Corner Stone Third Presbyterian Church
The corner stone ceremony for Fort Wayne’s Third Presbyterian Church celebrated its new edifice at Harrison and Tabor streets. Rev Moffat, praised as “Father of the Presbyterian church in Fort Wayne,” delivered the principal address after a long history of the church’s growth and leadership.
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Cormer
Harrison and Taborshafts
Bethel Evangelical Church
Clinton and
DeWalt Streets
Parr
Bilder
James Haglish
Third Presbyterian
Third Presbyterian Church
Fort Warne
Tm Lst
Narden Smith
Sabella A. Diffesdertor
Christiana. Dunn
Smith
John Woods
H. G. Mendenhall
Uth
Brothy Rendenhall
Fort Wayne
W. B. Minton
Wil
Stock
Fo Marks
David Kengeds
Me Wmiex Theologies Seminary
M Friggs
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Jed
Dr. Moffate
Senate Focused On Pauncefote Treaty And Subsidy Bill
The Senate will continue with the Pauncefote treaty and the ship subsidy bill this week. A fortifications amendment vote is expected after debate on the treaty, with leaders predicting passage of the amendment and ratification of the treaty. opposition plans to offer other amendments. The House will vote on the war revenue bill, and the chamber may adjourn for the centennial celebration with possible shifts in the schedule.
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Wasilington
Senate Mdt
Nineraghen Canal
Muniny
Clay
Vest
Ber Ali
Washington
Tanrstay
Maulay
Senate
Grate
Ile
House Forecast Promises Appropriation Bills This Week
Washington December reports outline a week in the House focused on the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill and the war revenue tax reduction bill. Expect debate over beer tax cuts and retention of taxes on bank checks to raise or save millions, with Otis denying any position in the administration.
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Washington
Ways and Meany
Three Killed in Wreck Near Chattanooga Tennessee
A southbound railroad wreck near Sanford, Tennessee, last night killed conductor Davitt J. Glover and two unidentified tramps. The collision involved a train pulling two derailed cars and a switching job that had halted on the track.
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Ghattanooga
Tenn
Sanford
Davitt J. Glover
Papal Independence Urged by Archbishop to American Catholics
An archbishop sermon in Washington argues for papal independence from national control, warning that if the pope is a civil subject to Italian or other rulers, the church risks losing freedom and the universal mission. He cites Vatican sovereignty as essential, noting Rome’s politics threaten church autonomy and the world church model.
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Vatican
Rome
Peter
Christ
Ie Pontitt
Bimages
Italy
America
Universal Church
Taly
Fume
Killed by a Bull Near Lafayette Indiana
Moses Cole eighty three lived one and one half miles west of Lafayette Indiana. He was gored in the afternoon by a vicious bull in his barn and died before help arrived. His wife alerted neighbors who worked a half hour to subdue the bull and remove it. Cole suffered severe injuries and died at the scene.
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Lafayette
Ind
Cole
Robbers Blow Safe With Nitroglycerine At Rainesville
Four masked men entered the Mentor Knitting mill office in Rainesville Ohio this morning. They bound the watchman and his wife and blew the safe with nitroglycerine. Police recovered $50 and the bandits escaped as Mrs Andrews freed her husband and raised the alarm.
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Rainesville
Ohio
Dee
Mentor
Bond
Unclear Cable News from Petersberg and Abroad
Fragmentary telegraphic copy notes tensions over wartime diplomacy and American stance. Mentions Morrison in Pekin and London Times report on securing support for Russia relations. References McKinney, Nebus, and American-Russia friendship with emphasis on peace preliminaries and national importance.
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Petersberg
Morrison
London Times
America
Kalan Begridges McKinney
Russia
Raskin Dauraat
Norwerd
Governors Clash Over Requisitions From States
Indiana Governor Mouattelay reports Governor Thomas of Colorado refuses to honor Indiana's request to return Clifton Oxman of Princeton for fraud. attorney general Campbell says papers legal. Mount questions precedent as several governors reportedly move to reject requisitions amid political tension over Kentucky suspects.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mouattelay
Thomas
Colorado
Indiana
Clifton Oxman
Princeton
J. Mayer Greene
Chicago
Campbell
Mount
Beckham
Kentucky
Ysgley
Kennucky
Tere
Exen
Sixth annual six days bicycle race opens at Anilson Square
The sixth annual six days bicycle race began at midnight at Anilson Square Garden before over 6,000 fans. Under the American Bicycle Racing Association, fourteen international riders start a 142 hour event with teams of two. No rider may cycle more than twelve hours daily, and $4,000 in prizes will be awarded after the race. Start pairs include Miller and Walthour. McLean and McLean. Gougoltz and Sima. Turville and Gina. Turville and Grimm. Stinson and Waller. Brockton and Kraus. Elkox and NeFarland. Bloneker and Albert. Fisher and Colgan. and others from France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, and Sweden.
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Dac
Anilson Bquare Garden
Wrlud
Manny
Feam
Co. W. Miller
Chicago
Robert Walthowr
Atlanta
Tagh McLean
Seatpool
Alex
McLean
Osear Avonzon
Sweden
Oscar Babeark
New York
W. C. Stinson
Naston
Frank Waller
Germany
Job Bebe Brockton
Ployd Kraus
Newark
H. D. Elkox
Glens Falls
Floyd NeFarland
San Jost
California
H. L. Bloneker
Brooklyn
Franks Albert
Joan Gougoltz
Dene Jan Sima
France
Kurt Slaer
Aml Prix
Toledo
Ilkes
McParlands
Simon Saul Gougmnicz
Pierce
McEarhert
Babenek
Aronson
Waller
Stinson
Miller
British Trades Hi English Makers Struggle Against America
A new policy aims to buy the most profitable enterprises in the United States to boost British industry. The article discusses how English manufacturers are unable to compete with American firms, signaling a shift toward state-led consolidation and protection of strategic sectors.
English Industry Ties U.S. Market Amid Potential Shift
London reports Britain may transfer much of its business to American factories, a move driven by English leaders amid fierce competition with American firms. The plan could invite favorable prices and risk American workers, while signaling a broader reorganization of global trade and labor dynamics.
Three smallpox cases traced to dog in Adams county
Indianapolis December 9 The state board of health reports from Dr Costello Adams county health officer describing three smallpox cases in Union township. Tracing the outbreak reveals the family had two weeks earlier acquired a pointer dog from a man in Van Wert county Ohio. The dog had smallpox and aided the spread as the dog stayed with its owner. White health authorities apparently failed to disinfect the animal’s living space after the infection emerged.
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Indianapolis
Ind
State Board of Health
Tr. Costello
Heath
Adams County
Union Township
van Wert
Ohio
Nat Ce
Will Destroy Wheat Crop In Indiana Report
Special Agent B S Holmes Jr of the Department of Agriculture reported in Washington that the Hessian fly has devastated wheat in Indiana this year. He has studied Michigan and Indiana, noting potential ruin of about one third of the wheat crop, and warns farmers to plow up wheat though that remedy seems unlikely to be accepted.
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Indianapolis
B.S. Holmes, Jr
Statistical Division
Department of 2S
Washington
State Statistician
Holmes
Mr. Holmes
Preachers Advance Plans for Town Work Efforts
Two preachers in Nwel esvile plan new arrangements to mobilize town workers around the world. They expect to oversee all Wiesiaimens hides in the Beverly area. A new scheme will start this year with a time frame of three years for completion.
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Westfeld
Bervelt
Statken
State Y M C A convention closes in New Albany Ind
The state convention of the YWCA met in New Albany Indiana from Wednesday until closing tonight. Visiting delegates who are ministers spoke at various pulpits in New Albany and Jeffersonville. The exact meeting place remains undecided but is likely to be chosen soon after a request to relocate. The gathering attracted a large turnout.
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New Albany
VY. ML
New AL
Jeffersonville
Funeral for Mesker fire hero draws city’s largest crowd
In Evansville Indiana on December 3 a funeral was held for Gottley Sirbeck the firefighter who died in the Mesker fire Wednesday night. About 5000 people attended making it the largest funeral in the city’s history. The fire department joined in the procession and tribute.
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Evansville
Ind
Gottley Sirbeck
Hicks
Loss of Charles Foster as gale sinks ore carrier off Erie
In a fierce Northwest gale the iron ore carrier Charles Foster in tow of the Iron Duke sank ten miles northeast of Erie at dawn. Eight crewmen died including Captain John Bridge and two Detroit, Mich sailors. efforts to locate survivors or wreckage failed as seas raged and the tow line parted. Captain Ashley attributed the loss to the storm just after Foster plunged nose first, with no distress signals prior. The vessel, built to carry 1300 tons of ore from Duluth to Drie, was not insured and valued at about 10000 dollars.
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Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Erie
Lake Berle
Charles Foster
Dulea
John Bridge
Suama
Robert Woop
William Kelly
Port Austin
Mich
May
Detroit
Ghules Foster
James Corrigan
Duluth
Drie
Ashley
Foster
Farmer Captures A Thief Near Mishawara
Wealthy farmer E. Wetkins from east of town marched into the village with a double barreled gun and captured Tompkins who was allegedly about to steal grain from the barn. The arrest followed vigilant farmers’ effort to curb a gang active in the area for two weeks.
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Mishawara
Tnel
Dee
Wetkins
Here
Tompking
Watkins
Tompkins
Waxhn
Cup
Fire Destroys Canton Brick Plant
A Canton Ohio brick plant owned by Cleveland and Canton Brick Co. was totally destroyed by fire this morning. Loss estimated at 39 000 dollars, insured. Fire blamed on tramps sleeping aboard the kiln. The facility’s topping reached 108 degrees with 74 tons of finished product lost. Seventy seven thousand something were destroyed.
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Canton
Ohio
Tech
Cleveland and Canton
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