Fire Devastates Memphs Village Leaving Ten Homes Standing
A village near Memphis was destroyed by a fire that started in a park and swept through the town by 4 PM, leaving 75 dwellings burned, 10 standing, and over 150000 in losses. Many residents homeless, livestock perished, and few food supplies arrive. water shortages hampered firefighting efforts. Train crews and local officials organized temporary aid, with some residents planning to relocate.
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Saymour
Tod
Totliavitte
Jeffersonville
Streen
Louisville
Blaine Guernsey
Wier
Dovele Crite at Brazil Brail shooting tragedy
Garfield Fribble aged twenty one shot Stella Snow aged seventeen four miles north of Dovele Crite after seeking to rekindle their engagement. He then shot himself in the stomach and brain and died. Stella Snow survived with injuries to her right side neck and arm.
Tragic death after jump before electric car in Pendleton
In Pendleton Indiana on March 1 John Kulp, 60, of Converse, died after leaping in front of an electric car near the Pol Gree bridge. He was intoxicated and reportedly attempted to kill himself. one leg was severed, the other broken, and he died from injuries. He leaves a wife and five children.
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Pendleton
Ind
Mare
Converse
Pol Gree Bridge
Sutlevsmt
Kuip
Alma
Kulp
Wiltex
A Promise Exacted in Michigan Suicide Tragedy
A story from Michigan recounts Diuiton Inch March 19. Nres Moinda Miller, wife of Saumel Beuwrnd, who died on his deathbed, was promised by Miller not to remarry. Miller later reconciled with his former wife and returned, only to learn she had hanged herself after their separation amid church revival activities.
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Sulesia
Hangin
Unclear tale of a Polish settlement incident
A garbled paragraph describes a bizarre event involving a Polish settlement twenty miles away. It mentions a Jal chopping, a father stabbing, a mother dropping bane into water, and a child drowned, followed by a husband and father taking his own life. Verification by Mary Inks is noted.
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Bin
Mary
Lodged Bullet in the Brain Injury Shocks Logansport
In Logansport Indiana a 12 year old boy was accidentally struck by a discharged weapon while none of his playmates were handling it. The bullet entered the head, left the boy paralyzed and hospitalised though living, in a tragic accident on March 16.
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Logansport
Ind
John Jlovtar
Creighton Reports Robbery by Two Masked Men in Warsaw
In Warsaw Indiana Creighton said two masked men forced entry Saturday night as he prepared for bed. One man held a revolver while the other used violence to steal about 200 dollars. He identified the assailants as members of two prominent local Arctic families, and arrests are expected.
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Warsaw
Ind
Marvel
Sherman Creighton
Snd
Trix
Creighton
la Fend
Winsonson
Kiss lands $1500 for embrace in Indiana trial
In an Indy circuit case, Lillian Boninfield sued Tawes Wheat for $2000 after Wheat allegedly entered her apartment near the post office three years ago and embraced her while her husband worked away. The jury awarded $1500 to Boninfield. Wheat resigned from the local post office following the incident.
Markets Report From Cuienga March First
The Cuienga market report shows May wheat opening slightly lower and sliding to a weak close, with unsettled weather and strong provisions as dampening factors. Corn and other commodities move mixed as receipts and demand influence prices. pork and lard show gains while butter and eggs hold steady. Local notices mention property movements, a forthcoming relocation, a death of Mrs. Amy B Kilian, and community church and school events amid routine town affairs.
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Cuienga
Liverpool
Telge
Vowye
Toge
Meade
Minneapolis
Duluth
May Inter
Bigcom
Longs
Terge
Bae Ears
Oris
Laa Cave
BORY
Chicago live stock market report from March 19
Chicago live stock figures show a brisk market with mixed prices across categories. Steers bring 4.80 to 6.00 while cows range 2.45 to 7.85, calves around 4.50 to 5.75, and hogs near 5.00 to 5.75 with overall higher tendencies and a 14,000 head sale noted.
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Chicago
Lelentae Belots
Plendy
Jett
Market Artiive
Byqigc
New York Produce Prices and Markets Report
New York market news reports butter and milk products with varied pack counts and steady prices. Coffee and sugar futures show steady trends while refined and powdered forms move within narrow ranges.
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New York
Muel
Fort Wayne Market Prices Reported for Grains and Hides
Fort Wayne and Indianapolis markets show wheat at 4.40 per unit with various grains and products listed. Prices include buckwheat at 2.50, barley around 1.40, oats and rye near 1.80, and flat seed about 1.23. Hides and other agricultural items are noted with limited clarity in this OCR snippet.
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Fort Wayne
Indy
Graham
Bor- Ae Bu
Blacksmith Jon Weinbrenner Survives Alcohol Poisoning
Jon Weinbrenner a Bunnydenempt from Columbia town was found unwell after drinking whisky. Deputies moved him to Hope hospital then county jail as he suffered narcotic poisoning and a stomach pump was used. He later recovered and thanked the doctors, vowing to reform as a sober industrious citizen.
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Tan Weisbrenner
Bunny Denamitvs
Columbia, Ciy
Wenelinitiet
He Sheni
Hope Hospital
Weinkrenner
Wolnbrenner
Local notes from Fort Wayne area relatives and arrivals
In this Fort Wayne centered telegraph of brief updates Frank Myers and another driver returned home from Fort Wayne. Dera Sole just left a two week visit to her state capital. John Grosh moved in with his father and plans a Kendallville move. Miss Sylvia Sander visits her sister near Robivon parl. Wilcox and others stay tied to Cedarsid, April events and employment changes noted.
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Frank Myers
Hhe
Fort Wayne
Dera Sole
John Grosh
Kendallville
Sylvia Sander
Zerks
Robivon Parl
Wilcox
Cedarsid
Pads Wert
Starmer Ceiwel
C. HL. Brown
Henry Hosler
Johm Tosler
Schlatter
Klondike
Ada van Gamps
D. M. Majer
Cedarvitte
Frank Moor
Rane
Fragmentary local notes from a Fort Wayne paper
Disjointed OCR fragments mention people visiting relatives in Michigan and Auburn, Fort Wayne residents visiting Wor Iwathers Henry Samuel Disler and others, families like Wise and Beulich, and a Fork Wayne business college student. Mentions of residence changes and a house across from a father’s suggest casual social notices.
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Jay
Sanmuel Dalley
Michigan
Martin
Fort Wayne
Henry
Samuel Disler
Wise
Beulich
Auburn
Omer HyMopeter
Bundy
Fork Wayne Business College
Will Disier
Double Birthday at Blystone Home
Last Wednesday at the Blystone home north of the city a joint birthday celebration honored Mr Blystone and his second daughter Mrs 2 M Dolix. A feature dinner followed with guests including Mrs Frederica Bratton Mrs 0 2B Prince Miss Morn and Mrs A Huss. The afternoon included music and reading aloud by Mr Blystone and a presentation of $80 by the children marking a milestone. Mr Blystone, born 1804, came to Port Wayne in 1804 and built a dairy and creamery business. he founded a large milling operation near Linwood and owned the Brandage farm. Both Mrs Blystone and Mr Blystone are in good health for their age.
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Pitburban
Teane Blystone
In City
Mr Blystone
M. Dolix
Frederica Bratton
Prince
Huntington
Andrew McCurdy
Sal My
Jane L. Butler
Fork Wayne
Des
Z. C. Line
Bly
Blystone
Dytwone
Rigstone
Port Wayne
Ines
Shiva
Ta Cowry
Clystone
Lioomingdale
Tle Goshen
Anniversary Cheer At Rothgeb Home On Main Street
Mrs Christ Stultz suffers from virementism while Mr and Mrs Jesse Rothgeb celebrate their twenty third wedding anniversary with a large gathering Friday. Relatives and many friends visited, presenting silver tea set and other gifts from their children. About thirty youths joined in games and merriment through the evening.
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Christ Stultz
Jesse Rothgeb
Rothgeb
Resignations and local notices sweep through Indiana towns
Overtones of a lively community page drift with resignations at Travis Elevator Messrs Charles Hockemeyer and William Misler depart while Fran Stickley of New Haven accepts a new post. Local folks named include Eric Tongardney and his circle, Wayne and Port Wayne travel for errands, and a stream of visits and departures. Smallpox rumor dismissed as a canard while Michael Rothysh dies at home. tributes pour for aging local figures.
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Charles Hockemeyer
William Misler
Fl Travis Elevator Company
Fran Stickley
New Haven
Eric Tongardney
Orle
Mise
Frank Johnson
Fast Wayne
Townslip
Ferdinand Hoc
Dinderieh Garmeyer
New Maven
Kiet
Maple Grove Sunday School Attendance Report
The Sentinel notes a Sunday school session held in Maple Grove led by the assistant superintendent Mrs. Mann due to the superintendent's absence. Attendance was mixed with several scholars traveling by various means. organizers hope many will attend the next session.
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Mes
Dike B. Fudisiy
Bont Petal
Pugsts
Daewh Tanksill
Sppjley Aftarnaan
Fred Durcher
Bhatia
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