Tin Thieves Bound Over In Grand Larceny Case
John Cox Robert Junghans Harman Ostermeier and Arthur Bohn Heid were bound over to the circuit court under bonds of 30 dollars each for grand larceny. Cox and Jung– hans led police on a chase across states before capture. The group allegedly stole tin from brass shops and hid it at the Junghans home. Also noted: John Kine pled guilty to pocketbook theft and was bound over on 300 dollar bond. Frank Gi and Thomas Jackson fined for drunkenness. Ju Kelley also cited. Indiana bills mention Wells County bank incorporation with 100000 capital.
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Arthur Bohn Heid
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Arthur Hahn
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South Antilson Street
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Woodlawn Avenue
Fort Wayne Deng Company
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Acuro
J. D. Pes
Clinton Street
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Kelley
Michigan and Northern Indiana conference officers named
In Saginaw Michigan the Michigan and Northern Indiana conference elected officers and adjourned with plans for a next meeting at Saginaw Michigan Rev Paul Iron of Michigan City named president and vice president appointed, details truncated.
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Ind
Michigan and Northern Indiana
Saginaw
Mich
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Micigan City
Soap Quality Costs More Than Fresh Price
A reader warns against low priced soap cakes claiming rosin and geese renderers contaminate the product. The note notes a six gang pure cart called asy Taste soap sells for five cents a cake and claims it is a superior cleanser.
Fragmentary names prompt unclear historical record
The readable text lists fragmented names and places including Rev. Christopher Spathelf and Port Huron among other garbled terms, lacking coherent event or context to recount a specific news item. No identifiable actions, dates, or organizations usable for a concise card.
Company D Boys to Columbia City Battalion Report
A fragmented entry notes Captain Clyde Delesboeh leading Company D to Columbia City on Sunday to clear up the crack. It lists pay scales for privates to lieutenants, and mentions new enrollments including Mesens Ruward Last Osterman and Lamb as part of the company ahead of a quarterly inspection.
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Calqundle Cy
Whitley County
Wille
Cre Faptod
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Grey
Wilden
Auto Burns Out On The Highway Near Bluffton Road
A touring car owned by Bir Pred Eekert was damaged by a fire caused by oil overflow in the carburetor on Bluffton road, several miles from the city. Firemen extinguished the blaze and the car will be overhauled and back in commission in a few days.
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Greyes
Lerdey Pternoon
Bluffton Road
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Fork Wayne
Ute Stearns
Packard Band Concert at Rabbon Park Tonight
The Packard band performs at Rabbon Park this evening with Battery Park and This Bonemian Girl melodies, The Whistler and His Dag, Ausoletti, Mexicana, and a venue menu featuring live lobsters soft shell crabs black bass frog legs spring chicken and squabs at Hof Brau.
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A Good Man Gone Wrong in Keystone and Bluffton
A sweeping fire gutted the Bert Abshire barn near Keystone, with quick responding residents aiding in its containment. In Bluffton, Dr. Meade of Pleasant, Mich starts practice, while Davidson and Thomas upgrade their elevator and memory of a factory sale lingers.
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Bert Abshire
Two Children Suits At the Price of One Sale
DURETS ROSEVECHIRMEYER CO advertises a sale offering two children's suits for the price of one. The copy mentions a 20c letter file for 160 and Fort Wayne Printing Co associated with stationers, signaling a promotional page in a Fort Wayne print.
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Fort Wayne Printing Co
Al G A Sprinters to Run Relay From New York to Chicago
New York July 26 1901 a relay race from New York to Chicago will involve about 2000 boys ages 18 to 25. Teams will cover a 1000 mile course with a motor timekeeper following to record speeds. Start set for July 18 from City Hall New York. route passes Yonkers Albany Buffalo Rochester Syracuse and more with an expected finish in five to eight days.
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Peterson Home and Barn at Decatur Burned
Fire destroyed the barn of Wister Peterson and damaged the Peterson residence in Decatur Indiana. The blaze started in the barn around two o clock in the afternoon and spread to nearby buildings but was stopped before total loss. The barn contained baled hay and machinery. the house suffered near total ruin with minimal furniture saved. Insurance on the home and furniture was about 1400 dollars.
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War News
Decatur
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Wister Peterson
Ievon
Franiy Peteeson
Guis
Trank Peterson
No bankruptcy claim in odd buyer note
A terse filed note says a purchaser of a Sincerity Suit did not become bankrupt and saved 34, with reference to DULES ROSE SCHIMMELER CO.
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Dovst's
Dules- Rose-Schimmeler CO
For Sale Cottage at Rome City with Furnishings and Boat
Six room cottage near Rome City offered for 17400 with warranty deed and abstract. Includes all furnishings, boats and epach. Sale asks 800 down with balance financed. Estimated rental income 125 per season. For details reply to Resort care Journal-Gazette.
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Rome City
Care Journal-Gazette
Fireworks dey What News Bureatey Columbia Cite
A communication from James Doran reports that a local resident was married last Sunday to Leonard FL Rockler, manager of a New York restaurant, and that they are living on Br.
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Tan Jacob Garter
Venter
Alts
James Doran
Toms
Aga
Leonard FL Rockler
New York
Noble County Club Ladies Hold Meeting At Home
In Randallyulleg Indiana on June 6 the Wayne Township Dairy Dozen met at W. Z. Thomas home for readings by Mrs. Longwest and Mrs. Frenk Lash. Prizes went to Mrs. Lash and Mrs. Wilbur Hit. Refreshments were served. The group will not meet for three weeks and will reconvene at Mrs. George Shafter's home on July 17. The Patterson Pletcher Store advertises the best black saline shir k in the city.
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Ind
Wayne Yownsip Jairy
W. Z. Thomas
Longwest
Frenk Lash
Prk Lash
Wilbur
George Shafter
Thurssey
Fuly
Patterson-Pletcher Store
Dry slab wood price and delivery offered
Periie Armstrong Co advertises dry slab wood at two dollars per single cord with delivery to any city area. Home phone number 1241 provided for orders.
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Periie-Armstrong Co
Toledo and Chicago interurban to add three motors
Kendallville Indiana June 2 The Toledo and Chicago interurban railway will add three motor cars to service after securing a court permit to buy equipment costing up to 22600. Receivers certificates will be issued for payment. The line now runs seven cars and the purchase will bring ten cars total improving handling of growing traffic. This is part of a larger 200000 development appropriation for the line.
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