Sabastian Miller and Daughter Injured in South Broadway Crash
Mr Sebastian Miller a Wayne township gardener and his daughter Ass Mary Miller were badly hurt in an accident on South Broadway yesterday morning when a horse drawn wagon loosened from a driver bolted toward an Interurban car. Miss Miller suffered deep cuts near her eye and a dislocated shoulder while Mr Miller had multiple injuries including a fractured collarbone and broken rib. Both are at St Seerphs Hospital in serious condition.
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Sebastian Miller
Wayne Township
Mary Miler
St. Seerph's Hospital
South Broadway
Miss Miller
Miller
Oetesk
Neville
Caltamily
Braundway
The Coffee Market
An OCR read of a brief note on coffee market conditions. It mentions price tendencies and potential shifts in supply and demand factors. Named entities are unclear due to fragmentary text but imply trading context and market tone.
Disorderly Break Ends Period of AC TV WN Si CHS
New York dispatch reports a disorderly break ending a period of activity at the AC TV WN Si CHS with turbulent events described, noting market conditions, receivership discussions, and financial figures including bond issues and currency exchange in a dense, era-typical financial wire summary.
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New York
Pbs Usaurated
Oprivnee
Ivanelny
Burrinlh Ag
Bernd al vii Uree
Cortes
United States
Wheat Market Decline Yet Gains From Corn Follows
Wheat market showed dull activity but strengthened by corn demand. May deliveries faced tight supply. prices rose as weather-led futures activity prompted short covering. Oats and corn trade mixed with receipts and regional variations noted. hogs and fats also influenced by demand, with July futures closing higher amid wet belt conditions. Local grain exchanges reported varied activity and modest gains across breadstuffs.
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Cory
Hhieris
Teagher
Gor Gog
Eas
Higher cables push wheat up as clover seed weakens
Market report notes higher cables lift wheat futures while clover seed shows weakness. Weather and growing conditions described as favorable in some regions, with continued demand and cautious activity in September deliveries. Prices for oats and other cereals mixed as traders digest crop prospects and export activity.
The Gay Goods Market Notes Mixed Dry Goods Prices
New York Nay M The most important factor of the dry goods market was an overall tone of steady prices. New grilles on Douched sheetings were seen at a basis of a cents per loom. Prices are released as subject to change without notice. Trade commentary notes for cotton yarn markets remain steadier or firmer but no strike at present.
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New York
Jelnur
Banski
Sayleinter
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Srike
Local notices and social events from Monroeville and area
Monroeville news reports the Baker cottage at Lake George, a May queen contest, and a list of visitors and events. A birth and death are noted, with the funeral at the Methodist church led by Rev. S. B. Cook. Social guests from Fort Wayne and Payne are mentioned, along with club performances and civic duties by local residents.
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Lake George
Ved J. Savieg
Port Wayne
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S. B. Cook
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Bert Wayne
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Payne, C
Christian Church
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Ethel Xerick
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Alex
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Wart Warne
Fry
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Indianapolly
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Cty Hospital
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Cours
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Fort Wayne
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Spake
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New Hiren
Bre
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Hekah Grand Lodge
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Judes
South Bend
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Monrose ‘Warne
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Caleal
Tial
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Mahlon Bolus
Nieten
Fragmentary Notes on Asian Interests in Journal Gazette
The readable lines mention Asian topics and a terse note about the Journal Gazette. No clear events, names, or dates emerge. content appears fragmentary and lacks a coherent news item or identifiable figures.
Auburn Local News Briefs Highlight Saturday Game
Auburn Indiana May 1 The ble loan of Auburn has finally succeeded in arranging a game for Saturday The cendalliie Tish school team will accommodate the boys on their diamond Reading meeting at 610 home of Burs Daniel Link on North Main Street Miss Della Mars returns from Elkhart for a quiet visit then goes to Tort ange for a position with the News Bureau Real estate transfers list J Babike ton B and Ne Bales buy a lot in Third addition for 200 and a lot to Sarah Geer for 1025 Frank Dingres and family leave for Crooked alte Myre Dr Stewart attends Indiana lodge delegates meeting Buckley family heads to Memphi s Tenn for an indefinite stay Buckley minot Vatuuulet sellers in the vicinity Frank Eckhart president of Eckhart Carriage company buys the beautiful residence on North Main Street.
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Ind
Auburn
Cendalliie Tish
Boygars
Lernoon
Ladieu
Reading
Burs
Daniel Link
North Main Stree
Della Mars
Elkhart
Wil
Tortange
Riet News Bureau
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J. Babike
Ne Bales
Damm
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Irank Dingres
Crookedalte Q Myre
Stewart
C. of . Lodees
Indiana
Nellie Buckies
Beargardt Buckley
Burn’s Minot
Viablic Aerionis
Dirssoy Én
North Main Street
Frimk Eckhart
The
Eckhart Caprige Company
Angola Minor News Highlights and Local Movements
May 19 notices show Earl Miller visiting Springport and returning to his post on Monday. Earl Leas visits Waterson. J P Grass family visit Lagrenge. Lemeraux cousins greet them. Sai Cis wife visits Cox’s mother in West Unity Ohio. Stephen Born and C Ar Story head to Kokomo for soldiers encampment duties. B J Crossthwaite, Altina Gales, Nes Matt Richardson to represent Angela W R C at the gym event. Mrs William Wells spends day in Fort Wayne. Kink attends annual meeting of Indiana school of instruction of the State Undertakers association.
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Angola
Ind
Earl Miller
Springport
Mich
Aitte Gaughter
Earl Leas
Waterson
J.P. Grass
Lagrenge
Flarg Lemeraux
Camlir
Lermeraus
Fort Warne
Indiananoalls
Members of 28th Indiana Battery to meet at courthouse
Veterans of the late 28th Indiana Battery are called to assemble in the court house assembly room on Thursday night to perfect the organization of a Spanish-American War veteran camp.
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Indiana Battery
Court House
Market Report on Hog and Sheep Receipts Steady Prices
Hog receipts steady with prices higher on some grades. supply ample and quality mixed. Cattle activity reported with buyers cautious. hog and sheep markets show softer demand and reduced bids amid larger arrivals. prices vary by grade and region with some sharp declines noted for certain lots.
Mother and Children Found at Fair Grounds Destitute
Py Eist News Bureau reports a mother and her four children, living in destitute conditions, were found sleeping in a Kendallville fairground shed after wandering from Charter home on East Warne Street. Their landlord had objected to many children. Mrs Volk and her kids once stayed at a schoolhouse before entering the fairground shelter. Local charity workers sought shelter for the family, with authorities arranging care while a suitable residence is sought.
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EI Wee
Meter
Kendallville
Fast Warne Street
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Volk
Imarshal
Soven
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Cole
Rulins
Kunis
Mes
Cemtervise
Mel
Shivershie
Sheetalme
Howe
Oni
Remodel Dwelling Into Apartment House Plans Filed
Permit filed to convert a dwelling into an apartment house. Project by William Partenick and Dr WD Mstick plans for interior changes and exterior work. Estimated cost is $560 with work to include a kitchen and living areas for multiple units.
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William Partenick
WD. Mstick
Local Market Prices From Port Wayne Markets In 1916
Broad listing of wholesale prices for livestock produce grains fruits and dairy at Port Wayne markets. Includes butter eggs lard creamery goods potatoes onions cheese and corn with figures per pound bushel barrel and ton and references to specific lot prices and scale readings. Mentions barley rye wheat oats meshed with general farm product pricing and seed costs.
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Michigan
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Ath
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Marriage and illness sweep LEO community notes
In LEO Indiana on May 19 the town records several events. Mr Lewis Shoe, injured in a hay loft mishap, is tended by Dr Murphey. Weddings include Lester Vanzele with Mina Bertha Stewart and Arthur Bleekman with Geraldine Maxheld. Whooping cough spreads, many families affected, including Miss Belle Noble and Mrs Armorial Romers. A May 23 camp meeting runs for twenty one days as fishing trip plans form and Grandpa Shwartz remains critically ill at eighty four.
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Journal-Gaantta
Leo
Ind
Lewis
Root
Murphay
Wmn
Kloptenstein
Lester Vanzele
Mina Bértha’ Stewart
Arthur Bleekman
Geraldne Maxheld
Fort Wayne
Glosds Mill
Bins Frank
Twydia Sterick
Armorial Romers
Henry Gosler
Jie. Keyner
Gerry Burns
Lake James
Grandpa Shwartz
Police Court Notes From Huntington District
Floyd Young alias Homory Varida hau of Huntington faced a police court on a charge of stealing two stick pins from Leech and Chinese lamdreman. Hearing continued to morning. Young claimed Deason, a ball player from Huntertown, took pins and still has the pin. Five vagrants freed on promise to leave the city. William Ahern cited for second offense drunkenness. Frank Hogan fined and costs, sentence suspended. Also returns from hospital at Fort Wayne with Kendallville news and Fort Wayne reference. Listings note Journal Gazette ads at 32 per word.
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Homory Varidahau
Huntington
Leech & Chinese Lanmdreman
Ata Peripher
Ose
Altiouch Young
Deason
Huntertown
William Ahern
Fort Wayne
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