Many Die In Lake Storm Off Cleveland Harbor
Cleveland Ohio March 16 One fishing tug with a crew of five lost and one of her crew of three missing after a gale swept the lakes yesterday. The tug Silver Spray of Erie Pa, operated by Booth Fisheries, went down off Cleveland harbor after battling the gale for twenty hours. Two wreckage and bodies were found this morning. The lifeboat Buckeye sighted what appeared to be a lifeboat lining the water. Four bodies recovered aboard the tow craft Captain Purdy of Cleveland identified as Purdy Watts and Brukus among the dead. The crew of the Silent Purdy numbered by names and towns. The Silver Spray and Buckeye were driven apart this afternoon. the crew endured freezing temperatures and heavy seas. The wreckage and boiler fragments were recovered later by the lifeboat and line. Captain Purdy’s farewell to his wife was noted as the search continued for survivors.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Paven Ja
Ner
Lake Sile
Bilvor Bprey
Eris
Booth Fshori¢a Company
Hannon
Yesae
Tarehes Ag Eignals
Dtulvest
Ug Buckeye
Cornelius
Por Hetll
Por Hetll Atiec. Two Badies, Winch Crytain
Memhere
Silvey
Bomy
Reven
Wern
Ji Waa
Vweig
James Purdy
Diplaint Iohert Watts
Thomas Bear
Bete
Charles
Caplan Purdy
Maulacer Wott
Benmen Brukus
Caaunet
Trent
Hilinwins
Ames
Perry
Marie Piedavin
Manes Pyedy
Wetton
Investment firm to begin business in twenty city
In a terse notice the firm Fusmaue nm announces its incorporation and imminent start of operations. The document lists the investment company and its officers, signaling the formal formation and readiness to launch, with a quick timeline and steps toward business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe General Fusmaue Nm Investment Company
Tnty City
Hoa
Alea
Itertistea
Buaineda
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney and bladder ailments and urinary irregularities among elderly people. It claims a complete cure for any case and quotes N. Regan of Wheater, Mo, endorsing its effectiveness and urging readers to consult a local dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
N. Regan
Wheater
Hanly Loses Bond Case Over Vincennes University Mine
Indianapolis March 16 The main hope for reversing the Vincennes University bond decision faded after Indiana Supreme Court denied relief in the case brought by Bronk Hanly former governor. The opinion notes the legislature may have acted in good faith but questions the legality of funding and bond issuance. The hearing followed a long court battle with former governor involved as plaintiff seeking injunction and reversal of the bond plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapoli
Vincennes University
Bronk Hanly
Xovernor
Indiaive Supreme Court
Cape
Jordan
Mir Hayle
Vincennés University
Anthare
Honda
Henemklle
Marion
A. Simm
Verpetnrs
Stats
Hany
Pialntler Apter
Tnt
Labor wages rise in year 1918 by region and state
The report shows average monthly wages for laborers in 1918 varied by state, with Nevada highest at 5.64 and Montana and Washington near 5.58 or 5.58, while the South Central states paid lower rates around 21.96. Wisconsin leads in certain regions with higher wheat wages and Wisconsin and North Dakota noted elevated figures in other sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnington
Nevada
Montana
Wishiing
South Coralina
Warthers
Marlastopl
Wlaconaln
Wil Bard
Moreherk
Southern Rentral Nates
Bosch
Arnica Salve Heals Years of Wives Ills, Reader Note
Raif D Barnum of Proeville New York tells of long sought relief for his wife who suffered for years. After trying many remedies she finally found relief with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The writer notes evident healing and urges others to try this remedy.
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Raif d. Barnum
Proeville
N.Y
Belly
Rerema
Gil Mrulans
Hwandet Pleads Guilty In Murder Case At City Hall
The court yesterday heard pleas from Oyierann and Marenth that they were involved, while Towne crogy and James Walter faced arraignment over the murder of Pritas Jon BMin and Pat tolon Virgil Wirkrasn of Alexandria. Judge Bagot noted Wicker’s plea and Walker’s plea to robbery at Miller’s town office.
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Oyierann
Marenth
James Walter Wien
Warten
Murat
Pritas Jonn Bmin
Patolon
Virgil Wirkrasn
Alexandria
Bagot Mate
Wicker
Ples
Walker
Miller
Lown
Wargren
Canal Cabin Boy Chronicle of Squire Beartot’s Life
Squire Chester Searlet, a longtime Fort Wayne official, recalls cabin boy days on the canal. He describes an overland trek from Lafayette to Fort Wayne, ox teams, and seventeen to twenty wagon party members as they crossed rivers and forests toward the canal era. The piece traces Beartot’s later work as a clerk and grocer, and notes his long illness confinement and current strain leading to a hoped recovery with visitors.
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Chester Searlet
Elent
Hie
Fort Wayne
Nisame
North
Hackison Street
Oeany
Chin
Neil
Squire Beartot
Hornen
Haram
Fort Wisne
Anhlé
Savitre Benelet
Turing
Wien
California
Sanlarnia
Wayten
Rodny Inchin
Sentinel
Ketov Califarniy
Ted
Kort
Canal
Wittel Tran
Golan Gate
Lafayetta
Toledo
Lafayette
Bort Warne
Fort Wrove
Norton
Pt Packeta
Lafaselle
Terre Haute
Tla
Pinntne Wratfield
Nice
Ferre Haute
Chen
Port Wayne
Hanan Bank
Roosevelt declares US demands order and independence in Mexico
In Texas on March 15 Theodore Roosevelt spoke at a Toltec club breakfast and again in Cleveland Square, urging that the United States seek only order, justice, and independence for Mexico. He traveled from Paso to Albuquerque with a large reception and noted that prosperity for neighbors hinges on stable relations and orderly government.
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Texas
Mexico
Theodore Roosevelt
Toltec Club
Cme
Roosevelt
Paso
Chamber of
Wimmered
Gleveland Square
Rongevelt
Almusuerque
N. M
Misa Fithel
Misa Jahdon
Disc
Ronnevelt
Judee Cooley
New Mexico
Sliewe City
del Ravcevell
Nia Cevatyy
Waves of Crime Tap Green County Hotel Robbery
A chaotic report details a raid at an unnamed central hotel on Want Wiain Street where a group seized cash and bond money, selling it to fund city operations. Officers charged several women and men with procuring immoral acts and complicity in the scheme, with one man accused of pocketing six dollars.
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Cantral
Tong Howe
Charaes
Prosiltulion
Uemon
Ryhork
Jonn
Ray
William Tampenii
Still at Work on Warsaw Line Progress Report
The article details ongoing efforts to build an interurban line connecting Fort Wayne and Warsaw. A. Berry persists amid discouragements, aiming to reach Fort Wayne by leveraging untapped territory and towns between the cities. Next week, changes in management and new officers are expected as Fort Wayne investors push to advance construction and financing.
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Fort Wayne
A. Berry
Barry
Sohunbla City
Milana
Hn Enterprise
Genel Mohagey Emmons
Win
Hednelaerd
Newaver
Imal Te Beling
Peagemaker Faces Criminal Charge In West City
A man named Peagemaker appeared in court on a criminal charge after an incident near Wells Street. Officers testified the defendant had no hand for the alleged assault and dismissed most details as unclear. Bond was set at 81,000 with conditions. others named include AL MeKer, Horry, Floyd Warten, Willi Brute, and Arthur Phillips among those involved or summoned to respond.
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Min Bond
Annual meeting of Phynteluna De Inman company directors unchanged
Stockholders of the Phynteluna De Inman company are informed that the annual meeting of the corporation will be held one day after the general offices session. The board, including Mr. Morritt and Dr. George T Cook, reviewed last year's growth and approved the semiannual dividend of 3 percent. officers were thanked and reappointed.
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Phynteluna’ de- Inman Company
Ihw Generel oMcen
E.W. Coiste
Meryitt
P. Vty Thompson
Fort Waxnes
Charien A
Rent
Cincinnani
Frink K. Ainswarim
San Francisco
Geeree We Naughton
Pigokiya
de Maueles
Innit
Columbus
Unto
George T Cook
Indianapolis
Saevetney B
Hope to Enlist Teachers in Forestation Meeting
Indiana officials and forestry association leaders rally to boost forestry and conservation work across the state. The gathering in Indianapolis introduces a campaign with headquarters opened by the association and aims to involve teachers and communities, with speakers including Amos W. Buller and Governor Marshall.
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Indiana Forestry Association
Maren
Indiana
He Southern
Indiana Mesclers
Ndicina
Chas
Ris Car a Long Distance Jumper
A garbled report describes a long distance jumper incident near the city edge. It mentions individuals including Andrew Tobhinia and conductor C.fly Qler and notes injuries but lacks clear details. A health ad follows offering Electric Mitters to restore vigor and strength.
Grand Juror Indicted in Vermilion County Case
Danville Illinois reports a grand juror, Afardh Lbs We Filek, indicted on a charge tied to a Manor In ald confectionery store. Deputy Sheriff Toni Shepard notes the panel also considered denials and adjourned with several resolutions on voting integrity and penalties for purchasing votes.
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Danville AL
Vermillon Xcumty Vole
Welling Manor
Ald
Sheri Toni Shepard
Morelns
Tin Hind
Flick
Lown
Fick Willencage Ii
Kansas
Filey
Pilautea
Pint
Wail ¢ Lewman
Filigor
Wil Teri
Grand Jury
Uhirte
Galiden
Kimbrogh
Mit
William ©. Aras
Hm Sity
Rammicaion
Anvornor
Nembera
Atate Marembly
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Gale
Lake Eria
General Building and Investment Company
Hanly
Supreme Court
America
Hwandet
Wilfout Bharese
E. W. Moreland
Wayne OH
Fork
Wayne
Hataniienods
Old Canal
Squire Scarlet
Totter
Inet
Dlareal
Ragule
Muamlix
bin Garenth
Hame
Noble County
Itt
Neaee
Cilzen
Imonoer
el Paso
City Court
Laws
Ht. Pfeiffer & Son
Columbia St
Bryan
Warsaw
J. A. Barry
Peagemaker
Arthur Phillips
John Vance
Hormeline
McDonald
Delaney
Old Board
Physicians’ Defense Company
Foley Widn EN Pills
Ris
Indiana Union Traction
Lanapiiin
Travella Ata Npeed
Forte Milion An Raut
Indiana, Union Tractom Company
Jaks File
Venteen
Atty Tetsivas
Hetorman
Frawn
Praia
Andrew Tobhinia
Fuides
Ib Anderaag
C.fy Qler Af Anderson
Wan Nat
Hurt
Traglen
Aterm
Chemnanta
Danville
Preltier
Reams
Bai
Klaehn & Melching
Atoud
F. M. Smith & CO. Hardware
Onsut
Dr. Wenger
Asia
Bright
Oraann
N. R. Wenger Woo Cathe Ae Font Wayne
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