Death after nitrous oxide dental procedure shocks small town
Mrs. Gragut, 29, died after nitrous oxide gas used during two teeth extraction at Osborn street dental office. Coroner and doctors attributed death to paralysis of the heart and brain due to gas, amid degeneration of heart tissue. Husband and family affected. funeral set for Wednesday at 6 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dios
Artlur
M. Cryson
Feliz
Boone
Ato
Osborn Street
Mex
Crayton
Mike
Benth
Uilvow Craig
A. Williams
Gettier Mentaer
Mental Inn
Interment Planned at Lindenwood After Postmortem
Incomplete obituary notes that Moe Crayton will be interred at Lindenwood after a postmortem. It states a Curtis post mortem examination was desired by friends and to be conducted by the family physician Dr G Z Sterling with present at the examiner’s proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iridge
Lindenwood
Curtis
Moe Crayton
Dy. G
Sterien
Corones
Unclear local incident near Jefferson Street
A vague report describes a disturbance in a neighborhood near the corner of Fin Horn and Jefferson Street. Eyewitnesses mention a dog and frightening atmosphere with pedestrians distressed by the event.
Defense at Tall S9on to be Promished
Defence plans promise major riverfront improvements benefiting the council and community. The proposal outlines enhanced protection measures and improvements to waterway access and public spaces for local residents.
Patrick hearing reveals Patrick’s alleged desire to kill Rice
Testimony from valet Timothy Jones at the Rice murder hearing describes Patrick asking whether Rice should be killed and suggesting chlara to end his life. Witnesses recount that Patrick and Chery waited by Rice’s home but Rice died before any action, with disputes over timing and involvement.
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New York
Patrick
Jones
Mile Nimaite Rice
Jonen
Paterick
Cnery
Taney
Patiick
Falrick
de Alin
Treaty intent amid Chinese fortifications and river access
April 1 report from Pekin notes wavering plans on dismantling forts at Taku and Hai Kuan. It states aims to render certain fortifications useless and destroy Cho worth fort to restore river flow and entrance navigation for foreign trade, pending military necessity and a potential treaty signing.
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Pekiui
the Generis
Taku
Blay
Hai Kuan
Sen Tsin
Cho Worth
Binew
China
Wilt Try Sugar Beets in Allen County Experiment
The article describes a planned trial of sugar beet farming in Allen County with notable figures and local companies contemplating contracts and a factory site. It notes possible payoffs, costs, and prospective partners while indicating shifting preferences toward the Jenhemazne company in the project.
Community Social at George Murett Residence
The village crowd gathered at George Murett's residence last night for a pleasant evening of social games and refreshments. Miss Prom Tarnett hosted a coke work and the evening included varied amusements while plans for upcoming assessments and society debates were noted for future dates.
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Sanday
Otelock
George Mureett
Prom Tarnett
AL Thin
Ohn Finangan
Debating Society
Geelober
Miners Go To Work In Irwin Field
Irwin Pennsylvania April 2 miners in the Towin field Grennbing and Hurninie at work this morning. Promoters report a decline at the gym meeting yesterday to accept the case will not change. The attempt to have Birtahueg settle adopted will not be given up.
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Irwin
Towin Field
Grenngbing
Hurninie
Atlas Metal Pile Company Formed in Indianapolis
A Fort Wayne company report notes Atlas Metal Pile Company, located at Fi capita stack, was incorporated yesterday with Maurice Goldverg ar, Charles Dash, and John B. Lansenberger listed as incorporators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tndianapolis
Atlas Metal Pile Company
Fi Capita Stack
Mauivice Goldvergar
Charles & Dash
BM. Lansenberger
Pao Ting Fu Amid War News and Occupation Notes
March 30 dispatches describe Rao Hing To reachable by rail within hours, while Folin remains remote to foreigners. Reports recount Chinese‑British‑French/German actions near Shan Li and Shu provinces, with thousands of Chinese troops and French forces advancing, and Pan Ting Pu enjoying relative peace under military advisory governance. Local Catholic missions and extortion complaints surface as tensions rise between occupying powers and native authorities. Lieutenant Reaves notes similar grievances at the U.S. legation.
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Folin
Brohig
Sho Brhiveen
Ghill
Shu 8
Ante-Bulinng Pass
Bhai Anan
Salingy
Shan ‘Li
Chi ‘Li
Cheng Ling
Hua Li
Pan Ting Pu
Trench
Lamary
J Shinn
Tieutenant Reaves
Atnehoe
United States Legation
Mr. Saukas
Maaizes
Political tensions frame China Russia withdrawal debate
A fragmentary report notes concerns about alliances and diplomacy as powers weigh China’s refusal to accept withdrawal conditions. It suggests Russia may adjust to avoid jeopardizing diplomatic posture and military standing, while questioning whether foreign powers will enforce support for China.
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Juak
Cvarhinad
Hat Ching
China
Russia
Fort Wayne Post Year Receipts Exceed $107 500
The Fort Wayne post office reports gross receipts for the year ending March 1 at over $107 500, amid a period of improved business exhibitions. Evartville tops competitors with more than 10 000 in year’s business, and expenses stay low, suggesting an anticipated rise despite a stringent mark.
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United States
Port Wayne
Bross
Wayne
Evareville
Duwi
Pretmaster Page
Local Spring Events Highlight Busy Farm Families
A muddled OCR note describes spring activities in several townships with many names. It mentions Sunday school, community gatherings, birthdays, dressmaking lessons, and recovery from illness. It notes a church service at St John’s Lutheran and a funeral for Dust Brits.
Funeral Rites Planned for Mrs. Frank in Lindenwood Cemetery
The remains of Mrs. B. Fran who died in Chicago yesterday morning will travel via the Pittsburg and Doon line to Lindenwood cemetery for interment. Mrs. Fran was well known in this city after visiting here many times. A niece, Mr. L Weil of West Wayne Street, survives along with two sons and five daughters. Her husband died several years ago.
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Fran
Chicago
Pittsbawg
Lindenwood
Frank
Rhig City
L. Weil
West Wayne Street
Traut Ten
Markets Reported as Strong With Varied Cattle Prices
The Chicago market notes a generally strong trend in cattle receipts of about 8,000. Good to prime steers fetch around 45.00, while poor to medium cattle bring 8.75 to 4.20. Stockers, feeders, cows, bulls, calves, and Texas stockers show varied ranges. Tomorrow’s receipts expected lower. weekend totals indicate higher prices for some categories.
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Chicago
Texas Tech
New York Stock Market Mixed After Volatile Trading
April 2 reports wide fluctuations in United States Steel and Burlington stocks with many prominent issues slipping. Gains appeared for St Paul Delaware and others but overall market weakness persisted as profit taking and short covering caused sharp moves and a general downtrend by midday.
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New York
United States
Sludiec
Burlington
Mantaitan
Companinn
Paul Rose
St. Paul
Delaware
Teu- Wesden
Prinklines
Bears
Howe
Alvmer
Texas
New York Produce Market Report Highlights Early April Trade
New York April 2 news briefs note butter and cheese receipts, 2300 pounds of creamery butter and 11 111ge fancy white, Epgs receipts and sugar refineries. Sugar and molasses markets show firm, steady prices with general dullness in granulated sugar. No. 7 Blo granulated milk products and related commodities appear in listings.
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New York
Warket
Fey
Faney
Strong
Western
Wink
Sovemern
Miss Nethersole Detter and Olga Nethersam Departures
London report notes actress Miss Nethersole Detter and Olga Nethersam preparing for recent examination and likely to depart by week’s end. Mrs F R Barrows and a party will relocate this week to a new home, Foster mentioned in discussion.
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London
Olga Nethersam
F. RB. Barrows An Wy
Hoa’ Foster
China Must Accept and World Tensions Rise
A garbled report from CHINA MUST ACCEPT details a diplomatic standoff between Chinese entities and foreign missions. It references a charge d affaires and tensions involving a ministerial figure, with unclear names and dates, but signals ongoing international friction and policy pressures amid a disputed governance backdrop.
Doctors at Ukepowo Wayne College class of 1901 take aim at practice
Ten graduates of Ukepowo Wayne College of Medicine class of 1901 are alleged to be avenging the profession by targeting its conduct. Dr John D Meremyur and others plan to practice in Hulmer Steuhen County while Des Francis McEvoy will locate at Getteva. An article in the Tachimapalis Press supplement titled The Anniversary of Thomas Seer kon by Frank Dildine discusses democracy. Mayor Leltever received a telegraph about a downtown at Elgw A Cort Bogtlinger, his wife’s cousin. Mr and Mrs Soherer plan to leave tomorrow to attend the Tuneedl, which will be Meldom Thursday. Mrs Beddinggor recently visited Neve mail in the city. Arthur and Richard Dimlop, two young boys aged seven and nine, were arrested for causing trouble and await the district attorney hearing. They were jailed after prior escapes, with ongoing questions about their next game.
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Uke Po
Wayne College of Medicine
Sion
John D. Merem
Hulmer
Steuhen County
Des Francis McEvoy
Getteva
Leltever
Elgw
Cort Bogtlinger
Ws. Soherer
Beddinggor
Fort Wayne Markets grain and commodity prices brief
Fort Wayne market page lists spring wheat at 4.40 to 4.80 per bushel, oil meal at 31.40 per car, flax seed 1.25, wool washed 25 cents, green hides 10 cents, pork and cattle price notes, middlings 26 dollars, bron-ton 14.00, short 16.00, and assorted farm goods with mixed figures and unit marks.
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Fort Wayne
Ro Peyton
Varley
Dale
City Tay Maree Produce Prices Quickly Summarized
Readable OCR fragment lists prices for Timothy, Blower, Mixed, Wheat Straw, Oat Straw, and Bulter items with cents, plus chickens. Mentions produce and miscellaneous items, but details are fragmented.
Myton Funeral Details Stir Railroad Community
The Myton funeral for Jala Hobarl Harian Mylais, who died Sunday under distressing circumstances, will be held at 11% Holman Street under the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Interment is planned for Montonville with a special train departing at 12:30 from Pennsylvania Trail No. 22. services and processions will assemble at Calhoun Street and Pittsburg depot. Myron Myton, a conductor, died after an accident on engine No. 210 near Bainbridge. the coroner listed heart trouble as a possible cause, and his body was taken to St Elisabeth hospital for examination. He had a long career with multiple rail lines and resided in Fort Wayne before death.
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Harian Mylais
Wdiose
Jafayette
Nm We
Holman Street
Nettng
The
Brotherhood of Railway Tratnmon
Montonville
Pennsylvania
Monroeville
Low
Calhoun Street
Pittsburg
Mooronville
Wayne
Tama
Myron
Lafayette
Daniel Cortun
Fred Buvith
Bainbridge
O'Locke
Myton
Rey Brakena
George Hinds
Tyne
Uyavuth
Ronchdale
Calla
Lize
Cron
St Ig
Tafnyatte
St.Filsabeth Hospital
Journal de Werties
Ion Winaber
Williete
Tewatur
Thy
Grand Rapids
Ingiaiatan
Fort Wayne
Mie Dias
Accident on Wabash Road Attributed to Earlier Work
Report from Springfield notes a fatal accident on the Wabash road shortly after completion of work on a flat. The victim remained in the company hospital where he died from a skull fracture. Some friends say the death is linked to the earlier incident.
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Wabash
Springfield
the Sentinel
Marriage Licenses and Local Exhibits on Calhoun Street
Frederich Hockemeyer and Lisais Soh appear in marriage license notices alongside Gta W Bundet and Ade Mang damrter and William B Rodubaugh with Wirss cit Fr. Bearer ve money. An exhibition of Belgian haven in the window of Hf G Granneman's drug store draws shoppers on Calhoun street. A pretty antupls ace from E R Gessman's Fort Wayne tabbitry draws attention daily.
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Frederick Hockemeyer
Lisais Soh
Gta W. Bundet
Ade Mangdamrter
William B. Rodubaugh
Wirsscit
Hf. G. Granneman
Calhoun Street
E.R. Gessman
Fort Wayng
Notice to Non-Residents in Allen County Court
Non resident defendants in a partition suit in Allen County Court are summoned by order. Samuel M Boyer George F Tever Zachariah M Boyer Charles Boyer and others must appear on the specified date to answer the complaint or risk a decree by default. Clerk Frank J Elliott records the notice. James B. Tarper attorney for plaintiff.
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David F. Nouglass
Phéres J. Specht
Daniel Miller Specht
Willin Allen Specht
John Specht
Eric Specht
Charles
Mer
Indiana
Almenlee
Attes
Frank J
Ellot
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Arthy Crayton
Jakbhed
Patty Degeneration
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Sealy
Miss LeGews
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Daryelt
Veitai
Heckiny
G. E. Barnett
Bayard
Pas
Bassett
Nomentus Husband
Bnine
Ilusbend
Indiana Road
Meauderland
Borne
Nwane Street
Tovi Binkley
Lake Township
Foy Mining
Fou
Heather
Dog
Dafyy
Bear Pappert
Finhorn
Jefferson Streins
Whal
Violet
Jours Sayette
Moexander Tuhnenn
Eta
Tay Altes
Samme
Wetrton
Allen County
Aggie
Ure Continental Company
Fort Wayns Company
TN Pao Ting FU
FORD
Wayne Fortopeich
Wari
Mies
Hage Aveher
van Wert
Oliv
Apa
Areal
Morriuon
Ardoin
Spyit Stantsy
Burk Wayopo
Jule Grasjean
Fred Lang
Ghise- Wises
Jes Long’ Patwiils
Ueah Shatter
Misa Elia Gooman
Aveala
Daisy Loker
Mise
St. John's Lutheran
Wall Street
Miss Nethersole Detter
St. Betersung
Apel
Chincue Legation
Cha-WeeTie
Higgka Jsnitlater
Tachimapalis
Thomas Seerkon
Frank Dildine
Dildine
Arthur
Richard Dimlop
Tuatha Iniser
City
Tay Maree
L. Q. Wall
Calhain Street
James B. Tarper
Atatney
Rinne
Ajidyues E. D
Wonninghofe
Biles
Divi
Foster Furniture & Carpet Co
Foster
Furniture & Carpet Co
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