Records-Broken Parade Honors Stevenson in Allen County
Four thousand strong march through Fort Wayne streets in Allen County in a Stevenson parade honoring Advil E. Stevenson. Crowds cheered as Bryan, Stevenson, and Rohthaon were hailed amid a Democratic rally with speakers urging voters to back Democratic candidates next Tuesday.
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Allen Dunty Jnst
Shay
Bryan
Stevenson
Advil E. Stevenson
Maine
Alien County
Toledo
de- Annee
Dhia
Howtington
Columbia City
Deentay
Aubiri
LinsLeunts
Menelly
Berg
Wayne
Srrak Uotuning Ogee
Tae
Coltanisn Etroet
Barr
Narshal Meyer
H.C. Torghatt
MM. Harrod
Rafivand
Ely Vart Wayne
Greamwvelven
Aly
Wasa Ioiinensa
Vires Young Americana
Ue Watche
Tommy
Opper
Hass
Fort Wayne Iron Works
Ty Pitt Ward
Minth
Binth
Tanth Ward
Im Corey
Pisa
Hoagland Club
New Maven
Adamy Township
Lafayette
Tefferson
Lory
Plena Anh
Avery Eller
Wedding Bells for Hainesey Couple in Bloomingdale
Carolina Homaler daughter of Mr and Mrs Hainesey wed Monday evening to William at the groom's parents home in Bloomingdale. Rev Joseph Hohit of Trinity Lateran Church at Ovelock will officiate father of the groom. Relatives and close friends attend a wedding supper later in the evening.
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Titss
Carolina Homaler
William
Hainesey
Marrige
Edward Bobu
Bloomingdale
Joseph Hohit
Trinity Lateran Chureh
Thrytaomi
Alursh
Michigan
Concordia College
Cadets Expelled At Culver Military Academy
Culver Indiana Nov cadets at Culver Military Academy were dismissed for showing disapproval of official action by marching to the train on Halloween night. About 115 cadets refused to join. the rest returned quietly as the commandant ordered dispersal. The cadets faced military arrest the next day, and the academy’s leadership stressed the importance of obedience to authority.
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Culver
Ind
Culver Military Academy
Hallowe'en
Totcleck
Aracamy
Furst
Mites Ward
Uulver
Dlamihisud
Ie Authers
Culver Milney Academy
United Bites
Proveu
Death from cigarette poisoning in Wabash janitor case
William Fountain twenty five, janitor of the Wabash West school building, died yesterday morning after a week of illness from cigarette poisoning. Fountain had used cigarettes heavily for years and doctors report his system saturated with nicotine.
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Wabash, Ind
William Fountain
Cou
Wibasts Wegh
Young Fountain
Auain
Missionary Officers Named for Home Missionary Convention
Officers announced for the Home Missionary convention include President Mrs A Rotla of Parker, Vice President Mrs CR Thornburg of Hagerstown, Secretary Mrs M W Berger of Mishiwaka, Treasurer Mrs Toh Wr Vaud of Neratur.
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Home Missionary Convention
A. Rotla
Parker
CR. Thornburg
Hagerstown
Wrovetary
M. W. Berger
Mishiwaka
Toh Wr. Vaud
Neratur
Fire damages Sullivan County ballots and press room
A fire at the Sullivan Times press box in Sullivan Indiana destroyed about 15 000 county ballots and Thursday’s edition. The blaze, ruled incendiary, left the newsroom saturated with smoke. a man in the city is under suspicion.
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Sullivan
Ind
Sullivan Times
Rovu
Am Itcendiary
DULL TRADE CAUSTE TATLIRE
Matton, Ind. November date unclear. local dealer in bicycles and wagons operates a shop and a jalankamtth and wogan ahop. The text is garbled and ungrammatical, reducing clarity of business activities and names.
Fragmentary 19th Century Credit Dispute in Tipton Court
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Henry Fytly, creditors, and a transfer of assets to Wis witz amid a Cincinnati and Chicago trade network. The Cainman Shoe Co of Fort Wayne filed replevin and clawback suits in Tipton circuit court over goods worth hundreds and the presumed settlement with Zehner paying costs. The record mentions 96000 in claims and multiple unnamed creditors seeking satisfaction.
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Win Tidt
Webber
Feng
Cincinnati
Telinnapn Ys
Chicago
Cainaan Shoe Company
Fapt
Wayne
Tipton
Tland
Wis Witz
Shooting Incident Near Zink County Left Brother Dead
At noon Saturday a shooting near Zink in Jackson Township left a man named Bonjour fatally wounded his brother during a playful display of a reportedly loaded gun. Tyrnte Corp officer to investigate. details sparse as of this report.
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Gna
Tun
Tris Prothey
Tasone
Didschargert
Deni
Man Confesses to Killing Milton Knapp Near Greenwood
Williams Pherson living five miles south of Greenwood Indiana confessed yesterday to killing Milton Knapp. Knapp was beaten to death with a club near his farm. hogs afterward gnawed an inch of his body. Pherson, said to have confessed to his daughter, was arrested and jailed in Franklin after being taken from Greenwood.
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Greenwood
Ind
Williays Pherson
Here
Milton Knapp
Knapp
Merson
Brother's Sorrow Deep After Accidental Shooting
A coroner's inquiry pins no blame on the youth who fired a pistol during a family gathering in Trehaon township. Frederick Tonjour was wounded when a door struck him as the pair, Tavis Ronjour and Engyene Monjon Ua, drove to a house party. The incident occurred as two unused chairs were moved and a pistol discharged, inflicting fatal injuries to Frederick. The event, described as a tragic accident by witnesses, began with an informal get together that turned fatal on a rural Saturday morning.
Gelderland Voyage Delayed When Kruger Expects Holiday
Readers report the Gelderland with ex-President Kruger aboard will stop for three days at a European port amid Boer era tensions. Crew cheer recent concessions as Me. Kevgers describes the scene, while a passenger notes a holiday voyage.
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Rys Tunill
Geldurland
Peoyilene Kruger
Wiilel
Phe
Bort Sala
Europe
Gelderland
Nero
Kevgers
Renis
Wongle
Dr. Heymann
Kruger
Gallant Canadians in Boer War cited in dispatches
Dispatch from Yohannesburg dated November 5 reports Major Saunders and Captain Chalmers of the Canadian Mounted Rifles saving a wounded officer under heavy fire on November 2. Chalmers was killed while aiding the officer. Saunders urged him to retreat but he stayed. Lord Roberts sent cables to the War Office noting these gallant actions. An Oct. 2 speech by Mr. Kruger urged intervention, with mention of Transvaal assets at stake. Emperor William hosted German dignitaries at a luncheon discussing American politics and US relations.
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Yen
Joseph W. Briley
Princesa Vinke
James
Bar Fett
Tiley
Mr. Stavengan
Han
Tames RM
Robinson
Taiyo Edward O'Mourke
Henry P. Schaerer
Hoors
Linus
Blovenkon
Bailey
MaKinley
Bos
Atacuss
Fort Wayne
Flo
Mien
Stevenson
Sony Mn
Am Admani
Bandon
Tord Roberts
Yohannesburg
Ant
Chalmers
Lord Roberts
Steyn Jr
Delary
Kruger
Gove
Europe
Th Mmperor
Nerlin
Emperor Wiam
Dr. von Follehen
United States
Baron von Richthofen
Baron Specie von Steynburg
Washington
Calcutta
Germany
Spalding Sees Benefits in Paris International Athletics
G AlbErk G Spalding, director of experts at the Paris exposition, returns to New York with opinion on European sports. He expects international games in Paris to boost European athletes and notes growing interest in developing athletes who compete with Americans. Spalding endorses plans for an International Athletics movement and a new athletic country federation, seeing wide adoption ahead.
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New York
Wor
G-Alberk
G. Spalding
Paris
Spalay
Aumovien
Letic
Contracts for Challenger in Glasgow meeting
New York reports Sir Chantan Liplwie and George L Watson discuss signing contracts for the new challenger for the Amebiyi cup. Details reference yard work by Meadowside and builders of several vessels, with a March 28 date specified for hounding over the avenue.
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New York
Chantan Liplwie
Glasgow
George L. Watson
Louison
Thomas
Yaull
Meadowside Yard
Thistle
Britannia
Fragmentary plea in a New York dispatch
A garbled New York item describes a weary scene with mentions of soldiers, trumpets, and death. The text references a post near the wanes for their death and includes phrases implying a plea or message from a figure named Balthnore. The readable portions suggest a war related lament or call for endurance.
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New York
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