Lucas Moore Pioneer Driver Dies at 84 in Washington Township
Lucas Moore, aged 84 years, longtime Washington township resident and fort Wayne stage driver, died at Goshen county home. Born in 1835 in Pennsylvania, he arrived in Fort Wayne in 1835 and later drove a stage between the city and the Ohio line. He lived on a farm northwest of town and married Miss Mary M. Gander in 1843. Survived by four children, funeral services set for Sunday at 10 oclock at Saintfield cemetery.
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Lucas Moore
Washington Township
Tez
Ftw
Bie County
Goshen Road
Moore
Hawaa Bovin
Zebigh County
Fort Wayna
Thie City
Ohio State
Cnrhands
Mary M. Gander
Meter Whith
Mtra
Jebr Gool
Willem BH. Movrn
Crestline
Ohio
Laylas J. Koh Tor
Bangas
Stapten
Huntington
Tor
Umea Wu
German Lutheran Church
Lpast
Aelock
Butfield Cemetery
Missing Child Report From Cuba District
An age three-year-old child described as Lucily Hollopecer is reported missing from the residence of Hol lapel at 29 Walton Avenue near Ya. Authorities seek public aid in locating the child and returning them safely.
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Cuba
Uatyghler
Mtr
G. IE Hollapel
Walton Avone
Funeral for Bluffton Woman Follows Tragic Friday Pass
Mrs. Loiiiee Beckss wife of Fok iH died early Friday while waiting at St. Josephs hip after a Thess Moin apperdiguis. Mra Bookes Wan twenty-thee years of age. Death follows Alkate daughter and a son surviving with two sisters and two brothers. The family home is two silos south of tie wcity eu i the Bluffton road. Evyeral os dy moral, rulew wie Bel Bfou 19 oclock frm the at 10-45 from St. Pat.
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Loiiiee Beckss
Fokih
St. Joseph’s Hip
Thera
Bya
Lattin
Arnee Einiz
Bluffton Road
Teddy
Evyeral
St. Pat
Death of Mrs. Gonllent of Aran County Ireland
Mrs. Gonllent, aged eighty eight months, died at midnight Tuesday at 21 Fuplay street. She was born in Aran County Ireland on April 3, 142, and married Mr. Cools in Tate 4, Goolsern, New York. They moved to this county and have resided here since. Ten children were born. six survive: Mrs. Thomas Greet Jr, John F. Gootten, and the Misses Margaret Helen A, Raspd Agnes Caplican. She was a devout member of St Patrick's Catholic Church and the Ladies sodality. Funeral services from St Patrick's Church Monday at 1 o'clock.
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Oolean
Fuplay
Gonllent
Areen
Ireland
Ne York
Tate 4
Goolsern
New York
Ladies’ Sodality
St. Patrick's Church
Alook
Death notice for Cathovin MoLaughlin in Mt Aughlin
Cathovin MoLaughlin wife of Teba bh McLaughlin died late Tuesday after a brief illness at her home in Mt Aughlin. Her passing follows a long period of health struggles and she is survived by her husband and several family members. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Mie
Cathovinn MoLaughlin
Teba Bh
McLaughlin
McLaughlin Family Notice From Ill Stated History
Obituary style brief notes Mrs. McLaughlin born in Don eal Ireland died of pneumonia in Amarion after long residence in Indiana Whitley county later in city. Surviving children include Thomas Z. McLaughlin once a Whitley County teacher, William McLaughlin of Grand Rapids and James McLaughlin of Baltimore.
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Harrivon Street
McLaughlin
Doneal
Ireland
Amarion
Indiana
Whitley County
Thomas Z. McLaughlin
Aiew
Porla Stur
William =. McLaughlin
Grand Rapids
Jamen McLaughlin
Baltimore
Oslo
Garett
Inmate Harry Privett Sent from Centertown School
An inmate named Harry Privett, age six, was sent from Centertown Morgan County to a Ta inna institution for pulmonary tuberculosis. The fragment notes the boy’s admission and the facility’s role in his care.
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Harry Privett
William Zeek death notice at St Joseph Hospital
William Zeek formerly of 145 Beat Lewis street died last Friday at St Joseph's hospital. He was born in Gemashy and lived about ninety years. Funeral services were held from the hospital chapel Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Wiliam Zeek
Lewis Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Zeek
Gemashy
Essig Widow Dies After Short Illness in City
Mrs Susan Essig longtime resident of this city died Friday evening at her mother’s home after a short illness. She was forty years old born in Ohio and moved to Indiana County then Fort Wayne. Her husband Adam P Essig died seven years ago and she leaves a son and several siblings with her elderly mother.
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Susan Essig
D P'Ebele
Mahwensmith
Adams County
Wil
Ohio
Indiana County
Cums
Fort Wayne
Adam P. Eg. Alg
Usiness Winninger
Heather
Jester Clue and Local Family Mentioned in City News
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Rev Ea and a jester with congregations. Mira and Hester are named among eight children with spouses George F Koater John W Henle and Mary H Byers referenced in the city context.
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Hester
George F. Koater
John W. Henle
Ang Mre
Mary H. Byers
Police Follow Clue In Child Desertion Case In Fort Wayne
Richmond police report an inquiry from Fort Wayne about a couple from Ludington who abandoned a six week old girl in a Fort Wayne street. The baby was found near 481 Calhoun Street and later taken to Vincent's orphan asylum. Prosecutor Emrick says no criminal charge is likely. case hinges on child desertion as a misdemeanor with limited penalties. The couple registered as W. T. Johnson and wife, later named as Wh and Man the same names linked to a December marriage and departure from Ludington with a child born shortly after.
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Richmond
Dhe Saal
Fort Waynn
Fledmond
Hut City
Grand Rapids
Hichmond
Sint Same
Fort Wayne
Ceavin Soon Twaynett
McKinnit House
W. T. Johnson
Mmehmond Jofie
Garay Oren
Kinsell
Pallce Depuie
Mal Oly
W. R. Tolinson
Duddington
Mich
Johnson
Emrick
Stone Inn
Thin City
Tito
Anyale
Ewrickust
Gorsline
Sean
Levin
A. J. Grin
Pheiy
Ludington
Aur
Amazons Clash as Nation Faction Leads Saloon Riot
In Enterprise on 21st Street, Mrs. Carrie Nation led a raid with WOCZU allies against Mrs. John Schilling and others. A melee erupted as dozens of women clashed, Nation and Schilling each swearing warrants for assault and disturbing the peace. All were arrested and later released on bond.
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Carrie Nation
John Schilling
Schilling
Mag. Nation
Nation
Mg. Nation
Pietrick Funeral Rites Set After Maysville Death
Euanuet Dietrick died Monday at Tis Wome in Maysville aged Surgaty and years six months six days. He was a veteran of Pennsylvania and moved to Allen county in 1856. His wife Mrs Tolurson and eight children survive including Richard Charles Wesley George Tolinton and others. The funeral will be at 9 Lavina Street Friday evening with services at the family residence.
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Euanuet Dietrick
Maysville
Dietrick
Pennsylvania
Alime County
Mir
Tolla Tolueas
Tolurson
At & O'Clonk
Dence
Lavina Street
Julingon
Fort Wayne
Tohaesoi
Stetus
Richard
Charles, Wesley
George Tolinron
Bary Shafer
Bristol
Ais
Ada Davin
Avila
Oscar Adams
Allegheny
Mrs Buzsbet Tarmon Dies After Apoplexy At Home
Mrs Buzsbet Tarmon aged sixty two died Friday night at 10:30 at her family residence East Wayne Street Fort Wayne after a long illness. She had lived in Fort Wayne for fifty five years and was respected by neighbors and friends. Survived by four children Jerry Taman Mrs Thavis Thompsom Mrs A Baxter and Miss Phonia Tanmon.
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Buzsbet Tree
Hiniy Tarmon
Tran
Wayne Street
Tarmon
Fort Wayna
Wind
Antidhang Iaintance
Munre Fam
Jerrry Taman
Thavis Thompsom
A. ‘M. [Baxter
Misa Phonia Tanmon
Mrs Haebel Wesley Besler Obituary Notice
Mrs Haebel Wesley Besler died Wednesday at her home near Zanesville aged 83 years 1 month 28 days She was born November 25 1817 in New York Indiana and married Lemuel Healer in 1847 Healer died May 13 1904 They moved with children across several counties before settling near Zanesville She joined the Methodist Episcopal church at Rebisen chapels and remained faithful to her church and family duties.
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Haebel Wesley
Zanesville
Bestar
Patnan
Golly
Wella County
Mey
Zanesvilly
Meeler
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rebisen
IBZ
Nation Woman Rampage Shatters Saloons In Enterprise
Mrs. Nation led a raid in Enterprise, smashing saloon windows and bottles. She attacked Schillings pine, damaged the mirror and refrigerator, and clashed with the town marshal before retreating. She vowed to continue the crusade amid clashes with saloon patrons and residents.
IT GIRGLES THE GLOBE AND UMBER ON CARRIAGE WORK
Fragmented OCR reveals an advertisement for Buckiey’s Arc a Salva claiming top quality remedies and carriages. It mentions Dreier & Bros, Robert Kinern, and a funeral car with carved lava panel, plus uniforms and liveries. Historical garbled names appear: Christina Ty Ulmer and Edward Raggid, with references to undertaker services and caskets.
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Robert Kinein
Kaehr
Christina Ty Ulmer
Robert
Kinehn
Saloon Siege Averted as Temperance Leader Delivers Address
A temperance protest leader at midnight attempted to smash two saloons in Hope but was met by a crowd. Mrs. Watton forced to an omnibus, then hotel, where she spoke to a gathered crowd declaring plans to organize saloon wreckers to stiffen women against drink. She hinted at expansion of activities nationwide before leaving for Duane to visit friends.
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Saldtins
Wichite
Missii
Cong
Holt
AL ED O'Clark
Mallon
Duane
Legislative push seeks funding for feeble-minded youth facility
SUPT JOHNSON endorses a legislative committee’s recommended appropriation for a new institution to house feeble-minded girls and women of child bearing age. The proposal seeks 100000 annually for two facilities plus 14000 for maintenance, with 26000 requested for 840 acres and central building. Johnson notes two key items omitted: 2500 for water system improvements and favorable consideration for the larger plan.
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Buporutenday
Fobnson
Tthe Legisla Mve
Wintnton
Tor Sepaira
Nnually
Xelek Daity and Slaughter House
Aly. Johnson
House Debates Army Reorg and Naval Bill Passage
Washington January 25 reports say the House agreed on a conference report for the Army reorganization bill after debate led by Democratic Leader Richardson. The army measure faced delays, while the naval appropriation bill passed amid sharp exchanges over veterinary corps provisions and generals Shafter Lee and Wilson hailed.
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Washington
Chaismaga
Richardson
Damate
Aull
Wanda Bio
Tennessee
Winoly Loider
Tull
Jay
Birhardgon
Congress of the United States
Mr. Richardson
Hui
Shafter
Gunerals
Lee
Wilvn
Hull
Ma. Almas
Pennsylvania
Adams
Richiardson
Senator Towne Leads Philippine Independence Debate
In Washington on January 26 the Senate heard Mr despite rough syntax. Towne urged recognizing Philippine independence and safeguarding U.S. interests while endorsing the national honor. The session moved to other business and the ship subsidy bill was taken up with remarks from Mr. Depew.
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Washington
Tonyo
Minnesota
Ue Philippines
Waa Teken Ap
Mr. Depew
Court House Plank and Contract in Bridge Deal
A fragment notes a contract with the American Bridge Company for the construction of a bridge at the courthouse site. It outlines plans and terms of agreement, indicating cost and schedule details under municipal supervision. The readable text hints at project scope and funding responsibilities.
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The
American Bridge, Company
Bridge Plan and Legal Action In Miami County
A county commission approves bridge adequacy after Wiley's inspection. The Falhead company will crest the bridge and associated work with the county. Legal actions include cases against Joseph Olagle and others, including Tamer Ranehy, with writs ordered against sheriff Junior Murphy and others in Miami County.
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Mahan Railroad
Wiley
Tostph
Tad 'B Seheinthordti
aMfichael Dany
Tam ‘Sued Tamer
Ranehy Et al
Tor Paebitton
Om Beak Rete
Great Buffalo to Chicago Rail Line Promises Comfort and Speed
Safety speed and comfort mark the Mickel Planta fund road now fronted by Superior management as a major travel option from Buffalo to Chicago. The new dining car offers varied menus with prices from 36 cents to $1.00, though excess fares are reportedly charged. Contact new estate agent C. Asterlin, T. F. A., Fort Wayne.
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Tnailway
Mickel Planta Fund
Buffal
Chicago
Newrast
C. A. Asterlin
Fort Wayne
Big CAND DEAL MADE IN TENNESSEE
Mountville Tenn Ton. Mt Carpenter and John A Stone sold to a Pennsylvania syndicate by a private party. They have purchased 40,000 acres of timber and coal lands in Morgan County near Deep, for about 300,000 dollars.
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Maoxville
Tenn
T. Mt. Carpenter
John A. Btone
Pennsylvania
Mourow County
Travel route cuts travel costs with Niagara Falls to Buffalo loop
The Niobolt Plate rox advertises a new economical travel route to Niagara Falls and the Pas-Amatiac expansion at Buffalo. Open May 11 and run through November 1 with plans for conveyance by rail and ship, highlighting reduced fares and reliable service.
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Suminar
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
A. Astarlin
Fort Wayie
Tad
Severe winter storms batter west coast of Scotland
Severe storms sweep Scotland's west coast as vessels endure heavy seas. The Allan from Boston bound for Glasgow grounded in the Clyde this morning with damage reported.
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Glasgow
Tan
Scotland
Hibernian
Boston
Fort Wayne Trust Co Officers and Directors Listed
Fort Wayne Trust Co lists officers including Buory Paul president Samuel M. Poster vice president Andrew Hoffenan second vice president Charles A. Wilding secretary William Baul assistant secretary with a board of directors Langel M Toeter Andrew K Katman Peters Horega Welater William J Vessy and others spanning farm city real estate and commercial deposits and a 2 per cent interest on deposits and installment payments.
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Yeans Nuney
Mittom Way
Buory
Paul
Samuel M. Poster
Andrew Hoffenan
Win
Charles A. Wilding
William Baul
Asi
Langel M. Toeter
Andrew K. Katman
Malas Aeckeie
Peters
Horega
Elaler
William J .Vessy
Cyatthey
Taree Par
Ihe B Berune
David Gtatabaker
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Heckes
Coglican
MT Aughlin
Beck
ESSIG
Altre Oxpo
Michigan
W. G. Things
Dy A. Blair
Hae Mayen
Mre
Wation
Mrs. Nation
Pietrick
ARMON
Besler
Enterprise
Ros
Gawie Nullon
Whenlle Jatyt Smasher
Banta Petala
Wichita
Hoffman
My. Hoffman
Waa
Ollock
Watson
Hoffainn
W. C.T. Tr
Mitshal W. B. Revham
Nation M
Hoish
Buckiey
Arca
Dreier & Bros
Ling Trew
Edward Raggid
Dory Wappa
Kaz
Tan Sons
Gareta
Myo
Arral
Eonyor Nojlad
Desteurtion
Yeriou
Legislaive
House
Wade
Senate
Dern Davia
Aros
Bevel
Sonia
Ds. King
Fort Wayne Trust Co
Candy Gathaatic
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