Washout on the Wabash disrupts rail excursions and building plans
Rain silenced Sunday trips as a washout near the Wabash delayed arrivals and prompted railways to reroute. In Fort Wayne, crowds and freight faced interruptions while workers prepared for a new machine shop and a massive tower project to power future operations.
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Nain
Amlott
Fort Wayne
al Ins
Grand Rapids
Mies Walsh
Dretrott
Dante
Detroit
Toho
Dayton
Lake Erie & Western
Indianapttis
Local notes on marriages and appointments in Harrisburg area
Fragmented report lists upcoming weddings at bride homes, trips to St Paul, and a wedding drill. Includes superintendent Pickarst entertaining Mrs Pickard and child, new hires at the Wa bash in Cie, and resignations at the Graal Rapids Indiana line. Mentions embers visiting Washington, D C, and New York plans by fireman Wright.
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Calumbus CL Rees
Checkman
Fine ‘Polnaytyania Creisht
Wiersix
le Apichiel Kelly
Inne
Sentte Brostyrigy
T.B. Pickarst
Bass Foundry
TD. Pickard
Chiken
Chicago
Mr. Pickard
Fred Gassett
Thomas 3Uiller
Aglatia
We D. and
OL Railway
Garrett
Jarrod
Brntat A. Darted
Mittsburg
Wishington
D. C
Wranlé Wright
Tela- Aves
New York
Bitepalmet
Ana ‘Freiiht Axent
Charles Ketsey
Law
Graal Rapids & Indiana Cong Wang
OLOW
Seed
Mendyn
Fitzpatrick
Mtr
Jkeusey
King Edward Continues To Improve In Buckingham Palace
June 29 report from London describes King Edward’s improving condition after surgery. Bulletin notes fewer watchers at the palace and signs of progress as doctors report stable vitals. Queen Alexandra and royal family attend services while crowds show cautious optimism about the king’s recovery.
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Luonton
Tess
Tys Fancher
Edwand
Polack
Gervicus
Eiward
Mesandis
Wales
Marlborough
Chapel Royal
St James Palace
Kingdon
Buckingham Palace
Kine Sa Yy
Granborne Nots
Bon Ares
Daily Mail
Copenhagen
Alesandra
Mane Ish Hussars
Landon
Once Wealthy Woman Wandered to Ghia and Fort Wayne
A former NY resident described as now impoverished traveled to Ghia seeking passage, then to Fort Wayne to reach relatives. Mrs. Mary A. Corneina’s journey included wandering city streets, speaking in a manner that captivated bystanders, and a confusing path that brought police attention. The report notes her origins in New York and prior life in Texas.
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Fowling
Witteh
Mary A. Corne
Fort Wayne
Imine Racer
Ling
Jnveingas
Hunt Ditch
Tewrenan
New York
Jay Alrike
Tyne
Heavy rainfall damages crops and delays farm work
Weather reports yesterday note dramatic rainfall that damaged crops across several areas. Wheat and other grains suffered as fields became flooded. farmers faced stalled harvests and delayed tasks. The downpour also ruined pastures, with livestock areas flooded and some fields abandoned.
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Sand Apa
Excursion Train Wreck Claims Prominent Musician
A Colorado excursion train wreck near Crippke Creel involved a broken rail. Prominent musician of Shiawity, WRuncie ML, was killed instantly and about thirty passengers injured, several fatally. Among the seriously hurt are Mary O Roark aged thirteen and Victor Colo. Additional injuries include Tr.stelle Lavy and Haynes W Cireon with broken bones and bruises.
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Colorado
Stelle Lavy
EripMe Creel
Ielsht Ris
Dite Weutcany
Haynes W. Cireon
Fpink Gayer
Areels
Cath
Notice from a Local Parish Regarding Saint Maronite Ceremony
Notice reports a gathering at Udi University to honor Sister Valdivia and arrange a ceremonial event. The text mentions social expectations and reflects on men’s impulses versus choices, captioned with a quirky line about longing to do better. The fragmented wording limits precise names or dates.
Bones of Jessie James Find New Burial Plot
The fragment reports the interment of Jessie James bones in a cemetery near Keary, with mentions of relatives Mrs. Keralda Saniel and Prank James among attendees. A funeral service is noted, indicating a long-standing reburial event in Medior yard.
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Jessie James
Kansas City
Medior
Keck
Flor Springs
I Kearny
Keralda Saniel
Dessie James
Prank James
Mary
Unclear tribute text near Grunheims event
Fragmentary obituary fragment mentions August, a group of dames and relatives at a local event with mourning and a reflected public farewell. The readable portion includes names and a notation of exercises or memorials, though specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
Automobile Race From Paris To Vienna
In a Paris to Vienna auto race a Renault driven by a French crew completed the route in about twenty hours. The course began near Paris and finished near Vienna, with the winner showing strong speed and endurance. The event drew observers from several European cities and highlighted emerging motor racing talent.
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Praulman’s
China
Trautmgern Sportsmen's Emporium
Main St
Sill Pre
Vramic
Walterfelt
Hadsestere
Hho
Kigely
Cennsylvania Traght
B.A. Gout
Penn
Mackie Coal
B.A. Rogers
Merrieg
GR & Ot
Valen
Mich
Koenig
Payton
Rmmor
Louis Altevout
Rass
Weator
Mitleburg
Wiliane Hammond
Broadway
Warsaw
Charles Price
Grand Rapids & Idiana
Grand Staples
Allen
Pennsylvania
M Door
Glerk Res
Motive Power Department
Pittsburg
Reed
Port Wayne
Nebst
Nail
Stumpntaken
Fervita Mamcal Cu
Clon Park
Dackson
Drap. Buchman
West Washington Street
F. M. Smith &Co
R. R
Cinckpoti
Youtaville LO
Qbio
Tinos
Ilo
Cadliys
Crapsér
Wddrose H. J. Rhein
Tidianapolis
Ina
N. W. Bloom
Federal
Embarriet
Calhoun
Mary Whery
Madison
J. Me. Rosenthal
Ana
Tarrison St
W. Berry
Filek Building
Cravilte
Edward
Bulletin
Core
Rawart’s
Hbysleline
Glock Jomielt
Mary A. Corning
Ghia
Wayne
Tives
Mentz, Rosenbloom & Co
Clovis Sergex
Venetidus
Fegular Erie
Miclinery
Murcerizeil
Him Ina
Eaa- Artite
Chevrols
Valdivia
Geliow
Cis Delightink
Akir Ly
Ford
Elise
Paris
Vienna
Dune
Mark Renault
Vienan
Cullen
Bawcai
E. Main St
Frederick H. Schellmann
Undertaker
Enbalmer
Alfred A. Kramer
Auit F. Konis
Henry Wellman
West Berry
J. ©. Peltier
West Wayne Street
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