Hope Rises as Pekin Ministers Seen Alive in Dispatches
Washington reports state department notes Consul Fowler and Vicerny Wade confirm ministers in Pekin are alive and well as of July 24 26 or 28 amid Allied naval pressure. Edicts from the emperor promise provisions and safety for legations, easing prior fears of collapse or distress.
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Washington
Fowler
Grovernor
Shan Tung
Powler
Ae “Yurus
State Department
Yuan
Hay
United States
A.C. Wade
Canton
Vicerny Tak
Pierwistonce
Willy Wiinh
Fu Dng
May Fowler
Ae Mario
Gilliere
Uae
Anid
Washington Cab Menu Unknown War Wires
Fragmentary wire copy from Washington July reports a misread cable about government actions. The garbled wording references the Cabinet and a wire being taken from original sources, with unclear meaning and missing context.
Minister Sees Wite Precaution Amid Disturbed Conditions
In present disturbed conditions the minister believes this might be a wise precaution. The remark suggests concern over public safety and calls for cautious measures, reflecting official guidance during unsettled times.
Gamblers Arrested After Street Raid by Police
Police raided Jonany ot Marvison street where Notestlin antoos occupied the area. Serguant Harkenrider OMivess Rohrey and Horgman were not arrested. they paid dues and were not charged. The trio appeared in Muudity court the following morning.
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Serguant Harkenrider
Omivess Rohrey
Horgman
Jonany
Marvison
Antoos
Six Vagrants Detained in South Whitley Robbery Probe
Telegraph operator Tom Wilkinson reported a car break in near the town. Sheriff Melching and marshal Wilkingui led a roundup of six vagrants in the west end who were held for sixteen days awaiting investigation into the South Whitley robbery.
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Tom Wilkinson
Whitley
Sherrit Melching
My. Wilkingui
West End
South Whitley
Ben Eller Held On Suspicion In Forgery Case Jail Transfer
Ben Eller remains in custody at the county jail awaiting a preliminary hearing after officers arrested him on forgery charges. Superintendent Gursline plans to travel to Fort Wayne with notes reportedly valued at $1,000, while Eller’s father and lawyer discuss defense options. Neighbors and friends express concern as officials seek evidence supporting the forgery allegations.
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Anna
Eller
An Dong Tal
Inter aTulpe Lawry
Chivago
E. Grase
Vent Esinte
Tony
Nepus
Wayuie
Baylis
Ben
Court Notes and Divorce Suit Details in Local Records
Court notes outline divorce proceedings for Mary Oates against Theodore Bates citing brutal conduct and bodily injury with a request for restraining order alimony and asset protection. Also mentions two-week clerk vacations, misread names, and cases appealed from justices court involving Cyrus Buller Coe and others, with various attorneys named.
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Tebuud
Wite
Wagl
Benate Gant
Jude
Nave
Eniaa Polley
Ant
Will Hanamondl
Frank Bereot
Mr. Bereot
Qtame
Hanwend
Iendallville
Preduulek P
Leonard Bros
Mary Oates
Hy Hither
Kiam Theodore Bates
Aut
T Gil
Cmnse
Moanren
W. Baten & Shaw
Kitlie Lang
Mason Long
Tcoy
Tinonurid Bros
Mees Treland
Cyrus Buller Coe
Fragmented note hints at fatal ship tragedy in port
A garbled report describes a ship collision during a storm near a port. It mentions a crew member named Kerner and a figure called Tewrancu on a structure, with one man from the party identified as Freber. The text is incomplete, obscuring key details.
Boers Surrender Unconditionally General Prinsloo quits
Boer forces surrender unconditionally as General Prinsloo resigns command. Troops are treated as prisoners of war under terms of capitulation. The decision comes amid broader surrender talks and marks a major turn in the conflict.
Surrender of Psinsloo and Boer positions in late July dispatch
A translated dispatch details General Psinsloo surrender of troops and unfolding battles near Noauwport Nek and Rethlghem Nile. Reports note Boer casualties, 1200 burghers urged surrender for war prisoners, and Prinsloo’s proposed armistice terms rejected as unconditional. Main operations near Noauwport and Miaiwport continue with Dutch and British forces holding positions.
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Rolelts
Devailg
Tohden
Sue Roberts
Pretoria
MicDonald
Noauwpornt
Rethlghem Nile
Hunter
Scots
Royal Irish
Wiltshire
Leinster
Miaiwpoirt
Ava
Prinsloo
Hanter
Long Conference on Rail Link Plans Between Wabash and Fort Wayne
A lengthy meeting among Vine dis and Wayne railroad leaders, including Mr Ramazy, discussed potential Wabash Fort Wayne rail link prospects. Present were Fort Wayne officials and Wayne directors, with key figures noting no details released and signaling cautious optimism about a possible connect between the Wabash systems.
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Joseph Rinmaey
Anal Bonerel Dyalager
UN Wabashvalle Yond
Crane
Wayne i Bie
Nis
Vinit
Mr. Ramazy
Otenrs
Vine
Butler
Ion Bowl
Wayne Vattvond
Wlaven
Willy Michsintings
Fragmentary note on Arthur Wyanting and Utah work site
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Arthur Wyanting tied to a Broadway license and a building site under construction in Utah. The readable parts are incomplete and unclear about actions, dates, or entities.
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AB. Schulz
Broadway
Arthur
Ogeten
Utah
Witeh
City Igilor Narrates Caution Before Departure
A young man warns crowds against traveling to Wryvating Won and urges collecting belongings as payment in clothing and tobacco. He cites Mell everybody iat wanes and insists workers gain no money, planning to head to work with D.V. Atuhhal and Eq Kylh on Monday, July’s, aiming to start at noon in Salt Lake City.
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Tobnero
D.V. Atuhhal
Allroad
Hin
Salt Lake City
Inquests Closed on Three Local Deaths
Acting Coroner reports inquests completed for John W. McTatosh Tony Hon and Framk Shoyidan of Adams. Coroner’s verdicts cite McTatosh death by self harm while uncertain temporarily and Sherblan by accidental fire from a belt engine on the Pennsylvania Valley tracks.
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John W. McTatosh
Tony Hon
Framk Shoyidan
Adams
Ohe Cormer
Sherblan
Belny
Penneylyautia Valley
May Hold A Sig Rce Meet In Fort Wayne Event
Fort Wayne business leaders discuss funding for a two race and one tretting event with purses totaling $2,000 for a proposed Fort Wayne Merchandise and Business Men meet. Secretary Gearzw D Gonin announces plans to arrange three meetings in September with potential $1,500 to $2,000 in prizes, contingent on local merchants and manufacturers contributing.
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Fork Wayne
D. Gonin
Fort Wayne
Wayne
Fortt Wayne
Weelty
Jy. Gano
Cone Pov
Nwa
Connor Wit
Senthal
Monty
Connor
Baavkein
Gonthvre
Fleming
Comin
Port Wryne
Cantor Jn. Neves
Fort. Wayne
Gena Civentt
New York
Colmbus Interbis
Contests Winners Reel From Robison Pavilion Banquet
Following a set of abthistic contests of drummers and wholesalers at Robison, a Saturday evening banquet in the pavilion featured George Durfee as toastmaster. Addresses by Mr 8, Chas e, RT Hudgel and Charles Folie. Alexander Mandolin overhortsya discoursed music. a glee club with A W Lehmidt Hacey Boer line TP X Salford and HR Evans performed. Athletic events included Monahan, Finns Phitahoum, and Ernest Kemp in sprints. Watt, Stevens, Heit placing. running broad jump won by Thad Manne Haws fist.
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Robison
Chitover Gannelly
George Durfee
Hacey Boerline
TP. X
Salford
HR. Z. Evans
Sulla
Monahan
Phitahoum
Potntn
Ernest Kemp
Mrol
Jus Oddo
Secand
Franke Pillahao
Bayt
Dohm Watt
Fatchen
Ik Stevens
Charles Heit
Thad Manne
Guy Perfect
R. Z. Eva
Frank Smack
Id Scheib
A. Phelps
Ségani
Muwe
King
Meyerk
Yuna Pautecty
Monahany Sneunds Hop Nteppdejiano
Aearge
Gilliam
Thad Monahan
Sonnet
Morton Prelim Trial Bond Set At Two Thousand
In a Morton preliminary trial in Fort Wayne, on July 18 the defendants faced charges linked to a robbery at the desk and a saloon break in. Testimony included the mother of Morton and statements by Mrs Walda about alibi and travel with her husband. The court set bond at 2000 dollars and adjourned to continue arguments on the case.
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Willie
Morton
Henrige
Maya Scherer
Henan
Uoorsdbe
Yhbert
May Wenger
Bayah Wetula
Diss
Walda
James Harvey Wala
Purman Street
Brysn Outer Twiviek
Marton
Fort Wayne
Ainy
Mrs. Morton
Arto Galhtown
Manchester
Ulster
Gaya
Tamie
Ely
Buiriene
Molton
Uren
Hey
Fay
Maron
George Byerly
Ste
Wheeling
Linus
Henry
Colevick
O'Rourke
Fractured collars cause boy to flee county outfield trip
A boy from West Washington, listed as about 15, suffered a fractured collar bone during a country outing. He fell heavily while crossing fields and was taken by wagon to a city hospital eleven miles away for medical care under Dr. B. Von Sweringen. The incident occurred on a Sunday and involved local youths in a rural area.
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Wille Bechiel
Uetan
Tol Tewsic
West Washington
Ain
Unclear OCR fragment hints at family incident
A puzzling OCR snippet mentions a daughter at 126 East Washington Street and a physician present, with references to a child and potential future events. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts to form a definite news item.
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Aitkenbruck
East Washington Steast
Aim
Phyisater
Evn
Seid Lysone
Lydia Hakbat's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A letter from Chana Kory of Rockport Indiana dated September 27 144 describes ongoing bodily pains and back ache. She claims Lydia Hakbat's Vegetable Compound provided relief after four doctors and various medicines failed. The letter urges others to try the remedy and share symptoms for guidance.
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Olerm Kopp
Sire
Pinktanve Ag
Sleeid Fotlewhal
Spoanauy
Dion
Pink Inns Coed
Wanltusk
Polly Ndrieg
Severn
Chana Kory
Rockport
Javier
Lydia B. Hakbat
Pinel
Chana Apy
Uel Port
Sale notice and assault witness missing in Allen County case
In Allen County Indiana a court orders a sale of deserted premises to satisfy a judgment. The sale targets the southeast quarter of the described land in Section 1, Township 2, north Range 18 East. A. B. Melching and attorneys note the property is the defendant’s. The summary also mentions a disoriented witness, an unnamed Helogiel, and Dr Toby Schillinger attending.
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Allen County
Lodhiyin
Bate
Dibhe
Dtuc
Cour Tisab
Sentembar
Tawif
Tyrnabiys
North Mauge
Alley County
Lachena
A. EB. Melching
Sha Allen Cownty
Urelw & Morrts
Attominys
Dawn Star Incident on South Colinua Street
Dawn stars scene Sunday evening on South Colinua when William Ryan tripped and fell, sustaining multiple bruises after a fall at the nis vesidence. Neischang attended the injured person at the scene.
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Wille
Sonu Sinpa
Nis Vesidence
Colinua
William Ryan
Send
Hestles
Tey Neischang
Pun
Will Consolidate Ventures Across Five Column Stores
Jovi H. Piciler plans consolidation of grocery enterprises including Wral Berry slivps and Groalest Gro cery in the Bash block at Hapytson mid Column streets. He will continue directing efforts to manage five Column alweet establissant, Aybserthe for The Sentinel.
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Jovi H. Piciler
Hapytson
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