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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
4
Police conducted a three day search and performed an autopsy after residents reported a husband tricked by a message and a hidden trunk. The medical examiner confirmed death by suffocation and noted the prior autopsy findings and the suspect’s alleged involvement.
Maud Carson, daughter of Arthur Garson and family, died after being bitten by a dog ten days earlier. The injury worsened despite medical care, and neighbors recall the girl’s intense suffering before her passing at home.
OCR noise presents scattered names and phrases, mentioning officials, dates, and places with no coherent event or outcome to summarize into a clear news item. The readable bits do not establish a specific person, organization, or action to anchor a proper summary.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and roles including postmaster, lawmakers, and various places and institutions. The garbled text mentions Sevevevede Hoajaminy I Johneod Fort Wig nv and Helisem anit Cangas Hee, with scattered references to seats and dates. Readable entities include Lin Hhnnnygh and Chis Widnesay.
A community note records the election of officers for the local encampment and lists members and attendees among the Ballinger area groups. It notes shifts in leadership, upcoming sessions, and mentions candidate names and positions within the organization.
C F Piiter room a7 Bray Glee issues a money loan notice linked to personal security. The fragmented OCR suggests a financial matter requiring attention from the party involved and affected creditors or officials.
Fragmentary OCR describes part of the Eggenan estate sale with scattered details. It mentions parcels near Jervtwl and Wak Detfeasan, prices around 7500 to 8500, and references to beneficiaries like Roseattie and a Wolf, with unclear ownership lines and possible lot-for-sale notes.
A fragmented OCR passage describes a shipment and delivery scene with references to workers and a damaged package. The text is garbled but hints at a smooth running parcel operation interrupted by a crash and misdirection. No clear dates or names can be confirmed.
A car accident severely injures several family members near Nie townk. The crash involved a wagon shondinge along the road and an oncoming vehicle. Among the injured, Mr Bher Widray and others were hospitalized with serious conditions. Local authorities report a tragic death when a auto collision occurred during regular travel to a nearby facility.
A fragmentary 1913 notice mentions a birth or event tied to Port Wayne Bart with names Mr and Mrs Charles Smead and references to a son. The garbled OCR lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes, but hints at a local family event in the era. The readable entities include Port Wayne and Charles Smead.
Reported in a distorted reprint, Washington Taft faces a public stir as stories spread of a kiss involving Phyllis Wistrand and a Laramie girl. The tale prompts outraged relatives to seek access to the White House while Taft contends with a crowded schedule and policy duties.
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