Robbery at Fort Wayne Saloon Stuns City
Thieves stole nearly six hundred dollars from Lorst Abersche’s saloon at the corner of Auntdyaluny and Wellace streets around 1 PM. Two men in a buggy fled. the rig was later recovered near Zion Church as detectives pursue the suspects, believed to be two men released from Michigan City after a Lafayette robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorst Abersche
Auntdyaluny
Wellace
Fort Wayne
Wiles
My. Heersehe
Heursche
Gil
Cig
Heyrisfus
Sansay
Fred H. Meyers
Td Hens
Venus
Mayers Quade
Bon Styelfing
Michigan City
Lafayette
Mosers
Mupuré
Streising
Zlonta Tarthecai Church
Crythlon Yrepde and
Hanna
Amir
Desperadoes Rob Saloon at Nimble Town
Two armed men robbed Herman Heersche’s saloon near Ben’s Church Seventh Ward Friday noon. They fled after lighting from the wagon, eluding a countywide search as police probe for clues. Rewards total 270 dollars, with a 250 dollar certificate of appropriation offered for information leading to capture. Detectives report two strangers have been seen asking about the locale and money. Authorities warn residents to remain vigilant while pursuing the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Heerscbe
Suevils
Thorougl Seareh
Wen
Sens Ben's Church
Bao Wenk
Meosseha
Mr. Heersuhe
Cheis
Raul Aantoon
NeWaska
Ak Junbahia
Local political organization forms in city wards
An organization named for permanent representation formed Thursday evening with Daniel Harding as president Ty B H. Purewdl as secretary and Charles Wakemuth as treasurer. Ten members from each city ward already, with 300 members expected soon. leadership aims include Bryan and Steven Bon t. A monthly meeting at the Olympia ballroom in the Tri State building will host local speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Democratie Eluh
Aig Fealyie
Corinnd
Ak m
Ae Fullows
Daniel Harding Sucrakay
Ty B H. Purewdl
Charles Wakemuth
Furgell
Tra
Bryan
Tri-State
Scarlet Fever Cases Rise in Southeast City Suburbs
In the southeastern suburbs new scarlet fever cases are reported as Dr. Cort Drocrer opens an investigation. Earlier counts showed far fewer cases, but doctors warn the outbreak may be spreading locally amid concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cort Drocrer
Kart Wayne
Boiler Explosion Delivers Miraculous Escape for Engineer Kelley
A Lake Erie and Western passenger train No. 42 northbound near Connersville suffered a boiler rupture when Angie No. 27 exploded the locomotive. Engineer Robert Kelley survived with a fractured leg while fireman Snorts avoided injury. The blast wrecked the locomotive and sent debris along the track as crews scrambled to aid the injured and determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie
Lake Erie
Westernoad
Tobert Kelley
Berson
Connersville
Kelley
Nell
Harthold
Tintod
Octo Snrenners
Comneraville
Kollay
Vitarionate
Dinelig
Ms Erray
Operntir
Himba
Meshante
Abeeson
Pine Contracts For Notable Local Builds
Architects Wing Molein and associates oversee projects including a 10000 solwol building at Hen Hinllville a 25000 residence ford a 20000 temple for the Munele lodge of Rea Wenta and several residences for G A Ball in nearby locales all detailed in the contract notes.
Child Injured as Horse Fright Causes Fall
Four year old Stewart Hyde of Leclty, near Khulti, sustained a fracture of the left forearm after being thrown from a horse. The accident occurred while he was moving in the vicinity, and he received medical aid at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stawart Hyde
Charles Hyde
Utility company stockholders weigh rebuild and relocate
Stockholders of the Utility company, meeting at the Framition National Inkite, consider rebuilding and possibly relocating their establishment after a fire. Inducements for rebuilding are discussed, but objections arise over pollution from refuse from paper mills and costs to keep the plant running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utility Peer Company
Mills
Harthorn
Framition National Inkite
Ohmnees
Etnte Cowits
Piper Mille
Mount Carmel Firm Seeks Favorable Terms From State
The report notes that four groups of elites outside the state have submitted proposals and that Mount Carmel, T. appears to be favored. The matter is set for a decision this afternoon in Ivete, with a document anticipated from the new mills there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aller
Mount Carmel
Ivete
Appointment News From Fort Wayne Diocese
Very Rev Jol Guenlling announces two new appointments to priestly vacancies. Jtew Thowad Sonsen, ordained in Column Ohio by Archbishop Martinelli, becomes assistant to Rev De A Moench in Valparnian. Rev Jansen from this city, formerly of St Peters, joins as assistant to Father Crosson at St Vincent's in Logansport. Walsh, ordained in Rome, also secured as assistant to Father Crosson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jol Guenlling
St Peter's Church
Walsh
Rome
Father Crosson
SL. Vincent’s Church
Logansport
Death of Mrs J L Sievert in Georgia Pennsylvani a
Mrs J L Sievert wife of J Sievert died at 11 o'clock am Monday after a long illness of consumption. She was 62 or 70 years old and had recently moved with her husband from Tuitan Missouri to Ohio. Survived by children and parents, with the family in Wilbyptuny Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tourn
Sievert
J. Sievert
Slevert
Hugh Ale
Tuitan
Ani Uhny
Mla -Elty
Chiliren
Fhee
Mma
Ohio
George Melside Prine dies after lingering illness
George Melside Prine storekeeper for the Pennsylvania Railroad company and a resident of Port Wayne since youth died aged sixty. He was native of Tro Inn and survived by a widow and an adopted daughter Mrs Magpie Renalhes. He was a member of St Batelok’s Cathedral and Catholic Benevolent Society and the Ancient Order of H Levisians Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Melside
Pennsylvania Rallvoral Company
Wayne
Cale Street
McBride
Tro- Inn
Venebe
Port
Luts City
Avebin Wilow
Magpie Renalhes
Mein
Opeo
Bt. Batelek
Catholic Benevolentingion
Anciuyt Order of Hlevisians Aid
Bennsylvania Company
Bound to sorrow as infant dies at seven months
A fragment reports the death of an infant aged seven months and six days, with unclear details on parentage and location. The incomplete text mentions a Mrs Towle Lineer and a Wayne center or court, but specifics are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltin
Towle Lineer
Watkine
Heppe
Wayne Senet
Mysterious Death Report From Ape Hospital
John M. Ghent died at Ape hospital Sunday from heart failure. A teen patient Tee Mad arrives from Logansport as a notitalian several weeks. A brother Scott Garmann resides at Fond. Mrs Ann Hnndlton of Gol McClarestrcot, Marion. Infant son of Stanisinna Wojelechowska died of cholera infantum at Leroy stunt, eleven months old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Ghent
Ape Hospital
Heart Fae
Tee
Logansport
Scote Garmann
Fond
Ann
Wotetechowska
Stanisinna Wojelechowska
I Leroy Stunt
Golulock
Imronnuel Unpitat Church Delays Building Plans
The congregation has decided not to begin construction this year due to rising building material costs. They purchased property at Wayne and Clay streets and planned a one room church with later additions, but delays are likely while plans are drawn and afoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imronnuel
Wayne and
Clay Streets
Uncle Sam stamps tale tied to Mrs Willie Snederont
A fragmented notice mentions Uncle Sam stamps and a person identified as Mrs Willie Snederont of 21 Batten Street. The readable text is limited and does not provide a clear event or outcome.
Senator Gear of Iowa Dies After Heart Failure in Washington
Washington July 1 Senator John Way Gear of Burlington Iowa died at 4:30 PM in his Portland Place apartments after a long battle with heart disease. He was accompanied by Mrs Gear and Secretary William of the Agriculture Department. Funeral arrangements call for Burlington services with a Chicago Burlington train carrying a large party to Iowa. Gear was highly regarded and his death shocked friends and officials in Washington and Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tohn Way Gear
Burlington
Iowa
Portland
Geny
Gear
Wilann
Amvicultural Department
Choy
Cluek
Amnithe
Col. R. HR. Root
Tewan
Ciest
Moe
Bad
Raat
Senate
Kheoe Wei
Bietony Athles
Newis
Sergnant-at-Arms Ravstell
Grurta
Boater Gont
PAO Tennsylvania
Miternum
Nineral Party
Ransdell
Benator Frye
Statue
Acinte
Cangray
Henderson
Benator Guussinte
Lamas
Tod
Mee Puataral
Wilson
Mia
Gea
Gear Jett
Blytre
Tie Olicagh, Burling
Eneao Bareington
Chicago
Ruiney
Geay
Hose
Ahiey
Waan
Life of John Henry Ovary of Burlington and Iowa leader
John Henry Ovary born Ithaca in 1825 pursued common schooling then moved to Galena and Fort Snelling before settling in Burlington. A Republican, he served as mayor in 1863, represented Iowa in fourteenth through sixteenth legislatures, became governor in 1878 79 and 1880 81, held Treasury Secretary under Harrison, and served in the U S Senate beginning 1904 with reelection in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Ovary
Burlington
Town
Ithaca
Nw.y
Galena
Fort Snelling
Durington
Eaily
Sinta of Tern
Local notes on visits, funerals, and public matters
Mary Skilling of Garrett visits the city for a few days to stay with her aunt Mary McOscar. The article covers local social events, a new sepaire project at the Noble county courthouse, sermons and church happenings, a birthday anniversary party for Mr Wallart, and funerals for Clyde F. Whiteleather. Also noted are reflections on local crematory operations and bridgeport administrative discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Skilling
Garrett
Uys
Mary McOscar
Seavey Hardware Company
Robert Spite
Saunty Court House
Albion
W. H. McComb
Sheldon
DreDamy
Grace
Bertol
Myre Sylventer Welkart
Dix Iyllok
Joe Youd
Banlay
Banlay Bi Honor of the Anniversary of Mr. Wallart
Whiner
Capper
Lian
Clyde F. Whiteleather
Fort Wayne
Green Diver
Ure Wabneh
Min
C. B. Whiteleather
Harrigan Street
Rowse
Baptist Church
Clemien
McKin
Frank J. Greer
Beer
Ton
Dtrn
Greey
Angele
Zoe Charlevoix
Mich
Aesion Ag
Chineah
J. M. Seymour
Seymour
Plymouth
Chiuvelh
Thie City
Twisore Kime Aga
Presbyterian Church
Olle
Paul Mossman
August G. Groke
Uw Fur Wayne Crematory
Bridgeport
Conn
E. J. Little
Dixon Burbage Cranatory Cordpany
Treat. Astarn Transners. Compiled by John G. Welles & Ge.
A garbled 19th century property transfer list listing multiple assignments including Lot 31 Crescentadel and half of the east half of a south half section in Muilisant township. Names include Blancheaat Mary E. Gluck. General G and Anna Ty Ther. Flora B Stewart. Geoftroy. Margaret. Patterson. Amounts range to 5000 and 400. Sale notes indicate additional bidding and repurchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinian
Mary E. Gluck
Crescentadel
Gen
Anna Ty Ther
Eiing
Citizen’s Just Co
Frontman & Monning
Joh
Flora
Stewart
Snimorminn
John
Foter Geoftroy
Aouthenal
Sweling 14
Muilisant
Eship
Rivgno
Cleanup Sale Promises Deep Discounts in July
A garbled ad fragment touts a cleanup sale in July with items at cost and many at half price. It lists ladies garments, children’s wear, caps, ribbons, skirts, and assorted manufacturers’ samples, urging quick purchases as stock is reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taidiow
Mohn Shader Sues Finlcher in Anon County Court Auction
In the Superior Court of Anon County Blyite of THAInjr, Mohn Shader versus Ann Finlcher et al, order of sale directs sale by public auction at court home door in Allen County Indiana. The proceeds to satisfy the judgment, with terms announced by Sheriff Melching and Attorney Norrrts. Also listed: sale of eighty-nine carm with improvements and a house on Huestle Avenue offered by Wiswonger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohn Shader
Ann Finlcher
Gourt
Anon
Vis
Louwent
Adis
Nerge
Rocley Malety-theven
Thirtyiwa
Allen County
Indiana
Talline di Venttza
Easte
Wally A. E. Melching
Six Mile Front City
Huestle Avenue
R. c. Wiswonger
Harrison Street
Venetian Night Aims To Revive Annual Cottager Festivities
Townsfolk of Dhe Nome City plan a preparatory gathering next Monday in Lie Tabesupe to arrange this year’s Venetian Night celebration. Last year’s event drew over 140 attendees with costly attractions and a grand fireworks display. Organizers anticipate about 200 attendees this year and list coats and vests for sale at Batterann's as part of the plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assaila
Ion
Minas
John Mohr
Monty
Divorce Filing Details and Custody Request
The document outlines a divorce between Flare B. and Philip Erangs with custody sought for their child. It mentions a monthly support amount of $700 and asks who is awarded possession of personal property, with references to retired entities and an unclear list of names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuige Vesey
Philip Erangs
Anid Gage Tov
Austody
Tour Oil
Nilimanye
Amnamom Unul Calie
Yenew Ata Anel Abe & Raovith Pathie
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Heersche
Lafayette Street
Litnesty
Riegalice
Shwriff Meleblag
Jilsojmign
Gorsline
Vets
Chason
Saw Stampa
Muwcid Moad
Deg
VIE Fire Box
Diopesh
J. L. Sievert
Vania Stormkaeper
Wprine
Ganman
Uncle Sam
Willie Snederont
Senstor Gear
Towa
ENR
TREAT
John G. Welles
Bidy
Patterson
Wty
Mary Earn
Jus Diysueynut
Alcepiranneas
John Ketler
Oncrone
Susie
Martina
Martina Ta Ex “Bw Now Tole Rid Roepe
Dent
Vasietal Bcwy
Urtl Ron
Ceny Brawen
Sweat the
Diebler & Bro
Og Drigglets
Welker & Nable
AMS
Per Pont
Batterann's
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