How ard Byall Convicted in Washington Township Tree Destruction Case
Howard Byall faced a jury in a case charged with whiteing and destroying trees in two Washington township areas. After nine hours of deliberation, the verdict found Byall guilty. He received a two month jail term and a $20 fine. The verdict surprised both prosecution and defense teams. The defense planned to motion for a new trial.
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Howard Byall
Washington Township
Tudge O'Rourke
Byall
Golerick
T. W. Wilson
Bynll
Nea
Benny Phillips
Construction skirmish at new court house stalls over extras
The county commissioners expect A M Stewart of Sames Stewart & Co to arrive in Fork Wayne with Tosday to inspect the new court house and settle extras. Reports mention the building nearing completion, plus a dispute over charges for extras and delayed furniture and glass fittings.
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A. M. Stewart
Sames Stewart & Co
Arive
Fork Wayne
Tosday
Ines Stewart & Co
Mayning
Stewart
Ehwk
Shay Ile
Biugglmann Dies in Chicago After Funeral Held
William Wriggemann died in Chicago last Friday and his funeral took place there yesterday. He formerly ran a meat market at Creighton avenue and Gayatinet. L B Rehling C Broeking and Charles Tacobs were his sons in law. delaying notice prevented several from attending.
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William Wriggemann
Chicago
Bigwewann
Creighton Avenue
Gayatinet
L. B Rehling
C. Broeking
Charles Tacobs
Briggemann
Immigrants Declared Intent in New Orleans Hearing
A United States court in New Orleans heard declarations of intent to become citizens from Anthony Molichowaki Joseph Evenst Romar Molichowaki and Pater Ladovwlsi who traveled from Russia and Ernst Nebel Max Kohl Gustave Reuther and Hubert Viewiger who came from Germany. The fee and oath were administered by Judge Cleve Tegan.
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United States
Anthony Molichowaki
Joseph Evenst
Romar Molichowaki
Pater Ladovwlsi
Russia
Ernst Nebel
Max Kohl
Gustave Reuther
Hubert Viewiger
Germany
Papwty Cleve Tegan
United States Court
Death of a Warsaw Citizen Bitar Veteran Resident Dies
Warsaw resident GW Bitar died Monday morning at 14:26 after a seven month illness. He was a well known figure in Warsaw society and had long served the community. Funeral arrangements were not listed in the fragment.
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Bitar
Warsaw
Perm
Thore
Aevern Mantha
Notable Names Attend Local Bedside Vigil in Pennsylvania
A garbled report lists several individuals including Yen and Bra, A. Roba, Lakesides, Titner, and Middlepolist as being at a bedside in Pennsylvania. The fragment suggests a vigil or visit connected to a death or illness.
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H.C. Bitnery
Pennsylvn
Lakesides
Titner
Pennsylvania
Missing horse recovered in Kendallville town where stolen
Superintendent Garsline survived the incident as a citizen of Ayla reported a horse theft to Kendallville on Saturday night during a political meeting. Noble county sheriff and Fort Wayne officers pursued leads along the St Marys river bank finding the horse near Guillaume’s livery at Superior and Hart. The animal was captured and taken to the stable. authorities believe the thief abandoned the horse to avoid identification.
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Garsline
Kendallville
Tugey
Ayla
Noble County
Fort Wayne
Shui Melching
Egan Si
Komy
Pippert
St Mary's River
Barrtreet
Guilliame
Smilu
Corner Superior
Hart Street
Fort ‘Waoywo
Lawton's Death Witness Claims Deserter Attacked
Private Mayline Teelucoe, present at the Lawton killing, testifies the rifleman was a deserter from the American army. He describes the December 18 assault on Gan Matto, noting the shooter fired from the church steps within fifty yards and that General Lawton fell during the ambush as troops moved toward the town.
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Balt Lake
Winh
Leon Mayline
Elyeuth United Brater Cavalry
Henry W. Lawton
Gan Matto
Weshob
Tiat
Mgeneral Laieteat
Eleventh Cavalry
del Pear
Rommond
Bullieliye
Georgia Campaign Ends With State Election Near
Campaign actions in Alona Georgia and Ont LaPhe finish as statewide vote nears closing tonight. Voter turnout expected across mid and northern counties with ballots counting for circuit judges and solicitorships.
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Alona
Mysterious missing child case centers on Canton Street
Linnie, ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Aelt, vanished after playing near their home on Canton Street. Police and volunteers conducted a city wide search after the family reported her missing on a Saturday evening. A trainer found a strange device and the police chief Price announced the case would be pursued as a suspected abduction.
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Tex. Oe
Chief Price
Wig
Linnie
Mtv
Ca. Aelt
Trnily
Cme
Kia Big Wrate
Tiesle
Price
Ablid
Big Ben
Powers Seek Unified Front in China Punitive Talks
U S allies Britain Russia and France align with the United States on the German proposition for punishing the Chinese regime. Japan seeks a middle course, while Germany faces opposition from Britain and Russia. Officials note no official alternative plan is confirmed and Hay's return to Washington should not alter policy. Wu and Yang Lu figures tied to the commission draw cautious assessments amid ongoing negotiations and potential naval actions in the Far East.
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Washington
Great Britain
Ruszia
France
United States
Tapan
Penderving Barney
Chenlder
Geraniiny
Ayeale
Europe
Hay
State Department
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Mae
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Hong
Germany
Oogen
Tuk
Osngur
Wu Nlready
Cdet
Yag Lu
Olles Chingsa
Yang Lu
Alanest
Yuin
Ung
Bard Te
Prince Ching
Antmug
Wu Mint Gieveerays
Puli
Init
Telygraph
Li Hung Chang
Tre
Congo
Bekin
Me- Ki
Dnegy Olay
Alton Nyganning
Taki Tey
Ghoue Hal-Kyan
Te Win
Wili
Pekiat
Chartes
Dat
le-Stvernl Iim Paviant
China
Gane
McWide
Tange
Sheng
Conger
Uie Chinese Peace Commission
Canton
Yonen
Tung Tat
Tho Tsin
Quang Chi Tung
Wu-Change
Han
Washington dispatches on Chinese court actions dated 1900
Despatches report Emperor and ministers blamed for bloodshed and wrongdoing. Officials in Pekin and Canton are cited with adjustments in titles and roles as foreign observers note shifts in governance after the turmoil.
Missionaries Safe Amid Causal Order In Sinmghi
Telegraph reports from The French causal orderal dated Saturday September 2 claim missionaries in Sinmghi are safe. Gov ernor of BankCheski relayed mediation details to Shen and telegraph administrator adv. vailgaads notes engineers at Theng-Ding-Tur secured areas. Mission at Wing-Tiar Tung also declared safe.
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Mars
Sinmghi
BankCheski
Shen
Adv
Vailgaads
Tip Missis
Theng-Ding-Tur
Wing-Tiar Tung
Manchuria Annexation Claims Declared Baseless
An official statement from the government communications office in Vegas denies reports of Manchuria’s annexation. It asserts that the claims are unfounded and urges cautious interpretation of east Asia developments.
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Petersmyg
Vegas
Resta
Manchuria
Washington War Department Receives Withdrawal Orders
The War Department received instructions to withdraw most U.S. forces from Ghisin and Man provi and to move infantry units. Dispatch from Sept 20 cites Adjutant General Reedyril and notes timing and supply duties for remaining troops.
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Washington
United States
Washingtons
Rentivall
Mumnbers
Gynadran
Siath Exythry
Cod Fignt
Geneva
Pelin
Fragmentary Hong Kong Notes From Inland River Area
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Rohit and Inge with vague reference to Tuk-Taw and river locality. Contains garbled names and late nineteenth century tone. No coherent event or identifiable organizations found in readable text.
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Hong Kong
Get
Britishiaurbout
Jon Vated
George M. Gregory Dies at 44 in Detroit
George M. Gregory, vice president of AteMnoneda Tacks in Detroit, died last Wednesday morning from apoplexy. He was well known locally, father of Freik PB Tones of the city, and had longtime ties to Windsor and Detroit groups. He was 44 and associated with the Delrott Yrent clan, G A. Bi, Wition Lodge, and Sarat Iudgea.
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George M. Gregory
AteMnoneda Tacks Company
Detroit
Bovinens
Freik
Gregory
Delrott Yrent
Windsor Post
Postmaster General Hmnory Smith Visits City
Charles H. Mornory Smith editor of the Philadelphia Press and postmaster general of the United States spent Sunday in Fort Wayne as a guest of A Randell and Tove. He toured the city with dignitaries, spoke of politics, and described the area’s parks and rapid transit while noting Fort Wayne’s hospitality.
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Fath Wayne
Hans Charles Eyaury Smith
Philadelphia Press
United
Shire
Sentinel
Diuien A
Gary
Ms Smith
Teon
Hentingtos
Cventop
Dutinge
Bert Wayne
Os Kanal
Tindal Wan
Wheery
Ayes Povier
Bent
Smithe
Pervier
FORD
Spey
Panity Weil
Mae Peak
Jniva- Vaved
Swinvh
Santi
Tutgn Dt
Taylan
Mir
Sanith
Ant
Philatelphia
Second Complaint Filed In Vail Corruption Case At Goshen
County court records reveal a second accusation against ex State Senator Vail. W H Ragan and Walter B Gard proprietors of the Vashen Vines are named in alleged bribery involving payments of 1900 dollars while Vail served as deputy rosamahon for John E. Wace Glyekey of LaGrange. The suit seeks recovery of funds drawn by Me adit povikeepared and a court hearing is set for Monday next.
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Tovuny Avul
Vail
W. H. Ragan
Wallér B. Gard
Vashen
Peacemalesi
Rosamahon
Hom
Ohn
Glyekey
Lagrange
Edwin A. Ghaihell
Wall
Lord Wolseley promoted amid postwar jubilation
The article reports Lord Wolseley’s 70th retirement and promotion in a parade of honors following his Indian and South African service. It notes celebrations by the unionist party and outlines political reactions, with references to Lord Roberts and related military and political figures in a wartime context.
Twenty Were Wien in Ploston Otewsre
Fragmentary report notes a British assault affecting Highlanders and a claimed death toll of twelve. The garbled text references a place likely Boston and a chaotic bombardment or destruction during a conflict context without clear dates.
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Outor
Recapture Big Qunk in London Del
Report of a large recapture operation in the Berhiskelm district with forces moving from Roeiaa mountain. The action involved Ram Tost and Nicholson's Mess, with about 8,000 Martini-Menry troops engaged in the Berhiskelm area.
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London
Del
Lepatel
Toni Rahovts
Sumilty
Berhiskelm
Seeagnees
Roeiaa
Nicholson
Martini-Menry Auimantition
Harry Grill resigns from Pontitsyluta company
Harry Grill tendered his resignation on Monday ending his long service with the Pontitsyluta company. He had been employed for many years and will retire after two years in the Crone portion of the firm.
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Winiy
Pontitsyluta Company
Grilf Kins
Tartha Pial
Clearance sale of Wool Dress Goods
A local store advertises a clearance event on wool dress goods and related items. It promotes deep discounts on all wool fabrics including novelty dress materials, cassimere, and all wool serges, claiming prices far below elsewhere. The offer highlights all wool vergette and blue and black varieties at reduced rates, urging customers not to miss the opportunity.
Welker and Nable Rail Workers in City Service
Fragmentary notice describes railway workers including a brakeman and later passenger car duties. Mentions Welker and Nable and a local railway presence in the city with references to appointments and service roles.
Baby falls from window in accident near Une Lewis Street
A fifteen month old baby, child of Wo ant Min and Feed Siler, fell from a second story window at the home of Frante A. Zoung on Sunday. The child suffered a dislocated jaw and potential internal injuries while hanging from a street ledge, but no severe external wounds were noted. Doctors considered internal injuries possible.
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Wo Ant Min
Siler
Une Lewis Street
Wluky
Frante A. Zoung
Ibt Enat DeWald Street
Wb My
Alfred
Juan
Iiternnl
de. McCsear
Ueidttesulingy
Local resident bitten by insect on highway road
George W. Tait, a resident on the Hyhyiu road near Playton, was bitten on the knee by a wasp or stinging insect. Within days his blood blistering increased and the swelling grew sevenfold.
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George Wi Tait
Hiehyiu Road
Neathe
Playton
Car incident near Gav Washington shocks evening traffic
A person named William Hotlenbeek exited a vehicle on a street in Gav Washington on a Sunday evening. The car reportedly slid across the pavement and struck a terrace, with nearby fire units responding and minor injuries reported to a bystander.
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Willian Hotlenbeek
Washington Earh
Frankfort Hangs Planned and Court Actions Noted
In Frankfort Kentucky reports indicate a planned hanging set for December 7 with attorneys and court filings on exemptions and appeals. Mentions Havre and Wattha motions, countered by prosecution, and references to a January item involving William Goodell.
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Frankfort
Dames Howard
Ayalge Gautill
Havre
Boweari
Huwied
Willian Goodel
Hawami
Imra
Divorce Proceeding Noted In Court Filings
A court filing indicates a husband seeks divorce from Amanda Jackson through her attorney Sueuyne & Swayne. The document references mining operations in Mexico and notes involvement of Charles Mathai and a young son of Tati Watan in related communications.
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Ehrowtt
Torneye
Sueuyne & Swayne
Samiwad Taglaon
Amanda Jackson
Makeiog
Charles Mathai
Mexico
Ctty
Tols
Gand Shegass
Tati Watan
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