Drowned boy Eugene Huth of New Haven
Eugene Huth eight years old son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Huth of 417 Buchanan street drowned in Six Mile creek near New Haven while playing with two companions. The body sank in seven feet of water and was recovered half an hour later. Coroner Stults summoned from Fort Wayne. Father works at Kerr Murray Manufacturing.
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Eugene Huth
Charles A. “Huth
Buchanan Street
Six Mile Creek
New Haven
Stults
Fort Wayne
Huth
Schlink
Leonard Huth
Joe Adams
Charles Treucher
Mr. Trencher
Kerr Murray Manufacuring
Young Offender Given An Opportunity 10 Mien Ways
Gordon Cartwright admitted in city court that he took two harness sets and a pair of collars from Johns & Thompson company. His fine and jail sentence were suspended on condition he avoids alcohol and reports weekly to the judge. He is from a well regarded family and will be given work to make good. Sixty three keepers and inmates of houses of ill fame were fined in the police roundup totaling 1020. Other cases include Amos Mack and Joseph Morgan given chances for drunkenness and a vagrant ordered to leave. A bicycle theft case against William Bobmeter continued next Wednesday. County asylum officials seek a home for a healthy week old baby girl.
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Gordon Cartwright
Johns & Thompson Company
Perrie Armstrong & Co
Joseph Morgan
Amos Mack
Henry Douglass
Clinton Jackson
Joe Steven
William Bobmeter
William H. Shorey
Rephidim
God
Moses
Egypt
Red Sea
Pharaoh
Aaron
Vast mining interests in Korea earned Fort Wayne visitor millions
Leigh Hunt former Whitley county man famed for mining and railroad ventures in Korea arrived in Fort Wayne from New York. He plans a visit to Columbia City with his parents then heads back toward Whitley county. He has built a global reputation in mining and finance and has led a large group of Whitley county youths to the Orient. He remains intensely interested in Korea’s political scene under Japanese influence.
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Leigh Hunt
Whitley County
Korea
Fort Wayne
New York
Columbia City
Mr. Hunt
Orient
Hunt
Little Empire
Robbers Loot Railway Depot at Syracuse Indiana
Three masked men held up the night agent of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Syracuse early today in Goshen Indiana. They bound the agent and his brother, blew the safe, and escaped with a small amount of money.
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Goshen
Ind
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Syracuse
Poe News from Poe Ind Aug 10 Hoagland services and local visits
Corres from Poe Indiana note varied social activity including attendance at M E church in Hoagland led by Rev J S Newcombe. visits to Fort Wayne relatives, Friedheim picnic, excursion to Cincinnati, and a close Hoagland ball loss to Poe 7 to 6 with Hesline pitching and two base hits by Shookman and Smith.
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The
Sentinel
Poe
Ind
M. E
Hoagland
J. S. Newcombe
Marie Spiegel
Fort Wayne
Ethel Snider
Friedheim
Ethel Longsworth
Alberta McKeeman
Verba Mercer
Lydia Oberlin
Clem
Harve Hart
Hudson
Oberlin
John Essig
Harley Somers
Cincinnati
Monta Essig
James Essig
Henry Smith
Simon Somers
Merl Valentine
Atwell Shearer
Poe Boys
Hesline
Ossian
Emerick
M. Shookman
Smith
Poe—Emerick
Hoseland
Deluge Drenches Fruit Stand After Street Flush
A burst feed pipe from an automatic street flushing machine at Berry and Clinton streets at 9 o clock drenched bystanders and swept away part of Phillip Dondero s fruit stock. The hose burst while filling from a fireplug near Citizens Trust, flooding the corner and soaking onlookers including J K McCracken Li King and Tom Nesbit as the driver shut off the supply. No major damage beyond the soaked display and wet pedestrians.
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Berry
Clinton
Phillip Dondero
Citizens’ Trust Company
J. K.mccracken
Li King
Tom Nesbit
Revolvers Guarding Cash Spotted in Pennsylvania Case
Louis Casselburg and Walter Scott, traveling from Philadelphia with about $20 in cash, armed themselves with revolvers believing midwest crime style. Judge Skelton fined the man but suspended sentence and ordered weapon destruction. Other local cases include train climbing fines, a rail worker warned to leave town, and multiple minor punishments.
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Louis Casselburg
Walter Scott
Philadelphia
Middle West
Colorado
Montana
Casselburg
Pennsylvania
Judge Skelton
William Lind
Ohio
Thomas Brown
Kientz
James McCormick
Rose Field
Angola
Pioneer Farmer Beck Dead After Sixty Five Years South of Town
Pioneer farmer Mr. Beck, who died Thursday, had lived about sixty five years just south of the community. Neighbors recall his steady work and longtime residence, marking a long agricultural life in the area. Funeral arrangements were not disclosed in the brief notice.
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Mr. Beck
Williamsport Pioneer Farmer Dies. Funeral Set Sunday
Allen-Wells county line near Williamsport mourns a widely known pioneer farmer and longtime prohibitionist. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the M. E. Church in Williamsport, conducted by Rev. C. W. Martin of Ossian.
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Allen-Wells County
Williamsport
M. E. Church
C. W. Martin
Ossian
W R C Notes Annual Picnic at Robison Park
The Woman's Relief Corps held its annual picnic at Robison Park on Tuesday with an afternoon program and two races won by Mrs. Martenbee and Mrs. Sutton. Supper followed at 6 pm with husbands joining. An ice cream social at Comrade Liggett's Lakeside home on August 26 was accepted, and the sewing society plans an all day session at Mrs. Rhinehart's Walton Avenue home on August 20.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Robison Park
Martenbee
Sutton
U. S. Bass
Comrade Liggett
Lakeside
Prizes in Winona Bible Quiz Honors Women from Indiana and Kansas
The Winona Lake Bible match drew contestants nationwide with prizes awarded to Mrs. E. G. Bebbs of Winona Lake ten dollars and Mrs. William Menninger of Topeka five dollars, with Menninger donating her prize to charity. Eva Tolbert of St. Louis excelled in tough questions as judges Rev. H. G. Rice and J. S. Hawk presided.
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Indiana
Kansas
Warsaw
Ind
Winona Lake Assembly
United States
E. G
Bebbs
Winona Lake
William Menninger
Topeka
Kas
Menninger
F. N. Palmer
Winona
Eva Tolbert
St. Louis
Jesus
Rev
H. G. Rice
Monticello
J.S. Hawk
Jeffersonville
Coast Artillery Recruits Noted At Army Station
Two men enlisted for coast artillery service at the U.S. Army recruiting station Saturday. The entry records Severo as one recruit and another unnamed man, with Beg noted as the recruiting official.
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Coastry
Severo
Coast Artillery
U.S
Army
Ee Beg
Rockefeller Says Wealth Is Widespread and Interwoven
Cleveland August 10 John D Rockefeller defended Judge Grosscups view that national wealth is widely distributed and that damage from attacks on transportation harms all industries He noted he invests across sectors and bears responsibility for workers and investors He argued business success rests on serving the public and that critics misunderstand his role as a servant not a master
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Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Grosscup
Manetary
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
The Enemy In The Way Seventh In Clout And Piller Series
A Hebrew encampment at Rephidim faces alarm as Amalek forces threaten. Joshua urges bold resistance, Moses on the hill with the rod, Aaron and Hur support. Israel defeats the attack, Moses names the victory Jehovah-nissi and records the lesson for Joshua.
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Clout and Piller
Fragmentary quote hints at financial motive in exile
Fragmentary OCR text shows a speaker musing on converting interests into gold and sending money to England or Europe. The garbled phrasing mentions Yankee Doodle and a contemplated move abroad, suggesting a late 18th or early 19th century discussion of finances and emigration.
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England
Europe
Bible Furnishings Spark Hotel Policy Change
The New York hotel proprietor orders 200 Bibles from a publisher, citing guest complaints about missing Bibles in rooms. He notes hotels once included them as standard, but interest waned, and many volumes disappeared, leaving guests without a chance to read before bed.
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New York
New York City
Escaping Responsibility and Wealth in Early American Thought
Fragmentary text reflects confusion over wealth and responsibility in American life. The speaker hints wealth brings embarrassment and that the United States struggles to develop adequate solutions, admitting personal limits and concerns about future progress.
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United States
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Grace Emerick
Arkansas
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Henry Neireiter
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Coonie Fry
H. K. Turner
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