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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1907
Page
4
Rebellion and Attacks Raise Chinese Coastal Tension
Reports from Shanghai Hong Kong and Berlin describe rioting near Pakhoi Lien Chow and Wongkong with missionary losses. German gunboats reinforced by Tsingtau marines head to Pakhoi while a British ship may join. Four Presbyterian missionaries stationed at Lien Chow provide limited updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Shanghai
Honkong
Luien Chow
Pakhoi
Blenarles
Hus
Tsingtau
Lien Chow
Ordered to Leave Triggered Tragedy in Westville
In Westville, Rosa Vurez was shot dead at her home by Henry Germier who then shot himself and is dying. Germier had been boarding at the Vurez residence and, after being told to find a new boarding place, returned intoxicated when the fatal event occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Rosa Vurez
Westville
This County
Henry Germier
Germier
Varez
Change of Venue Sought in Virginia Murder Case
Judge W G Loving faces murder charges in Nelson county with a defense motion for change of venue citing local influence. The case, tied to Theodore Estes and Elizabeth Loving, draws claims half of the county’s 20 families are related to the Estes family, with bail set at 10000 by Indee John D Horsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Lovingston
Nelson County
W. G. Loving
Theodore Estes
Estes
Elizabeth Loving
W. R. Barksdale
Halifax
Beres
Worthe
Ife
Hes
Loving
Barksdale
John JD. Horsley
Southern Railway Co
Torpedo Blows Streetcar Off Rails Amid Panic
In Chicago on May 24 a streetcar on the Calumet electric railway was blown from the tracks by a torpedo injuring two men and wounding many others. A rumor linked the blast to the City of Traverse gambling boat, with speculation about religious fanatics or rivals behind the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Calumet Alectric Railway
City of
Traverse
Rawlins
Wyo
Mattie Ringwood
A. Davis
Webb Stone
Schooner William Smith Sunk by Lightning Near Pensacola
Reports from Pensacola Navy Yard say the schooner William Smith struck by lightning during a storm sank instantly while en route from Key West to Pensacola. A crew member was torn by shrapnel as he threw dynamite overboard. the vessel went down through an open hatch as the wrecking gear aboard was lost. The crew escaped in boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fly
Navy Yard
William Smith
Key West
Found Boy's Body in Pond Worcester Mass May 29
Chester R Procter a 12 year old Pitchburg boy was reprimanded at school for a prank. He did not go home and his father found the reprimand note and later the boy's body in Putnam Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pond
Worcester
Mass
Chester R. Procter
Pitchburg
Chester
Putnam Pond
Decoration Day Observed With Procession and Mass
Decoration Day and St Ferdinand’s Day marked the community with a packed crowd at the church and cemetery. Father Eberhard’s first mass drew relatives and visitors as the St Eberhard’s Aid Society Band led a procession to the church. The day ended with music at the Olinger home and remnants of the St B.A. So band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Eberhard
Purchurch
Joe Dannhauer
South End
St. Eberhard’s Aid Society
Eberhard
Fathers Eberhard
John
Roman
Fintan
Mathias Olinger
St. B.A. So
Women Hurt In Runaway Crash In Louisville
Mrs. George Kerber of 1336 Cherokee Road and her visitor Miss Theresa Schum of Ferdinand Indiana were injured Sunday afternoon when a horse-drawn carriage bolted after fear of a steam roller at Breckinridge Street and Barret Avenue. The carriage hit a telephone pole, throwing both women from the splintered vehicle. Mrs. Kerber suffered head and body bruises and a dislocated collar bone. Miss Schum received extensive body bruises and a severely sprained left arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kerber
Cherokee Road
Theresa Schum
Ferdinand
Ind
Dinner Party Honors Clara Niehaus First Communion
Last Sunday a dinner party at Mr. and Mrs. F Niehaus celebrated their daughter Clara's first communion. Hosts hosted a 12 Welock dinner, card games, then a 6 o clock supper as guests departed. Attendees included the Niehaus family, Muth, Denning families of St Meinrad and Bristow, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Niehaus
Clara
Welock
Ben Niehaus
Mra. Muth
Denning
St. Meinrad
J. Meier
Joe Denning
J. Buyer
Duke Denning
Henry Denning
John Denning
Bertha Denning
Jose and
Theresia Muth
Mary Niehaus
Mary Denning
Emma Voller
Mayfield
Bristow
George Lenhard
George
Frank Denning
Potatoes Missing Report From South Missouri Street
A resident on South Missouri Street reports a potato theft and thanks an unknown citizen who helped investigate the incident. The brief note notes no further details or suspects at this time.
Real Estate Transfers and Juror List in County
Real estate transfers listed from Maggie McMahel to I W McCormick and others with parcel details and sums. Juror drawings announced for Monday, naming petit jurors and grand jurors with a note on an anticipated anti-saloon case and a 30 man special venue for Charles Behrens embezzlement trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priest
Southern
Samuel H. Stewart
John P. Huther
Petit Jurors
J. C. Krodel
Harbison Township
Geo. Keukan
Columbia
Jacob N
Columbia Township
Otto E. Waldrip
Harbison
Martin Eckert
Jefferson
Ben Rowekamp
Marion
Mathias Morgan
Ferdinand
August Ahrens
Patoka
Charles Behrens
Correspondence n Correspondence n ADYEVILLE
Ilenny Lou and mother visited relatives at Bristow Tuesday. Jean Buckley left for Kentucky Monday. Mrs. John Reasor and daughters Ellie Covie Gertrude and Marie left for Boonville Sunday morning to visit relatives. Preston the six year old son of Mr and Mrs J T Van Winkle fell and hurt himself badly. Henry Chewning was in town Tuesday. Hoosier School Boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilenny Lou
Mother
Bristow
Jean Buckley
Kentucky
John Reasor
Ellie
Covie
Gertrude
Marie
Boonville
Lee Mullen
Cannelton
Ed Mullen
Eva
Winnie
Preston
J. T. van Winkle
Milburn and visitors tally legal business in Jasper
JASPER Milburn was in town for legal business on Monday and Tuesday. Bomar Traylor returned from Petersburg after attending the Pike circuit court. H M Kean came back from Indianapolis where he attended the I C O F Grand Lodge. Circuit Court convenes next Monday with this week’s docket: Monday June 3 State vs Charles Behrens. Tuesday June 4 State vs John A Collings Herb Summers Linford Summers. Wednesday June 5 State vs Gus Kunkel Jacob Seng Frank Seng.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper. R. M. Milburn
English
Bomar Traylor
Petersburg
Pike Circuit Court
H. M. Kean
Indianapolis
I. C. O. F. Grand Lodge
Charles Behrens
Ith
John A. Collings
Herb Summers
Linford Summers
Gus. Kunkel
Jacob Seng
Frank Seng
Hobbs Family Involved in Local Business Moves
In Siberia area activity centers on Corn planting and local deals. Lawrence Hobbs and son Charles visit for business while James R Hail and Charles Hobbs purchase a Bristow flouring mill. Mrs Sampson Hobbs rears 350 young chicks and Uncle Charles Cummines suffers a bad fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Lawrence Hobbs
Charles
James R. Hail
Dannville
Charles Hobbs
Near Here
Bristow
Sampson Hobbs
Local Notes and Social Fixings in Ferdinand Area
Nearly everybody has finished planting corn as Mrs J Reasor and children visit her son in Oakland City. Miss Mollie Thacker and Mr Anton Snydh wed at Schnellville. Bertha Denning, Niehaus this week. Frank Niehaus returns home for J Ruxer. George Schlachter and Laura visit Ferdinand. A crowd attends radical services at Siberia Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Thacker
Anton Snydh
Schnellville Las Week
Mia Bertha Denning
Niehaus
Frank Niehaus
J. Ruxer
Siberia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wongkong
Swatow
Kwantung
China
Uping
Chin Chu
Wonxkong
New York
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
John S. Gunkle
England
Rees F. Edwards
Elda Patterson
Presbyterian
Michigan
Detroit
Mich
Upper Lake Region
Saginaw Valley
Cadillac
Petoskey
Jackson
Kalamazoo
San Francisco
Horace Hazell
Randolph Merriweather
M. Tugimova
Nila Kelporo
Hamada
Boston
New Eng Land
Montevideo
Gjeraldsen
Nelson
Ays
Noout
Ghaoal
Cacecn
South Missouri St
Argus
Maggie McMahel
I. W. McCormick
Frank . Uebelher
Paul Schreiner
al. P. Beeler
Fred Kegin
T. L. Garland
Geo. F. Boss
Lawrence M. Mehringer
Joseph Gerber
Jasper
Adyeville
J.B. Bank
Tell City
Rayon Bros
Evansville
T. J. Moeller
Frank
John Miller
B. Miles
St. Mecinrad
Sadie Hobbs
Mary and
Genevieve Meller
John V. Matller
Fritz Bromm
John Lusch
Cornelia Tlassfurther
Perdinand
Ida Ernst
Karl Jeffers
Miss Mandana,Ghewning
Ed Hinsley
T. J. Maller
John Shinetzki
Louis Schlachter
Fischer
Henry Chewning
Hoosier
Herbert Walkers
David Wadle
Charlie Hobbs
Samps
M. C. Cummines
Charles Cummines
Bos Wurre
George Schlachter
Laura
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