Pulpit Declared Vacant at St George's Episcopal Church
Rev John Knode Cooke pastor of St George's Episcopal Church in New York is missing amid reports of an elopement with Flora Wharton 17 an heiress. The bishop has declared the pulpit vacant on vestry report as search for the minister and bride continues with foreign port watch requests. In Cooke’s parish are E H Harriman August Belmont and Theodore Havemyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's
Cooke's Parish
E. H. Harriman
August Belmont
Theodore Havemyer
Millionaire in Indianapolis Finds Many Suitors
Missouri financier Col. Worth attracts hundreds of letters and dozens of interview requests at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis as women seek his hand. hotel staff report a flood of mail and phones while Worth screens applicants and members of the public react to the unusual pursuit.
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Indianapolis
Jim” Worth
Indiana
Claypool
Henry W. Lawrence
Col. Worth
Joplin
St. Louis
Claypool Hotel
Ol. Worth
Bank Employes Sentenced for Embezzlement in Chicago
Charles N. Horn ton and Will Banker, employes of the Hamilton National Bank, were sentenced to five years each after pleading guilty to embezzling $10,000.
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Chicago
Charles N. “Hornton
Hamilton National Bank
St Louis Pressmen Strike Halts All Dailies
In May the strike by pressmen on all major St Louis newspapers halted publication. Workers refused to report at noon, despite arbitration provisions, triggering publisher suspensions until international officers supply replacement press staff. The strike affected the Post Dispatch Star Chronicle and other papers.
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St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
The
Star
Chronicle
International
Chicago Unions Call Off Roosevelt Impeachment Move
Chicago labor unions decide to abandon plans to impeach President Roosevelt. Instead they will issue a public letter condemning him. The action follows internal disagreements about the feasibility and consequences of impeachment.
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Chicago
The
Senate
Hoodlums Disturb SAPHO Performance
Report notes disruption by several youths during a SAPHO event. Authorities allege adult offenders incited disturbance while Mr Timmins urged restraint. arrests expected in connection with the incident.
Elks Fair Planned To Benefit New Temple Fund
Elks in a regular meeting set a September date for an annual fair to aid the new temple building and furnishing fund. A fifteen member fair committee led by William E Wider was appointed, with subcommittees for renting first floor business rooms and temple furnishing duties. One candidate, Samuel S Dout, was initiated. The Crystal theater proposes leasing the double store room, with details to be reviewed by a special committee.
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Wiliam E. Wider
Henry Hoetger
George Shaw
Goldman
Campbell
Thomas Wilkinson
Alioteut
RSS
Garlton
August Strintz
William Brunig
R. Stanton
New ‘Temple
Fred Shaw
Frank Marchesseau
Bred Nopper
E. A. ‘Arnold
Warren Gh ‘Hill
Temple
Jacob‘Goldberg
William Patterson
Joseph Shively
Co.e. Kirkwood
Walter Sykes
I H. Calilins
Samuel 8. Dout
Crystal
the Elks
Hose appropriation request rejected by city council
The Board of Works request for a $750 appropriation to purchase additional hoses for fire stations was turned down by the city council last night. The treasurer could not present his figures until June, and only the council approved the item in this limited action.
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Walter
Hazelton
Iona
Sinot i
Banquet Honors Fifty-Year Medical Practitioner Dr Neal
A Elkheart County Medical Society banquet at Bucklen Hotel celebrated Dr Neal completing fifty years as a physician and surgeon. Speeches by Dr J A Work and others honored his long service while many local doctors attended with wives and friends.
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J.A
C. B- Hoppingarner
Yoder
Anthony
Ogilvie
Pws
Goshen
Miller
Becknell
Ash
Drees
Vallette
Nappanee
Inks
Defrees
Paris
Cothers
Middlebury
Teeters
Farver
Dukhart
Neal
Work
Cotter
Spohn
Frink
Kistner
Porter
Thinks Church Will Yet Conquer France
A fragmented note from Rome in May suggests anticipation of a future Christian conquest of France. The text references the dragon and Saint George in a mystical tone, reflecting wartime propaganda language.
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France
Rome
May
Cea In
A. Tooattion
Gt. George
Rejoins wife promising to support infant child
Jacob E. Brown testified to desertion of his 19 year old wife and eight week old child. He pleaded not guilty before City Judge Hughes but agreed to provide for the family on counsel advice. Judge Hughes reprimanded him and continued the case for 30 days, ordering report on whether he keeps his pledge and promising to seek work at his trade as a painter.
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Jacob
E. Brown
Hughes
Brown
Pat. O’brien
Elkhart
Turner
Fragmentary OCR Note Yields Unclear Story
Incomplete text fragments show unclear content with no identifiable people events or places. The readable pieces do not form a coherent item suitable for a full newspaper card.
Labor Day planning in Elkhart by Central Labor Union
A five member committee including Clarence Over and William Newman was appointed to arrange a Labor Day celebration in Elkhart on Sept 2. The group will report May 15 and invite Kalamazoo unions to participate. Roosevelt critique awaits A F of L action.
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Elkhart
Clarence Over
William Newman
C. P. Davis
George ‘Hardy
Central
Labor, Union
Kalamiazoo
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
Central Labor
R. M. White
W. P. Blake
Supreme Court to Fast-Track Elkhart Superior Court Test Cases
The Indiana Supreme Court agreed to advance consolidated Superior Court test cases from Elkhart, South Bend, and Goshen for oral argument on May 17, with a final ruling promised by month end. The move aims to settle the controversy earlier, paving the way for Joseph County filings if the decision is favorable.
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Supreme Court
Goshen
D. Harman
BH. A. Baker
Elkhart
B.D. ‘Salsbury
Supreme ‘Court
Supreme * Court
Elkhart Superior Court
Elichar
Joseph
van Fleet
Swygart Heir Case At South Bend Court
M Swygart a 16 year old girl is declared part of the estate of the late George W Swygart, valued at 250000. Judge Funk ruled yesterday that she is his daughter and sole heir, with William Swysgart named as a son of George.
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Ina
Circuit ‘Court
Bend
George W. Swygart
Funk
Sof
William Swysgart
George
Contractor Foy Files Builder's Bond Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a contractor named Foy and a builder's bond filing. No clear date, location, or full names are readable. Further readable data needed to determine the full public notice details.
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Foy
S. Bond
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Ishawak
Teddy
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Me Swygart
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Hemes Fey
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