Harrison Will Leaves Widow Major Share of Estate
March 20 Indiana reports Gen Benjamin Harrison’s will, read amid estrangement with son Russell. Widow Mary Harrison receives about 120000 plus other property. grandchildren and children receive varied bequests including portraits, a house, and a gold watch. The will, dated April 20, 14ND, also directs public bequests and manuscripts to the widow and public causes, with the remainder divided among surviving children and issue. The University of Indiana honors Harrison with resolutions praising his tenure as president and his stature as a lawyer and statesman.
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Tycinakpolis
Ind
Genéal Benjamian
Harrison
Russell
Ditmink
Bissell
Tual
Helena
Toutand
Whlek
Westh
Fussell
Wiliam Henry Harrison
Onion Tass Company
Au Iewiter
Ustate
Cheavers
Sii Flay Deaumonte
Tim Dae
Mary Tord Harrison
Amy Low
Nadi Ventmonta
Menleo
Fiomao
Fiomao To Nin Nite Daughter Bhza- Vieth
Benjamin Waveiaun
Tinvrison
William Henry Harrison
Sareh
Devin Anna
Elisabeth ‘Scott ‘Parker
Mia
Mary Harrison McKee
Dle
Eligabeth
Benjamin Aafrison Mekro
Carter
Sendy
Alnrigon
Presbyterian Chaseh
Bird
Tussell
Harrisop
Hartison
Delaware Street
Morrison
Herkimer County
Adrondacks
Mts Non Hussell
Meer
Fewalky
Tery
Alto el
Hey
Ig Sou
Hin Daaiter
Mary Harrison
Euzapeth
Idm
Dean Aqui
Thad
Miller
Harry J
Qgmiggeyy
Howeward
Indiana
Hermann
Benjamin Harrison
University
Aclediwn-Haley Manufacturing Company Formed
Organization complete the Aclediwn-Haley Manufacturing Company was formed last week naming George W. Laesby as President T D Hokam as Secretary Transias W Cool and a board including F F E Hyhere Korn T A Wiley W D Henderson EW Gook GW Loose and I Dy Mohan The capital stock is $90000 and a 40 by 80 foot shop is planned with room for additions to support growth The company will hold the Haberkorn engine described in the notes of these columns months ago.
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Aclediwn-Haley
George W. Laesby
T. D. Hokam
Trensias
W. Cool
F. FE. Hyherekorn
T. A. Wiley
W. D. Henderson
Gook GW
Loose
I. Dy Mohan
Haberkorn
Montis Arin
Notwa Dislikes Milner in House Of Commons
London March 28 The secretary Mr Chamberlain stated in the House of Commons that no specific objections had been raised by General Botha to any peace terms. General Botha made no counter proposals. Only private telegrams contained in papers showed General Kitcheney reporting Datlin’s strong objection to Mil ver Alfred Milner.
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Notwa
Milner
London
Chamberlain
Morton sentences after plea and admission of guilt
William Morton, convicted last week of a Windsor saloon robbery, reconsidered a new trial and accepted the jury verdict. Judge O Rourke sentenced him to three to four years. Morton will appeal for a jail interview with his wife before transfer to Michigan City. His wife, used as advisor, appeared in correspondence related to the case. A letter found on co defendant Hugh Arnold contained Morton’s plans and references to locations and others involved, revealing long term criminal conduct and urging his wife’s persistence.
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Hversche
O'Rourke
Michigan City
Momton
Morton
Wieling
Fort Wayne
Jettar
Hugh Arnold
Arnold
Urichsville
Ohio
Goxsline
Mortaniella
Sin
iJwobt
Wayne
Phil Keintz
Phine
Walerda
Manchester
le Walt
Cartier
Court house notes and divorce filings amid courthouse confusion
Meg Forman wandered destitute to Melrose Ohio after being found at Cue station and couching at township office awaiting transport. Probate actions include the will of Pruderieke We Prange, divorce petitions for Frank Shuey and Charlie Bulls, and a sensational divorce proceeding by Mary Kester against Dr A J Kewler amid courthouse confusion and disputed filings.
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Meg Forman
Yeha
Cue Eailwiry
Melrose
Ohio
Theco
Wally Ath
Vieland
Drew Hse
Hintaie
Ble
Knox
Melgouve
Mivsteo
Imwislip
Pruderieke We Prange
Sohn
E.W. Heine
Richolas Lidig
Onda
William ‘Kueppey
Anya Graig
Kunis Ve. Rory
Alten
Judge O'Rourke
Local court actions outline bids and divorces in county session
Amid general allegations and pending trial, amended complaints loom in major cases. County awards for supplies were announced to Wolf Des Sauer and associates. Divorces granted include Echwiiz from Schults and Yates from Yates with custody and support orders for nine children.
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Teal
Oliver P. Packer
Walt
Joseph
H. Grier
Saylam
Wolf ¢ Dessauer
FP. B
Will & Co
Kablach & Son
Meyer Bros. & Co
Traut
Feichter
Tracey Ve. Selmeldey
Moliono
du Echwiiz
Merman Schults
Tudgo Aiken
Phyitiis
Ant
Ludge Aiken
Addie Yates
Harry Yates
Convicted Editor George Ray Starts Prison Term in Michigan City
George Ray editor of Shellyvil ly Temperal arrived in Michigan City Ind to begin an indeterminate sentence of two to fourteen years for presenting fake claims to the county commissioners. Sheriff and deputy accompanied by detectives transported Ray after a court action, with Governor Durbin approving measures to ensure compliance. Ray, surrounded by reporters, spoke of his case en route and upon arrival faced processing and a brief medical check before settling in until morning.
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Michigan City
Ind
Lake Orte
Sheri
Lather
Sheri McDovell
Dyyryn
Rt Govher
Tadiahapots
Durbin Tone
Company Thay
Shinitt
aMlicidls
George Nt. Din
Rayvine
Jeth Tad Tas
Lake Erle Ivacht
Michigan
Tray
Hay
Ehldren
Ray
Bertillen Weseurementa
Tim
Dia Convetton
Phigon
Death notices mix in Fort Wayne obituaries incomplete
Fragmented obituary column reports deaths of Dr. Chas. A. Zimmerman and Fred Michael, with scattered family names, residences, and life highlights. The text references Lincoln, Cleveland, Fort Wayne, and Chicago, plus multiple relatives and associates, but many details are garbled and confusing.
Death of Wyatty a well Sansa elti from Dekaly county
The obituary notes the death of Wyatty a long-time resident of Dekaly county at age ally years after a brief illness. Born November 14, IBAG, he lived in Berry street area and was a member of the Berry street M. B. church. Survived by widow and children Mason Thotiax Georgy Mah Dose Wyall Mre Bila Markey and Ma Frane Desey, with services held Saturday at 2 pm from his residence.
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Sansa Elti
Dekaly
Winvelm
Ibag
Hale
Atco
Forster
Wayne
Scott Sean
Mr. Thompson
Gidort
Bort Wayor
Wad
Masion
Thotiax
Georgy
Sign & Baws Pyete
Ant
Bal T Bayless
Mawes
Eivaveh
J. Norris
Kintiosy
Funeral services for Alexander M Town acevent last Dimasday
DROW funeral services for Alexander M Town acevent last Dimasday in Roanoke conducted by Rev L Qushet of United Brethren church with burial at Ode Keow cemetery. Town acevent was 14 months and 2% days old. Born in Bluebatl he came to Port Wayne in 1472 and opened rendes ale offer. Surviving include his wife and two children Nitnay Potter of Bow Angeles and Mr Gil- Jett, with a sole surviving relative Mrs Helle Crawford. The obituary notes his early illness and that the family was active in the community.
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Alexander M
Roanoke
L. Qushet
United Brethren Church
Ode Keow
Mr. Brown
East
Wayne
Lnte
Henry Brown
Lin
de Piouver Blancamith
Soriey
East Wayne
Blag Streets
Wim
Ani
Fotter
Bluebatl
Port ‘Wayne
Rendesale
Wotter
Fenleentty
Ast Wu
Nitnay Potter
Bow Angeles
Cal
Edrughter
Wi Gil- Jett
Wis
Helle Crawford
Ves
Witha
Olio
Toe Triers
Death notices and removals amid unsettled years near New Haven
Akey, once of Adams town, aged about seven decades, died due to lingering infirmities after long residence in Fort Wayne and later移 to Tennessee. Survived by a widow and eight relatives. funeral plans unclear amid the period's disruptions.
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Akey
Adams
Morel
Honan
Hon
New Haven
Fort Wayne
Hig Ome Hu
Oi Urew Ali
The
Maples
M. Pehurely
Tudwig Sutariwe Calf Dies at Four Months Old
Tudwig Sutariwe, son of Ty and Mrs Christian Sutariwe of 247 Guy Flies, died Wednesday morning at four months old after a bout of fevers and illness. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Tudwig Cy Tfant
Christian Sutariwe
Guy
Potter Philip L Potter Dies After Four Week Illness
Philip L Potter longtime resident of the city died at home on Jackson Street after a four week illness caused by kidney trouble. He had lived in the city for many years and was known to friends and neighbors. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
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Philip L Potter
Thie City
OM Welock Gylday
Iackson Street
Imine
Mr Tatter
Fragmented OCR memorial note with garbled names
A damaged text fragment mentions a wedding evening and a widow, with unclear names and relationships. Surviving family includes a mother and a widow. The passage is heavily garbled, obscuring full facts, dates, and place details.
Fragmented Magnet Card Teaser from Local Page
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Magnet Mia J and Mauger with unclear place names and dates. The text references a hospital or medical theme and wind on a day described as Eanday morning. No clear events, people, or organizations are extractable.
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Mia J
Mauger
Bf Monroo
Eanday
Wagner
Bright
Wigeasd
Archibald Leads Bold Wave Meet At Bonet Harbor
In a tight race Archibald of M90 Boat Wave wins with a swift time as Weloxke Fuinly secures second. Pe Laks vies for placings, while others push to the finals across the wet course.
Miller Sephit Midler Daughter of Mr and Mrs Feelerich MiNi
Fragmented obfuscated text appears to report on Sephit Midler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Feelerich MiNi, living on Sunamnit streets. Event timing unclear, mentions Gra'elouks Dyi day evening and a youthful age reference. No clear date, place, or outcome.
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Sephit Midler
Feelerich MiNi
Sle
Gr Baatts
Rrause's Cold Cure Promises Quick Relief
For colds in the head chest and body pain it claims to break up a cold in twenty four hours without tumbling apathy. It promises to prevent the onset of feverish symptoms when signs appear. Price 26 cents. Sold by Dreler and Bro on Calhoun and Columbus streets.
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Dreler & Bro
Calhonn and
Columbis Streets
Reduced Rate to Mungee on April 16 Notice
Reduced rate notice for Mungee on April 16 announcing a single trip by GR and 1 to Glochetta Mugeie for one fire pool return by a later date. Knights Templar Gnu listed as saver. unclear terms and dates follow.
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Glochetta Mugeie
Agui TV
Knights Templar Gnu
Fort Wayne Trust Co Officers and Services
Fort Wayne Trust Co capitalized at 200000 announces deposits from one dollar and up and offers low real estate and farm loans at favorable rates. Officers listed include Benny Paul president Samuel W Foater vice president Andrew Hinttman second vice president Charles A Wilaing secretary William Pout assistant secretary and other named trustees.
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Benny ©. Paul
Samiel W. Foater
Andrew Hinttman
Charles A. Wilaing
William Pout
Asta
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William Manton
George Ray
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Wit
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Fleorge Risphon
Enie
Juanita Pedro
Wiliam Puppet
Lowergut
Will Bhuck
Siemon
Lda
Jon Gnivit
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Zimmurman
Zhumerman
Investigaro
Zimmerman Towing
Tal Cava Man
Sanitarium
Chas. A. Zimmerman
West Wayne St
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Webuashations
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Tol Browie
Soxin Wilson
Mma Mater
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Berman Michael
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Fred Michael
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Melty
Bert Wayne
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George Totter
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Mother Gray
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Nantite
Thenides
Phe
Tun Leauligua
Slytern
Monty Lefer
Avculbald
Rrause
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Santings
Fort Wayne Trust Co
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Ashel Samuel Me Partne
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George W. Poales
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