Bluffton Youth Arrested for Horse Theft in Fort Wayne
Bluffton youth Harry L Ludwig, nineteen, arrested on a Bluffton interurban car in Fort Wayne on charges of selling a horse and buggy belonging to another. Detectives Soliday and officers Lipkey and Bevelheimer seized him as he awaited departure west. Ludwig admitted his identity and claimed the horse and buggy were gifts from his father and that he planned to leave town with the money. Money from the sale was found on him and authorities prepared to return him to Bluffton. Small theft reports followed, including three pool balls stolen from Van Rary hall and two hens stolen from a Chick yard on East Warner.
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Vhereby
Bluffton
Harry L. Ludwig
George Soliday
Hiliot and
Bevelheimer
Ludwig
Blair+ ton
Sheri W. A. Lipkey
Wells Cowwig
D. N. Gottschalk
J. M. Baker
Fort Wayne
Gottschalk
W. S. Hall
Vanrary Hall
J. Didier
East Warne) Street
Ryan to Meet Gans for $30,000 Labor Day Fight
Syracuse boxing note reports Tommy Fiyan, who fought Hugo Kelly last night, accepted Tonopah Athletic Club offer to fight Toe Gans for a $30,000 purse on Labor Day. He plans training once articles are signed.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Tommy Fiyan
Hugo Kelly
Stochester
Tonopah Athiatic Club
Tonopah
Nev
Toe Gans
St Joe Club Cards Two Boxers For March 22 Show
Eddy Kinney and Paddy New are likely to headline a boxing card at Princess rink if Alatehmaker Sam Mur burger secures the match. Both fighters drew ten rounds here previously and a rematch is promised with a $60 side bet. Marin, Polis, and other locals circle the event as Marharger tries to add a bout before the club.
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Eddy Kinney
Paddy New
Princess Rink
Alatehmaker
Sam Murburger
River Tsa
Lng
Citch
Anfiana Polis
Marharger
Breaeeenack Roberts
Ant Tuddy Glover
Robbie Haris Nut
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices Aggregated
A cluttered real estate list compiled by a local abstractor names multiple transfers and property interests including names like Mary J. Alanford and James, with varied prices around 1.08 dollars and other sums. The document also weaves in unrelated snippets about local sports figures, courtship mentions, and scattered notes on individuals such as Madeline and William, reflecting a chaotically mixed page segment.
Cleveland Defends Insurance Companies In State Investment Brief
From Current Legislation New York March 7 announcement that Grover Cleveland has submitted a brief to the Association of Life Insurance Presidents arguing against compelled state proportional investments. He warns such laws may not increase policy security and could leave policyholders vulnerable if securities impairments occur.
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New York
Tandea
Grover Cleveland
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Cleveland
Monroeville Hews Death Of Mrs Imer Sprague At Home
Special Correspondence from Journal Gazette Monroeville Indiana March 3 8 oclock this morning at the home of Mr and Mrs J A Brown death occurred of Mrs Imer Sprague aged thirty six She had been ill nearly a year underwent a hospital operation in Fort Wayne last December and wished to return home but was not strong enough Funeral arrangements will be announced later She is survived by her husband three sisters Mrs Rita Johingon Canton Ohio Mrs Golly Mughes Desotar Ind and Mrs sate Buss Hartford City and brothers Samuel Darr Ting henr Kerr and Freel Dart Michigan The article notes a local practitioner Sanderland held ill health and a trip by Bert Redwards to New Mexico with his son next page line cuts.
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Journal- Gazette
Monroeville
Indy
Laine
Afr
J. A. Brown
Phis Nlees
Imer Sprague
Fort Wnayne
Montacrille
Jury verdict in Guerin shooting leaves question open
Chicago coroner's jury could not determine if artist Webster Guerin died by self-inflicted shot or by Mrs Mitchell McDonald who was in the studio and under arrest for killing Guerin. After eight hours the jury returned an open verdict and the case moves to the grand jury and criminal court for further action.
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Chicago
Webster Guerin
Mitchell McDonald
Guerin
Adams murder trial closes as jurors prep verdict
Wallace Idaho reports arguments in the Adams murder case have ended for both sides. Judge Woods will instruct the jury in the morning. A juror’s illness delayed proceedings, preventing an immediate verdict tonight.
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Wallace
Idaho
Marek
Failure of the Knights and Ladies of Columbia
Fraternal Insurance Society in South Bend about ten years old may be insolvent. The Loyal Americans of the Republic to reinsure the business. Knights and Ladies of Columbia have 80 lodges in Fort Wayne with many members.
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THE
Knights and Ladies OF Columbia
Fraternal Insurance Society
Republic
Routh Bend
Ind
Knights
Ladies of Columbia
South Bend
Elmer Crockett
Ormond Kennedy
John Reb
Amaricane of
Knights and
Iadies of
Columbia
Fort Wayne
Dainty luncheon dish with noodles and spices
A brief recipe fragment describes a luncheon dish using noodles with a hot sauce, a layer of whipped cream and berry notes, finished with powdered sugar. It mentions Neatpa with the noodles and a roted sprinkgly topping, served hot.
Ancient cure for drunken ness auction in London
Fragmentary text describes an auction in London of an ancient remedy for drunkenness sold by someone named veremity stan auetion. The garbled wording mentions a hoard or potion with a supposed curing property and a large interested crowd. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear dates or identifiable entities.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Stage and Prose Unsure Context
A partial OCR line mentions a stage in the waning hours of a head of HR and a reference to a prosaic caret, describing a slow weary period. The readable content is fragmentary and lacks clear event, date, or identifiable names.
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Bowan Fhmiar
Icting
Delineation of Thaw insanity debate and court drama
The court role played by Dr. Wagner during Thaw's trial included conversations with Thaw about his mental state and sanity. The examiner discussed paranoia and adolescent insanity while Thaw’s behavior, such as pacing and speaking, drew reactions from the jury and spectators.
Courtroom Confusion in Thaw Trial Highlights Expert Testimony
Dr. Wagner testified about Thaw's appearance and behavior in court, noting staring eyes and sweating while addressing Judge Fitzgerald. Cross examination touched on October and September visits, family history, and delusions, with objections overruled and adjournment announced as the day ended.
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Evans
Fitzgerald
Wagner
Mr. Jerome
Delmas
Thaw
Sid
Dr. Wagner
Piles Cure Claim Promoted in Journal Gazette Ad
An old Journal Gazette want ad promotes Pazoointment guaranteeing relief for piles healing in six to fourteen days. The notice touts meeting or proof of improvement and urges readers to try the proven remedy, reflecting period advertising claims.
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