Fire Destroys Residence. Family Perishes in Blaze
A house fire swept through a residence injuring the occupants and killing a family of several, with extensive damage to the structure and belongings. Firemen fought the flames for minutes, discovering the ruin as smoke filled the rooms and furniture burned beyond repair. One victim’s body was found in the grocery area while others were located in the bedrooms and hallway amid heavy smoke and heat. The blaze caused about 61 000 in losses, with neighbors and authorities assisting in evacuation and containment.
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Howe
Tucanes
Nove Forel
Maggie Schmitt
Conference on Campaign Fundraising by Young Women
A meeting of the Young Women's Christian Association discusses a campaign to raise funds for a new building. Oberlin guests and local organizers plan a conference at the Commercial building in January to outline the drive and secure leadership for the effort.
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Homamittena
Apleista
Af Cwloms
Oberlin
C. AL
Williamy
Wayne Canpaten
Daathan
Nilen
Cheistien Aravelation
Rapidy
Grnts
E. 1
Stauy
YM. C. Ayne Young Women
Jae’ Hoey
Campalen
Wayne
Tts
Alyn
Maling
Government of Selicited
Heneral
Ayala Ff
Treajmal
Hain Mide
Tomy
Elreutaceis Winery
Mt Whitett
Scarlet Fever Leads in Allon County Health Report
Durie reports scarlet fever as the most prevalent contagious disease in Allon County with cases rising through January and February. Van Buskirk notes a year with many illnesses and limited deaths, attributing the spread to a wholesale season and prior large outbreak. officials urge vigilance and reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durie
Lever
Allon
Ot. VanBuskirk
County Health
Amd
Waleer Nokrowy
Outlandish Chase Ends in Arrest Near Arlington
A disorderly pursuit led to the arrest of Dianea, Trainmaniag of the Cldcney Ayislun, and Mrs. G. Ametuan at Arlington. Held for investigation, they were released on bonds after police refused further action. The episode involved a plan to abduct a child, with McCue and associates implicated in prior thefts and a hotel confrontation.
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T F Dianea
Cldcney
Jones
Tie Rouge
McCuey
Thney
Amir
Hie
Dangilur
Visting
Mivhlant
Pollen Seeks Divorce Decree in Fort Wayne Case
In Huntington Tad Ault 18, Menno A McCuen laborer for Erle Hafband Co seeks a divorce from Clara McChe. Allegations include faithlessness and estrangement since Apr 1873, with a twelve year old daughter. Jones, a tax correspondent, arrested in connection with the case. McCuen claims jealousy and gambling harmed the marriage. remarks on public standing and prior trouble.
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Huntington
Menno A. McCuct
Vrakoman
Erle Hafband Company
Linon Hin
Clara McChe
Agnentintal Developmenta Vesterday
Jones
Brathaiantnr
Wester Division
Hracemiits
Qpouma
Fort Wayne
Comipisis
Gecko
Witsivs
Vames Jones
Leon Geen
Winco
Ariston
Fort
Wayne
Molme
Il Hose
Hau
McCuen
Private adyleos reaalred fropr percepts and dissqtlafnetion
Deciphered Daily Notes report turmoil within the provisional government after Manuel’s deposition. Claimed no outbreak occurred. Foreign observers noted tensions as a British warship was reportedly dispatched to Lisbon.
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Lonton
Dec
Legar
Sing Manuel
Lisbon
USA
Liston
German dog speaks language to test human voice
A study reported by Professor Phingst of Beri university describes a German dog named Terlin Tee demonstrating understanding of seven words with stressed syllables. The animal's vocalizations reportedly matched human words in tone and region, suggesting a limited grasp of structure and meaning.
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Trngange
Phingst
Beri Miveratty
Anid
Atrnoaera
Political Turmoil Sparks Split Gary Police Forces
In Gary Indiana two police forces emerge amid political strife. Mayor Knote faces pressure as a new detective unit forms under Capt. Charles Citey and Superintendent Gueny Solutmiat, while the old department resists reform. The clash centers on funding and control with fines issued and investigations underway.
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Gary
Dse
Ciluy
Knote
Resurin
Bankers Death in London Mystery Court Proceedings
New York coverage reports banker Robin in a dire condition before Judge Crin in Whe xesusrit Hen alons court as attempts to revive him fail. Witnesses describe poisons and murder leading to the suspect Hawlay Crinpen, with London doctors and investigators detailing the dramatic events and the burning of the Rochoator tte Guarantee company assets worth 154000 dollars.
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New York
Wee
Tohn G. Ratti
Wartheris
Ieralignmen
Crin
Alons
Healy
Robin Wan
Dietriet
Hawlay Crinpen
Guide Cimore
London
Rabin
Rulili
Soule G
Robinett
Robin
Criminal Court
Lonees
Tha
Demetivns
Tuwett
Uno Diutrict Atiomnesta Ut’ Dee
Rochoator Tte Guarantee Company
Robli'a
Usier Onder
Tisurance Hotchkites
Fort Wayne Elks Praise At Grand Lodge Event
Fort Wayne Elks receive praise for growth and leadership as Grand Exalted Ruler Herrmann of Cincinnati commends the lodge. About seven hundred members attend the banquet room festivities amid formal speeches and citywide pride.
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Herrmann
Lavin
Goraplimants
Hanguer
Fort Wayne
Clocluuett
Fort Wighe
Hertmann
Ayers
C. M. Wiener
Ath
Stonkans
Sarey Hi
Ulee Main
Fond Ragemad
May Coles
Grang Exwitv
Feat Fracture Fatality In Detroit
Henry Robinson, 92, of Detroit, died Friday at Joseph’s Hospital after a fracture that led to complications. He had been traveling between factories and residences when the injury occurred, and investigators pursue details as relatives are notified.
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Henry Robinson
Detroit
Joseph's Hospital
Thahinwan
Raapital
Robinson
Man Run Down by Train Near Monroeville
A man identified as Alex Probst, age about 00, was struck by a fast train near Monroeville in the county. He sustained injuries and was moved to a location where responders worked. The incident drew witnesses and officials to the depot area as investigators began documenting the sequence of events.
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Alex Probst
Monroeville
Thie County
Vince Wight
Aberin
Monroevil
Hoop
Finn Cullen
Marnglerh
Fire destroys frame house at noon. family left homeless
A noon fire gutted a frame house at 779 Boylan Byrne, leaving a family of four homeless. The wooden structure valued at 750 dollars and contents at about 1 000 dollars, with neighbors and the Wort Wye Electric company aiding the rapid response. Mr and Mrs Mort were away. their daughter was nearby when the fire started. one frame building collapsed but an adjacent dwelling survived with minor damage.
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Boylan Byenne
Ae PB
Pun
sTandmathion
Willy
Aravind
Mr. Farkingon
Auburn Barbers Permit Admission to Barbers’ Board Meeting
Aberrant OCR fragment mentions Auburn barbers and a board meeting. It notes a permit admission to a Barbers board session Tuesday night with unclear details and garbled names. The readable elements reference a formal hearing and a possible event relating to barber licensing.
Temperance Debate and Prohibition Echoes Across Society
A scanned fragment blends temperance pamphleteering with prohibition concerns, describing public morals, worker burdens, and social pressures. It references boy and dog, civic reform, church groups, and anti alcohol campaigns, noting funds raised and varied community responses.
Unclear Text From Historical Page About Health Remedies
Fragmentary OCR passage references works and hours a day and a mysterious muse about a king’s NBA life bill a glue and a winter wealthers but text is garbled with many misspellings. It mentions health topics like constipation headaches and malaria and root words.
Hold Up Man Rescues Innocent From Prison
A report details a hold up involving Qelon, Kraft, and an unnamed offender. George Fritch, 43, is connected to the case with ties to a hotel incident in January 1409. A clerk is named in the extended narrative alongside a banknote seizure and subsequent events at a hotel and exhibit.
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Qelon
Hoover Davlaret
Ap Eo
Onlore Iron Ogden Hovel & Fehr
HBO
Bert Menten
Prinan
Foe- Yen
Chicara
Hans George Fritch
Elf
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