Nickel Plate Engineer Dead in Bellevue Home
Bellevue records note the death of Nickel Plate engineer T. M. Leonard at age 58 from a lightning strike at his Bellevue, Ohio home yesterday afternoon. Leonard, father of Walter M. Leonard, was a longtime Fort Wayne area railroad worker, trusted with passenger routes and rail integrity projects for over two decades.
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Bellevue
Fork Wayne
Walter M. Leonard
Bewlley
Leonard
Lelbvue
Waller My Leonard
Lefe
T. M. Leonard
Fort Wayne
Olio
Wabash Machinist to Return to Germany
Wabash machinist Harry Kirchner to resign early this week to return to Germany and live there permanently. He plans to wed Miss Elizabeth Briller and the couple will leave for New York to take passage to their homeland. Kirchner has been in the United States for some time.
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Wabash
Harry Kirchner
Gibhany
Elizabeth Briller
New York
Kirchner
Monday and Tuesday Specials at The Best Creamery
Readable fragment lists daily deals from The Best Creamery including fresh country eggs home grown lettuce and sweet oranges. It mentions graded sugar bananas potatoes greens and pineapples with several pricing garbled parts. The text reads like a storefront notice advertising produce and dairy items for Monday and Tuesday.
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Michigan
Hood's Sarsaparilla Spring Medicine Ad
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a safe pure spring medicine to purify blood restore appetite and aid digestion. It mentions Sarsatabs as chewable tablets and lists a 109 dosey une dollar price.
Rail workers suffer injuries and repairs at Pennsylvanian plant
A multi-article report details a worker sustaining a mashed hand at a Wahysl sound loupe and other injuries as machines and ravkers cause accidents. It notes hospital treatment, expected recovery, and mentions several workers from the Pennsylvania erecting shops and local divisions, along with upcoming repairs and orders for Wabash and Cincinnati Southern systems.
Concordia Singing Society Concert and Dance Night
City notes report Concordia Singing Society held a concert followed by a dance last evening. Wig Kreis Stoleenau planned to attend the Saengerfest in India later this month. Ed Derhsimer awarded roofing and heating contract for Dr E B Morgan residence on Washington Boulevard and Lafayette Street. Stapleford welcomed a son born to William Stapleford, with his mother a sister of the late L D G Nelson. A youth from Fort Wayne saved an elderly woman at Calhoun and Werner streets after a vehicle crush. Turnverein Vorwaerts to host season entertainment at West Superior hall with Saxonia Singing Society. A list of local names and sketches featured. We display child’s wash suits line from Patterson-Pleichers Co.
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Concordia Singing Society
Wig Kreis Stoleenau
Ed Derhsimer
E. B. Morgan
Washington’ Boulevard
Lafayette I Slroat
Stapleford
William, Stapleford
John Stapleford
Fort Wayne
Mr. Stapleford
LD. G. Nelson
Robert
Tras
Aidan
Berty
Calhoun Streets
Calhoun Street
Turnverein Vorwaerts
Sas
Fyrnhall
West Superior Street
Saxonia Singing Society
Lissner
Adolph Roggen
J. ¥. Kochlinger
BR. Gepper
Stern
William Freuchtentoll
Joseph Bogensennetz
Ae John Grapp
Mite
Mi Stern
F. Bauer
Ees
Patterson -Pleicher CO
Greek Candy Kitchen Opening Brings Large Port Warne Crowd
The Greek Candy Kitchen launched its new store drawing between 8 000 and 16 000 attendees who enjoyed the debut as the orchestra provided music. Proprietor John Vaxehins thanked Port Warne residents for their patronage and promised continued effort and quality goods to sustain the strong turnout and service. Wall Paper offered at L. O. 883 830 Calhoun Street as advertised.
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Beteen
Tepha Rarnen
John Vaxehins
Port Warne
Veteran Soldier Dies Suddenly in Fort Wayne Home
Charles Tr. Cloge a Civil War veteran and lifelong Grace Reformed Church member, died Saturday at 930 Mast Lewis Street at seventy three. He served in the Ferry-Union Ohio Cavalry, fought at Chickamauga, and was mustered out in 1865. After the war he worked in mining and at a foundry before settling in Fort Wayne. He leaves a family in Ohio and Indiana. A Grace Reformed service is planned with burial details to follow.
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Harles
Cloge
The
Reformed Church
Lewis Treet
Allerard
Ohio
Val Guiters
Texas
Chickamauga
Tie
Sandusky, O
Fort Wayne
Basa Foundry
Heaith
Arriet
Cleveland
Syty
Ener
Fort Wy
Chose
Suntington
Weatherstady Close
A. Malor
Taft Favored On First Ballot, Taft Campaign Claims
Campaign manager Arthur J. Versen asserts in Columbus that William H. Taft is preferred to win on the first ballot in the presidential canvass. Versen states Taft’s lead remains strong among backers, with organizers declaring the effort nearly complete.
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Columbus. O
Whiliam HL
Taft
Arthur J. Vers
Delegates Selections For National Convention Reported
The last conventions for selecting delegates to the national convention were held today. Of 980 delegates, 963 are instructed for Taft, 225 for other candidates, and 192 are uninstructed. Uninstructed delegates favor Tad, who will have close to 700 votes. The notice ends with an advertisement for Wall Paper at J Hull's, 320 Calhoun St.
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Vorys
Fort Wayne T. P. A Men Honored at State Meet
May 16 son Watt of Fort Wayne was elected 61st vice president of the state convention of the T. P. A. Fleming and Russell named delegates to the national convention. Fleming serves as chairman at Post. Patterson-Fletcher Co. selling a land-sewn belt with three initials in English style for $1.90.
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Sonn Watt
Mart Wayne
Ivas
B. Fleming
J. A. Russell
My. Fleming
Tiree
Patterson-Fletcher CO
State Convention of Eagles Elect Officers Rammond Ini May 1
The State convention at Eagle elected Ren Altany as next greeting venue and chose officers: President Th. 1 Fults Bedford vice president Fletcher M Noe Indiana Splis secretary A Rigdon re elected treasurer Andres Jugmli trustee Mason W Relfi Bluitton. Wall paper ad at 830 Calhoun St promotes new styles.
Eighth grade commencement exercises planned at Kosetuste and Winona North
Commencement program details for the eighth grade at Kosetuste and Winona North, Warsaw Ind, include music by The Weininger sisters of Akron and a solo by Mrs. Be rastac o. The exercises, led by Rev. chert, will conclude with the benediction before the Claraill trustees.
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Kiet Newe Bureau
Warsaw
Ind
Amerrattsements
Kosetuste Conte
West Saterday Ab
Wuditorkin
Winona North
Hebertmn Berastac O
Methodist Clares Warsi
Weininger
Oldest Northern Indiana Fishing Club Plans May Lake James Outing
The Silver Grays, organized in 1870 at Angola, Indiana, and oldest in the region, schedules its annual Lake James outing in May or June. The 2 week sport trip has long been followed by additional October excursions. The May 13 departure will begin at Spring Point, with expected strong attendance and Ford for Ford Ford.
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Indiana
Spring Point
Lake James
Kiss
Angola
Ind
Silver Grays
Ancola
Cac
Henry Menzenberger
Orville Carver
Lawrence Gates
Isaac N. Williamson
Leopold E. Weicht
Meming W. Boéler
William Coubaugh
Jay J. Gates
James Tovley
Samuel Beignt
Berg
Angela
Prenkma
Luk
Simeon K. Larson
Gen Dawson
Terman Frereang
William Reeves
Larson
Danied
Garver
Reevi
Ike
Bues
Ford
Hhays
New Hospital Visit Noted on Ghrtens Street
The record notes Mr. Gaskill has been removed from the hospital to 1814 Ghrten Street. He expresses gratitude for the care received and mentions the trip’s impact on his progress and outlook.
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Gaskill
Ghrten Street
Fieries
Frank J. Dunten to Speak at Rushville Event
Elst News notes Frank J. Dunten has received and accepted an invitation from the committee in charge of the prelim to deliver advice at the opening of the Kodtits of Prthtan Rushville in June. Dunten is described as an accomplished speaker and highly respected for his clear attention.
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Elst News Lair
Desten
Prthtan Rushville
Dinten
Eastern Star Ladies Hold Big Banquet and Fight Night Bout
A narrative from Lagrange Indiana recalls two social events. The Eastern Star lodge hosted a large banquet for Wolcottville and Rome City members with music, readings, and a decorated hall. Separately in Hulls, a June Young Doughrey bout at the National Athletic Club drew strong action, McGovern pressing early and fading in later rounds as Doughrey challenged the former champion.
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Young Doughrey
Thts City
National Athletic Club
McGovern
Loughrey
Jrow
Circuit Court News: Dekala County property dispute arises
In Dekala County Circuit Court today, Francia A. Fuchissy and Marie Luttman sue for possession of several city properties, claiming title is clear. The plaintiffs seek eviction and a $590 judgment, with attorney DL Mendy and BV Mottman named as counsel.
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Circuit Court News
Dekala County
Atburs
Chork Tonk
Delay County Circuit Court
Beihe Kent
Prises
Plalntits
Francia A. iFuchissy
Marie Luttman
Mendy
Mottman
Rosses sue for board services and medical aid debt
The Islwintiff claims the defendant owes for board washing and nurse hire and seeks judgment in a May term for 3 dollars. A marriage license was issued to Charles L Osburn and Stele Clark of the county aged twenty one and twenty six. Patterson-Fletchker Co sells a 150 dollar lightweight union suit.
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David
Cora Ross Ve
Nathaniel
Francis
Islwintiff
Charles L. Osburn
Ard Stele Clark
Delfalb
Auburn Crack Shots Trip to Angola
Several members of Company K of the Third Regiment left Auburn for Angola at noon to take possession of a time range belonging to Company FB. The group includes Lieutenant Moody and privates Wilson Denison, George Rogers, George Cac, Ory, Crooks, and George Ginder. They expect to set records this afternoon as their company boasts strong marks.
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Kist
Burezi
Auburn
Tnd
Angola
Ferie Sielders
Lieutenant Moody
Wilson Denison
George Rogers
George Cac. Ory
Crooks
George Gin
Jury Deadlocks in LaGrange Rape Case
In LaGrange Indiana jurors failed to reach a verdict after hours of deliberation in a rape case. The panel was out overnight and adjourned without decision on Friday afternoon. Four jurors favored conviction and four favored acquittal as the case proceeded against the defendant charged last November.
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Nickel Plate
T. M Leonard
Wihien
Mude
Railroad World
Wabash Machinist
Germany
Coverdale & Archer CO
Voelckel & Nolan's
DIXIE
GREAT
Electro & CO
Electrical Wisards
Westons
Aneta Primrose
English Musici
Lincolns
M. Dipps
Buex Way
Ernest Yerxas
LDA Schnee
Temple Orchestra
Eve Ray
J. Oa
Crathlal
Loupe
Ani
Kasadt
Haniolph
Amddlepulnt
I. Welly
Waliwh
Anil
Serre
Henry Honk
Pennsylvania
Hid Cah
Ie Dutley
Plera
SA. Glanm
Hig Malot Gee
Penn- Aylyanta
Walter Jones
Stehoning
MY. Jones
Wabash Company
Menty Af Worlthy
Cingmnat Southern
Schaffner & Marx
Patverson-Fleycrer Co
Eli
L. O
Ladies’ Summer Union
Dame Fashion
New
Foster
Kayser
Queen Quality
Oxfords
Copenhagen
the People’s Store
Charles E, Close
Wall Bauer
Vorys Seyst
State Convention OF Eagles
Calhoun St
Uir Sant
Saft
Patters
Fletcher
Su Patterson-Fietchers
Im Kate
Terry Mgovern
Philadelpnia
Terre McGoveen
Hull's
Patterson
Further Co
Eastern Star
Lagrange
Eastern Star Lodge
Wolcottville
Rome
Elorenge Smith
Ed Stroup
Reading
Lora
Platt
Jllison
Tha Weylind Orchestra
Chapman
Kendallville
Patterson-Fisteher
Douglas Aves
East Washington Street
West Mera
Ieee
Patterson-Fletchker Co
Aubry
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