Bank Wrecker Indicted In Indiana Bank Crash
United States grand jury in Indianapolis indicts John F. Johnson of Logansport on nine counts for embezzlement and misapplication of bank funds. He faces arraignment and potential 10 year sentence. losses span phosphate beds in Virginia, oil and gas leases, and state banks.
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Johnson
Murines
Wishard
McKinley
Logansport
Caldwell
United States
J. Huston
Connersville
Ind
Virginia
Gas City
Colorado
Wyoming
Chicago
Toledo
Presbyterian Assembly Reports on Funds and Missions
The General Assembly at Winona Lake received the board of ministerial relief figures showing last year’s receipts of 19035 and expenditures of 152264, urging larger aid and noting a growing permanent fund. It also reviewed missions finances, memberships, and education debts amid continuing debates over church forecasts and leadership.
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Winona Wark
Bhins
EauLe Lake
Mount Batardty
Presbyterian Forueal Assembly
Plue
Eagie Lasse
Presbyterian General Assembly
Boards of Missions
Home Missions
Board of Missions
Chuches
Woman's Societies
Young People's Societies
Board of Home Missions
Board of Education
Eaure Lage
Ind
New York
Briggs
Union Seminary
Synod of
Board of Publication
General Assembly
Winona Assembly
A Lesson in Economics and Oddities of High Living
A Washington Star excerpt contrasts a modern consumer ethic with a playful tale of a young woman guiding a man through economical choices like messenger costs versus flowers or candy. The piece shifts to Roman epicure tales of extravagant dining with parrots tongues and pheneceptrix, then to humorous vignettes from theater, dating, and social banter across New York and Chicago papers.
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Wenn
Washington Star
Nero
Pheneceptrix
Scotland
Norway
New York Post
Assault on Lafay ette Commandant Ends in Beating
May 26 Lafayatte Ind James T Quick an inmate from Marion county tried to kill Commandant Jamies P Megrew during croquet staff session. Quick lunged with a knife but missed and was beaten by Captain Havens while Megrew escaped to quarters. Havens sustained a severed ear and multiple head wounds but not considered dangerous. Quick jailed.
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Nate
Lafayette
Ind
James T. Quick
Marion County
Jamies P. Megrew
Megrew
Quick
Captain Havens
Peruna endorses a home life improved by Sprig of Myrtle
A letter from Kansas City praising Peruna as a family remedy, saving doctor bills and aiding a wife and daughter with catarrh. The message, signed by A Dixon of 310 Eloth St, extols Peruna and other Herman remedies as indispensable in homes. It references Dr Miller of Columbus and a June 9 1807 visit to Covington Indiana.
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Peru
A. Dixon
Eloth St
Kansas City
Messouri
Miter
Surgical Hotel
Columbus
Ohio
Tremont
Covington
Ind
H Hartman
Hartman
Peru Ual Drug Manufacturing Company
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J.h.sailor
Lwjegntist
Lindley
Lewis
Wiha Garsaepa
Sim Asien Peak
A. H. Lindley, Ll.b
Attorneys At Law
Covington, Ind
John B. Martin
H. C. Yount
Tewal
J. W. Brisse
Indiana
Willis
Mortwayes
Cook's Drug Store
McComas’ Lock
J.H. Voliva
Newtown
Chas. M. McCabe
Covington, MD
Hardy Building
Rooma
W. R. Stout
Wilber F. Stilwell
Ocer Bursoer & Nebeker Drug Store
Evan W. Heatil
Attorney AT Law
Vornado
N. Bocor Sir
Homer Sewell
Frank Lukf
McComas Block
Dr. Kay
Solda
Ano
Bright
Criep
Qar
state—Party
Minor Tuiport
Belwever
Ampuntine Fuateur
J. F. Jeansen
Monticello
Mr. Johnson
William Elgort
Presbyterian Assembly
Rome
Washington
Horst
Tor
Minstrels
Tamien
Speak- ST
Alord
Tamte
New York Sunday Journal
Skymore
Mr. Blim
Arate
Chicago Tribune
Grand An
Lautner
Beauty
Philadelphia Times
Wilkie
Donny
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Enquirer
Philadel Mountains
Phia Press
Indianapolis Journal
Chicago Record
Fort Wayne
A. Dennis
A. Brown
James Christie
Michael Sheener
Sheehey
Wabasy
Here
Mary Oswalt
Isptawatelis
Grovernor Mount
Getessen
Holman
Dtu 1
Hamimond
Hasotoxp
Ink
Frans R. Kitcbell
Valparaiso
Lawrence Gordon
Mapisos
Ciandy McIntyre
Willam Tell House
Gordon
Miller
Lie
F. A. Dixon
FP. A. Dixon
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