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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
2
Richmond Pioneer William B. Leeds Dies in Paris
William B. Leeds, Richmond native and publisher of the Richmond Palladium, died in Paris on June 24 after seeking treatment for long illness. His body will be sent to New York for burial after sailing July 1. Leeds built wealth of about forty million dollars mainly in the last dozen years. He helped usher tin plate manufacture into the United States in 1896 with the Elwood factory, rising from nursery work with his father to high ranks in railroads and industry.
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William B. Leeds
Richmond
Pennsylvania
Great Rock Island
Daniel G. Reid
Elwood
Grover Cleveland Dies at Home in Princeton
Former president Grover Cleveland dies at his Princeton home after a long public career. His funeral was simple and attended by President Roosevelt and cabinet members. Survived by wife, two sons, and two daughters. Cleveland rose from poverty to serve as president, New York governor, and Buffalo mayor.
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Grover Cleveland
United States
Princeton
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Cleveland
New York
Buffalo
Grays Triumph Over Day ton White Socks at Capital Hill
Amateur game at Capital Hill park saw the Grays win 7 to 4 over the Day ton White Socks. Pitcher Tick Connor fanned nine in a strong debut, while the Grays posted ten hits and solid defense. White Socks struggled to connect with the ball despite good fielding and several bright hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays
Capital Hill Park
Dayton
Tick Connor
Battson
Cambridge Plans Quiet 4th Of July At Capital Hill Park
Cambridge announces a calm Fourth with forenoon amateur baseball between two teams and two afternoon games at Capital Hill Park. Picnic and fishing offered in the woods with clear streams, bugs and dir? Sparkling fireworks at night promise a lively close. Keep your temper and enjoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge City
Capital Hill Park
Baseball Double Headers at Capital Hill Park Schedule
Baseball fans will see two big double headers at Capital Hill Park on July 4 and 5. The Little Giants face the Richmond Nationals on the Fourth and the Milton segregation on the Fifth with 12 30 PM starts. The Grays play the Atlanta White Sox Sunday to complete a three game series after taking one. games called at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Hill Park
E Little Giants
Richmond Nationals
Milton
Ault and Halliday Wed in Lyon M E Church Ceremony
Frank Ault formerly of Cambridge City now in Chicago married Miss Bernda Halliday of Lynn at 7.80 pm Wednesday in Lyon M E church with about 150 guests. Dr. P E Powell of Tipton officiated. attendants included Charles Ault, Rhinehart, Lillian Carson, Ada Ruby, Eckerly, Maude Helm. ushers James Matchett, Harry Armstrong, Will Carson, and Jackson. Reception followed at the Halliday home. The couple left for Chicago around midnight after a surprise departure. Pink, white and green decorations adorned church and home. bride wore lace over silk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ault
Cambridge City
Chicago
Bernda Halliday
Lynn
M. E
Lyon
P. E. Powell
Tipton
Chas. Ault
Miss Rhinehart
Over
Lillian Carson
New Castle
Ada Ruby
Winchester
Eckerly
Maude Helm
Passing of Martha Jane Elder in Marissa Ill
Martha Jane Elder died in Marissa Illinois at age 58 after a long life of devotion. She leaves husband Matthew Lively six children two of whom died in infancy and four surviving children including Robert Lively Mrs O E Howard Arthur Lively and Mrs H E Penny, plus siblings, grandchildren, and many relatives. Funeral services were held at the Reformed Presbyterian church in Marissa with interment in Marissa cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jane Elder
Robert
Nancy Elder
Chester
South Carolina
Matthew , Lively
Jennie
Matthew
Robert Lively
O. E. Howard
Marissa, Ill
Arthur Lively
Cambridge City
H. E. Penny
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Turner
Marissa Cemetery
Lewisville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Funeral
Mrs Nap Baird returns from Greenfield while Miss Marie Jamison of Chicago visits relatives. A musical concert is set for Tuesday at the opera house. DEDICATION of the M E church in Dublin drew attendees from here. Miss Norma Pierson and Ethel Hollingsworth visit relatives in Richmond. Rev Clark and daughters with Mrs Ella Smith and son depart tomorrow for Winona. Mrs Nell Baird of Indianapolis dies and is buried at the Presby church.
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Marie Jamison
Chicago
Opera House
M. E
Dublin
Norma Pierson
Ethel Hollingsworth
Richmond
Clark
Ella Smith
Winona
Nell Baird
Indianapolis
Presby Church
Anna Lerner
Cincinnati
J. E. Scott
Nathan Stant
Brookville
Harry Boho
New Paris
Ohio
Edna Lauich
George Geis
I. R. Godwin
O. D. Hall
Childre
Inez
Harry
Muncie
A. D. Crull
Sam Snyder
Middleton Jones
Liberty
Childs
Campbell
Monica
Agnes Jioore
Roy Huddleston
Knightstown
Sam Huddleston
Universalist Church
C. W. Hillstren
Homecroft
John Clifford
Connersville
W. D. Jennings
New Castle
Martha Brown
Mode
Centerville
Crosley
J. C. Caldwell
Josephine Woodworth
Edith Pinnick
Roy Lacey
Howard Chenoweth
Lynn
Conner
Lewisville
Isa Ellebarger
J. N. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Horace Rains
Charles Huber
Henry Huber
Ingalle
George Stombaugh
Turner
Christina Kinsinger
Lolo Clark
Cambridge City
Frank Murray
David Bertsch
Harriet Palmer
Cora Bell
Germantown
Sam Kinsinger
Will Kinsinger
Straughns
Harry Stombaugh
God
W. R. Halatead
Terre Haute
Guild
Bills
Compton
Godwin
Isaiah Fricker
Ths
Community Notes From Germantown
Mr and Mrs Wm Boughner stayed at Spice Land sanitarium while Mrs Ida Lammott improves from peritonitis. Emma Bowmaster and her daughter Mrs Claude Kitterman and son Max visit Lancaster county relatives. Sarah Rieser sold her home to Albert Bertech who will live there this fall. Evangelical church services drew a large crowd and Neighborly club plans a July 4 meeting with baskets and a patriotic program. Solon Stirewall and daughter from New Augusta attended Lutheran services and dined with Mr and Mrs G A Bertsch. he notes changes since leaving Germantown 23 years ago.
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Wm. Boughner
Spiceland Sanitarium
Ida Lammott
Emma Bowmaster
Claude Kitterman
Max
Lancaster County
Sarah Rieser
Albert Bertech
Solon Stirewall
New Augusta
A. Bertsch
Germantown
D. H. Warren
L. E. Ward
Brookville
Harper Lindsay
Culver University
Frank
W. H. Rust
Winchester
Lawrence Hittle
Indianapolis
Oliver Manlove
Bentonville
Will Bowlan
Anna Dodge
Richmond
Chas. Callaway
Clarke
Clarence Clarke
Scull
Doddridges
Weaver
Murray Weaver
New Castle
Elmer Weaver
Will Stahl
James Coons
Park Lantz
Manlove Vorhees
That City
Miles Cox
Rushville
E. C. Caldwell
Wayne County
Glen Miller
F.T. Williams
Anderson
Connersville
L. P. Zeller
Carrie Johnson
Edwin Johnson
Louise Johnson
E. P. Jones
Will Daniel
Geo. Davis
Laura Paxson Stratton
St. Louis
Nora Morton
Jesse Warren
Will Brown
Bluffton
John North
Brown
Nellie Thomas
Muncie
Dublin Notes Record Mill Town Socials and Church
Miss Anna Lerner travels to Cincinnati. Local families visit in Dublin and surrounding towns. The new M. E. church is dedicated with music and a large genealogical reunion of the Newman family amid community notices and weddings.
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the Grocer
Robert Huches
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