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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1907
Page
12
A pedestrian was struck by a car while attempting to cross a street near 1804 Caiin Street during a busy period. The victim sustained injuries but was moved to a hospital. police investigations and witness reports described the event as chaotic with delayed traffic control, and the driver remained on the scene.
A misread report describes a chaotic break in at a local office where several intruders seized control of instruments and disrupted operations. Authorities later confirmed that no valuables were taken and no injuries were reported.
Mayor Hosey reports a survey using 287 poles to compare rights of telephone telegraph and electric light firms in Comparten Tresasaasing. Findings show numerous carriers claim property rights to poles and lines, with testimony from a telegraph case indicating disputes over who may use existing poles and where new poles may be placed.
Court records reveal Nell Lewin facing a grand jury probe with a $1,000 bond set after a preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner Logan. Her husband, Bam Lewly, a doctor and barber, was also detained. witnesses named lawmen and associates as the case moves toward possible indictment.
Timothy De Brular receives the Garrett postmaster appointment amid a letter from Congress and local officials praising his experience. He has long resided in Garrett and will serve with duties once approved, while Mrs Talbert had previously held the position.
Aged 65 bride linked to veteran farmer Mr Thomas enters a third marriage venture with a long past of failed unions. Several former spouses and two couples noted in Alverne court proceedings, including names such as Chey and Znuna Pi hey, plus others unnamed, appear in the record.
James Gerardot, a well known resident of Towntown, dies at St Joseph hospital from injuries after his dog treed a bear striking him with a shot propelled from a gun. The incident occurred near his home as he attempted to beat brush, an assail ant impact tearing a leg bone and leading to amputation. He is survived by his wife and other relatives.
A garbled report details Wayne County district voting where incumbent Marsh refuses to move to office and other candidates, including Aptinger, Joseph, and Springer, contend for votes. Ballots counted show Marsh’s position unclear, with names like Hott, Maen, and Byrlnger appearing amid confusion and partial tallies. The report notes recounting by the board and mentions Mr Matriet and Gyrus Ie Paulimer as figures in the tally.
Report covers officer elections for a lodge including Worshipful Master and senior officers, plus a list of attendees, such as Mrs. Hontheing and Mr. Von Vaens. Also notes a death of Mrs. Wilton Gunlannareer and a visit by Mr. and Mrs. Von Boone.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses dolls and accessories, including names like Kestner dolls and various doll types. The passage hints at doll features such as heads and clothes and mentions Christmas dolls. No clear event or persons emerge.
Fragmented OCR lists various men’s wear items including shirts underwear and accessories with scattered terms like S160 price, white and fancy, ties boxes and garb notes. The readable content is disjointed offering no clear event or coherent subject.
Umbrellas An Thbrelin presents a selection of umbrella covers and related gifts. The text advertises a range of covers, boasting compatibility with various carious needs and suggesting customers can personalize or customize their purchase.
A garbled record notes a rug gift and a disputed collection involving Oriental Rugs and a mix of names. It mentions a mugat feenl cotention of these Sons Cour Oriunial Joon, madera, and an Hindo rege In all tens, with unclear references to Wey Usit York and others.
Fragmented text mentions arts room, exhibitions, and decorative objects like candelabra and figures. References Lovats tin and China motifs appear unclear with many garbled terms. Possible note on a grant show and Paney Chins but details are unreadable.
A garbled prompt lists various shopping terms and brands like BLANKETS FLANNELA TABLE LINANE and mentions Winter items. The text reads as a fragmented advertisement or note. It lacks coherent events or identifiable people or organizations.
A garbled OCR style ad touts gloves and fashion items with odd spellings. Mentions new styles, prices like 81.85 and 82.00, and various product names while mixing phrases about equality and aid. The readable parts suggest a promotional blurb for gloves and accessories.
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