Cornerstone Laying At New Wikhart Masonic Temple
A large ceremony marks the laying of the corner stone for the new $26 000 Wikhart Masonic Temple on Second street. Delegations from Fort Wayne Mishawaka Goshen and South Bend arrive by car and interurban train as a six block parade moves past the site. William Geake Fort Wayne and William Swientz South Bend lead honored guests with a cornerstone oration by Cyrus D Roys and post ceremony Scottish Rite hospitality planned at Buckeye hotel.
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Masonic Organization
William Geake
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Ann
Supreme Council of the
Mr. Geake
Charles FE. Reed
Myron Downing
M. S. Mobunie
E. H. Merritt
Ft. Wayne
Swientz
William Swientz
South Bend
Rand
Grand Lodge of Indiana
Inidharr Commandery
Masonichal
South Main Street
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W. J. Grouert
Pa Yade
Alain Street
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Blue Lodges
Elkhart
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Kane Lodge
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Elbel
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Pear Street
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Tyler Avenue
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Main Street
Sycamore
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Masonic Temple
Temple Site
St. John's Episcopal Church
Cyrus
D. ‘Roys
Bucklea Hotel
Fort Wayhe
Pentecostal Blessings Sermon At Albert Memorial Hall
Charles T. London reports a large crowd at Albert Memorial Hall for Pastor Russell of Brooklyn Tabernacle delivering Pentecostal Blessings. The speaker cites Acts and Joel, explains two stages of blessing, and notes Gentile inclusion began with Cornelius and Peter's keys opening the Kingdom.
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Albert Memorial Hall
Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
New York
International
St. Peter
Joel
Adil
Christ
Apostle
Felix
Copper production in Chile for 1908 and 1909
A historical note states Chile produced 19,463 tons of copper in 1908 and 18,179 tons in 1909. A separate line mentions a web filament measure of two and a quarter miles taken from a single spider.
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Chile
Transatlantic liner Olympic gains heaviest rudder weight
The rudder of the transatlantic liner Olympic weighs hundreds of tons and stands as the heaviest rudder ever built for a ship.
President Taft Reveals Role in Ballinger Exoneration Letter
Washington May 16 President Taft says he authorized Attorney General Lawler to draft a letter exonerating Secretary Ballinger and used portions of it in the final draft. He writes to Senator Nelson, acknowledging full responsibility and explaining actions amid the Ballinger Pinchot controversy. Kirby, an interior department stenographer, was ousted for unworthiness as part of ongoing turmoil.
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Washington, D. C
Thederick M.kirby
Interior Department
Lawler
Taft
Ballinger
Glavis
Kirby
Ytaft
Nelson
Joint Investigating Committee
Wickersham
White House
Serby
Roosevelt Taken Into Presence of Royal Dead in London
Theodore Roosevelt arrives as special envoy to King Edward’s funeral. He kneels in silence beside the king at Buckingham Palace. King George receives Roosevelt warmly and talks with him. Roosevelt later visits Marlborough House and makes several personal calls amid mourners.
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London
Theodore Roosevelt
Edward
Buckingham Palace
George
Roosevelt
Marlborough House
City Tax Deadlines Spark Frustration at Delinquent List
City Treasurer Gray remains busy as residents rush to pay taxes after the deadline. He refuses to accept late payments and plans to place delinquent taxpayers on the official list, prompting complaints.
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Gray
Futile Raids Fail to Produce Evidence on Main Street Stands
Police conducted sudden Saturday searches of Julius Shaumm and Irvin Potts soft drink venues on South Main Street in response to complaints of liquor sales. No intoxicants were found after sweeping the first floor and basement, despite witnesses reporting deliveries. No arrests were made.
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Julius Shaumm
Irvin Potts
South Main ‘Street
Shaumm
Potts
L S M S Wins Verdict in $10000 Damage Suit
Judge Funk in St Joseph Circuit Court instructed the jury to find for the defendant Lake Shore and M S Railways in the Tarnowski case. The suit claimed 10000 for the death of William Tarnowski after he and companion Capps were ejected from a freight train on February 16. The jury returned verdict for the defendant after evidence and a short deliberation period. Fr A Carstenson represented the Lake Shore. The Hunt case against a train crew member previously ended with a hung jury at LaPorte.
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South Bend
Tarnowski
Lake Shore
William ‘Tarnowski
LaPorte
Secretary Bickel to take brief vacation
Elkhart Industrial association secretary C C Bickel plans a short rest after physician advice. If absent, duties will be handled temporarily, with early matters including a planned lecture by Howard HB Weed of Chicago on The City Beautiful, possibly set for May 24.
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BR. C C. Bickel
Elkhart Industrial Association
Bickel
Howard HB. Weed
Chicago
City Beautiful
Weed
Model One Verdict in Hyde Murder Case Shocks Court
Convicted Dr Byron Clarke Hyde receives a first degree murder verdict with life imprisonment. Judge Latshaw calls the decision a model one and denies bail after a sixty hour jury deliberation in Kansas City Missouri. Hyde’s wife and sister in law react emotionally as the Swope family turnout is sparse. Five day window set for a new trial motion.
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Kansas City
Byron Clarke Hyde
Col
Thomas
Swope
Hyde
Hopkins
Laura Hyde
Latshaw
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