Robbery at Leiter Estate Bonds Stolen in Break-In
Thieves broke into the Leiter estate offices using chisels and rubber tools, seizing negotiable paper and bonds valued from 40,906 to 25,900 dollars. The break occurred after a Saturday night, with clerks discovering the scene the next day. Authorities estimate total securities taken around 17,009 dollars amid missing notes contracts and similar papers.
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Gliengo
Lester
Levi
Ledler
Joseph Letter
Wes
Tony
Hugh Crabbe
Levi 2Felter
vMces
Robert H
Frank Crowe
Turinno
Lake Geneva
Wis
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Fort Wayne Fund Forwarded Proceeds Report
Fort Wayne fund proceeds totaling $4 360.24 were forwarded through various banks and sent to James Do Pankin, San Francisco finance chair. Treasurer Tilo of the Preanelirh oversaw drafts from multiple banks, confirming prior contributions by unions, lodges, and the trades hall.
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San Francisco
F. R. Manat
National Bank
Hamilton Bank
Tilo
Preanelirh
Pearly Every Inc
Har Organization
Ransy Jodges
Alboast
Trades” Hall
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Saeuze-band Hall
Pear City Hall to Fall as Abandonment Ordered
Building Commissioner Bartzen announces the abandonment of the northern wing of Pear City Hall. He warns the structure may collapse at any time. The prior county building was torn down for a new edifice, leaving the city hall unstable and cracking.
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Chiengs
Bartzen
Onion growers face losses in Qoiling area melee
In Qoiling vicinity onions suffered heavy ground losses with 1 MeW acres ruined as crews chased beet and onion pests. Seed costs ranged from 710 to 20 per acre while fields saw replanting as farmers worked dawn to dusk. A fire incident occurred Friday when Lynhl stave pollan set clothing ablaze harming Girhelm Broneht and two men.
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Qoiling
Ald
Hartford
Qty
Lynhl
May frost hits Indiana crops in fringe areas
Reports from Indiana weather stations including Columbus, Columbus with 31 degrees and Butler with 42 show a light frost across the Hoosier State last night. Vines and early fruit suffered minor damage while cherries and strawberies drew mixed verdicts as farmers assess protection and losses.
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Insley
Indiana
Columbus
Putrlani
Marlow
Buenarine
Tamarrinw
Frost Damage Report Across Indiana Towns
May reports from Greencastle Noblesville and surrounding towns note frost last night. Tomatoes vines beans and peach crops severely damaged in several areas while Delaware and New Albany indicate berry vines and garden crops injured but fruit shipments largely intact.
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Anderson
Ted
Greencastle
Ind
Noblesville
Lawranceburg
New Alnanyy
Resignation of Witte Accepted in Russian Cabinet Shakeup
May 6 from St. Petersburg reports the resignation of Count Witte from the premiership. M. Durnove leaves the ministry of interior while M. Geretny-Kin moves to premier, signaling a cabinet shift by the emperor. Witte receives the Order of Alexander Nevsky and retains rank as count. Durhave becomes secretary of state while remaining in the council. The czar praises Witte’s tenure and foresees electoral institutions, noting the opposition of revolutionists.
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Cunt Witte
Seine
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Interiar
Geretny- Kin
Ghauiled
Lug
Nolably
Seveleks
Petersburg
Athontveralty
Witte
Alexander Nevsky
Russia
Wilts
Durhave
Oe Council of Minglers
Rour
Mapantis
Remembers Absent Son and Bennett Albers Bequest
Fragmentary notice notes an absent son and the Bennett Albers bequest with eight provisions under Herma Albera. It mentions a person who left Doe and has not been heard from, a ten year return window, and multiple bequests to churches for a mass. After payments, remainder left to daughter Mary Clusselrath.
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Bennett Albers
Wriiten
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Som
Doe
Kinee
Flo
Farias Catnele
Masack
Ajary Clusselrath
Eagles Honor Comrades Gone Fraternal Night Tribute
The Batrolic theater hosted a Sunday memorial by the Fraternal Order of Bales Waldite for departed members. Fred L. Oral delivered the eulogy as Hon. J.M. Robinson spoke on fraternity, charity, and the order’s role in aiding families and the community. Members present included Edward Wellworth, George Moore, and others remembered from the past year.
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Batrolic
Wayne Adrians
Bales Waldite
Clara Dollars Bond
Brettt
Steuder Wml
Releke
C. A. Rowand
Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Hapletom
Quy Brothers
Cecal
Crall
Edward Wellworth
Diant Moore
Anariew M. Expory
Datel Anerit
Willem MW. Davis
W. O. Celesty
Boyd We Rutth
Lawlsie Huuzy
William Sheets
Scaffold Collapse Injures Fort Wayne Workers in Kendallville
May 5 in Kendallville Indiana Frank DeWitt of Fort Wayne suffered a fractured leg after a scaffolding collapse at the new Mart Boumis building. Other carpenters were bruised as planks broke and fell while workmen attempted to descend from about seventeen feet. The injured man was taken to a hospital in Fort Wayne for treatment.
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Kensallville
Ind
Frank DeWitt
Fort Wayne
Fenetias
Tie Tefl Lee
New Mart Boumis
Slesel
Debe Kader
Kader
George A. Tess
Gardiner
Mr. Dawitt
Fork Warne
Rural Allan county commencement at Princess rink
Commencement exercises for all Allan county rural school graduates will be held at Princess rink in the city on June 18. County Superintendent Pelaar has made no arrangements yet but has engaged Br and H Hughes, president of Nepaluy University, to deliver the principal addresses.
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Princess Rink
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Anal Hae
H. Hughes
NePaliy University
Uf Cemes Inceraont Addeoes
New Traction Project Amid Lamed Ad Plans
Local entrepreneurs from Logansport and Wabash unite to advance a traction scheme with plans for artificial ice production at Wahaga. They seek backing from Promoters and the public, promising strong support for repurposing the Nickel Plaza railway line and inviting interested parties to participate in the effort.
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Pastore
Nickel Plaza Railway
Logansport
Wabash
Wahaga
Uncle Joe Celebrates Birthday Amid House Ceremony
Washington May 7 Speaker honors mark his seventy years as lawmakers note the birthday. A hush falls as a gavel taps and a prayer references the speaker’s life and health. Minority leader opens debate on statehood bill and a separate measure on lake area charges and structures in Indiana land.
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Helms
Cruipacker
Nad Paseeh
Realitien
Lake Afleliyac
Cartain
Like County
Indiana
Transportation of oil cars in future railroad rules debated
In Washington on May 7 the secretary of commerce read the tall report of the commissioner of corporations on transportation of oil cars now in public hands. Amendments proposed by Kittredge would include private cars within carrier definitions, opposed as impracticable. Debate focused on railroad liability and potential sterilization of private interests amid pending legislation.
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Washington
Tie Penle
Glapp
Wirtharmore
Kittredge
Mob Rule Grips Guadeloupe in Election Turmoil
A French West Indies port, Guadeloupe, is described as under mob rule after election disturbances. American interests face looting and disruption as ships are moved to protect property. Commander W. Sutherland was ordered to deploy a warship from the San Domingo fleet to safeguard Americans.
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Gueesloupe
Indies
State Department
Jarvis Bowens
State Desert
Navy Department
Wiliam BR. H. Sutherland
San Komiliga
Former Citizen Killed Himself in Daylow Home
James B. Lounsberry aged 68 a former superintendent of the N G Onle Wheel Company and longtime resident of this city died by swallowing carbolic acid at his Daylow home on Saturday The obituary notes his past roles and many friends here and says the funeral will be held Tuesday with interment at Lincolnwood cemetery Also mentions prior death of Lalinebercy about fifteen years ago and subsequent return to Chicago The report contains garbled phrases and unclear details but indicates suicide amid health concerns and personal history.
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Hatinverney
Daylow
Satriay
N.G. Onle Wheel Company
Lincenweed Cemetery
Ata
Lalinebercy
Linjenwool
Tan Wiluwer
Chicago
I Dayton
Anna Pole
Venta
Funston Tales Of Great Relief Work In San Francisco
May 4 reports from San Francisco describe relief efforts after a major disaster. General Funston calls it the largest rescue war yet, with thousands rendered homeless and sheltered in tents while ground relief crews work under difficult conditions. Outside aid includes 11,081 carloads of supplies delivered by Southern Pacific lines, with further shipments expected from Oakland and Reno. Real estate activity slows but prices hold, banks remain solvent, dividends are paid as normal, and the U.S. Mint acts as a clearing house for transfers.
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Avery Uartor
Este
Southern Pacific
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Oakland
Thantien
Reno
Egal Wil Reich Onkland
Clearing House Committee
Amr Bank
United States
General Clearing House
Edwin Gould Dies in Indianapolis
Edwin Gould dies in Indianapolis at age 20, a former leader and editor of a local labor paper. He addressed the Indiana Federation of Labor delegates, spoke with difficulty, yet delivered a hopeful message before death. Prof. B. H. Ken to retire as superintendent. board appoints successor.
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Barwin &. Fowld
Mir Goth
Moe
Indiana
Thin City
Duponta
Inbar
Diemenr
Iast Sear
Opdee
Armentzalion
Toledo Capitalists Push Route Survey for Fort Wayne Road
Toledo investors and Springfield township backers begin preliminary surveys for a road from Bryan to Marion via Fort Wayne. They seek franchises and options to link Hicksville and other towns, tapping farming districts and Lake Avenue routes while facing competing plans and uncertain timetables.
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Brian
Illeheville
Maysville
Warde
Winxter
Springfeld Township
Mt. Bryan
Miey
Gentiomon Fron
Hicksville
Uli Inia
Fort Wayne
Barney evreMbie
Conn
Warne
Naif
Ps Mauny
Kolen
Messrs
Oia
William Iavagh
Bryad
Marion
Lake
Lake Avenue
New Haven
Forty Nine Confirmands At Peters Catholic Church
A class of forty nine young people will be confirmed at Peters Catholic Church next Sunday. Bishop Alerding will administer the sacrament at 8 30 a m and 7 30 p m, marking a memorable day in their lives. The list includes Amandus Kilugenherser Nicholas Kramer Peter Lauer Leonath John Stein Joseph Suelzer William Rutt Slement Getty Bernard Tengen Frank Koehl Michael Koehl Anthony Kote Theob Maties William Nybner and others among both boys and girls. The exercises conclude with a public pledge of their faith and a formal address by Q Le Ballou of Latrange.
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Alerding
Clas
Amandus Kilugenherser
Nicholin Kramer
Peter Lauer
Leonath
John Stein
Joseph Suelzer
Williany Rutt
Slement Getty
Bernard Tengen
Crank Koehl
Michael Koehl
Anthony Kote
Theob Maties
William Nybner
A Sho
Burst fire at Indianapolis warehouse causes $50000 loss
A major blaze in an upper floor of an Indianapolis manufacturing building caused about 50000 in damage. Fire crews fought flames from all districts as smoke hampered crews on the second floor and eight tenants reported losses. Officials urged installation of sprinkling systems in large warehouses.
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Fouiniapolis
Yar
Rentian Wilding
Saura Meridign Alters
Whalesale
Fie Tain
Wydh
Dolin Fonimea
Lutianapolis
Ferguson
Teleghana
Insane mother kills daughter and herself in New York home
Mary Waters, 52, shot her daughters Agatha 17 and Ruth 15 then killed Agatha, and herself in their West 76th Street room. The father, asleep, awoke to the gunfire as Waters allegedly planned the act after earlier threats. Police began investigating motive and family disorder surrounding the tragedy.
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Aleening
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Oles
Mra Waters
Jin R Waters
Ruch
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Tau
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