Verdict favors exoneration in Duvalier inquest over Jacob Murgeld death
The coroner's jury finds Jacob Mangeld died of cardiac failure likely due to atheromatous degeneration and long heart weakness, not foul play. The postmortem notes no skull fracture, no brain injury, and pathology points to natural causes. Wolfe, held for murder, may be exonerated though kept for trial.
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Duvalier
J. Grandste T
Jaca Miuugeld
Pawlerwten
Charbes
Thomas
Jacob Maisold
Tay Alverusud
Onion
Caote
Caihae
Crewe
Wolfe
Wwitson
Jacob Mangeld
Wola
Jacob Murgaid
Hall for Rent at Pastime Emporium
Large, well lit hall available for rent at Pastime, advertised as the largest and most comfortable in the city. Inquiries welcomed at the Emporium.
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theEmporium
Popular Young People Marry Near Hamilton
A pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Aldrich uniting their daughter Edigh with Mr George A Reghe. Rev Wesley Kemper officiated in a parlor ceremony beneath a wedding bell. About twenty five relatives attended and a bountiful meal followed. The couple will reside with the groom's mother Mrs Beebe who is in poor health.
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Ind
Get
Charles Aldrich
Edigh
George A. Reghe
Lng Calirs. Jr
Beebe
Eliane Beebe
Chavivarl
Former Angola Citizen Dies at Soldiers' Home
A telegram to the sister of a former Angola resident in the Soldiers' Home at Marion, Indiana, reports the death of Sok Aros, aged about seventy, who had lived in Angola about three years. The funeral arrangements were to be announced by his relatives, with burial planned in the local cemetery.
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Angola
Murenc
Ind
Marien
Inn
Sok Aros
Angala
Sean
Thie
Nelda
Cough Syrup Guide From A Curious Old Text
An OCR fragment presents a dubious home remedy for coughs. It describes mixing granular sugar with water, adding unspecified ingredients, and notes a bottled cough syrup claiming to ease symptoms. The text lacks clear instructions, safety cues, or reliable sources.
Continuance Sought in Meat Inspection Case Hearing
Sinacker and FJ Sessions requested a two minute continuance in the meat inspection matter. The case is set forOctober 16. Juba Tres was renamed Liteure um Seber on September 17 at the charge of ulus. vin
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Sinacker
Juba Tres
Liteure
Patrolmen to Enforce City Work Permits, Mayor Says
Mayor Hosey states patrolmen must demand city work permits from contractors and report unpermitted activity. She notes repairs and moves have occurred without permits and patrols should ensure contractors obtain authorization before starting any work within city limits.
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Willa J. Hosey
Hosey
Caledonians Plan Halloween Dance and Supper
The Caledonian vial hosts a Halloween gathering for Caledonians on Saturday October 31 with a supper and dance. A program for youngsters includes apple duckling and stories of witches, followed by dancing and social time for all attendees.
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Sons of the Land of the Thistle
Caledonian Society
NAT GOODWIN AFVALS MACMILLAN FOR EDRA GOODRICH
Nat Goodwin engaged to Edna Goodrich while MacMillan plans to wed Maxine Elliott amid a tangle of rivalries and former marriages. Gossip ties Goldfield Mines owner to London trip and pearls scandal as both camps press for advantage.
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Nat Goodwin
Macmillan
Edra Goodrich
Goldfield Mines
Maxine Elliott
Reno
Nev
Goodwi
Lontina
Edna Goodrich
Goodwin
Syhielr Owas
Hny
London
Eliiett
Als
New York
Goodwiht
Svoris
MacMillin
Second Ward Democrats Plan Meeting Parade
The Second Ward Democrats organize a city hall gathering on Thursday evening at 7:30, with plans to march to a meeting featuring Williams. The notice mentions drums and a local organizer Lois Pris.
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Indoh
Barber Asphalt Company to Repair City Streets
Board of works members reported the Barber Asphalt Company will undertake street repairs in Bowen Bay and Port Wuyi within ten days. The firm plans ongoing work across the city, with Willie Miner cited as coordinating repairs and supervision of the project.
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Baeber Asphalt Company
Board of Works
Loman
Bowen Bay
Willie
Port Wuyi
Goodbye Cockroaches and a Wide Promise
A faintly readable ad describes a cockroach poison product from Steam Electric Paste, Buffalo New York. It promises a money back guarantee if unsatisfied and claims a low price for a 1 oz box sold by druggists. The piece notes high cockroach deaths and urges purchase to combat pests.
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Steve Norseuives
KHO Stearns
Ana Kon
Nou
Buffalo, N.Y
Damaged Caption Sparks Local Street Repair Confusion
Fragmentary OCR notes describe asphalt street work funded by the water department and city officials. The garbled text names a gun campaign and costs paid by the city, but key details are missing.
Born to August Son menburn in Fort Wayne
City brief reports birth at 2411 Force street as Mr. and Mrs. August Son menburn welcomed a son. Notes on local meetings and visitors include Drs. Gilpin and Hamiltay at a medical secret address. Charles Snider leaves for Wakarusa, Kansas after visiting Fork Wayne with his sister Mrs. J. W. Squires. Hiram Pressey, brother of Lieut AW Pressey of the United States Navy, visited the city from Indianapolis, en route to greet another.
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August Sonmenburn
Force Street
Pressey
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Oroiher
Seaveys store sale ends amid odd street prank tale
A garbled report describes a disruptive incident near Seaveys store sale with a letter Carrier DTY ler on Minois street as the main figure. It mentions a dislocation and a walk home from a rink, with references to Tr Squires and Seth Low and a broad, unclear sequence of events.
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Dty Ler
Minois Street
Ni Jae
Hye Tr
Squires
Seth Low
Fawcone
Notice of Peach Delivery and Editorial Critique
Just received 200 bushels of high grade Erie peaches. Best lot of the season. Frank Feiple, 618 Madison avenue. Home phone 480. MR ROOSEVELT IS NOT GRASPING. The irony of events appears in the Inventer of Donley and the newspapers at the presidency lit erary contracts for the period following his retirement.
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Frank Feiple
Madison Avenue
Kirk
Donley
Ane
Presidency
Flint
Col- Vier's
Incoherent OCR note with mixed jumbled phrases
Fragmentary text recounts scattered names and terms, including animals and medical hints, but lacks clear events or context. The piece appears as garbled OCR from a historical page, containing stray names such as Admiral Coffee and CATTLE with references to injuries or conditions, but no coherent narrative or dates.
For Sale Baby Wood by W. P. Smith in Broadway area
For sale a wood supply described as baby wood, 16 inches long, delivered at two dollars per cord anywhere in the city. Contact W. P. Smith at 2536 Broadway by phone 6225 for arrangements.
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Perrine & Armstrong
Bell Phone
P. Smith
Broadway
New York Ex-Mayor's Speech on Banking and Railroads
A page long speech by a former New York mayor criticizes Bryan and the Democratic stance on bank deposits and government ownership of railroads. He argues for limited government control, warns against guaranteed bank deposits, and urges responsibility by directors and stockholders amid calls for reform.
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Wrn J Bryan
Sternbarck Ours Raney
Bryan
Europe
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Golang Loesen
Brean
Oklahoma
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Raya
Ani
Tsmintinas
Lowe
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New York
Joerp
Public Works notice in Fort Wayne over road work assessors
The Board of Public Works in Fort Wayne Indiana announces action under the Department of Improvement Resolution No. 4M. It lists Bricksride Street Front Karlfield Avenue to Broadway as property affected and describes assessment details, ownership names, property descriptions, and a plan to accept the work upon final estimate. A hearing is set for Thursday October 9 at 7:30 PM at Board offices for those interested or aggrieved.
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Rooi NO
City Hall
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Bruckesridee
Kalrfield Avenue
Broad—way
Public Works
Aftic
Department of Works of Saldelty
Board of Pub- Thursdey
Io Telate
J Lennon
Merry Schwartz
Jesse Brostus
Bord
W. Beoqker
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L Weber retires from service at Wabash Valley line
L Weber, retiring head of the way department of the Wabash Valley Company, bids farewell after forty engineers and supervisors attended a formal recognition. The ceremony honored his long tenure and leadership in the department, noting his role in daily railroad operations and planning.
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Ghins
Harry Weber
Minutenaner of Way
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Gepartment
Whithie
Hy. Sonn
Mn Weber
Sporkites
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Weber
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Uae
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Weheet
Pireuits
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Norford
Will Stecerd
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