Inspector Burr Delivers In Robbery Capture In Fulton County
Postoffice Inspector A K Burr, acting alone, captured two men charged with robbing a rural post office in Fulton County. He disarmed one suspect after a chase overland to a lockup and forced the other from a duck hunting trip, securing confessions and bringing both to Rochester jail before a Logansport commissioner for preliminary hearing. Names identified as Charles Wolf and Garl Miller.
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A. K. Burr
Fulton County
Logansport
Athens
Rochester
Jacob W. Kern
Athens Postoffics
Inspector Burr
Burr
Charles Wolf
Garl Miller
CAPTAIN GALE DIES IN BUFFALO FORMER FORT WAYNE CAPTAIN
Captain George A. Gale 64 a longtime Fort Wayne resident died Friday morning at his sister's Buffalo home after a prolonged illness from Bright’s disease. A Canadian born Civil War veteran and former U S Express employee, he served as a captain in the Thirty third New York and later helped on the Allen County board of charities. Funeral services Sunday at Lindenwood with Knights Templar auspices and burial beside his wife.
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George A. Gale
Fort Wayne
Buffalo
N. Y
Captain Gale
Bright
Gale
Fort Waynes
Canada
Mr. Gale
London
Can
Ireland
Lincoln
New York Regiment
Richmond
South Mountain
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
Yorktown
United States Express Company
Chicago House of Correc
County Board of Charities
O'Rourke
Allen County
Col
R. 3. Robertson
B. Siemen
Alex B. White
W. P. Cooper
Rudisill
Caroline M. Gable
East Wayne Street
Masonic Fraternity
Knight Templar
Lindenwood
Tel- Wer Undertaking Establishment
Retired official Captain Gale of Fort Wayne dies after long service
Captain Gale, who spent six years as chief clerk and nine years as deputy superintendent, earned a splendid record in the management of the institution before returning to Fort Wayne in 1588 to enter the grocery trade. Health declined and he retired from business, living in retirement since January 1889.
Admiral Togo Again Delivers Port Arthur Hammering
The Japanese fleet under Admiral Togo conducted Thursday night and Friday morning attacks on Port Arthur. Reports state the purpose was to test the effects of a bottling effort, but no detailed results or casualties are available at this time.
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Togo
Port Arthur
Russians in retreat before Jap troops in northern Korea
A Central News dispatch from Toldo says Vice Admiral Tago attacked Port Arthur March 30-31 to take soundings and test results of the prior attempt to bottle up the Russians. Tokyo reports private word that Japanese forces after dislodging the Russians at Cheng Ju moved to Yong Chun then north, with Russians retreating toward Unsan.
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London
Central News
Toldo
Vicw
Tago
Port Arthur
Tokio
Cheng Ju
Ping Yong
Yong Chun
Unsan
Russians in Distress Near Wiju Amid War Strain
From Seoul reports Russian cavalry in retreat toward Wiju as they cut telegraph poles for fuel and their horses starve for food. Semi official dispatch from Liao Yang claims Japanese losses and Korean cooperation in northern Korea where Russian victory is noted and Japanese surrender signals appear.
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Seoul
Wiju
Petersburg
Liao Yang
Korea
Foreign press corps depart Linkio for front
A sixteen member team of foreign correspondents mostly from Britain and the United States left Linkio by early April to reach Moji and then board a Japanese transport for an undisclosed destination. Japanese authorities had approved their deployment, ending a prolonged wait by reporters in Tokyo.
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Sokio
Linkio
Front
Wen
Moji
Tokio
Prohibitionists Pick Candidate in Twelfth District
The prohibitionists of the Twelfth district held their congressional convention at Avilla and named George Ulmer of Lagran ge as their candidate for congress. Charles Eckart of Auburn was chosen district chairman and M P B Bishop of St Joe secretary. Prof. Alfred L Moody of Auburn was selected as presidential elector for the district.
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Twelfth
Avilla
George Ulmer
Lagrange
Charles Eckart
Auburn
M. PB. Bishop
St. Joe
Alfred L. Moody
Four Men Killed in Virginia Quarry Explosion
An explosion at a Southern railroad quarry near Fa hors, twenty five miles from Charlotts, killed four men and wounded two others. The deceased are Superintendent F. F. tones of Alexandria, Assistant Superintendent Olys Brent of Tye River Albemarle County, George Mawer of Doverville, and Ben Hate of Fahors.
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Richmond
Southern Railroad Company
Fahors
Charlotts
F. F. Tones
Alexandria
Olys Brent
Tye River
Albemarle County
George Mawer
Doverville
Ben Hate
Brown Trial Near End in Government Case
Indianapolis April 1 The government expects to close its presentation of evidence in Walter Brown’s trial. In the Elkhart bank-wrecking cases, U. S. District Attorney Tes said healing today as he entered on the fifth day of presentation of aviable evidence.
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Indianapolis
Walter Brown
United States
Tes
Aviabgeel
Courtroom notes mix bank values with odd insect facts
The report sketches a half full United States district court room amid four days of routine sessions. It details valuing manufacturing concerns tied to Brown or leaders Brodrick and Gollins, and lists Joseph G Wells and Martha M Parent among attendees. It also relays naturalist notes on Nicaragua insects and South American mimicking species, then shifts to advertisement style medical claims for Burdock Blood Bitters and Donn's Ointment by a drug store voice.
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Brown
United States District Court
Brodrick
Gollins
Viceroy Alexieff Arrives at Port Arthur In Harbor Review
Viceroy Alexieff arrived in Port Arthur and was greeted by Vice Admiral Makároll and officials. He inspected ships in the harbor during yesterday's visit, witnessing naval readiness and harbor activity.
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Port Arthur
Alexieff
Makaroll
Russians seize Kirin arsenal for munitions
Pekin April 1 report states Russians have seized the Kirin arsenal between Harbin and Mukden and are using it to manufacture ammunition.
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Pekin
Hve
Kirin
Harbin
Mukdon
New Council of Ladies Formed at St Peters School Hall
A Catholic Benevolent League of Indiana auxiliary formed St Rose council No 16 with 43 members at St Peters school hall Tuesday. Officers include President Caroline Wessel and Vice President Martha Emer. meetings set for the second and fourth Tuesdays monthly. A committee will plan a media party in the near future.
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Catholic Benevolent League of Indiana
St. Peters’ School Hall
St. Rose Council
Caroline Wessel
Martha Emer
Kathryn Smith
Mary F. Franke
Gertrude F. Rinehart
Mary Lill
Sophia Graf
Tracy Otten
Notes of the Day: Food, wildlife, and a benefactor
Notes discuss Japanese army rationing of rice and dried fish, moose foraging to uncover moss and pines, and Mr. Whitney’s benevolence in releasing buffaloes to aid northern woods. The piece praises restoring natural riches and mentions Mrs. G B Eirch visiting her mother in Avilla.
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Whitney
Mrs. G. B. Eirch
Avilla
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Tory
Bud V. Sweringen
Huntertown
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Sion
Red Cross
Cox
Joseph G. Wells
Martha M. Parent
Janne E. Morris
Florence M. Brang
Nicaragua
Slater
South America
Dr. Thomas
Dr. Wood
Council OF Ladies
Des
Olear Samuel
FapSimite Signature of
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Bears
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Oliver Steel
C. C. Schlatter & CO
Columbia and
Clinton Streets
Turad
Calhoun St
Columbia St
Keysigne Block
Bucher & Gibbs
Bryan
Nize
H. Pfeiffer & Son
East Columbia St
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