Riverside Hotel Fire Damages Building and Guests
A fire destroyed the upper floors of the Riverside Hotel on Wells Street, injuring and displacing five guests and staff. The blaze caused estimated losses between three and four thousand dollars, later adjusted to ten thousand insured, with only the office and saloon surviving on the lower level. Firefighters faced rapid spread as occupants attempted to save valuables and trunks.
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Titccrside
Wells Street
Twitchen
George Nestel
Port
Wurey
Mick
Tina
Righ
Re Holding
Witla
Horstman
Blogle
Loganyport
Fred
Dady
Rochester
Nestel
Gia Netiner
Vallues
Ueshreek
Rexel
Uo Owalar
Cho Department
Nigie
Lin
Vita
Wil
Ai -Olldar
Hinstanin
Senat and Maalinslin Member Dies After Illness
Maalinslin Latimer of South Carolina died after a Sunday operation for appendicitis at Protidones Hospital. The Senate adjourned as tributes and a committee prepared to accompany the body to South Carolina. A separate Syracuse incident involved Frank Trailer suffering injuries from a hot iron and a milk-train accident with a head wound.
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Maalinslin
Web
Sir Benitur Astary G. Latimer
South Carolina
Protidones Hospital
Tailay
Geeltenitle
Wen
Adar Mars
Trunwell
Trunwell, Sergeant-Ntaems
Lie Xenate
al Otco
Nely
Littmer
Roston
Fendt Tillmat
Macollnague
Senate
Tha Satale
View
South
Carollna
Beckham Quietly Addresses Local Option in Kentucky Race
In Lousville Kentucky on February 20, U a Ken thekybriateh of the Wattsaloon lunge outlines a public statement on the local option for saloons. He mentions Gov Becklam and G W Bradley, notes Republican stance, and references a senatorial race and legislative reforms.
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Loulaville
U'a
Ken Thekybriateh
Torus Govurnuis
Heinham
W. O. Bradley
Jovernor Becklam
Atte
Onl Uitle
Bedledonna
Dubaso
Voted Down Effort to Limit Bank Advertising
The Fort Avayne Clearing House Association meeting discussed a proposal to limit bank advertising in city papers. The plan aimed to bar banks from occupying more than five columns of space, but the measure failed to gain support from the legislative group and did not advance.
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Fort Avayne Clearing House
NorwaiMner
Banka Ru
Ety
Sama
Oller
Sprafintila
Grater
Aulvertisiig Las
Fevox
Shearing Mouse Association
Ida
Governor Johnson Reply on Washington Visit Inquiries
Governor Johnson says he knows of nothing that would take him to Washington before May 14 for the governors conference urged by Roosevelt to aid conservation. If needed, he would consider Washington for the invitation and participate in the event if feasible, while continuing duties at home.
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Sh Pah
Mim
Govertor
Johnaal
JU. Stoveng
World Aucayt
Bla Honar
Washington
Johnson
Prowilual Ro
Arrest Made in Marion County Forgery Case
A warrant issued today by County Auditor Albert Saha targets Emuett Hugging, former chair of the county court stayers' court, for forging the indorsement of O Neil on a warrant for $160 dated September 1906. Aggis was arrested near 2 pm at his office in the courthouse.
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Indianiapolis
Hob
Heartigs
Emuett
Ivorn
Albert Saha
Clarge
Cosome
Dann O'Neil
F Halmtor
Aggis
O'Neil
Birds and Children Unite to Save Endangered Wes
In a National Association push, schoolchildren across the country are urged to enlist to protect the wood warbler and other birds facing extinction. Advocates promote a nationwide movement linking schools with conservation to guard nests, habitats, and chimney swifts from burning and hunting.
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Elvitantion Hms
Ornt- Mologlala Hera
Inunis
Igdern
Ima
National Association of Anduhan Societies
Jus Vila
Alate
Hirga
Thiaw Ley
Riot Near Broad Street Ended In Shootings And Arrests
In Philadelphia a large crowd gathered near Broad Street for a protest linked to unemployment aid and relief demonstrations. Police described disorder with rioting, assaults, and several revolvers fired as witnesses testified about the chaos and injuries.
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Philadelphig
Brond
Everal
Torlech
Gwanghuv Pelleeman
Rural Carriers Record Against Weather Near Fort Wayne
Rural carriers braved heavy snow to cover 4 500 miles of routes around Fort Wayne. Despite drifts and weakened pavement, carriers pressed on delivering mail across a 490 mile territory, aided by local routes and persistence amid severe winter conditions.
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Fort Wayne
Madaw
Renelinur
Cacho
Titan
Ivan Tian
Cash stolen horse reunion ends with recovery
A transient thief tried to sell a horse and buggy to Noah Woler in Weber, claiming return trips to Fort Wayne or Michigan. The horse and buggy were recovered by Sheriff Grice, but the thief escaped leaving little trace. David, the owner, identified his missing property and the suspect offered work repairing telephone lines for pay.
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BR. David
Mons
Ant
Randrod
Sheri Grice
Sithough
David
Atante
Hos Grant
Fort Wayne
Noah Woler
Paar
Weber
Michigan
Davin
Monronville
Hin
Hope to wipe out all the saloons in Blufftor
A WPA concert and agitation push aimed at abolishing saloons in Blufftor, with organizers promising a countywide dry outcome if they gain support. Five people reportedly observed soliciting votes as the movement seeks municipal and county alignment toward prohibition.
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Blufftor
Wharton
Statind
Entira County
Vello
Saloons Face Remonstrance Drive in Bluffton Area
Township officials discuss temperance agitation sparked by Rev. Tracy at the Presbyterian church. Citizens sign remonstrance cards to block saloon licenses. success depends on securing enough names, with potential closures if the effort fails. Names of affected towns and licensees suggested but not confirmed at this time.
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Dayebron
First Presbyterian Church
Ne We Tracy
Lempersnce Evangeliah
Titsford City
Tracy
Nigneriea
Junturoe Thal
Abe
Gubjueb
Wighta
Hive
Mtu Enas
Vumudewlon
Bluffton
Yora Cruz Andona
Hughes and Jas Held on Trials Over Medical Aid
The jury heard a case involving Charles Hughes and a man named Jas relating to medical expenses and confinement. discussions referenced a new law allowing release on bail with a surety for care of children. The jury deliberated for nineteen minutes before reaching a verdict or conclusion.
Fifty Years of Allen County Congressional Politics
The piece recalls the 1860 congressional race in DeKalb and Allen counties, listing candidates Dawson and Casey and detailing county votes. It notes Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass debates nearby and describes Dawson’s career from Spencerville lawyer to congressman, with references to Wayne and DeKalb counties and early state politics.
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Allen County
Fistrle
DeKalb
Aous Rhea Ash
Allen
DekKatk
Wikhurl
Kogeluska
Agrange
Nublu
Slonken
Whitfles
Sida
Kosclinky
Cangressman
Rouboy J. Dawson
Deel County
Charen Onay
Aten County
Countian
Dawson
Case
Nichols Stathamn
Abraham Tincoln
Atewits A. Douglass
Tmelight
Am Ublness
Dawson Wee
Spencerria
Spencerville
DeKalb Ant
Tia Tower
Alao
Plata
Tees
Countlen
Hindunth
Syoncorville
Iran
Cann
Dar Wayne
Fir Tima
Tua 16
Edserton
Apeaker
Okie
United States
Deg Wie
Vint Etate
Csi Port
Wayne
Cane
Bonitar Wale
Indiana
Port Payne
Wordon
Sonia
Rev Charles Guendling Dies at Lafayette
Rev Charles Guendling a longtime Catholic clergyman in the Lafayette area died after heart trouble. Born January 5, 1868 in Pert he studied at Saint Francis Seminary Milwaukee and the American College in Rome before ordination. He served as superintendent of the Lafayette Orphan Home and was deeply devoted to the church and the orphans, guiding the home for many years. Funeral services were set for Thursday morning at St. Joseph’s Church.
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Lafayette
Ind
Roy
Charles
Guendling
Ulate Coller
Tig Wiocese
Fork
Wayne
Degeph
Guentiling
Alrickes
Pera
Rather Guending
Pert
Janary
Grionis
Tut
Si Praineis
Rome
Italy
Tateran
Americe
Guendilng Wi
Obrn Savin
Hoya
Latyette
Ilu
Bathor
Gwenning Wits
Jnus
le Core
Whenmin
Jobin
Postal law targets overdue newspaper subscriptions
A garbled notice outlines postal rate rules for periodicals and daily newspapers. It states publishers may collect subscriptions up to date or withdraw issues for nonpayment, and sets limits on what can be mailed to subscribers with arrears.
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Tie Uniti Brates
Orlen
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