Miller On The Stand In Woodburn Trial
Miller testified amid cross examination about the burglary and murder case at Woodburn. He denied collusion with John Stout and claimed his quarrels with Croy over gasoline and past disputes with Dr. Ketts and Chapman. The defense rested as rebuttal evidence began with witnesses detailing sightings and actions surrounding the cigar case and the divorce aftermath.
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Enone
Firadley Staley
Bass
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Belog
John Stout
Wayne
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Stout
Sullivan
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Clarence Saifley
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Miller
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Chapman
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Add
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Ohour
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Ithur
Jol Staul
Cimrad Koempke
Mille House
Fort Wayne
Crogs
Rormicke
Jim Crey
Herman
Charley Branche
Woodburn
Gulf Rapids
Breneke Arras
Darwin
Thomas
Thomas Ia
Erwin
Brenthe
Irs
Breneke
Eminsel
Groneke
Red Mens Entertainment at East Berry Street Hall
The Red Mens uniformed rank will host an entertainment at their hall on East Berry Street Wednesday evening July 4. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Red Mens
Berry Street
Farewell at Concordia Valedictory and Alumni Meeting
The valedictory by Sir F. Gherseluke of Detroit, Michigan, praised for vigor and strong delivery as graduates heard about the long labor and future efforts. Alumni assembly followed graduation with officers re-elected and plans to publish the alumni magazine quarterly with expanded scope.
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Ruecke
Aberg
Clie Chins
Lydy Chant
Withelix
Pmteowsky
Auettering
Meer
Lee
T. B. Guerser
Burtatu
B.S
Anelhens
Hrnddock
J. Priedleh
BG Charles
Mo. A. Gerken
Kapuleay Ohio
G. Grady
Dut S. Mitty
We Mautner
Waverly
RK. Jorden
Ottawi
Crunidity
Kandt
Luukpurt
Cumiog
Chenetre
Pregient
H. A. Duemling
Air
H.C. Paul
W. C. Bate
August
Wind damages Foret Anthony structure in high afternoon gusts
A strong afternoon wind blew a structure at Foret Anthony out of alignment by about a foot on the third story. Officials say improper steel work may have contributed and the wind could have caused far worse damage if it continued.
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Anthony
Water usage soars in Winona during hot spell
Warsaw Ind June 23 a total of 1 590 009 gallons of water is consumed daily by patrons of the Winona Water Light company during the recent heat wave. Two large pumps run continuously as improvements at the plant continue.
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Klat News Buren
Warsaw
Ind
Winona Water Light Company
Sherman Is Ill and May Undergo Gallstone Operation
Vice presidential nominee Sherman, ill for two days in Cleveland, was taken to a hospital with a severe chill. Doctors considered gallstone surgery, while his condition improved to normal later, and he rested at Herrick’s home awaiting a physician consultation to decide on further treatment.
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Sherman
Sheran Wis
Sheeman
Myron T. Herrick
Herrick
New York City
Republicam Congressional Cam
Atandiy
Tad
Chicago
Shermenhort
Sherman Goes to Cleveland and Utica
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a person named Sherman traveling to Cleveland and Utica with further garbled details about a condition or event. No clear dates, organizations, or outcomes are discernible from the readable text.
Cleveland hospital plans amid vice presidential homecoming crowd
Dr Finney of Baltimore expected to attend patient at Lakeside hospital Cleveland as crowds gather for the vice presidential candidate's homecoming. Reports from Washington note Sherman’s health. Congress may fill a vacancy or nominate a replacement if incapacity occurs. National committees hold power to name a candidate under existing rules.
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Cleveland
Clevelind
Sharman Eulfereit
Washington
Coveland
Sherman
House
Waranay
James
Harry
New
National Committee
Sherman Ace
Cass
At Robison Park Tonight Weathered Bands in Park Program
The city faelard presents a night program at Robison Park with trumpet and drum performances. March selections include the SI Serenade and Hungarian influences as part of a community concert.
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Robison Park
Faelard
Baiod
Weldon
Hungarien
Young Girl Breaks Leg on Swing In Yard
Twelve year old Norah Ahern of 15 East Would Street broke her leg swinging in the yard. The injury is serious and likely to confine her to home for eight weeks or more.
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Norah Ahern
East iWould Street
TN Fe Iittioirl
Local Daily News Briefs With Several City Updates
City residents named include Mr Winthrop Lane returning from Mich ur University for summer, Mr and Mrs A S Auleline planning Europe trip, and Mr George Stover recovering after surgery. Footnote items report a chimney fire on Pontiac street and residents Mrs William Hilzemann and Mrs OTN recovering from operations. Other notes cover local residents returning home, visiting relatives, and a police pickup of W. F. Moore for begging.
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A. S. Auleline
Europe
W. FL Moore
Buuck
George Stover
West Main Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Wim W. Fisk
Scuttly
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Fisk
Fort Wayne
Tmme
Choy School
Pontiac Street
David Shaw
C. N. Wagner
William Hilzemann
Hope Hospital
Otn
Barry Schrvmm
Sintea
Ind
Mt Dolaire
Torrones Dovplass
Red Hat
de Hs
Dovislass
California
Thie City
Sinesuit
Wis
Douglass Tran
Vilarert Werd
Wabash
Deas
Tord
Hie
Adolah Schulle
Flicer Garedon
Gore
Timie
Yale tribute to Secretary William H Taft during 1909 commencement
A large New Haven crowd saluted William H Taft at Yale day events surrounding the Yale commencement. A parade from Woodridge hall to Yale field drew 14 000 as Taft led the class of 18 to the Yale Harvard baseball game with speeches and song.
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New Haven
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Yale Corporation
Edwards House
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Ila
Taft
Howard C.J. Hollister
Cincinnati
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Yell
Decatur Businessman To Locate At Lagrange
George Steele of Steele & Weaver, owners of the Racket store in Decatur, will travel to Lagrange to finalize purchase of the Racket store owned by James O. Beil. Steele will manage the Lagrange store and oversee the Decatur location. Ar Weaver will run the Decatur shop. Steele plans to reside here initially, with a possible move to Lagrange later. Ball, former owner, has become a traveling salesman.
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Decatur
Ind
George Steele
Steele & Weaver
Ar. Steele
Lagrange
Mr. Ball
Ealesmin
Stomach Aid Tincture Trial Advised
A small old advertisement urges trying a stomach remedy labeled Compound Tineture of Cineham with Sherry Wine. It claims to ease digestion and stomach trouble and offers to have the prescription prepared at Meyer Brand Cora drug stores for trial.
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Meyer Brn Cora
Unclear OCR Text From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR hints at names and actions but lacks coherent events or context. Readable items mention a person named Stele and phrases about a large pluck of goods and a bust in northern India, with no clear action, date, or location to anchor a valid summary.
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Tive Et Lagrange
Stele
Goody
Webb Family Holds Second Annual Reunion in Angola
The Webb Tables descendants met at Out Bluff water near Angola on June 23 with about seventy members and relatives attending. Delmer Webb was elected president and Mrs. Vinnin Webb secretary for the coming year. Guests from Ligonier and Fort Wayne joined the gathering, which featured a plentiful dinner and an entertainment program including songs, recitations, and graphophone music by Jerome B. Cheney. The next reunion will be in Ligonier.
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Rist
Angola
Ind
Serang
Webb
Jones
Fort Wayne
Sige
Jerome B. Cheney
Del
Mer Webb
Provident
Vinnin Webb
Ligonier
Pierceton to Celebrate Indejendente Day Events
Pierce tin will celebrate Independence Day with the pew band playing and one or two baseball games and plenty of refreshments.
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Pierceton
Inq
Pierce~ Tin
Pew
War Declared by Readying Drugists Over Mi o na Tablets
An advertisement proclaims war on stomach troubles with Mi o na tablets. It guarantees refund of the 60 cent price if unsatisfied and claims Mi o na strengthens digestion. The copy lists symptoms like headache dizziness nervousness and coated tongue and asserts the product cures digestive issues. Beyer Bros. Co. backs the guarantee.
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Beyer, Bros. Co
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