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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1911
Page
4
Report on a June gathering in Washington for William Howard Taft’s era, forecasting Fairbanks for the 1916 GOP ticket. Attendees included prominent politicians and donors such as Joseph Foraker and Joseph Thompson, outlining campaign support and luncheon remarks.
Obituary notices recall Was former letter carrier Willan Clear also known as Murph, who died at St Joseph's hospital after a throat ailment and surgical operation. Survived by a brother, services set at the residence and Cathedral Church with funeral and interment details. Additional notices list other families and funeral arrangements for residents of Fort Wayne and nearby towns.
A community birthday party at the McAfee home honored Martin Shanes on his sixty years with gifts and a fortifying armistic mood. In Columbia, Thorp-Swank linked a wedding to Miss Agha Siwamk of Butlerburg with a visit by relatives and a supper. Multiple local marriages unfold in January and February with dress details, attendants, and early domestic plans noted for future homes.
In Kendallville, Latrobe native Hela and Gatton resident Ed Johnson were arrested Saturday by Marshall John Bages and jailed on a charge of wilful destruction. A crowd rumored the pair tried to flee under a threat, with Johnson reportedly injured as a result. The brief, sparse report notes sustained charges and medical attention.
A Roanoke meeting Friday evening discussed opposition to Saluong and agreed to immediately seek sufficient signatures to petition for a connection. The effort aims to gain support from the town authorities with the guidance of the councilmen, targeting a march on February 13. Officials expect challenges in securing the required signers.
A 70 year old man died following injuries from an incident on train No. 10 near Bend, Kentucky. Authorities report the casualty occurred after a confrontation with individuals at the scene and the death is linked to injuries sustained in the event.
Readable fragments describe a kitchen guide with apple custard pie and Philadelphia ice cream among recipes. The garbled text lists diverse dishes and steps, indicating a homemaking reference that mixes ingredients, oven times, and serving ideas across multiple courses.
The fragmentary text describes an aviation event with references to an aviator, patrols, and commanders. It mentions a situation near Washington with vague hints of a flight disrupted by patrols and protective actions, but the details are garbled and uncertain.
The readable text hints at a brutal act and a suspect involved, with references to a husband, a victim, and a possible hospital or police response. Names and precise details are unclear, but the fragment signals a domestic violence related incident under police or medical care.
An obituary notes the private funeral for Mimira Miller, the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Heroan Miller, who died at about one year and missing age unknown, with services at a county parish and private burial.
A garbled OCR passage describes a morning incident at a residence with unclear names and places. It mentions someone being found, a search at a location, and a vague sequence of events with no readable dates or definitive actions. The fragment lacks coherent details or identifiable entities.
Jury deliberates on a sprawling case involving Wingy cows Auk in nia thHiat preansited Juwor Rowan and Mungovan atuele iW) with a jury verdict Tuesday after a wild testimony about drink and cows. The judge James Alig presided as evidence and scandalous details unfolded, including claims about a family dispute and alleged punishments amid a controversial probate and criminal-like testimony.
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