort Wayne
Ind
Bedash
Old Colony
Wellery Ryedale
Pwlehiwee
Minh Villare
Mt Dewey
Chal
Wayne
Monga
Wynckith Tagelle
Laganspork
Mig Falter
Cothames Laseelie
Montreal
Canada
Wie Old Fort
Hyacinth
Pees Crloiel Lanselle
Maumed
Bowts
Fehl
Lassélie
Ant
Wayne and Native American Conflicts Around Fort Wayne 1794
Fragmentary 1794 account describes General Anthony Wayne leading troops near Fort Wayne, harsh conditions, supplies, and engagements with Native Americans. It notes captives and executions, Wayne’s leadership, and the rise of Peshewa as a chief after a daring rescue.
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Peshewa
Causes of Volcanos and Geological Theories
Fragmented OCR discusses various speculative ideas on volcano causes, noting suggestions about tectonic activity, wave effects, and planetary influences. It mixes technical terms with garbled phrases, referencing centers, measurements, and theoretical mechanisms without clear conclusions.
Fort Wayne's Early Glory As City of Industry
An historical overview of Fort Wayne highlighting its founders, growth as a commercial hub, and prominent industries and institutions. Mentions the fort, key companies like Fort Wayne Car Wheel Works, Burns City Snap Works, and Master Shirtwaist Factory, plus public institutions, parks, and notable figures such as General Anthony Wayne and Homer Gorsline. Describes the city’s development, landmarks, and historic skyline.
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Fort Wayne
Fort Way
Burns City
Pape Furnitre
Master Shirt ‘Waist
Consolidated Wayne Knitting Wills
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Boohs Foundry
Mitching Works
Acards
City Mills Presents Winter Bakery Goods Ad
A garbled ad highlights bread and baked goods named as winter tests and special sales. The copy promotes Daishand products and a “Silver Potlay” brand phrasing while urging readers to ask for items as a home product from City Mills.
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Lassolle
Winnebaggaes
Yvidmice
Lasgelle
Tasacle
Penve
Fife
Vilppecan
Malka
Hull Isthuna
Tauny Aye
Hanneal Alayed
Dig
Kingabary
Lun
Sparks
Preston
Athy
Caytaler Porter
Witter
Canna
Hannranmel
Pork Wayne
Great Northwent
Potet
Neegai
Neuen
Chiat
Chlet Mehardville
Mivnyis
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John B. Rietsedyville
Lantos
Wil Wfc
Rasty Ajal
Ciara
la W. Hills
Chisity
Guillvey Tanty
Direc Desrond
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Tye Neat Bort Wayne
Mlamis
The
Mever Hitos
New York
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Phiadelphis
Neil
Mauser
Mets
Onpiavn
Paneer
Catsate University
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Higa
Sanya
Wileanheny
Gene Hawise
Dhanry
Vo Seni
Peter
Old Fort Wayne
Anthony Wayne
Miami Ie
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Erie Jos Fort Bexan
Wiytie
Ain
Ital
Waite Barber
Liattre Howegt
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Fork Wayte
Fort Wayne Police Department
Taprolis News
Lenin
Hebert
Fordumiry
Eifeek
Vestnet
City OF
Wao
Pru
Indianapolis
Anthonys
Thanraes
Comercial Club
Wayne and Standard Clubs
Golf Club
Commercial Club
Indstriv
Indiana
Enter Prisen
Sheal
Idee
Tteney Ch. Berghoff
Homer
Gorsline
Tawar Park
Sy Rei
Eide Park
Wayners
Wik Tena
Philippines
Allen County
St. Doe
St Mary's
Norhh
Tila Point
Typewriter Company
Meir
N.Y
Rompany
Wiley Liste Steaily
Ysis
Sieoonnion
Maas
Strobel
Packard
Warsrooms
Calhoun Street
H. J. Ash
Zink
Reliable Store
Columbia Street
City Mills
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