Train disaster and rail safety call in Fort Wayne paper
Fort Wayne News and Fort Wayne Sentinel report a fatal rail crossing crash near Bethany School involving two young boys, Elliott and William Roesler, aged eleven. An editorial condemns trespassing on tracks and urges rail safety measures amid inquiry into the accident.
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Ch. Young Regaler
Elliott Boyy
Fort Ye Sentinel
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Fragmentary Minutiae From a Whimsical Page Escapes Coherence
A garbled OCR fragment contains scattered phrases and dialogue lines from a humorous or theatrical column. It references a doctor, a mother, a motto, and a character named Puck, with stray quotes and incomplete sentences suggesting a playful but unreadable passage about performing operations or inquiries among whimsical lines.
Tramp Travel and Rail Killings Prompt Crackdown
A historical editorial argues tramp trespassing on rail lines causes large death tolls over the last decade, urging stricter enforcement to deter hobos from traveling by walking the tracks. It warns that halting cross-country travel would reduce rail casualties and urban squalor but may risk more congestion and social issues.
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Woplingrod Harald
Baltimore
Mildott City
Rurone
Olving
Ageipat
Eugene Counzel
Ills Sweep North Market Street Residents Homebound
The Sick and Mrs Charles Steck on East Church Street are mentioned as ill but slowly recovering. Harry Newcomer and Mr Hang are noted in the vicinity on North Market Street, with Steck able to be about the house as he improves. The item reads as a brief local health update.
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Hang
North Market Street
Charles F. Steck
East Church Street
Harness meet promises top horses at Frederick County
Entries include 220s and many purses as Go0 Races Assured bring harness action to Frederick County. Notables like Tuscarat Md and various carriers from PennsylvanIa, Virginia and Ohio appear among the field with close trotting, pacing events, and purses up to 4100.
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Myrkle Harden Company Opens Week at City Opera House
The Myrkle Harden Company led by Misa Lome Myrkle brings a week of high priced reproductions to the City Opera House tonight. The company presents One Girl in a Thousand and a selection of plays including Shoemaker Out of the Fold Burglar and A Child of the Regiment among others.
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Myrkle-Hardér
City Opera House
Misa Lome
Myrkle
Hansen
Reform church at Cavetown appoints new pastor
Mr Hench installed Rev S M Revel former of Frabrick becomes pastor of the Reformed Church at Cavetown yesterday afternoon. Rev Dr J Spangler Nieffor of Hegeratawn and Rev Geo V Snyder of Boonsbors ordained. Rev Mr Hndeig also serves Reformed churches at Teltersburg and Wolfavale.
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S. M. Revel
Frabrick
Rteformed
Cavetown
J. Spangler Nieffor
Hegeratawn
Pildeat
General Synod
Geo V. Snyder
Boonsbors
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Teltersburg
Wolfavale
Autumn Strawberries At Emmitsburg Harvest Time
Mr Eugene Rowe of Emmitsburg reports strawberries in bloom and haying progress with fruit of decent size and quality noted in a brief local agricultural update from the area.
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Eugene Rowe
Emmitsburg
Frederick Market Prices in Frederick County 1909
Prices for grains and feeds listed with No.1 Timothy ranging from 15 to 16 dollars per ton and No.2 Timothy 14 to 15 dollars. Clover 10 to 12 dollars, Wheat and flour quotes provided, cotton seed meal at 39 dollars per ton, hay and oats priced per ton or bushel as printed in the October 18 1909 market page.
Advertised Letters List Includes Local Citizens
Advertised letters tally shows several local residents such as Charles Mott, Emma Steiner, Mrs Snow, and H G Elie Johnson among others. The notice requests recipients to claim their mail within two weeks at the city post office.
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Santation Batuning
Orton Ke ¢Y
Enbelin
Charles Mott
R Laings
Battie Trail
Misa
Emma Steiner
Bueie B. Snow
Sunday Excursions Report Rail Trip Distributions
A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion yesterday carried 47 percent from the city. Among travelers 27 went to Washington and 20 to Baltimore. The rescuasl on Baltimore brought 79 visitors to the city.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Emory L Coblaite and Partners Listed in 1308 Registry
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Emory L Coblaite and associates with titles and names including William, Robert, Gardner, and Potts in a historical registry. No clear event or date is discernible. content is incomplete and lacks a coherent narrative to summarize beyond names and titles.
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