Pioneer Frederick Antrup Dies After Fall Injuries
Frederick W. Antrup, an eighty five year old Fort Wayne pioneer, died after injuries from a stair fall at his home on West Main Street. A veteran of early canal trade and the War era, he lived a full life of community service and church involvement. He left no children and had a long career in farming and milling before settling in Fort Wayne. He married twice, first to Miss Vining and later to Miss Risa Mbekintoah, who survived him. Funeral details follow the traditional quiet observances of the era.
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Frederick W. Antrup
Allyn
Walthoun
West Main Street
Antrup
Axe
Syed
Iit
Awings
Hort
Westphal
America
Battinore
Calx Walne
Hutson
New York
Misa Celia Jane Vining
Fort Wayne
Ant- Tuptan
McCulloch
R. W. Taylor
Lne
J. W. Vining
St. Jon
Bilw Sons
Uewils
Cor x Farm
St Joseph
Towneship
Mya
Mater
Kate Vining
A. L. Buettner
Tenneasee
Frederick Mueller
Anh Wad Marrai
Migs Riza F. Mbekintoah
Fry South Anerien
West Runny Fork
Wayne Real
Forbing
West
Craighton Avenue
Tae
Hind
Neighboy
B.A. Haynes
Alstad
Early history of Second Fresyterian church leader
Autrup or Antriin, a respected church elder, served as a leading figure in the Second Fresyterian church and later the Wistatnster church. He attended services in 1818 during the period before the first frame church was built, and with his wife joined the congregation soon after. He steered many church affairs until his death, noted for high character and sound finances aside from a troubled loan and investment venture that caused losses after its inception.
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Wit
Wistatnster Church
Sertices
Antriin
Frrine
Auteup
Ottven
Tie
Stence—Le Schell Loan
Vest Meat Concern
Ditch Laws Committee Formed In County Township Vote
A county meeting in the carthouse led to selecting a committee from Rich Township to gather opinions on proposed ditch laws. The panel includes representatives from multiple townships, will consult farmers, and report back at future sessions in the Basy block and J.P. Rodahayeh’s residence.
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Carthouse
W.D. Ranke
W. 8. Wells
Rich Township
J.P
Narge
Cnunty
Legiaalors
Real estate man Forbing dies after sudden collapse
John Forbing, a respected Fort Wayne real estate official aged 63, collapsed at his neighbor’s home and died. He had long served as deputy township assessor, with offices in Bank building, and leaves a wife, a daughter in Mansfield, a sister and four brothers. He was active in St Patrick's Catholic church and local societies.
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Jace
Bank
Biod
Allen County
Perting
Pigun Road
Fors Wire
Avhijevel
Ogne
Fort Wayne
Jacob Tarking
Menton, O
Peter Fehing
Decatur
Blueveport
Jorseph
Mr Forbing
St Patrick's Catholic Church
Girl Student Afflicted After School Injury Operation
A fragmentary report describes a girl student from Islan Sichoul Glan On tas Len Arigulate de Wet Flee Regan, daughter of William Reganaar, living at 1508 North Harrison Street. She suffered a leg injury Sunday afternoon at Soewhoamtal. The article notes severe consequences feared by doctors and mentions a surgical operation performed on a 16 year old girl.
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Messle
Aaa
Regan
Williaw
Reganaar
Harrison Street
Virdurweart
Soewhoamtal
Vectra
Diplomas February at Hen nal school high tech ceremony
Feb event at the inst ioral high tech school will recognize students with diplomas. Notable attendees include Tallinn Pastor Geary Meath Marla Tucker Iles Tinesdty and Renina Kloten. DAG presides as part of the Antivenat program.
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Phe Momhorn
Ioral
Madres Wii
Peeekdek Dag
Mial
Renina Kloten
Fire damages Berghoe Brewery bottling works
A fire at the Berghoe Brewery bottling plant on Grant Avenue and Bask Washington Street caused heavy damage to the bottling machinery and floor, with total losses estimated between $18,000 and $20,000 though the main building suffered about $3,000 in damage. Firemen could not enter due to dense smoke and fought the blaze from the outside, delaying full extinguishment until about 1 PM. A temporary bottling plant will be set up to continue operations while repairs proceed.
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Denne Eotionalet
Tin Terghot Brewing Company
Grant Avenue
Washington Street
Henry Bratte
Alewtris Wies
Freimen
Faree
Atrel Girdera
Brewing Company
aiM@elont
Unclear text. girl taken home after night incident
Fragmentary report describes a girl taken home, a man named Tom Brunell, and a nocturnal disturbance near a station. Additional readable details are sparse and uncertain, with multiple garbled phrases and missing context.
Foreigners Refuse To Move Lunch Cart For Police
Two foreigners after being warned refused to move a lunch cart from the streets when notified by police. They were fined $1 and costs and jailed eleven days, with names given as BH Kretty and Gust Boopus. They admitted defying police and had a street wagon used for night sneaks and prostitution. A separate case involved Sersonaly abeded the Woyk ef uy fre department and a man named Kim with a charge of lading. Harvey and Waving Fen faced fines in another court appearance.
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Grenlis
Syy Hana
BH Kretty
Gust Boopus
George Sollany
Jao
Kim
Charles
Ely Court
Vaaphat Harvey
Broadway
Euspenigd
Lanne
Hong Kong Storm Ends Wide Havoc and Loss
A historic storm battered Hong Kong causing extensive flooding and drowning of over a hundred local residents while the harbor and river ferries faced wreckage. Rescue efforts saved many aboard ships as authorities scrambled to secure vessels and shelter.
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Kong
Betty Chineas
Habor
Ura
Lauieches
Four Men Die and Sixteen Hurt in Armour Explosive Accident
Chicago January twenty eighth four men killed and sixteen injured in an explosion at Armour and Co. on Portstone Street and Pucktsarbaue. Twenty workers in the room when a cylinder burst unleashing fumes incapacitating many. three died instantly and another died en route to hospital. The survivors suffer serious injuries and some faint from fumes as the building was evacuated. Victims identified as Austrians and Hungarian laborers.
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Chicago
Ammoni Staivs
Armour & Co
Portystonee Street
Pucktsarbaue
Tex
Aml
Vleilms
Austria
Poem Fragment Mentioning Poets and Places
Fragmentary OCR hints a poetry reference tied to a person named Giihama and a figure or place labeled Jamun Buckingham. The text mentions Washneta and Indiana NEITIAL along with a lane named Barks Lane. Content appears scrambled with misread names and stray quotes, suggesting a damaged poem or caption rather than a complete article.
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Gonuresemay
Giihama
Jamun Buckingham
Washneta
Giigas
Thm
Psst
Indiana Neitial
Toha Feommimonmeddamas
Barks Lane
Fous Poauinntet
Allen
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Sion
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Taiandpolis
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