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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1912
Page
8
The document outlines 1912 voting details across Allen County precincts with dense lists of precinct names, ward divisions, and voter tallies. It references Fourth Fifteenth and Fourteenth precincts and mentions Wayne, Maravette, and other townships with scattered numeric figures and names, indicating a chaotic OCR of a historical ballot record.
A clipped note about Sentinel Want Ads outlining payment options, rates, and submission steps for classified notices. It highlights how readers can place ads, the accepted formats, contact details, and timing for processing, in a concise historical newspaper brief.
Philadelphia police report a woman found dead at 268 North Waterloo Street after a stumble during a march. Witnesses say she struck head on the trunk door and neighbors helped. Physicians indicated death followed a series of sudden attacks and is currently under investigation.
A fragmented recount of October events covers a family of five in Chicago with a budget for varied needs. It details entertainment costs, clothing, furnishings, and daily expenses, plus note of a court case, a drowning, a baseball championship, and international tensions, all linked to October incidents and prices.
In Dohimlns City Indiana a melon theft case resulted in a defendant named Nicholon facing trial in Mayaranma's court. The defendant was fined 87.50 which was paid. Another rental dispute involving Tarenen Williemson and Lewle Smead is noted in the article's partial report.
Roy B Armmt and Inehers appointed as sub letter partler of the seul pont aiticy. They will begin on bid awdition tomorrow. An examination for tenographer at the World Wayne office will be held on November 24 and November 27 for an atenographer position in the departmental services.
A historical gym class activity describes girls walking a rope to strengthen nerves and build courage. The report notes Mr Ward Beam as physical director guiding a group of students through rope work, with spectators and male admirers observing.
Wee York Noe and Gotu won a 9 tet bet that he would drink a quart of whisky in mud. Edward Kann died after staggering home in agony. His wife claimed the wager was a fraud and that Mann supplied the whisky. Mann was arrested on a technical charge connected to Kane's death.
New York reports Henry Poertner aged 85 was rescued from a wreck off Colon after the United Fruit liner Mytie Pan ran aground. Aboard the Anacapa voyage, authorities later found evidence of distress and a survivor, Poertner, who had lived on wine and apples. Police custody followed as the Mesican freight crisis unfolded aboard the Metapan voyage home.
Oklahoma City health bulletin finds many samples of so called mincemeat contain no meat at all. State officials report over ten percent of tested products fail to meet standards, urging consumers to lodge complaints with the justice of the peace to save money.
Special to She Sentinel reports a man from Gouen'Lole No Y Whe who was boarding a passenger tram to central wards of the city when struck and killed. His pocket book indicated he intended to join his wife in Fort Wayne. The cause of the accident is not learned and the boy is being held at a juvenile margin.
A fragmentary report notes Carrie Grasp daughter of Mya and Katherine Groyr plans a wedding in St Louis with a subsequent trip to meet the groom. The text shares unclear family ties, a bicycle anecdote, and mentions political discussions about women’s voting rights and California Texas and Nebraska states.
An odd report from Vienna details Montenegrins clashing with rivals amid late night skirmishes. The exchange involved Turkish forces and local contenders, leaving several fighters wounded and exhausted.
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