Chicago Capitalists Observe Fort Wayne Interurban Route
Wealthy Chicago syndicate led by Julia Daleo surveys Fort Wayne interurban rail prospects. They plan to consider routes and terms privately, signaling readiness to build if a promising alignment emerges, with meetings slated in Fort Wayne to assess feasibility and future funding.
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Chicago
Fort Wayne
Julia P. Daleo
Oliteags
Fuskaer Rhhan
Aeger
Nediler
Mr. Dales
Lmrn
Cuupany
Sunubilan
Yvensdou
Olalanuil Lave Iyansilo
Tha Peoyectersi
Wayne
Wing Fie
Fiix
Dita
Unclear OCR Import Glitches Obscure Details
Fragmentary readable terms reference sugar imports and a port division, with scattered names and places. The garbled text mentions Vinporte and Philadelphia and a historical record context, but most specifics are unreadable. No clear event, date, or outcome can be established from the legible portions.
No Change in Price in Nation War Leads Meeting
A wartime national meeting discussed wagon prices and possible adjustments for the coming year. Representatives, including F. B. Saydaw of Valeda Ohio and Geo. I Sesaf, debated price stability and the need to maintain current rates amid wartime conditions.
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Vresiteny
F. B. Saydaw
Yaleda
Ohio
Geo
Kentucky case affirms state offices contest ruling
Fragmented OCR text reports a court decision involving Prantl v Ry and Howie Galt about a tie in state offices including governor and lieutenant governor. It references Republican challengers and a settled matter by a prior ruling, but many words are garbled. The readable core notes a statewide office dispute and a settlement of a Democratic–Republican contest.
Houghty Residence Sale At Ute Avenue Corner
Herman Michal xs purchased the Trom Brbyasdor Bros. property at the corner of Trungette and Main streets for 1000. Mr. Dtletae will othe ramadal ard improve the property and occupy if ay his home.
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Herman Michal Xs
Trom Brbyasdor Bros
Ute
Trungette
Dtletae
Ramadal
TIE CASTELLAKE FORTUNE IN PARIS COURT ACTION
Paris in Oct 81 reports a civil trial naming George Doyle to administer the estate of Gastrilmin. Acc to pleadings uncle Dushand, Count Ben of Coanechain, spent 88 million fen in past years while the fortune left is about 3 million francs. The case concerns allocation of assets and the heir's rights as the sole successor.
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Paris
George
Doyld Uitet
Hay Dushand
Ben
Coanechain
Secret session appoints trustee for Gastellanes’ estate
The proceedings were held in secret session with the time of decision announced. The Gastellanes are now staying in the country to Bethex while Mrs Gould’s sister remains involved and a trustee was appointed on request.
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Gould
Tue Pnurt
Gastellanes
Bethex
Old Ten Dollar Note From First National Bank Found
A rare one dollar note from 1885 issued by the First National Bank with Samuel Tannen as president and Judge Hannin’s signature. The uncirculated bill bears legible signatures and was discovered among old currency, signaling historical bank issues and collectible value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowo
Samuel Tannen
Hanan
Hannin
Pickey
Unclear: fragmented OCR note on a murder case
Fragmentary text from an OCR page mentions a murder case and named individuals in a scrambled order. The readable bits reference a night, a party hour, a bail, and various names, but details and coherence are missing. The passage appears to be garbled with numerous misspellings and misplacements, hindering clarification of the event or people involved.
Fragmented OCR yields unclear local item
Readable text shows names and vague actions but lacks coherent facts. OCR fragment mentions individuals such as Annie, Diane, and Hig, with unclear events or dates. No definite outcome, location, or organization is evident.
Made Young Again and the King's Mow Tale
Fragmentary OCR note discusses aging and youth themes with scattered names. Mentions Turner Dempeeytows and Dreier Bro. Context unclear but hints at a story or opinion item with personal references and local color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Blaine
Body of Thomas O Connoy Found Near City Tracks
A severely strangled body was found near the tracks two miles north of town by a passerby. Authorities report throat wounds and a crushed skull. an inquest was held by Coroner Ray of Avgas. The scene and injuries indicate a violent facsimile, with suspects named in connection to the investigation.
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Moblesvilly
Tad
Thomas O'Connoy
Vail
Benjamin Berg
G'Gannor
Coranoy
L. G Bard
Cleve
Avenir
Raiders destroy Rock Creek toll house on road
A raid left the Rock Creek toll house wrecked at the road's southern end after dynamite partial demolition. Sunday night raiders finished burning the remaining U building and now nothing remains along the work out bed of the road.
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Andlaky
Rock Creek Toll House
Marriage Fraud In Knox County Court Case Details Induced Short Bride
Vincennes Indiana November 1 A young woman Etta Tay HUN, fourteen years old, testified that her marriage to Franklin Hil is was procured by fraud after a October license and ceremony at Edwardsport. The plaintiff maiden name was Huta Lay, daughter of a widow. the husband is twenty years old and also from Edwardsport. The license was obtained October 20 and the ceremony performed that evening by Trustine Charles Ruby. The bride says she was persuaded by others and fled on the third day after marriage, believing she faced duties she did not anticipate. The case alleges forged written consent and false pretenses in the marriage action.
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Vincennes
Ind
Knox County
Etta Tay Hun
Franklin
Hye
Huta Lay
Edwardsport
Knox
Lves
Charles Ruby
Charges Withdrawn Amid Turbulent County Prosecution
Tad Dillebay and others faced a case in Fipley county accusing a married woman of unlawful relationship and contested ownership. The dispute centered on custody of titles and promises of settlement terms including a payment of seventy five dollars during a contentious legal proceeding with multiple names and unclear details.
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Dillebay
Stackhouse
Tnrll- Avapali
Bruickhoure
Surabernies On Of Snalons With Odd Text
unreadable OCR fragment shows garbled names and locations. It references a Monday event and local venues or vendors. specifics unclear due to text corruption. Likely historical clipping with scattered proper nouns and place names requiring context to identify exact subject.
Ungraded note heavy with fragmented text and names
Fragmented OCR snippet with scattered names and terms including Munely, WJ Oll, The Standard Bi company, various unclear references, places, and possible business terms. No clear event, date, or outcome discernible.
Prisoner breaks free as train departs Chicago
A prisoner tied to the floor forced a door as the train pulled out for Chicago. Later that night sophomores captured about a dozen Crestmen in their rooms, ousted them, and gave them a sound spanking.
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Chicago
Brothers-in-law Fight Ends in Knife Attack in Clinton
In Clinton Indiana on November 1 a feud among three brothers-in-law led to a street fight ending with knife wounds. James Douglass, a young boy, and Charles Hammersley received serious injuries, with Douglass dying at the door. Harry Hammersley is jailed awaiting outcomes. Tom Davis and Douglass clashed over a disputed sum of 83.50. Authorities separated the combatants as the tragedy unfolded.
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Clinton
Ind
Tom Davis
James Douglass
Chirley Hammersley
Yeon
Hammersley
Davis
Howes Douglass
Lee Gyttyrstatiey
Dynamite plot ends in house destruction and arrests
A detailed account describes a failed dynamite attack intended to destroy a family home. The weapon exploded, damaging the house and injuring no one, as authorities arrested Tomer Pollay and cohorts after a dramatic sequence involving windows, fuses, and a chase through several locations.
Untitled fragmentary notes on a visiting scene
The readable text sketches a confused scene during a visit with names and places blurred. It mentions a person named W. Payers and a residence, one line hints at a conversation about a house in Uni and a reference to Taiwan. The rest is garbled and incomplete.
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Foe W
Visiding
Elise
Taiwan
Patton
Wien
Death of 102 Year Old Auvouw Led
The article reports the death of Auvouw Led age 102 in Tearbinee county Westy 200, noting his long life and residence. It mentions relatives and the funeral plans, with sparse details due to OCR corruption. The text references regional figures and dates, including Kaventy town years, but clarity is limited.
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Auvouw
Tearbinee
Westy
Tivernages
Roam Without A Saloon Targeted By Officials
A garbled 19th century item reports attempts to restrict movement in Wahush Ind Nev and mentions a committee weighing Hitar Heme of Ghordey Taammter from Rowin. The piece references Dow Page Lowasthig and a looming requirement or delay, with specifics obscured by OCR.
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Wahush
Ind
Commissiones
Hitar Heme
Ghordey
Unfinished Harvest Cleared by Local Farm Aid Visit
The district farmers brought baskets of produce to a grieving widow, after which a handsome car crop was unexpectedly cut and delivered to the Blake family, easing their worries despite the recent loss.
Marion officer stops rescue of eight Wabash orphans
Marion Indiana last evening erupted in a menacing pursuit as deputy sheriffs and townsfolk chased Harvey son of the superintendent from White's Institute. Four boys aged eight to eleven escaped and wandered the city, Harvey tried to force their return home seven miles distant on a bicycle. A deputy intervened as a crowd sought to horsewhip him, and the youths were recaptured later with warnings of harsher punishment. The incident sparks complaints against the institute's handling and state board oversight.
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Marion
Ind
Harvey
White's Institute
Wabash Realty
Tatvey
Ensvey
Mirpose
Flatzey
Seer
Bnt
Ruid
Tangus
Agnin
Epidemic Threat Suppresses Local Health Warnings
Fragment from a obscure report describes rising illness fears and health officials urging caution. The text references an epidemic threat, public health responses, and warnings issued last night amid unclear details.
Marion Weds Man, Tries To Shoot Husband In Cabin
In Marion Indiana on a November day, Hazel Vries attempted to shoot her husband Stewart Vries at their home after a year of marriage. The pistol jammed as she fired toward his heart, a handkerchief stopped the cartridge, and Stewart restrained her until police arrived. She was jailed, later claiming the husband could have killed her.
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Marion
Indy
Stewart
de Gamplell
Cumon Glass
West Marion
Stowaer
Stewark
Ake
Local Reconstruction Sparks Dispute Over New Building Site
In Aulatin on the th of November, a dispute arose over the removal of garrett from the new building area near a nearly completed Fox facility. Stakeholders claim ongoing shifts in the guard position as the site regroups amid construction delays and relocation plans.
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Aulatin
F Dimes
Bon
Ely
Garrett
Fragmentary notice from a damaged page in Baevall County
Readable fragments describe a local event in Baevall County with references to Laganepart and Thd and an implied need for more preparation or a closer look at foreign wake past the wily bit. The legible text is unclear, lacking concrete actions, dates, or names.
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Baevall
Fragmented tale of a chaotic incident at a railway yard
An uncertain narrative describes a disrupted event near a freight car complex with references to a group called the Sophomocus and various figures. The text mentions arrivals, beds laid with rohes, and a confrontation with authorities. further details are obscured by garbled spelling and incomplete phrases.
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Dave Dee
Hartig
Lwin Sophonares
Jimet Aytgida
Honedean Onlgning Chivagn Timin
Iowa
Teel
Wister
Shhon
Agenta Cyne
Hak
Perris
Fragmented OCR note on 1050 season and migration movement
A garbled item notes a season ending in 1050 and a movement of new eropa with about 8 000 Tenens mentioned. It forecasts a shift likely beginning around a 1 000 enzal Ws and an estimate of over 20 000 anrlsads for the example.
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Wight
Elmo
California
Choked to death on a throat bolt in mishap
Pent Indiana November 2 The ten year old son of Wi Swingler died from a bolt wedged in his windpipe during a misstep at a local workshop. Physicians stated that a sudden accidental body movement likely caused the bolt to tighten and lead to fatal strangulation.
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Ind
Wi Swingler
Neny Ap Woy
Bern
Will contest over San Frnnelsea estate ends in intrigue
In San Francisco will case, the recent death of renowned resident Kent ing is disputed by heirs. The probate letter hints at a quiet feud over property left to Pratl A. Lu e and Ma Giepesat, with the battle anticipated to unfold in court.
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San Frnnelsea
Cays
Kenting
Rorawin
Teningeon
Rana
Fragmented Readable Fragments Describe Illnesses and Names
A garbled OCR style note lists various ailments and possible names without clear structure. It mentions Norland, early morning events, a person named Jung Tranble and others, plus references to medical terms and places, with uncertain connections and missing context.
Women Wus t Bleep and Nervous Prostration Cure
An advertisement-style plea lists symptoms of nervous exhaustion and indigestion and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as an entirely curative remedy. The copy targets women suffering from sleeplessness headaches and mental fatigue and urges trust in the product to restore well being.
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Hartley
Dydia
Olivers
Memorial Day events and a crowded fair on Liberty Street
Local notices describe a memorial day gathering near Liberty Street with crowds, vendors, and a public sale. The report mentions a preacher and community leaders, a parade route, and planned activities, along with weather notes and transportation details for attendees.
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Rosslyn Ferrell
TNT veAra
Lenadiny
Yuta: Poderse
Tir
Hinuile
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Bha Sry
Rosslyn Féevell
Moters
Alvatiy
Rene
Lacy
Toni
Lyon Peentting
Berwell
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Verve
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RO Kenny
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Annie
Hedin
Fay
Diane
Delantiyr
My Ay Mry
John Aun
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Comu Lia's
Ted
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Oll
Leares
Standard Bi
Winton
Aves
Wettig
Bart
Tanatie Honstad Stael
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UiveKisiy
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Arhey
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Meister
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Parker
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Sry
Comemstle Ae
Davlon
Tidy
Michael Ed Jay
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Patley
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Abe
Davey
Max
Jas Rother
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Wien Jung
Perry
Doolittle
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Trew Saal
aLtain
George Taipter
Tycopn
Manila
Sim
Ain
Beal
Ie Germati Minh
Catipornta Fruit
Oro
Norland
Cunghs
Pikhayt
John Blake Wiel
Wislow
Mesa
Haereare
Gteers Faust Core Berry Wui OU Capital
Wee Chow
Rene Aus
Tove
Dss
Aml
Chine Lapp
al Scully Webstri
W. T
Moomhiy
Liberty
Animby
Renry Ueadett
Miter
Elrole
Bitreyinge
Benny
Ty Watt
Beat Wager Street
Diumacey
Brugge
Af Phunacth Congregational
Wats
Ganon
Gazetty
Gourley
Odlousl Vea Narma
Rechiky-Kung Pass
Maye
Major von Forester
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