Woodmen to Unveil Monument for Frank Gaskill in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Woodmen of the World will unveil a monument to Sovereign Frank Gaskill at Lysden Wood cemetery, honoring his death on April 26, 1911. The ceremony draws 2000 members from Indiana and nearby states, with subsequent monuments planned for Roanoke and an Illinois camp. the Fort Wayne Camp No. 129, founded January 27, 1905, reports 130 members and plans a large class by September 1, amid a growing order with extensive benefits and a long history.
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Fort Wayne
Lysdenwoot
Adtixor
Bron Geskl
Thadar
A ¥ Orl
Thias
Imen
Abe
Frank Guekill
Indiana
Eastern
Obin
Colorado
Roanoke
Illinois
Woodmen For the World
Denuty D. G. Smith
Cathy
South Bend
Fred Yackon
J.D. Stephens
RE. White
Leutenant
Ko Baum Yanister
Jf MN. Lehman
Enodatand
Eifferrs Aire
Burnin
A. Berger
Philo
Hering
Weinlent Bang
G. W. Dror
Hank Sisk
Harry Savik
Chester Kyler
Floomfield
Glen Young
Harry Kneaper
Fred Zickon
F. ¥. Boitet
Fran Sisk
Dincis
Yanker
J. 4. Crammit
A. Burl
Glen Foung
Esvort
Bellamy
Sentey
Ed. Parnin
John Bukeramt
G. Brubb
Urs. Stoll
Studer
Kimmell Virsigians
Michigan City
Illinis
Wisconsin
Sovereign Camp
Pacific
Canniihan
Alsgrave
Joseph Cullén Hoot
Wonderalt
Tifr
Momhora
Hay
Tle
Order OF Mystery
Binkerr
Tadges
Areyieh
United States
Yale Qnier
Inchia
Initarion
Ethan
Acquittals Bring No Justice in Augsburg er Murder Trial
Two men Kennedy and Laughlin were tried for the murder of Sammel Augsburg er in a Fort Wayne saloon in September 1907. The bodies exhumation and post mortem photos, plus a black jack and a garden hose wound, shaped conflicting testimony that left Kennedy acquitted and Laughlin spared by a hung jury.
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Philip Kenneny
Tort Wayne
Alien County
Sammel Augsberger
Kennedy
Charles Laughin
Augnburger
Kinney
Los
Wiseases
Ken
Same Aussburger
Jie
Peltier
Macbeth
Barnett
Lavebby Wan Xivan
Shilts
Laughlin
Augsburgser
Columba
Muirger
Tarnett Contessel
Tr. Barnett
Philip Kennedy
Thal
Auger
Talighin
Bence
Release Fort Wayne Suspect at Elkhart
Fort Wayne suspect Kid Sowers, a transient, was released after payment of $11 on carrying concealed weapons charges. He surrendered a bicycle and dollar to satisfy judgment. Police noted insufficient evidence to prosecute. authorities indicated the suspect's transfer was not pursued.
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Fort Wayne
Elkhart
Alkhart
Inds
Indiana
LNG
Kid Sowers
Cas
Jude Leethi
Shwera
Exe Meyers
Fork Wayne
Mans
Toul Interacian Atflefils
Tony
Avidenes
Piaket
Meyers Toon
NHL
Geil
VaMlurlo
Phrsickims
Omlals
Ind
Wolt & Dessaner
WEW Departure and Retail Ad Notes in 2019 Calhoun Page
Fragmentary OCR item references WEW departure, manufacture cues, Pixtun, large assortment, dew, Romungds Electric, Ci 2019 Calhoun. Readers gain minimal context from scattered words without clear event or dates.
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Cue Men Pixtun
Romungds Electric Ci
Calhoun
Former friendless youth endows home for poor boys
Kansas City dispatch reports Maj. Andrew Drumm, a livestock commission president and millionaire, will endow a home for poor and friendless boys with about 40000. The project includes acquiring an 372 acre site near Lava Sumimit, with an $85,000 purchase and a $150,000 facility plan. The home aims to train ambitious youths through industrial hoarding and opportunities, with plans to transfer ownership to the charity. Drumm, 84, born in China, left the state as a youth, and has since built a mining and business career.
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Kansas City
Andrew Drumin
Livestock Commission
Big Ralliemén
Southwest
Drumm
Alexander Fraser
Lava Sumimit
Phare
Theamselver
Deano Ie
Ghia
Mattorninavith
Gashat Payment Plan On Winter Lilie Streets Near Lewis
Plan details for paving sewers and sidewalks on Winter and Lilie Streets one block south of Lewis, with associated prices. Gashat Payment Plan referenced along with Lennart and Ortlieb as parties.
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Lewis St
Lennart & Ortlieb
Echo Meeting at Plymouth Church S S Convention
The Fort Wayne Graded Union of Sunday School Teachers and Workers hosts an Echo Meeting at Plymouth Church at 3 p m Sunday with delegates from the state Sunday school convention. Rev A J Folsom opens with a devotional period, Edith Nickel sings, then city superintendents and delegates share impressions of the state meeting.
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S. S
Plymouth Church
Jelty Wil Mort
Plsmout
Bers
Fort Wayne
Sunny Senoor
A. J. Folsom
Misa Edith Nickel Wi
Wiig
Deceived by so called superfluous hair cures
A dated anti hair removal warning denouncing dubious depilatories sold by questionable firms. It cites alleged physician rejections, harmful ingredient claims, and consumer testimonials used to extort money. The piece warns of harsher effects and urges readers to avoid unproven products while offering a supposed safety guarantee and ordering details.
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Wuaing
Hn Osinrs
Mirada Chemical Company
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Frank Gaskill
Tim
Stohin
William Wolf
J. H. Dummitt
Camp No. 129
E. Cady
E.T. Drew
J. Root
Augsburger
Neny
Jor
W. W. Barnett
Kennndy
Augsburger Tus
Hid
Burnett
Perrey
Columbia City
Ferrey
Dr. Parvath
Coun
Jimmy
Corlows
Dexter
H. C. Rose
Barr Street
WEW
G. Templin
Shoaff
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