Patrick Held on Murder Charge in New York Case
Justice Jerome ruled evidence warranted holding Albert T. Pawel and Willem Marsh Bice on a murder charge tied to poisoning the elderly millionaire. Testimony from Bice's valet Foster was deemed corroborated, with the grand jury returning charges as stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jerome
Albert T. Pawel
Joy
Grand Jury
Willem Marsh Bice
Yanthee Jerome
Fones
Bice
Indianapolis Press Merger Creates New Evening News
The Indianapolis Press merges with the Evening News to form a combined publication. W J Richards sells a minority stake. Delavan Smith and Charles F Williams remain owners. Holiday becomes part of the new enterprise with Smith, Williams, and others guiding editorial leadership and operations.
Court House Proceedings and Local Legal Actions
Summary of court activities includes a civil suit for damages over alleged negligence causing injuries on a weight trail, a jury trial set in the Superior court, guardianship filings for Tudmph and Caln Hombs, a probate will action for Carolina Phillips, divorce filing by Cyrus A. Stoler from Lillie M. Stoler, a suit by H. B. Claflin Co against Faynes Tatk, and guardianship and mental unsoundness petitions with related court orders, all reflecting ongoing Fort Wayne legal activity.
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Jim Min
Nanse O Cathopine Peltier Va
Ju Ua
New Raven
Emmaxes
Ind Ts
Wilitua Brinde
Vent
Tudmph
Caln
Hebert
Vine
Phillip Brywan
WW. P. Breen
Frankel Phillips
Cyrus A. Stoler
Lillie M. Stoler
H. B. Claflin
Faynes
Feldman, & Rothsslild
Looking for an anarchist in Berlin raid tale
A London and Berlin report describes a hunt for an anarchist figure Romagnoli now en route to Germany from South America. Berlin police and seaport guards are said to intensify checks while Romagnoli, recently linked to the Buenas Aires Anarchist Club, evades capture. The item notes alleged police brutality and a suspected slip that aided his escape.
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New York
Berlin
Enys
Ondrifelst
Romagtol
Romagnoli
South America
Germany
Buenas Ayres Anarchistl
Koteer
Judge Ninde Severely Ill Threatens Return to Practice
Judge Ninde, a veteran legal figure in northern Imoewn, remains seriously ill with complications affecting his health. His physician says there is no immediate danger, but age and condition raise concerns about a possible permanent pause in his active practice.
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Fudyn
Ninda
HV. Synntagen
Thara
Ninde
Important Electric Line to Run Chicago to St Joseph
A planned electric railroad line from Chicago to St Joseph is announced with a New York-ish seaboard route extended through Michigan. Key figures include Barthol, Lesser, and others. cost estimated at 2 million dollars. Right of way secured in several townships as land stakes mark the route. When completed it will be the longest electric line in the west.
Unique feature at West Temersion Church nursery debut
The King's daughters of the West Temersion Slrool Church of Chivas opened a nursery in the church basement during Sunday service. The feature serves infants while parents attend divine service, with volunteers caring for children using nursery appliances for the amusement of the tithe people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
West TeMersion
Chivas
Port Wayne
San Francisco to Get 4500-Seat Vaudeville Theater
A New York syndicate plans a theater in San Francisco seating 4,500 for vaudeville shows. About 600,000 is expected to be invested by the syndicate's backers. Exact site is not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Examiner
New York
Copper consolidation plans hinted for Amalgamated expansion
New York April 18 The Tribune reports preliminaries for acquiring the Boston and Montana Copper and Silver Works and related companies. Details of the deal remain unconfirmed, with insiders noting possible larger expansion to include rich northern mines under Amalgamated Copper.
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New York
Thio Tribune
Atnek
Boston
Montans Copper
RompAd
Amalgamated Company
North
Montans Feud Shapes Corporate Tripper Control
Fragmentary text suggests a Montana corporate maneuver to gain practical control of a venture in the county, excluding the Heinze interest in Butte. Senators W A Clark and Lili might be involved in the new plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montans
Heinze
Butte
W. A. Clark
Lili
Orphans Home Board Awards Laundry Contract
The Board of Trustees of the Orphan's Home of the Reformed church held a meeting at the home with Dr. Rohinay of New Knoxville Rev F F Winter of Huntington Rev Boxely of St Johns Reformed and Rev Rauf superintendent. The group awarded the steam laundry contract to Watkins Laundry Machinery Co of Cincinnati for 500 dollars. Other business included scheduling the home’s meeting for Monday May 6.
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Maliy
Orphan's Kone
the Reformed Church
Rohuiay
New Knnoxville
F. F. Winter
Huntington
Boxely
St. Toly’s Reformed Church
Rauf
Hue
Watkins Laundry Janchinery Company
Cincinnati
Painter and boilermaker injured at Pittsburg engine shops
Early today in the Pittsburg engine department two workers sustained eye injuries while operating a seating apparatus and a surface grinder. Gaskill, a painter, lost a portion of vision in his right eye. Irwin, a boilermaker, had a steel splinter removed from his eye. Both were treated by Dr. White and able to return to work soon.
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Gaskill
Pittsburg
Adly
Re Barks
Goxlil
START FOR AUSTRALTA Duchess Boards Steamer Ophly for Australia
Colomby Gaylon April 10 reports the duchess of Cornwall and York boarded the steamer Ophly at midnight en route for Australia, greeted by enthusiastic crowds after leaving the queen’s house. The governor bid farewell as ships fired signals and the national anthem played. Escort warships departed later as Ophia followed at about 8 o'clock, with sage crowds watching from the breakwaters. Vessels in harbor were decorated with flags.
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Colomby
Gaylon
Duchess of Cornwall
York
Ophly
Austilia
Queens House
Ophia
OB O'Clocte
Local News From Hope Hospital and Town Affairs
Dr. Philly Ketchum of Hope Hospital recovers after an Alight attack incident. Cody Recorder Gillette buys property on Columbia Avenue for 2605 dollars. A grocer on Weal Tat terson undergoes surgery at Hope Hospital. Edward Levee rests at St Joseph and will be operated on tomorrow. ALS Robinson from Mon Yor township involved in a wedding. A boy of Mr and Mrs G La Liaupan was struck by a dog yesterday. doctor cautions recovery. L H Casselman visits Lake Shore station and watches tall truck load injure his foot. A wagon accident prompts medical advice. Councilman G. H. Buir sells East Wayne street grocery and meat market to Fred Bult. Frog Hondlums clash with Wayne over South Wayne Avenue property. windows broken, frame damaged. polite inquiry to locate guilty parties.
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Philly Ketchum
Hope Twapital
Preamonta
Cody Recorder
Gillette
Cardl Sieune Eboe
Columbia Avenue
A. Hise
Edward Levee
Miehi
St. Joseph Hognital
Robinson
Iaklee
Mon- Yor
Jefferson Club
G la Liaupan
L. H. Casselman
Monvonville
Lake Shore Station
Gaseei
Wan
Buir
East Wayne Strem
Fred Bult
Fred Huby
Wayne
Andrews
Wayne Avenue
Torn Family and Neighboring Residents in Local Disturbance
An OCR fragment lists individuals including William Vachon of 116 Moone Street and a Torn, son of Mr and Mrs Walker and others such as T. J. Harper and daughter. The text references a disturbance involving multiple local residents and blurred street names, with unclear roles or outcomes.
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Torn
William Vachon
Moone Street
Mid Mem
Walker
Charles.atreet, Uglier
Bart
T. J. Harpers
Millers Furniture Notice in Local Ad Signals Market Change
Fragmentary OCR item referencing Millers Furniture and a person named John Miller with a monetary figure and location hints. The readable text suggests a local ad or notice about furniture, a transaction or sale, and a probable price or value. Limited clarity persists on dates or full names.
Flowers for Perfume From War Valley Industry Surges
Long article describes the War Valley perfume trade, noting nearly 3,000,000 pounds of blossoms grown yearly, including 800,000 pounds of roses and 160,000 pounds of jasmine and violets. It details cultivation, extraction methods such as entourage and maceration, and debates over best scents, emphasizing orange blossom, violet, jasmine, and rose as core aromas and the pursuit of pure, refined fragrances.
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Songon
Brance
French Valley
Heather Proresa
Ettexetion
Finner
Lecomte
Evarts Anecdotes and Meals in Early Washington Life
The text recalls William Evarts and guests at a dinner party in New York, detailing casual anecdotes about prominent figures, dinner proprieties, and a humorous scene with a young author while noting political chatter on nominations. It shifts to a study by English geographer Henry or Henrys on submarine rivers and cable breaks, describing a 1805 incident near Cape Verde and the deep reach of an underwater river influencing telegraph lines.
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William Ot. Evarts
Danial ‘Webster
New York
Saturday Evening Post
Deenfin Whin Brandreth
Ewaris
Ty Dyclut Webster
Menjamin Graudrera
Judiciary Committee
Aft
Ensy
Edmunds
Mr. Hyarts
Scoffera
He Poly
Vonviviality
Laast
Whehington
Evarts Congati
Henest
Abedéa
Cape Verde
Brasil
Terranzan Elven
Man Pleads for Family Move in Tainted Town
A fragment notes a man seeking relocation from his household amid community disarray and local proceedings. Details are scarce but imply family safety concerns and municipal action.
Had His Foot Injured At Work In Yard Incident
Harry Emgenbrand of the Brawn company injures his left ankle while loading wagon at the yard near the freight tracks. He was draining pain, seated near the sideboard when an engine kicked a cat onto the tracks triggering a reaction and catching his tongue and toe between the edge of the wagon bed.
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Harry Emgenbrand
Freigh
Notice to None Grate of Indiana Allen Cowmay
Notice in the Allen County court regarding a divorce suit filed by a plaintiff against defendant Frank S. Doniton a resident of Tailina. The order calls for the defendant to appear by a specified date. failure to appear may result in the case being heard in absentia and a default judgment.
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Frank S. Doniton
Poydu
Tailinna
Sntel
Givan Anid
Aguerestienet
Sune
Non-Resident Defendant in Indiana Quiet Title Suit
In Allen County Indiana an action to quiet title names Winn Donnelly as a non-resident defendant. The case, filed April 10, 1801, seeks rent and property issues against Donnelly by plaintiff and warns of default if absent. Clerk FRANK I BELOF records the notice in the Allen Circuit Court with Attest CHAS A TAVE.
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Alen County
Catherine M. Schein
Charles Donnelly
Carib
Winn
Hafure
Enya
The Mirsionare Society Donation Sparks Gift Record
A misread note lists a 20 dollar donation from the Mirsionare Society of Alin Baptist and mentions increasing interest, a variable number of gifts, and a cryptic reference to the Visiting Wire Kong in reparison. The text is garbled but signals charitable giving and donation tracking.
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Kong
Mirsionare Society of
Alin Baptist Labérnade
Timany
Ronge
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Importane Electric Line
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Joseph Drummutt
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