Allen County Children Guardians report nineteen months 1902
Mrs Helen F Guild secretary submits to the Allen County Board of Children’s Guardians a nineteen month report ending May 1 1902. The document notes new Indiana law creating a board of guardians and outlines placements adoptions and recalls across several homes and families with gratitude to Dr Drayer donors county officials and the press.
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the Sentinel
Allen County Board of Children’s Guardians
Helen F. Guild
General Assembly of
Indiana
Allen County Board
Circuit Court
Allen County
Alien County
Drayer
Board of Guardians
Sec’y
Fort Wayne
Aged Couple Killed by Train Near Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana on May 7 a Clover Leaf train struck the carriage of Reuben Sellers at Touby pike crossing east of town. Mrs. Sellers age 63 died instantly while Mr. Sellers was fatally injured. The couple resided two miles northeast on a farm and had five children in various cities.
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Kokomo
Ind
Reuben Sellers
Touby Pike
Franklin
Indianapolis
Jackson
Sheriff Jackson
Johnson County
Kansas City
William McKinney
Greenwood
Forestry inspector exam set in city for Philippine service
Reuters of The Sentinel reports a forestry inspector civil service exam in the city on June 10. Salary for the position ranges from 1200 to 1800 dollars per year.
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Reuters
The
Sentinel
Uncle Sam
Philippine Service
Delegates Return from Indianapolis to Fort Wayne
Delegates Dan Clemans Victor Kalender Gus Ketcham and Louis Gauert from the Fort Wayne Turnverein Vorwaerts have come back from Indianapolis after attending the Indians Gintrick event.
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Dan Clemans
Victor Kalteyer
Gus Ketcham
Louis Gauert
Fort Wayne
Turnverein Vorwaerts
Indianapolis
Indians
Gintrick
Turner district turnfest to be held in Louisville
The coming district turnfest will be held at Louisville with the Vorwaerts team entering all athletic events. Last year the turnfest took place in this city. Victor Kalteyer was elected Fort Wayne delegate to the national Turner convention at Davenport starting July 6.
Politics trouble a church in Warsaw Indiana
The First Methodist Church faces a split after Rev. F. M. Stone delivered a political sermon attacking mayoral candidate Benjamin F. Richardson and urging support for the Democrat. Members including Dr. C. W. Burker Thomas Bolton and Gen Read Williams announce withdrawal from the congregation.
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Warsaw
Ind
F. M. Stone
Benjamin F. Richardson
C. W. Burker
Thomas Bolton
Gen. Read Williams
Daily Times
Vasquez Cabinet Named as Dominican Revolution Advances
The United States minister William F. Powell suspends relations with the revolutionary government in Santo Domingo and plans to depart for Haiti. A provisional government led by Horacio Vasquez appoints ministers, while existing laws remain until a new constitution is issued. Political exiles arrive as turmoil continues.
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San Domingo
Santo Domingo
May S
United States
William F. Powell
Hayti
Hts
Prceg
Pavel
Dominican Improvespany
New York
Dominican Congress
Horacio Vasquez
Juan Francisco Sanchez
Emiliano Tejera
Miguel A. Pichardo
Rafael Justino Castillo
Jose Maria Cabral Baez
Jose Francisco Guzman
Casimiro Cordero
Interior
Carnegie Sees Britain Joining American Federation Over Time
London May 8 Andrew Carnegie returning from New York urges calm on shipping combine saying no patriotism is by trade and dividends count He predicts Britain in the future will align with the American federation and join with Americans in the western race, while Roosevelt would curb trusts if needed.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
New York
St. Louis
Great Britain
Carnagie
Navigation
Combine
United States
Carnegie
Roosevelt
Westminster Gazette
Congress
Steel Combine
Stippine Vomachine
Proprietor Cashes Forged Checks in Columbia Case
G J Panta zin, co owner of the Columbia candy kitchen at Berry and Calhoun, passed a ten dollar forged check in Warren’s name to settle a 90 cent debt. A second forged check for eleven eighty three dollars was cashed by Gocke the Broadway druggist. Warren, a recent city arrival tied to Smith Randall Lumber, disappeared after the incidents. Police were not notified until Wednesday afternoon.
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G. J. Pantazin
Columbia Candy Kitchen
Berry and
Calhoun Streets
W. P. Smith
James B. Warren
Hamilton Bank
Gocke
Warren
Smith-Randall Lumber Company
Dog Shot On Porch At Ma Shoaff’s Home
Unknown assailants fatally shot a dog owned by Kit Sraoud on a porch at Ma Shoaff’s residence in Columbia ayr nue last week. The incident remains under investigation and no suspects are named.
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Kit Sraoud
Ma Shoaff
Columbia Ayr Nue
Infant death near Arcola due to pneumonia
Coroner Barnett ruled last week that the three month old infant of Mr and Mrs Amos Hafner died near Arcola from pneumonia. The death was sudden and the child was three months old.
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Barnett
Amos Hafner
Arcola
Foley's Kidney Cure
It is made from a prescription of a leading Chicago physician and uses the purest ingredients scientifically combined for maximum effect. Sold by Dreier & Bro. and Pelleons & Polster.
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Chicago
Dreier & Bro
Pelleons & Polster
Cure Not Lasting Long for Richmond Insane Asylum Patient
George Knoder, 53, of 1001 Maumee Avenue, was brought home cured from the Richmond insane asylum. He became violent again last night and was restrained. At daylight his son notified the police and said his father would be down after breakfast, then demanded family confinement.
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Thursdy’s Daily
George Knoder
Maumee Avenue
Richmond
Enoder
Deluded man detained for recommittal after cell visit
Parties escorted the deluded Mr. Kmoder downstairs to show him the state he is in. He entered a cell to satisfy himself and the door closed behind him. He will be held until papers are issued for recommittal.
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Kmoder
Unions Win Recognition at East Helena Smelter
A conference among C W Whitley and Phil Bowden plus Hauser led to sending a telegram to New York officials recommending acceptance of union terms. The 600 workers at the East Helena smelter, out on strike, would gain union recognition and operations may resume, along with related mines.
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St. Paul
Minn
Helena
Mont
C. W. Whitley
Northwestern
American Smelting and Refining Company
Hauser
Phil Bowden
Denver
Washington Federation of Labor
Smelter Trust
New York
East Helena
School House Condemned and to Be Replaced
Health Officer Proegler returned from Leo after inspecting the two story brick school house. He condemned the building and ordered its demolition as it endangers public safety. Commissioner Moody expects immediate tearing down and a modern replacement for the fall term with Architect Weatherhogg assisting.
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Proegler
Leo
Moody
Weatherhogg
Excursionists Flood City In Low Fare Special
Three hundred excursionists from towns along the Grand Rapids and Indiana line rode in on a special train to shop and visit in the city. They depart this evening on another special back home. The Kendallville start and Satrivening towns served as pickup points. The round trip from Fordsmide is about 49 cents with nearer points at proportionate rates. W. H. Taylor, an excursion promoter, runs the train with city merchants to keep prices down.
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Grand Rapids and
Mr. Taylor
Will Cure Consumption Says Ark Subscriber
A. A. Herren of Finch Arkansas praises Foley's Honey and Tar as the best remedy for coughs colds and lung trouble claiming it cured consumption in early stages. Sold by Dreier and Pellens and Polster.
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A. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
Foley
Dreier & Bro
Pellens & Polster
Aged man badly hurt by city ambulance crash
Murlin C. Osborne, about 65, was struck by Barnett & Sons' city ambulance at Calhoun and Berry streets. He suffered skull fracture and severe brain concussion and is in critical condition at Hope Hospital.
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Murlin C. Osborne
Purman Street
Calhoun
Berry Streets
Osborne
Barnett & Sons
City Hospital
Hope Hospital
Hill & Osborne
Calvun Street
Berry
Barnett
Yourip
van Camp
DE Cathy
Hops Hospital
C. E. Barnett
Aged man dies after ambulance collision at Berry and Calhoun
Marlin C Osborn aged 86 died at Hope hospital Friday morning after being struck by an ambulance Thursday on Berry and Calhoun streets. He had been unconscious since the injury with little hope for recovery. Relatives include two daughters and a son, Mrs G A Patterson Frankie Osborn and Charles E Osborn. Funeral at his residence Sunday at 2 p.m. with Rev J N Field of the Baptist church officiating.
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Marlin C. Osborn
Berry and
Calhoun Streets
Hope Hospital
Veltier Undertaking Establishment
Whee
Gust Mortem
Tugertdee
Gitarin
G. A. Patterson
Frankie Osborn
Charles E. Osborn
Osborn
Sol. D. Bayless Lodge
A. M
J. N. Field
the Baptist Church
Local figure to deliver Mercorial address at Purdue May 30
The city has accepted an invitation for a prominent speaker to deliver the Mercorial address at Purdue University on May 30. Earlier events include a formal presentation of a portrait of Hon. Hugh McCulloch to the Vippecanse club, with Judge Fire Aude presiding at the ceremony.
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Purdue University
Taylor
Hugh McCulloch
Fire Aude
Rome City High Plans June 6 Excursion to Island Park
The annual high school trip to Rome City is set for Friday June 6 with a special morning train and a return around 11 o clock. Students will spend the day at the resort and an evening dance will be held at Island Park pavilion.
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Rome City
Island Park Pavilion
United States Wins Arbitration Over Salvador Dispute
The United States secures a sweeping arbitration victory in the Salvador dispute. The majority of the Commission holds that Americans are entitled to about half a million dollars, including claims of the Salvador Commercial Company and United States stockholders in El Triumfe Co. Ltd.
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Washington
United States
Republic of Salvador
Salvador Commercial Company
Stocholders
el Triumfe Co., Ltd
Sir Henry Strenge
Yon Monotbaribe
Five Men Held After Stabbing At Herget Home Tragedy
Officers found Mrs. Mary Sellinger Herget fatally stabbed in her yard after a disturbance at the Herget residence. Steelds and Murray were among five men involved. all were too drunk to speak for hours. Sellinger, of Clyde Ohio, left no children.
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Steelds
Murray
Herget
Mary Sellinger
Clyde
Ohio
Botanic Blood Balm touted as eczema cure and health tonic
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a certain cure for eczema and skin ailments, claiming it cleanses and enriches the blood to heal sores and itching. It also references Foley’s Kidney Cure and a testimonial from Geo. H. Haug an about kidney troubles from engine vibration.
Kalamazoo farmer pays funeral bills before death
Harley H. Rice of Kalamazoo township predicted his death on a specific night and arranged with an undertaker, paying for his funeral a year after meeting the man. He fell ill Wednesday but claimed he would die at midnight, and the prediction came true in Lagrange Indiana.
Drowning Man Finds Relief From Dyspepsia With Kodol
Geo S Marsh of Nocona Texas recounts years of dyspepsia and ineffective remedies before discovering Kodol. He reports rapid improvement after use and final recovery, endorsing Kodol as unique in matching natural digestive juices to digest food and cure stomach trouble.
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Geo. S. Marsh
Nocona
Tex
Meyer Boas. & Co
Ball Resigns After Threatening Letter At Plymouth Plant
Plymouth Indiana May 9 Mr Ball night watchman at the Cluzhe factory resigns under peculiar pressure. Fifteen days earlier a letter without signature warned him to move to the city or face punishment. After a second note dated April 30 he quit and Cassmere Wickey succeeds him.
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Plymouth
Ind
Ball
Cluzhe
Cassmere Wickey
Elope Talk Sparks Marriage Memory Clue
A terse fragment hints Carrye plans to elope with Cholly tonight. The line suggests she has practiced the marriage service all morning, signaling urgency in a private union scheme.
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Carrye
Cholly
Foley's Honey and Tar Adapted for Respiratory Ailments
Foley's Honey and Tar is presented as peculiarly suited for asthma bronchitis and hoarseness. It is sold by Dreier & Bro and Pellens & Polster in the market.
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Foley
Dreier & Bro
Pellens & Polster
Fragmentary OCR note with unclear names and events
A garbled text fragment mentions dates, names, and places in a damaged OCR passage. Key details are unreadable, yielding no clear event, person, or organization to summarize reliably.
Dr. King's New Life Pills touted for digestion
An ad claims Dr. King's New Life Pills enhance digestion by toning the digestive organs expelling toxins and improving bodily health. The copy mentions a price of 250 and mentions a seller Dreier &.
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Dr. King
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