Harper and Muelber Form New Law Firm in Warsaw
In Warsaw Indiana on December 28 the law firm Harper and Zegenan dissolves as Judge elect Zegeman leaves active practice. James B Harper senior partners Otto H Wuelber join to form Harper and Muelber with offices at 624 end 617 Shoaft building. Harper practices in Allen county over thirty years and speaks German French and Polish. Fuelber’s son writes and ships papers before practicing law. Also county clerk announces marriage licenses including Matthew J Firestone and Eile M Hanken both of North Webster.
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Hom Goho
Zegeman
Allen County
Fort Wayne
Frm
Harper
Warsaw
Ind
Conrad Longnecker
Matthew J. Firestone
Wolunl
Eile M. Hanken
North Webster
Tobe Ty
Cobie
Berthsberger
Bath
Sicrey
German Societies Plan Yearend Meetings and Entertainment
The Fort Warne German alliance executive board schedules a regular session Monday evening December 30 at the Turners hall West Superior Street. Saxonia Singing society gears up for a New Year’s Eve show at the Turners ball with dancing afterward. Concordia Singing society hosts a New Year’s Eve entertainment at Saengerhalle with a special program and dancing. Kreis Stolzenan society to hold annual meeting and election of officers at Strodel’s hall Thursday evening this week.
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Fort ‘Warne
The
Saxonia Singing Society
Concordia Singing Society
Saengerhalle
Kreis Stolzenan Society
Offeirs
Strodel's Hall
Gazette Horse For Sale and Horse Wanted ad guide
The notice advertises a formal Gazette page for buying and selling horses. It highlights variety in horses and prices and promotes using the Horse For Sale or Horse Wanted sections to quickly learn market details and identify who and what is available.
Kendallville Tabernacle Critically Inspected by State Inspector
Kendallville area reports state inspector McMahon visited the Tabernacle under construction for a revival crowd. He urged stronger uprights, additional exits, and snow safety measures. He noted local authorities must enforce safety rules, as current laws limit state enforcement and predict forthcoming legislation.
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Inn
W McMahon
Indiana
Kendallville
Kendalmilie
Mo~ Mahon
McMahon
Lorealure
State
Two Plead Guilty by Ending Lives in Mystic
Mystic, Conn December 28 The arrest of several business men in this village on charges involving moral arditude has aroused the entire community. Two men committed death by their own actions today rather than face court proceedings. Five of the men arrested are over sixty years old. Herman Havlisch storekeeper asked to feed his horse then leaped from an upper window and died. Edward R. Williams aged 78 was found in his dining room as prosecutors said he had a warrant. All arrested men in court today posted heavy bonds for trials in the superior court. More arrests are expected both here and in Groton.
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Mystic
Conn
Herman Havlisch
Anythey Nas
Edward R. Williama
Hewitt
Lo Tay
Gorton
Chicago Firemen and Policemen Threaten to Quit
Four hundred policemen and several hundred firemen threaten to resign within weeks over a twenty percent city payroll cut for the first half of next year. The measure aims to close a funding shortfall in the city treasury.
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Chicago
Fuul
Funda
Kosciusko Bull Moosers Organize Club in Warsaw Ind
About 200 Kosciusko County progressives gathered for a meeting and smoking event in Warsaw. The Kosciusko County Progressive Club was organized with officers elected: President Sonn N Runyan Vice President Aaron A Rusor Secretary OZ McCoy Treasurer Walter Chipman. Anderson’s Toner addressed the gathering and the progressive platform and plans. Indianapolis leader Inman spoke on progressive publicity and helped organize the club. The next meeting is set for February 23, 1913. Great values at Patterson Fletcher Co. store this week.
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Ind
Fosciusko County
Kosriunko County
Progressive Club
Sonn N. Runyan
Progregate Party
Toner
Anderson Herald
Progressive
Congress
Lghih
Inman
Indianapoli
Progressive Publicity Department
Suffrage Movement Seen as Human Movement Not Just Emancipation
A vast New York torchlight procession on November 9 celebrated suffrage victories in Kansas Wyoming Oregon and Michigan. The march, with thirty thousand participants mostly from the working class, showcased a shift from hostility to contemplation as both men and women united, signaling the movement as a broader human cause rather than solely women's emancipation.
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New York
Kansas
Wyoming
Oregon
Michigan
Health Chief Alsberg Seen Shaping Plant Disease Research
Dr. Carl L. Alsberg, appointed chief of the bureau of chemistry, joins the United States Department of Agriculture. He has studied in Berlin and Strasbourg, taught at Harvard, and directed work in plant disease causes such as prussic acid in grasses harming cattle. He urges industrial justice and links suffrage with socialist aims for broader human progress and political freedom.
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Bureau of Chemistry
Wiley
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Alsberg
Germany
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Berlin
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Harvard Medienrachael
Eer
Phoenix Lodge Banquet and Entertainment Schedule
Phoenix Lodge invites members and families to a Monday evening banquet and entertainment. The notice also mentions injuries from a Saturday cranking accident at Jack's garage, where Robert Spencer sustained a broken arm treated by Dr W L Times. The text references Patterson-Vletcher Co’s special sale and a clothing dress purchase.
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Warsaty
Ind
Robert Spencer
Jack
de. W. L. Tlnes
Indiana politics weigh tax plans amid reform debates
Indiana faces fiscal strains as Democrats press inheritance and income tax ideas to fund university needs and penal institutions. Gov Marshall and successor seek public utilities and highways commissions, with disputes over revenue and road funding fading amid a tame legislative outlook.
Demented Man Held In Kosciusko Court Jail
A demented man believed insane is held in the Kosciusko County Jail in Warsaw Indiana. Sheriff Kintzell seeks to identify the man who recently escaped from an asylum and arrived from a distant location. The exchange hints at uncertainty and the case includes unrelated notes about baseball.
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Warsaw
Ind
Tunning
Uningge
Sherif Kintzell
Dunning
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