Pat Crowe Seen At South Depot In Wake Of Kidnap Plot
Fort Wayne police report Pat Crowe spotted at the South Depot by John Navgall amid chatter of his involvement with the Cudahy kidnap plot. A $95,000 reward and ongoing inquiries link Crowe to the case as Dozal and Dougall relay sighting details and telegrams from Chicago and Omaha officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epi Gerowe
Foxe Wayne
John Dougall
Rayette
Dongall
Pat Crowe
Sentinel
Cudahy
Qisleck
Bennsylvania
Sven
Gorsline
Oie
Mougall
Itr
Mr. Dougall
Owona
Fallawad
Crowe
Findlay
Dougall
Garstine
Omaha
Migerly
Crows'a
New Developments in Omaha Kidnapping Case Surface
A report from Omaha Neb discusses the ongoing kidnapping investigation near Preifle Junction. Detectives pursue leads while noting progress and cautioning against publication of certain details. A suspect and a key witness, Pat Metrayn, are mentioned amid references to a barn scene and a missing money deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clengo
Dee
BAA
Omaha
Neb
Cydahy
Preifle Junction
Pat Metrayn
Frederick Rodenbeck Dead in Port Wayne After Tuberculosis
Grave family obituary notes Frederick Rodenbeck a Port Wayne resident since 1854 died at his home 210 East Jefferson Street from tuberculosis. Survived by widow and many children and grandchildren, with numerous brothers and sisters listed. Funeral details set at St Paul’s Lutheran Church with services Wednesday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Predovick
Madenberk
Port Wayne
East
Jefferson Street
Dempsey
Hodenbeol
Minden
Msisely
St. Paul'd Luthexnsi
Ohleh
Wits
Mary Snyder Widow of Henry Snyder Dies in Bowling Green
Mrs Mary Snyder widow of Henry Snyder died Sunday morning at the home of Mrs J N Wilkins aged ninety two years eleven months Born in Ohio she lived near Bart Wayne and witnessed the city grow Surviving children include Mrs Williams Mrs Young Cotlete and Tontut McPowell all residing in Arkansas and Bowling Green Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Snyder
Henry Snyder
J. N. Wilkims
Snyder
Ohio
Bart Wayne
Willams, Hrs
Youn
Bowling
Greeny Oblo
Tontut
Arkanans
Werner Ludwig Dies After Stomach Trouble
Ludwig Werner a twenty year employee of the Bass foundry died suddenly at his home 82 Gay Street after stomach trouble. He was born in Germany and leaves a widow and three children Adolph Werner Gustave Werner and Miss Elisabeth Werner of this city. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM from the 140 Evergreen Street Reformed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Werner
Bass
Suyidey
Gay Street
Alety
Mr. Wermer
Ivalive
Germay
Ava
Adolph Wernay
Gustave Werner
Milwaukee
Eisabeth Warattr
Juvenil Serviers
Wil
Frombie Test Fenes
Salen
Iva Wessena dies on Naw Taven Road day
Iva Wess, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tawine T Wesson, died Sunday morning at their Tome home on Naw Taven road Just outside the City. The exact age and cause are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Wess
Tawine T. Wesson
Otelia Pull Dies at 18 Years in Local Family Death
Otelia Pull daughter of Mr and Mrs Adeighy Putt of BO John Street died Sunday at age 18 years and months after a brief illness in this community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otelia Pull
Adeighy Putt
BO Johnstmet
Mourner Mrs Mouser Dies at Ninety Five in Waltonayanie
Mrs Rocho Mouser died Saturday afternoon at the corner of Waltonayanie and Pontiac Street. She was aged ninety five years two months thirteen days. Born in Pittsburgh she lived in Fort Wayne most of her life. The surviving children are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocho] Mouser
Fsaac Bhimahav
Waltonayanie
Pontiac Street
Hougar
Pittsburg
Wayne
Local Names Seen in Elwood and Nearby Areas
Mrs Hhinehart and Mrs Brewinds Due of Elwood along with Mrs Dottie Linwile of dpine Trid Mize Sach Monaur in this city and Byung L Houser of Tritannpulis appear in a brief community notice listing residents and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhinehart
Brewinds Due
Elwood
Dottie Linwile
Dpine
Trid
Mize Sach Monaur
This City
Byung L. Houser
Tritannpulis
Death of Mrs Harriette Wicharde Richards at fifty one
Mrs Harriette Wicharde Richards of 44 Morrison Street died after a paralysia illness lasting since Wednesday. She was fifty one years old and survived by one child, with the other two grown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette Wicharde
Richards
Borrison Riveet
Obituary Notice for George F Tugler Bulger
George F Tugler Bulger of 178 Fairfield avenue aged 23 died suddenly while en route from the hospital. He was employed in D G Fisher offices and survived by parents two sisters Emm Bulger and Zda Fulger and brother Gnpt Charles Bulger. Charles lived in Hilwilali, Mick until his brother’s death. Funeral services are set for Wednesday morning at the On Mindral, of which he was a devoted member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Twlger
Mea
Patrick J. Bulger
Bairfield Avenue
Tberavlovis
D. G. Fisher
Emm Bulger
Mins
Zda Fulger
Gnpt
Gharles Bulges
Hiltwilali
Mick
Aesth
Timer Wis Wis Tawa Bimer Wife of F W Mer Residing
Obituary notice fragment states Tawa Bimer of Timer Wis, wife of F W Mer, aged about thirty six years, resident at 58 Baclhold street. Survived by husband and seven children, oldest twelve, youngest baby six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Tawa Bimer
F. W. Mer
Baclhold
Ste: Tag
Marriage Licenses Issued In Christmas Batch
The Christmas crop of marriage licenses is being issued. The list includes Sennel Keefer and Liesle Warner. Griebel and Mary Griebel. Joseph W McGlintos and Mabel A Bute. Williaan B Beaver and Ada Tu Ope. and Olen Glande A Dower and Lenn Bow aan Beers, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Sennel Keefer
Liesle Warner
Fingin Griewold
Mery
Griebel
Houls
Bayday
Jaste
Doble
Bebeces
Joseph W McGlintos
Mabel A. Bute
Bessie Oke
Ton EB. Botterm
Chyemina Miler
Williaan B. Beaver
Ada
Aes
Eblijol Grealey and
Motite DP
Olen Glande 'A- Dower
Lenn Bowaan Beers
A. Loum
Ale A Squires
Bert Robinson
Ovtlin Liggett
Conference debates elder count amid Methodist ruling bid
Richmond Indiana December 25 A heated intrusion into the North Indiana Methodist conference debate over pruning the number of ruling elders. The proposal, supported by Dr A J Mahin of Indianapolis and State Senator Charles C Tinkley of Richmond, faced strong opposition from several elders and district leaders. A committee rooted in opposition to any reduction, arguing it would impair salary and church support, awaits the annual meeting at Elwood in March where a report is expected to be approved. Members named include W W Daniel Fort Wayne district J W Guin J M Marble A W Tinmood and others with district salaries listed from 1 000 to 4 577. A reduction would shift financial burdens within the conference system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Tnd
Jnl
North India Methodist Conference
Arnistiry
A. 2. Mahin
Monipeller
Richasand
Charles C. Tinkley
Jaymen
Beonudie
Ranvans
Elwood
Ruy
Simpson
A. EB Mihi
J. W. Guin
A.W. Tinmoort
Phils
Bars Wayne
Goshen
Kokam
Mineie
Bicmoenit
Wilsaw
Hal
Sabe
Fer
Husden
Ley
Sidy
Eliuvel
Thy Wien
W. W. Danial
Fort Wayur
Eerva
A. Kemp
Wade
Muncie
George BH
Flay
A. Tewedson
Warsh
Dieteley
Ain
Violence erupts as intruder murders two men in home
In Crawtaranwye Ini on the 24th Bronk Parrish and Charles Tay were killed by Jon Douglan during a visit to his home. Parrish died from shotgun wounds after Douglas shot them through a window. Dayel was shot while fleeing, dying minutes later. Douglas, a former infantryman, had prior injuries and faced arrest in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayel
Mls
Doyel
Eighteenth Infantry
Anti
San Juan
Douglas
Auttis
WEY FINDS DIENT GUILTY IN MURDER VERDICT
A Wisconsin or Indiana region court case ends with a verdict of guilty of murder in the second degree for a defendant named Dient. The trial followed delays and a lengthy jury deliberation. Family statements and plans to appeal are noted, with local figures cited as supporting or opposing the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muntie
Joralil
Anderson
Michigan City
Faene
Tr Ually
Tela
Mewcastle
Indy
Ororning
Gilson
Jeavvet Lonel
Triad
Pastor Resigns Amid Indiana Conference Charges
In 1896-97 Wabash Indiana church records show Susie Vay Pastous Salam resigned as pastor amid charges from North Indiana conference. The Rochester- area church faced reorganization and debt disputes. The church refused payment of $125 plus substantial costs claimed by involved parties.
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Wabash
Ind
EM Spel
Rochester
Eigeult
North Indiana
Canfevenes
Methodist Episcopal
Transaerians
Pol
Bet
Tyo
Fran
Aid Feige Barker
Police plan biweekly patrols after prize fight ban in Anderson
In Anderson on December 4 police commissioners and Prosecutor Vesta decided to enforce a local ban on prize fighting. A biweekly patrol schedule will continue to prevent such events, with officers advancing efforts to Nelwing to ensure enforcement. The city warns that similar actions will be taken if violations occur, noting growing activity across state towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Vesta
Furey-Robinson
Hilt
Acmerton Am
Andaresa Gin
Burglars Carry Off Goods From Tulina Baxter & Co
In Laporte Indiana February 24 1890 burglars entered the house of Tulina Baxter and Co. stole about 500 dollars worth of silk from the premises during the night. A $450 seal skin jacket was also broken in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
Oryganda
Tulina Baxter & Co
Toll gate deserted on Burlington road near Logansport
A toll gate between Logansport and Delphi, Ind., on the Burlington road, is deserted after the toll keeper fled at an alarm. The Logansport Port and Burlington turnpike company reports only two gates remain, both of which were dynamited and damaged, including bridges and the toll station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Bur Sington
Delphi
India
Logane, Port and Burtington Turnpike Company
Ila
Fury and Justice Loom Over Untold Abduction Case
In a troubled community the fund directors await evidence to bring offenders to justice after an abduction tied to Luella Mabe. Authorities faced criticism for failing to snare suspects, while public anger grows over alleged inaction and hidden clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ament Green
Peaky Luella Mabeil
Ipsched
Coms Genra Neo
Atte
Paing
Death of a teacher valued at forty thousand dollars
A Wheeler county school teacher, WW Abbatt, has died following a father’s death in Aurora. The case involves a $40,000 value in the incident, with Valparsisy, TN Tec 24 noted in connection. Details are fragmented and unclear from the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparsisy
Aurora
Wheeler
Darwiel Retires As Heldeaibarwid Electric Company Changes
General manager G2 GL Larwill resigns December 1 and will leave January 1 1901. Gustuve Backius will assume office after Larwill departs, with Hattering offer expected to be accepted or rejected after an eastward visit. Belden Larwill company plans to continue its prosperous course under new leadership and promises future success with Mr Hueleins assistance. The firm lists ninety four names on its qualifying roll.
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Heldeaibarwid Electric Company
Aibeioces
Ite
Larwill
Naxh Weal
Gustuve Backius
Larvwill
Efeat
Jook
Larywill
Tarwill
Friends
Belden-Larwill Company
Larwills
Tad Lis
Charles Drummond’s Life Remembered in Eulogistic Verse
Poetic tribute honors Charles Drummond, praising his steadfastness and charity. The verse reflects on a peaceful life, stressing integrity, compassion for the needy, and a farewell to a respected neighbor within a communal reading.
Sensation Teel leads to death and missing wives tale
Fort Wayne reports a sensational case involving Teel, a woman who died by her own action and a husband from Dayton. A string of disappearances, letters, and believed elopements ties to the Teomont house and a prominent city store closure. Police investigations reveal a web of alleged affairs, a hotel stay, and a wife gone without consent, with no clear motive emerging amid sensational local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Esmond
B. Things Co
Dayton
Ghia
Phouius
Unt
Union City
Winkaly
Udo
Invasion Descent of Cape Colony Defeated by De Wet
London dispatches and Cape Town reports portray the Cape Colony invasion as a well planned, serious maneuver led by General De Wet. Kitchener expresses confidence, while correspondents describe De Wet as an elusive, capable commander whose forces disrupt patrols and resist pursuit, undermining British efforts to organize a decisive response. The narrative emphasizes De Wet’s military skill and the perceived fragility of British control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kitchener
Bouth Africa
Telegra Ss
Cape Town
Transvaal
Brussels
Cape Colony
Hetlille
de Wet
Lt 3
Uae
M. Hoya
Gentua
Vnva
Mircea
War Office dispatch from Lord Kitchener dated Pretovia Dec 22
Reports say the Hour movement in Gayo Colony is checked with one force north of the Zoutpana berg range and another turning toward Britstown. Boers retreat southwest toward Potchefstroom while General French and General Glamorgan pursue near Mogalivshan. Mail and railway lines suffer disruption, De Wet active near Basenkal, Creighton in cone with overs and Delorez, and Kenz captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touden
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Pretovia
Iita Gayo
Zoutpanaberg Range
Britstown
Briestta
Cape Colony
DE Wet Neal Senleal
de Wet
Aly
Bsenekal
French
Glamonts
Heyers
Mogalivshan
Potchetatinen
Gordon
Fraich
Onphant
Ekenor
Brttstown
DeAne Junction
Creightias
Cone
Tach
Canadians for Pole Ottawa Tint Heo
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Canadians volunteering for imperial police service, aiming to recruit Canadiens for the force and to support policing aims. No clear event date or outcome is established in readable portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Colonial Office
Hadan- Powall
County bids opened for coal and printing supplies
County commissions opened bids on coal and printing contracts. William Knaugh’s $2.78 bid led for a team. Suppliers named include A Hattersley 4 Saas, Fan Smith & Co, Fort Wayne Ot & Supply Co, and Leonard & Ellis. Contracts cover power house lighting, stationery, punting and bookmaking. Court house hours and marriage license arrivals noted amid two divorces and estate cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Rowl
Wiliam Knaugh
A. Hattersley
Saas
Fan Smith & Co
Fort Wayne Ot & Supply Company
Leonard & Ellis
Chienio
Fort Wayne
Levy Bros
Altormey
Elemion & Bra
Furnbelit
Sentinel
Archer Brlathig Company
Journ
Aevator
O'Rourke
Datsiel B. Miller
Joseph A
John Miller
Pha
DuMere
Nancy J. Biter
Tunncy
Theobald Letwineer
AR Cael Guy
Henry Calarick
Wade
Adruasion
Anno County Ine
Sian
Nuanbey
Jensweet
Welpol G. Colcwex
Nasteen
Ate
Wienasnci
Ning
Iiflidaviin
Auperion
Dees
Siproliag
Fragmented note on a Sunday children’s entertainment program
An OCR fragment describes a Sunday event by a Freachy tartan group for children. It mentions a live show, Wallah Gal, and a program schedule around nine o clock. Details are unclear and some names appear garbled.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pat Growe
South Depot
John T. NavGaLl
Fort Wayne Wewe
Omnia
Ona
Blaine
Windsor
Frederick Rodenbeck
Grorge J Talger
Snther
Werner
Rivbands
Crawfordsville
Joseph Yotglass
Hoa
Diehl
WEY
Dient
Susi
Las
ME Darwiel
Charles T, Drummond
Zor Tard
Toner
Charles Drummond
Asma Aumong bin
Harry “McMahan
Chivaga
BHH
Vhover
Liphtheria
Bishonas'a Shenae
Three Childret
Sf Fehwortskapf
Natticial Street
Arh
Hada Esver
Sas
THE
Tlom Kitchener
Pole
Omnila
Booth
Wilkons
PrinUng
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