Bank Robbers Dynamite Vault in Somerset Ohio Heist
Bank bandits exploded a nitroglycerin charge at a Somerset, Ohio bank, stole about $5,000 in cash and bonds, and escaped in two rigs after a gunfight with residents. Citizens, including Haynes and Willian Taveth, reported shots and a pursuit through Perry County as authorities traced the robbers.
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Somerset
Purg County
Ohlo
Banitlin
Hhe Bank
Willian Taveth
Hie Ada
Citiwena
Ata
Fant
Ukex
Stortherry
Aliyse
Sam
Thastiovitt
Perry County
Wlyplane
Daynipus
Webbers
Samuel Menin
Somerset Hawk
Strange medical case ends without operation at hospital
Albert Stauch visited his wife in Fort Wayne where doctors reported a mysterious growth on her body had vanished. The hospital notes say the growth was painful and highly sensitive, but no trace remains now. A physician states the growth and scar are gone, and the patient can be examined without pain. No clear explanation for the sudden change is given.
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Huntington Herald
Albert Stauch
Fort Wayne
Andy
Unclear fragmentary note on case status and recovery hopes
A fragmentary passage mentions a mystery case and lack of resolution. It references a missing party and expectations that Mrs Stauch may be brought home for recovery efforts, though details are obscured by garbled text. The item reads like a brief crime or emergency update with uncertain names and places.
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Agalready
Drowlle Lng
Changes From General Conference Upset Methodist District
Rev Mr Marble of Kokomo presiding elder of the Ka Kaw district reports unusual conditions in the conference. He says many churches will request the return of pastors due to a large measure affecting work. He believes many changes will be made at the annual meeting in Elwood starting April 10, with potential further shifts at the next session.
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Marble
Kokomo
Ka- Kaw
Methodist Episcopal
Elwood
Bet- Lee Vewuita
Grand River Flood Reaches High Water Mark
Grand River surpassed the high water mark and reached 1245 feet above normal, flooding basements of Toctevies buildings and homes. Dozens of factories and residences are surrounded by water, with fires quenched and boats used to reach stranded areas along the west bank. Ships and crews operate to navigate the flooded streets as residents await relief.
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Leven
Olla
Elected Old Dultrotons at Wayne Say Goods Event
The Wayne Say Goods company held its first meeting Monday at the store. Directors Woe, Trix, Wil liams, McCurdy and Kappel were reelected. The report praised the wealth and cash dividends prepared for stockholders and noted conservative expansion plans and sound business methods.
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Wayne Say
Ns Bose
Trix
Mens
Truyde Willams
2Litwemian
McCurdy and Kappel
Avai
Wayne Company
Wave
Vival Free Delivery Event At Local Place
A community event was held with lively games and dancing. The gathering, near Ud place, drew about seventy attendees as residents and families joined in the celebration hosted by local figures including Mr. Parker and Mr. Rowley who is improving.
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Parker
Alyght
Place
Oklalomy
Herbert
Allen County Farmers Meet Over Beet Sugar Plant Proposal
Allen county farmers discussed Continental Beet Sugar Co. plans to build a refinery in Fort Wayne area, requiring 200 acres pledged for a sugar beet test crop. Contracts signed for 60 acres, with more land sought, seed supplied by the company and payment tied to crop delivery.
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Allen County
Continental Beet Sugar Company
Cleveland
Continental Company
Fort Wayne
New Haven
Henry Clayjaw
G. W. Fairfield
Aares
Alexander Taunton
MF. Gerke
P. Furthmiller
George Brown
Ly HE
Romy
W. F. Devil Hiss
Male
Wexander Johnson
DeVilblus
Amin
Dy. Tohnses
TeVi
Atria
Kalamazoo
Une Farm Era Genent
Mitchell
Use Continental Company
Tremont
van Willing
Fort Wayne thanks to Zollinger and helpers
Hayy Leh¢ver Maid Gen IL G Zollinger led planning and execution for a social stay at Fort Wayne Indiana. The writer expresses deep gratitude for personal kindness and efforts, noting Zollinger’s labor of love and pleasant experiences without pomp or show.
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Hayy Leh¢ver
IL G. Zollinger
Zollinger
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Young Dad Arrested In Theft Case
Deputy Shen Ryn arrested 13 year old Charles Farra for stealing five dollars from Suater Barauein a week earlier. He appeared before Justice Bultex, jailed in bail set at five hundred dollars, and faces prior records. The boy returned to his uncle Julian Farra’s home in Pevy township, with daily life at the lumber yard and farm noted as background.
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Shen Ryn
Charles Farra
Suater Barauein
Farya
Wie
Dieller
Iumber Yard
Julian Farra
Pevy Township
Lester
Snzagein
Javl Moray
Farra
Trausens
waMie Lolyn
Taidge O'Rourke
Woman Uses Torch to Wipe Out Towns In Rochester
Elizabeth H. McNease, 40, a Salvation Army worker, was arrested on a warrant charging selling fire to burn the Brede hotel on Bowth avenue. Neighbors say she is mentally unbalanced, with police reporting a prior attempt to set fire to the Brede hotel and other buildings. The case follows her arrest last evening after a disturbance at the hotel.
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Rochester
Lliza H. McNease
Dimodiye
Brede Hotel
Bowth Avenue
Mas
Naase
Mojsher
Salvation Army
Amid
Local notes unite in city and county events and accidents
Royn and Ms Ton Aver fin and a daughter are noted among local families. A judge and county clerks are mentioned in a city visit. A shooting incident is reported near Kalulatenn. Albion residents visit relatives in G. A. Lingrey's family circle. A death related event touches Tonawanda, N.Y. A minister and pupils plan a church event. Mrs Clara Tyrvill travels after visiting Kenallene. A birthday accident injures a woman on Raut Dowie Street. Archuttittgion News-Democrat reports Mrs William Gregg hospitalized after a fall. John Ivison returns from California to his parents. A group of men went to Wyoming last summer to work on the railroad. E C Rhode buys a wagon team from D W Berry firm for $1,000 and will bring them to the city.
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Ely
Ley Brother
G. A. Lingrey
Damity
George A. Gale
Ealind
Wyoming
E. C. Rhode
D. W. Berry & Go
Named the enumerators at the meeting Monday evening
A list of enumerators was provided at the Monday evening meeting including Masses, Quorge Behler, B. E. Markey, F. W. Loy, G. Casterdine, Malta, N. Weber, D B. F. Dolusoi, George Garau, A. Sekuosenberger, Gitarte, Rayhouger and August Grosrain. Numerous applicants were noted for the position this spring.
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The
Archool Baard
Appnittel
Quorge Behler
B. E. Markey
F. W. Loy
G. C
Casterdine
Malta
N. Weber
DB. F. Dolusoi
George Garau
A. Sekuosenberger
Gitarte
Rayhouger
August Grosgrain
Inke Cieechogl
Tribute to Port Wayne veterans report issued
The official report of the Fifteenth Memorial Encampment of the Union Veteran Legion held in Port Wayne last September has been issued. Copies have been received with praise for the welcome and kindness shown by Port Wayne residents to the visiting comrades. The report notes the fine reception, expresses regret at the parting, and remembers the hospitality as the week’s events concluded on September 19, 1900.
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Geason
Fort Wayne
Sud
Poreitle Vins
Organisarion
Port Wayne
Wayne
Enccapment III, Union Veteran Legion
Arab revolt spreads in Arabia under Hamid Ed Dun banagaty
Constantinople reports Hamid Ed Dubanagaty has raised the revolt banner in Uranuy division near Moinstier. A village named Krnpriie was attacked and reported casualties include one hundred seventy men in Usepliner. Rebels are credited with aiming to overturn Turkish rule, evoking memories of Mussulman and Bul wats.
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Constantinople
Hamid Ed Duban Agaty
Uranuy
Arabia
Moinstier
Wivnes
Krnpriie
Hansen
Usepliner
Ilivhitawls
Markets Report From Chitagy With Mixed Early Trading
A shaky session opens with wheat mostly unchanged before selling off from firm early bids. Receipts and price levels for May and July contracts show declines, while provisions and grains move on light trade, futures closing mixed and cash markets quiet amid unsettled weather.
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Merch
Minneapolis
Duluth
BEA
Moyer
Chicago Live Stock Market Report March 26
Chicago live stock figures show market generally steady with gains for earners and owners. Good to prime steers quoted at around 5.00 to 0.00, stockers and cows varied, calves weaker, Texas cattle and grasa offerings noted, hog receipts listed at 10,000 today and 24,000 tomorrow, mixed and butchered lots prominent, overall activity steady with modest price shifts.
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Chicago
Texas
Morrow
Henry
Tony Leavy
Tomeortgs
UTE
Kaular Salen
Wayne Maskets Fort Wayne Ltd Market Prices
Wayne Maskets Fort Wayne Ltd lists prices for agricultural commodities including wheat at 4.40 to 4.80, rye at 0.50, oil meal at 91.40, cloverseed 6, potatoes 5, wax 0.25, wool 0.25, cattle and sheep bids, and miscellaneous items like shorts 16.00 and middlings 75.00. Prices shown are per unit with several items noted in fluctuating ranges.
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Fort Wayne. Ltd
Marek
Alatoy
Mingthy
Lee Tb. Tou
Site hay market and produce terms noted
In the site hay market, Timothy trades at 10.00 to 11.00, Glover at 7.00 to 0.00, and Wixer at 8.00 loss or 10.00 gain. Wheat straw shows 55.10 GNAID, Oat straw 5.00 to 6.00, butter and gan appear, while Chickensee is listed.
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Timothy
Deaths: Charles Hamilton dies after illness at five
Charles Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton of Wagner Street, died Sunday at 2 o'clock after a prolonged illness. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the family residence with Rev. Lake officiating.
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Charles Hamilton
John Hamilton
RE Wagner Street
Washington Teachers Institute Promotes Reading and Orthography
The Washington teachers held a profitable Saturday institute with practical talks on teaching fractions and orthography. Miss Gex highlighted the importance of presentation while Miss Totdot led an engaging grammar recitation. Miss Stourier and Gerry Kline delivered well rendered recitations, and Miss Drake coordinated a Seventh and Eighth Grade program showcasing reading, benefitting all present.
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Washington
Ile Furenwon
Air
Epo
Gremina
Fragmentary School Program Notes and Exchanges
A garbled report describes a school event with talks on Hygiene Recreation and a closing address by Mr Waters. It mentions exams on A History, geography and language topics, and a pledge by a teacher to improve work and reward with a writing contest prize.
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Monte
Paul Teiber
Religious Services Schedule and Sermon Details
Sunday services listed for March with times for morning prayer at 11, Sunday school at 3, preaching at 3, and prayer meeting. Oak Grove and Friendship plan closing ceremonies of the conference year led by Samuel Hall, pastor.
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Oak Grove
Sumany School
Paylet
Sunny Echool
Priendstip
Thir Caniference Yeur
Samuel's. Hall
Bastor
Local notes from Champlain area and Columbia City
Fragmented items report Mrs T Raith funerary events near Bank Whitley and visits by Charles Lancaster of Columbia City. Nearby mentions include mumps among Ess River township children, Dickies children ill, and funeral details at Fort Wayne. Social notices cite local families visiting friends and a late Friday lay in event.
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T. Raith
IB Ank Whitley
Ares
Charles Lancaster
Columbia City
Q. Gnady Line
G. Harris
Bet Rives
Blondena
Ess River Township
Dickie
Emmett
George Wyatt
Beny Wyatt
Fort
Wayne
Thomas
Wig’ Trouble
Tye
Mia Perry
Ladtts
Mes. Jones
Kendallville Socials and Fort Wayne Visit Noted
Fragmented report from Kendallville mentions attending events with Miss Tavon Chapman and others, a Saturday Fort Wayne trip, a party, and a young lady acting as president's wife. Names and specifics are garbled, but references to people, a social gathering, and planned employment appear in the faint text.
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Kendallville
Les Ledside
Nickey
David Mante
Tavon Chapman
Fort Wayne Satirtay
Ce YM
W.C. A
Cual Oxphi
Munday
Las Pertierramt
Miva Lily Shroad
Mild spring days bring changes in village life
In Madtle Grove and nearby areas a string of routine events unfolds as residents anticipate warmer weather. Clara Fleywallen helps with seasonal tasks while Monsehon tends to a barn. A Welshboro court and local plans touch on school and church activities as rain eases.
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Torlink
Boeing
Wanted A nin ta loin to repre watohies
A garbled public notice seeks a representative for watohies. The text hints at a contact point with a location at NM, Huw Street, and references a time window between 10 and 11 am. The exact duties and organization are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Bandits
Sumensi
Witm Citizens
Grand River
Flond
Grand Rapids Unden
OLD Dulrotons
Collingwood
Pany
Ar. Mitchell
Mitchell Dwolt
Young Dad
Mrs. Nation
Antvntion Army
Watan
Roches
Ter
Flre
Ribute
Miles
May
Faoowdh
DBI
Tuly
FTN
Pibalg
Wayne Maskets
HAY Market
Hamilton
Teachers Instituts
Tia
Imperial and
Gibbs
Menullen
Walley Fence
Oy Wanse
H. Pfeiffer & Son
Ubass
Columbia ST
Nene
Galttsien
Oroure
Churubusco
Madtle Grove
Aril
Schumann
Aunranton
Wrige
Jay Eigen
St Mary's
Ave
York Wayna
Art Bow
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