Drowning tragedy at the river ends in rescue attempt
A man named Bove drowns during a river accident at Melita Street near Mary’s River. A would be rescuer, Andrews, also drowns after diving in to help. A crowd watched as Robert Gaskill recovered the body fifteen feet deep, aided by police, firemen, and grappling gear. An inquest will continue with no funeral plans announced.
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Melita Atrert
Mary's River
Tinve
Hgner
Mela Street
Sis
J. Vonona
Wabasti Trestle
Nis Sseath
Boye
Elnged
Noble Venable
Uvings
Dawson Street
Vaseona
Bove
Andrews
Acer Fire Company No. 2
Getz and Cahn
Caryner Krune
Dore
Grace Construction Company
Venus
Satara
Jupiter
Foley
al Ginos
Kendallville Woman Dies at Home After Illness
Kendallville Indiana June 16 Cravens widow of James Cravens died at her home on Railroad Street yesterday evening from illness of advanced age. Born in Somerset County Pennsylvania 87 years ago she came here with her parents about sixty years ago. Survived by husband James Cravens and several children including Mary Haines W J Craven Barrios Craven Frank Craven Edward Craven and brother Gorge Alexander and three sisters. The service will be Tuesday at 1 30 p m at the home and 2 oclock at the M Pocchuren Chapel Cemetery. The large circle of mourners will attend.
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Kendallville
Ind
Cravens
James Cravens
Hrr
Railroad Street
Somerset County
Pennsylvania
Thigrainty
Darenta
Mea
Jaco Alexander
Warnocaun
Ghia
Mary Haines
Fork Wayne
W. J. Graven
Frant
Mich
Barrisoy
Frank Craven
Edward Craven
Columa
Que
Gorge Alexander
Tree Sisters
Mies
Thoeun
Inks Wits
Mes
Heebst
Did You Ever Teach Or Attend School At Spencerville
A dated community notice asks if readers taught or attended the Spencerville brick schoolhouse. It invites a June 83 wind event at the church grounds with a basket dinner, no program, and references a Zion Walter League social on June 18 at Creighton avenue corner Force and Creighton.
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Spencerville
Dchaet
Renewinge
Zion Walter League
Corner Force
Creighton Avenue
Ligonier Hosts One-Sided Late February Basketball Game
In Cannings Bell on Sunday afternoon Ligonier faced an unusually lopsided contest. Cromley Sack Jacobs and others starred as Min newly formed team Ematelleit, under Hien, led the attackers while the teachers and merchants cheered. Next Sunday plans target Fore Wayne Berreas and Leiner for a better matchup.
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Ligonier
Pigonier
Cannings Bell
Weachers
Mraadetant
Bumlaydt
Wayne Berreas
Leiner
Stentne
Creminy
Wayne
Hammond shop to stay open all day Wednesday
Notice announces continuous Wednesday hours at NTERURBAN MEAT MARKET at 617 Harrison Street Hammond Indy Time. A drowning incident at Whiting Lake park beach involved two youths Innes and George. one rescued and the other saved with palmoteur attempt. Closing Misses and Children's department to make room for Mens and Ladies Walk Over Shoes with bargains at $1.
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Nterurban Meat Market
Harrison St
Hammond
Indy
Innes
Iake Park Beach
George
Hla
Janes
Sixth Ward Association Sets Mass Meeting Plans
The Sixth Ward Association met at 2 Dale Street Avenue with 310g Dawenepet as a gathering point and finalized agenda for a public meeting Monday June 25 at Miner School. Speakers from the Southwest Park District will attend to discuss improvements at Poster Park and Foster Park favorable plans. Current officers are expected to seek re election.
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Sixth Ward
T Mme
AL Youre
Dawenepet Avenue
Poster Park
Southwest Park District
Foster Park
Death notices Mary Gorrell Knox Bluffton Indiana
Mrs Mary Gorrell 81 died suddenly at Knox after a long illness. Survived by husband Lawrence Gorell? and children J T Gorrell Winamac S M Gorell Bremen D H Swaim Bluffton Wille Gorrell Knox and siblings Samuel Millicen Ossian and Mrs Martha Warren. Funeral at Gestal Presbyterian church Tuesday 10 am Oaklawn cemetery interment Ossian.
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Bluffton
Ind
Mary . Gorrell
Grace Gorrell
Knox
Officer Eugene Watson Dies After Fatal Encounter in Atlanta
An officer, Deputy Sheriff Eugene Watson, is killed following a confrontation with David Yencey in Atlanta. Yencey attempted to arrest Watson during a shoplifting incident, fired, then pursued the officer under a house, where a knife attack occurred before Watson was fatally wounded.
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Atlanta
Eugene Watson
Nesta
David Yencey
Watson
Yancey
Im 2
Cellae
Reunion of the Gtr family draws largest crowd yet
Miss Mildred Smith and Master Zar Smith are noted from CHURUBUSCO, Ind. on June 16. The western event at the Bel River area is planned for this week with ladies offering conveyances for those needing rides. The community also reports a record Gtr family reunion, with many local guests and thanks to supporters.
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Churubusco
Ind
Mildred Smith
Zar Smith
South
Ge Bel River
Cik
Holt
George W. OU
Peter Burden
Marion
George W. Burden
John Peniz
Columbia
John McGuire
Chicago
Indianapolis
Henry Giles
Cleveland
Carrie Wear
Garreul
Carvey Zumbran
Thia Etty
Hnulgoss al Baal
Uy Agin
Hag
North Mune
Br. O. PB
Friunke
Columbia City
Charles Browh
Catena
Frank Vogel
Moniment
Urbans
Dan
Tim
Everlaz
Tony
Waterloociteb News Undated Local Visit Notes
A jumble of names and places recounts weekend visits across Waterloo area families. Residents including Mr. aml, Mrs. Alen Bownar, and Miss tira Veagey are noted with relatives in Anzela and Paru Ind, while inquiries into telephones and progress wheel themes appear amid social chatter.
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Waterloo
Dune Wi
Cunt Mowman
Borfabelle
Aml
Alen
Bownar
Mie
Rog
Sinter
Sewell
Hmnmi- Lan
John Simh
Fremont
Ind
Giro Qumlix
Valeriea
Ines
Teleimane
Bng
Waterlon
Veney
Tira Veagey
Tranmarher
Peter Fisher Vom
Mim Shotley
Mire
Grove Dudley
Ladlies
Love of Finery Lands Pretty Clerk in 10 Charges
Florence Brown 421 West DeWeald street a clerk at Stillman store confessed to petit larceny after police found a cerise silk pince and other finery in her room. She says she bought items with earnings and charged none. She will be arraigned in court the next morning. store has faced prior shoplifting complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Brown
DeWeald
Calhoun Street
Dan Wintz
Abbott
Kintz
Headquunters
Stillman
Premature Celebrations Trigger Arrests in Nuisance Crackdown
An anti gun and shelling order led police to arrest violators for exploding cannon crackers and smaller devices before July 4. A Wayne and Benad avenue sign marking a silence zone near Saint Joseph's Hospital was removed Sunday as officials probe who damaged it.
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Police Department
Heard of
Wayne and
Benadway
Ss" Joseph's
George Garson Runs Amuck At City Office
George Garson, angered by a removal order while drunk, fought at the Consumers’ Tec office yesterday. Patrolman Heller restrained him as he smashed two glass doors and attacked a betting tin, prompting a fighting charge on the police blotter.
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George Carson
Contsumers' Tec Company
Heller
Chstony
Carson
E. D. Evard
Giant
Clerk Strode Goes Crooked Lake For Four Day Fishing Trip
Clerk Strode of the police department departed yesterday for Crooked Lake to fish for four days with friends. He took a precaution to carry a fishing spear to avoid the complications that marred the vacation of Planethes man Bry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk Strode
Police Department
Crooked Lake
Che
Planclethesman Bry
Prisoners arraigned in city court pleadings and continuances
Several prisoners faced arraignment in city court yesterday morning and entered guilty pleas or defenses to intoxication profanity loitering and related charges. District cases included Tiffany Stuller freed on $1,000 bond for automobile theft and Alfred Tinker trespass case continued to June 19 with other fines and continuances noted.
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Charlra
McCormick
Bill Ticks
Charles Teace
Tack Jones
Mary Hacks
Frank van Dann
Edward Rup
John Riley
Henry Miller
Jock Clark
Charles Kraft
Pat Mastin
TéRoy
Butch) Stuller
W. B. Mare- Tand
Toba Willame
Alfred Tinker
Pat McCanlap
Tr Kodomovita
Police Notes Hint at Missing Boy Case on Wells Street
Fragmentary police notes report a young boy named Henry, son of Georan Tein Tein, living on Cook Street. He was reportedly hidden or gone yesterday after an incident involving a dog on Wells Street, and police were awakened to pursue leads.
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Henry
Georan Tein- Tein
Cook Street
Wells Street
City News Briefs From Fort Wayne and Nearby Areas
A compilation of local items notes PF. Blek returning from a four day business trip to Minray villay red Minemen and off duty at Un Fired National bank. Jowh Bievanachnit of 431 Muchanan street confined Lohla Nare due to precare ions condition. A. C. Buchman organized for the Columbian Knightir A Weike in Tmtineton. A. Cohunthus and others plan a trip via National pike through the Allegheny mountains to Martinsburg and Berryville. Mrs. Pankhurst released on license from Holloway jail due to health, amid ongoing labor strike reports.
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Newjamin PF
Blek
Minray Villay
Nartional Bank
Fort Wayne
Muchanan Street
Lohla Nare
A. C. Buchman
Tmtineton
Canada
Fox Avenua
Wayne
Northern Indiana ‘Traction Company
Chicaro
South Bert
Northern Indiana Railway
Gompany
Ainte Tan Daraystart
Metion Company
Vite
Mlegheny Moutains
Martinsburg
Winchester
Berryville
Teilana Schoal
Nakota State
Tranal
Mt. Putin
Trustea Taltoy
Creese
Luisi
Stil Repa
Tie Kinnaint Avenue
Pankhurst
Bluffton News Report From Witheen Organised 10 xetile Trial
A local trial concerns Mrs. Robinson Hatfield suing the city over damages to household effects after a Vuchter incident last winter. Represented by C. Mt ater, the city is assisted by Wie Wan age Kavold and others. A separate note reports a daughter born to Dr. and Mrs. Saverin, and Mrs Severin’s critical but improving condition following hydrophobia treatment. Norman Welcking’s motor mishap left him injured, and Mrs George Allen underwent abdominal surgery with a hopeful prognosis.
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Vwuureton
Dune Mies Board
We Ariitition Witheen
Robinson Hatfield
Vuechter
Burntard Che Hons
Ntitold
C. Mt Ater
Walmer
Sf Hlichesck
LWO
Wanage Kavold
Loula Saverin
Severin
Bs Jrenorton
Naor
Jasoh Minnleh
Tailgerty
Han
Rabica Haneen
Norman Welcking
Ian
Teja
Purmanens
Young Madison farmer weds Miss Breda Vette’s daughter
A Madison county couple tied the knot Thursday evening with the bride being Miss Breda Vette, daughter of Mr and Mrs Phitty Vette of Manras. The article also notes Steel and church events, a county hearing in Fort Wayne, and local farm and road improvements with several residents mentioned by name.
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Montgevi
Ink
Madison
Breda Vettes
Mra Phitty Vette
Manras
Ladies of the Welping Hand Society
The
Lutheran Church
Netel
Faturday Aventsig
Lieutenant Sharp Praises Tournament At Warsaw
An introductory letter describes a rifle competition near Warsaw Indiana, featuring Lt. Sharp and Captain Guy J. Shaughnessy from a touring party. The event includes ranges from 200 to 680 yards with slow fire and rapid scoring, aiming to produce a top total around 230. Speakers include Rev. Father Trivers and officials from Evansville, with the contest set for a Saturday evening and tied to a state-wide series.
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Wie Crryen
Guy J. Shaughoixs
Ang
Teriand
George Fo
Norway
Bivelen
Teves
River Saue
Warsaw
Logrna
Indlank
Ind
Jone de
SF Mentzée
Anlponerville
Ianni
Autey
T. J. Trivers
Port 209
Tapla
Traveraia
Telmen
Fem
Evansville
John
Meeks
Engine Impact on Boston to New York Express Car
The upper image shows the engine of Section No 9 plunging into the rear Pullman of the First section. The lower image depicts the Pullman lifted partly as the engine slid inside the car during the incident.
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Boston
New York
Indiana to select high men for Camp Perry matches
Indiana will pick top shooters to represent the state in national and international competitions at Camp Perry. The selections aim to field proficient marksmen for upcoming events, reflecting state pride and competitive spirit in precision shooting circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Camp Perry
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette May 1913 Circulation Statement
Statement of the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette circulation for May 1913 shows totals and averages. It lists monthly totals 797,590 and May average 25,729, certified by publisher Theodore Dodane and notarized on the first day of May 1913.
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Gwen
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Uinte_united
THE
Journal-Gazette CO
Theodore
Dodane
Husbens
Theodora C. Dodani
TONAM
CICE
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