Indiana Knights Parade and Fort Wayne Circus Night
The Indiana Knights of Pythias parade drew 200000 spectators in heavy rain as Indiana companies from Terre Haute Linton Huntington Clinton competed in drills. Fort Wayne’s Summit City Company No 13 staged a Camp Lyon Circus, a snake charmer act, while national officers were elected for the order and Henry H. Brown eyed as prime chancellor.
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Summit City Company
Fort Wayne
Knights
Boston
Indiana
Pythias
Ény
Sheirman
Neal
Triiana
Somerset
Quiomas Hiegen
Springfield
Oth
Fort Wayne Knights
Fort
Bal Joan Ascension
CTV NEWS reports on trips and local events in Bryan and Toledo
CTV NEWS covers trips to Bryan and Toledo Ohio with names like Gregory Vireant Jo of Chicago visiting John Ross. Notices include elections of officers for the French American society of All Jen County, meetings at K of P home, funeral attendance in Indianapolis, school resignations, a patient improving at City Pa, a drunkenness arrest, athletic club activities at the St John’s Bank location, and a Sunday school picnic near Wallen school with a graveside event. A concert, hospital transfer, and elderly veteran updates also appear among scattered local notices.
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Bryan
Toledo
Gregory Vireant
Chicago
John Ross. McCulloch
Bert. Waters
Cedarville
Washington Township
L. Ao Hose
Oi City
Westerman
Dick Brennen
Charlie
SL Tne Athletic Club
Landsome New Hiome
St. Jonrngey
Centlivre Bridge
Wallen School
L. C. Bratts
Stap
Hartman Pharmacy Co Capital Stock Noted In Indianapolis Filing
An Indianapolis filing lists Hartman Pharmacy Co with capital of 10000 dollars. The document mentions company secretary and officers but the text is fragmented and partially unreadable, yet confirms authorized capital and corporate identity in Indiana.
Massive brush fires devastate British Columbia region
Vancouver dispatch Aug. 5 reports the Big Elk river Valley blaze has destroyed Fernie and threatened towns beyond, with 38 dead and property losses likely 5 to 6 million dollars. Thousands without work as mines and smelting industry suffer, women and children displaced return to Fernie, nurses attend the injured, smallpox two cases confirmed, disaster hurts regional economy.
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Vancouver
Big Elk River
Fernie
Villes
Frank
Blairmure
Nelson
Ternie
Perule
British Columbia
Ihr Interior Directty
Gihernes
Autoists Urged to Use Lights After Nightfall
The city police chief Ankenbruck reports a surge of complaints about drivers failing to use lamps after dark and speeding on city streets. He warns that nightly patrols will strictly enforce lights and speed limits, with prosecutions to follow for violators.
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Ankenbruck
Ghiet Maclin Ankenbruck
Ity
Premind
Devi Ben
Esenjies
Hmit
Bonded Wills Fuel Fire At Midway Whisky Distillery
A large warehouse blaze at Greenbaum Brothers distillery in Midway, Kentucky, damages bonded warehouses and threatens nearby structures. The fire spreads to the distillery, with thousands of barrels of whisky bursting and flames moving toward the town’s shore. Fire crews from Louisville and Winchester fight the blaze as Civil authorities brace for broader damage to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbaum Brothers
Pilin
Louisville
Winesteali
Steieken
New Industry Reported for Bluffton and Nearby Areas
A local independent observer notes an emerging industry in Bluffton and nearby regions. Morning visitors, including health officers, discussed establishing a health related brain study center and the Maicle Pie plant project aims to address a stubborn ground ailment with fertilizer and drainage work.
Canada’s Great Strike Shuts Canadian Pacific Shops
Winnipeg reports a massive railway walkout as some 8000 workers halt all shops on the Canadian Pacific system. Montreal, Fort William, and Winnipeg see large numbers quitting, with pensions and cold storage workers mobilized. outcome uncertain as both sides brace for a possible weeklong impasse.
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Winnipeg
Owelven
Lnreest
Montrea
Fort WilHat
Valle Eguver
West Bond Wind
Canada
TE BP
William Whyte
Skagway
Former Whitley County Man Had Back Broken
Arthur Hanging of 217 South Calhoun Street Port Wayne son of Jefferson Thsnelme Whitley County, experienced a back injury when a night shift engine derailed him on the Grand Rapids line. He was hospitalized at St Joseph's Port Wayne in a plaster cast and will likely be crippled for life though some chance of recovery remains. His grandmother Mrs Sarah Haneline died at Huntington last Wednesday and his father receives community sympathy. Engineer A J Mickel was in charge. details are unavailable. The accident occurred about 8:90 pm and he arrived at the hospital at 1:45 am.
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Kist
Wowim Ata City
Tad
Arthur
South
Caloun Straet
Port Warne
Jefferson Thsnelme
Grand Rapids
St. Joseph's Hospital
Port Wayne
Buck
Wash
A. J. Mickel
Youngan
Sarah Haneline
Huntington
Aged Woman Fails To Arrest Suspect With Gun
In North Webster Indiana an attempt to arrest Emanuel Hamman on a Warsaw warrant for selling intoxicants without a license failed. Hamman fled to his parents home where Mrs Hamman brandished a knife and rifle before officers. Authorities plan another effort to capture him.
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Bist
North Webster
Ind
Aue
Emahael Hamman
Warsaw
Elias Hannan
William Hy Bilec
Elias Hamman
Whitley County Superintendent Resigns in 188?
The ten township trustees met in the city to day and County Superintendent G H Tapy formally tendered his resignation. Notice was given two months ago and Thursday August 1 set the day to choose a successor. The contest appears to be between Prof A Meek of Colling and Prof A Byall of Will. A vote two months ago favored Fleck, but Byall remains aspirant. The town meeting will begin September 8.
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Cosy Kist
Breau
Columbs
Ing
G. H. Tapy
A. Bi Meek
Colling
A. Byall
Fleck
Will Remain Month in Western Hospital
Mesdunies Walter Olds and J. Peabody, of Columbia City Indiana, were sent to Rochester Minnesota for a month of surgical operations. They will remain in the hospital two weeks more recovering at the Bashier hotel. Mr Funalody, ill from luncheon trouble, will stay a week as he improves under treatment.
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Columbia City
Ind
Walter Olds
Fort W
J. Peabody
Yomiain
Rochester
Minn
Minnesota Democrats Back Bryan Support in Fairview Letter
The Minnesota Democratic Party figures backing William Jennings Bryan outlined support for Bryan. Campaign manager Mr Lynch met at Fairview with local officials and Mrs Bryan's request. Lynch said Minnesota Democrats are for Bryan, while Johnson supporters focus on the Denver nomination and tariff issues.
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Johnson
Fairview
Minnesota
Lincoln
Nek
Prants
B. Lynch
St. Paul
Geidereth Natomal
Denver
Sir. Lynch
B. F. Nelson
Minneapolis
Mir State Fair Assertion
Laynch
Bryan
Brian
Land
Lynch
Nelson
St.Paul Eoach
Aliimesata
Beyaa
Bel
Wanted Campaign Contributions Debate Urges Reform
A readers’ plea calls for democratic reform and direct senator election by popular vote, banking deposit guarantees, anti trust enforcement, and open campaign financing. It references Colonel Bryan and a July Washington visit, urging public funding limits and full disclosure of political contributions.
Speech Plans Highlight Trusts and Deposits Topics
The speech outline covers the trust question and the guaranty of bank deposits with talks in Indianapolis on August 25, Topeka a few days later, Chicago on Labor Day, and Peoria on September 8 about the state and the nation. It also notes plans to address the tariff question and labor issues in various venues.
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Wairviaw
Bryan
Wovan
Lall
Thal
Indianapolia
Kern
Topeka
Chicago
Peoria
The Park Show at Robison Park
The vaudeville program at Robison Park this week features the Mexican Zamara family as headliners with thrilling acts and a novel German singing duo Gordon and Mars. Will Rawls Ellen Von Kaufman perform a top comedy sketch titled Mushc, while Joe Carroll entertains with singing and dancing.
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Robison Park
Te Penular
Zamara
Gordon and Mars
Will Rawls
Ellen von [Kaufman
Joe Carroll
Marquis
Lynn
Circus traction ready for big event at Port Weyne area
The Port Weyne and Wabash Valley traction company prepared elaborate arrangements for circus transport today. Superintendent Rer provided thirty six cars including large closed cars from Huntington and new Robison Park line cars pressed into service. Large cars will stop three blocks from grounds while smaller ones run closer. Mr Raver plans to run the large cars over the Driving Park line bridge in afternoon, but at night the margin is tight and pedestrians must walk several blocks.
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Port Weyne
Wabash
Rer
Uip
Huntington
Robison Park
Gerciee
Alent
Raver
Ron
Robison Park Line Sees Heavy Summer Business
The Robison park line drew several thousand riders on a fine summer evening. The theater show drew capacity crowds, with a strong turnout and good attendance. The park plans to close August 3, leaving only a few weeks for patrons to enjoy this amusement.
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Robison Park
Father Michael J. Byrne III Hospitalized After Convention
Father Michael J. Byrne III, pastor of St Annis Honor Catholic church, a prominent member of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, was taken to St Elizabeth hospital last evening with serious heart trouble. He is highly regarded in the city.
Guarantee of Deposits Debate At Business Meeting
A discussion on bank deposit insurance emerges at Group Twelve of the Indiana Bankers Association meeting. Charles McCulloch argues for a guaranteed deposits plan, comparing it to life insurance and urging mandatory coverage to safeguard deposits and promote bank supervision while bankers and business leaders weigh the idea.
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Inliina Bankers’ Association
Charles McCulloch
Ihis
McCulloch
Hugh McCulloch
Pittsburg
Insurance debate shakes trust in banks across states
Debate on deposit guarantees reveals deep public anxiety about bank safety. Bankers acknowledge that state insured deposits could divert funds from national banks, altering financial balance much as in other regions. The discussion centers on whether Indiana should adopt a state insurance system and its potential effects on broader banking stability.
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Indiana
Oltlanormne
Neppelin Air Ship Progress and 1907 Patrie Recall
Article outlines Neppelians air ship development with No 4, its 443 foot length, 45 foot diameter, dual motor platforms, and 16 passenger capacity. Mentions government funding of 227100 and a key requirement to stay afloat on land for 24 hours, which was unmet. Recalls December 1907 Patrie disaster in Ireland after gale damage and crew drag. Also notes German day picnic amusements and offers leisure-prize positions at 617 West Main Street due by Saturday.
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Reichstar
Terra Firma
Patric
Patrie
Verdon
Ireland
Angolan farmer injured in buggy accident at St Joseph Valley tracks
Frank G. Robertson a farmer living east of Ango la drove into town with his wife and baby and Miss Zera Waller when his buggy struck a rail and toppled. Robertson escaped serious injury though bruises and shock were reported. Mrs Robertson and the child suffered cuts and bruises while Miss Waller sprained a knee. The horse ran briefly before being restrained by Morrison the stall owner. The buggy was badly damaged and a replacement vehicle was needed for the return trip.
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Kist
Arena
Angola
Ind
Frank G. Robertson
Zera Waller
St. Joseph Valley
Wayne Street
Hettom
Mne Street
Bir
Robertson
Mr. Robertson
Waller
All Morrison
Fred Slorsny
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Indiana K. OF P
Pythians
Hoosterdam
Supreme Lodge
Vodworth
Fierdburs
Cather
George M. "Hanson
Mathe
J. Salinger
Jawa
R. H. Jackson
Pittsbore
CTV News
Hartman Pharmacy CO
Capital
Indianapolis
Til
James
Theth River Valley
Bluffton
Billipeton
Gwtiana
The
Canadian Pacific Railway
Whyle
Whitley County
Julia Hamman
Western Hospital
Billy
New Orleans
Democratics
San Francisco
Prom
Republic
United States
Standard of
Call Rand
Isbor
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
the Park Show
Robison Park Line
Michael J. Byrne III
Pittsburgh
Neppelin
Wiliam Kastell
West Main Street
Dick’s Buffet
Barr Street
New Airdome
Bill Board
Dramatic Mirror
G. Robertson
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