Reunion of Methodists and Faith in Morality
The speech by Mr. Watson at Anderson praises the church as the main teacher of morality, argues public schools teach only intellect, and asserts morality sustains civilization and institutions. He cites the North’s abolitionist role and Lincoln policies, then notes no political issues were discussed as he left for a train to Chicago. Bishop Berry describes Ireland through a traveler’s lens, stressing living among people to know them, and recounts his austere fourteen day journey in tramp clothes and a red bandana, challenging typical tourist impressions.
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Jesson
Watson
Agenor
Churen
Church of Ighn
Wealey
Methodist Church of the North
Lincoln
Methodist Church
Methodist
Anderson
Chicago
Pennsylvania Station
Popp
International Bust— Reay College
Dedot
Bishop Berry
Ireland
First Methodist Church
Blarney
Killarney
Hshop
New York
Salling
Berry
Bluele
Reception at church follows Schlatter orchestra’s polished recital
After Schlatter’s orchestra under O EB Rich ard, musicians displayed rare amateur precision. Bishop Berry welcomed old friends and made new acquaintances at the informal reception. The church auditorium was nearly full, with many shaking hands with the Lishoy after the hour of lively enjoyment.
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Schlatter
O. EB. Richard
Bishop Berry
Hoffman The Orator Delivers Pioneer Tribute At Fremont Picnic
Special to the Journal-Gazette. Fremont Ind Aug 27 The Lake George farmers picnic drew 3900 attendees from Steuben County and southern Michigan the largest gathering yet. Dr F F DeLong spoke in the morning and Hon Howard G Hoffman in the afternoon praising Northwest Territory pioneers who built agriculture to its peak. Hoffman's address drew applause as Pleasant Lake quartet performed and Laske Ginner was noted among enjoyable features.
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Journal-Gazette
Fremont
Ind
Lake George
Steuben County
Michigan
Drof. F. F. DeLong
Winona
Howard G. Hoffman
Fort Warne
Hoffman
Northwest Territory
Pleasant Lake Quartet
Qtrhd
Laske Ginner
Cannon to Open Campaign in Marion County Meeting
Indianapolis Aug 21 Speaker John G. Cannon chief figure in the forthcoming speaking campaign will address a Marion county meeting on the night of September 24 under the Marion club banner. John C. Rucklesnau, chairman of the Marion County Republican committee, arranged with the state committee to bring Cannon to the event.
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Joseph G. Cannon
Indianapolis
Ind
G. Cannon
National House of Representatives
Marina County
Marion Club
John C. Ruckelsnau
Meriin Entiry Cepu Tican
Wibllcan State Committee
Afr
Cannon
Vice President Fairbanks Offers Campaign Services
In Indianapolis the vice president and wartime ally of the Republicans offered his services to the state committee and agreed to speak wherever invited. Hayes and Seifer discussed his role with state headquarters as they plan campaign efforts to carry the Republican ticket.
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Indianapolis
Indiang
Fairbann
Loving Cup for Mr and Mrs Taft at Hot Springs
At Hot Springs Virginia on a summer evening Judge Taft Mrs Taft and Master Charles Taft received a silent loving cup in farewell from 350 Homestead attendees. The hotel ballroom was crowded for a light, musical reception with speechmaking and a cordial sendoff as guests shaken hands in farewell.
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Hot Springs
Taft
Charles Taft
Taovt
Cane Alante
Local social life and oddities in a 19th century city
A collage of social events and neighborhood chatter includes a baby mystery at a New York rental, house parties and bridge gatherings in Danville and Lakeside, visits from relatives in Toledo and Chicago, messages about guests of honor and out-of-town trips, and a surprise fiftieth birthday party in Sheldon with numerous attendees and a beard of local names.
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Edna Reuss
Spy Sun Colony
Albert Mitchell
St Louis
Harvey McCracken
Louisvile, Ky
Ethel Wilson
St. Louis
George Sunderland
Chicago
Morrison, Jr
Toledo
Thiam Mebowet
Sheldon
McDeweil
Ginnie
William Denen
Adlon Conney
Oasian
Ind
Wwe
Wurbarger Triumphs In Whirlwind Wrestling Match
Sam Murbarger defeated Frank Prindle in three falls to capture a prominent win at Seangerbound Hall before a large crowd. Prindle took the first fall in eight minutes, followed by Murbarger with two falls in sixteen and sixteen and a half minutes. Ackerman and other bouts filled the card as fans witnessed a fast paced athletic carnival highlighting local talent and national names.
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Sam Murbarger
Chare Ison
Frank Wile
Indianapolis
Mann
Prindle
Murburger
Olson
Indianaypolis
Labor Day
Harry Hammond
Sam
Frank
Sam v
Prin- Me
Lucal Man
Murberger
Murbar Ser
Fist
Sewrant Sunms
Army Recruiting Service
Xick Collins
Mag Wassem
Taye Buttermore
Toledo
Collins
Harry Fenton
Walsh
Pentan
Hares
Snyder
Kid Hols
Red Ranners
John Burton
Frank Sharkel
al Ackerman
Lina
Mide Aweight Oyreador
Rand
Laurens
Pitas
Dhe
Emienily
Ponlord
Indianapolis Mob Incident Report Sparks Outcry
A chaotic scene in Indianapolis involving a crowd of about 500 people is described in fragmented notes. The report mentions individuals tied to involvement with Claude Awitews and a purported connection to local figures, reflecting unrest and tension in the city during the incident.
Mossman Families Tenth Annual Reunion Described
Mossman families hold their tenth annual reunion in Columbeer City at 5 North Maley Street. The event featured a business session, social activities, and musical performances by the Miskee Lacs and Olpha Miganian. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ty and other local families, with notes of civic presence and community ties across the Harris, Wart, Gravy counties.
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Laura Sheera
Aue Carroll
Chicago
Milwaukee
John Houser
Atelugheny
M. Babeck
East
Wayne Street
Ohio
William
North Maly Street
Olpha Miganian
Elie
Childern
Marten
Want ads in the Journal Gazette are only Yee a word.
Classified blurb notes a single word entry policy for the Journal Gazette want ads. The item hints at a terse listing practice with no additional details or context provided. Specific names, dates, or locations are not mentioned in readable text.
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