Dr. Senn a Large Figure in Surgery and Education
Dr. Nicholas Senn, born in 1843 in Switzerland and long renowned surgeon and professor, rose to international prominence. He contributed to surgical literature, educated many students, and shaped modern surgical practice through a career spanning decades in the United States.
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Nicholas Henn
Hish
Cyill
Senn
Senns
Dr. Senn
Switzerland
Fonda Phe Lac
Wie
Pute
Mr Robinson Announces Candidacy for Congress
Monroeville Breeze reports ongoing inquiry into Mr J M Robinsons bid for Congress after prior retirement from Camerens. The editorial stance favors his candidacy citing qualities such as ability, conscientiousness, popularity, and representational fitness for Indiana's Eleventh district.
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MR. Robinson
Congress
Monroeville
Camerens
J. M. Robinson
Robinson
Tevelth
Indiana
Tm Congress
Iris
Sampalen
Gilbert
Local Court Actions and Legal Notices
Judge O Rourke grants divorce and varge decree to Mrs Mary McDowell against George McDowell. Martha Chapman’s will leaves property to niece Frances Le Chapman and nephew Marlon L Chapman. Judge Heaton grants divorce to Wilda Goshorn from Frederick Goshorn amid cruelty and abandonment claims. Angeline Deck sues Charles KleSchmidt et al for 280 on bond as she alleges the defendant wronged a young woman then left her. Maxwell Grove sues Catholic Benevolent Legion council for acclaim. Wen Oolerick represents. Frank B Revert v Nellie A Umstead changes venue. Judge Heaton names Sol A Wood as special judge. Vreiburser Hardware and Catherine Thain receive $112 on mechanics lien. Liquor remonstrances filed: 81 Perry township residents withdraw names from liquor licenses remonstrances. 140 Lake township residents withdraw names from sale of Miners in Lake township.
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Edward O'Rourke
Mary 3
Nellie A. Umstead
Heaton
Sol A. Wood
Vreiburser Hardware
Catherine Thain
On & Mechanics
Wen. Bittinger
Houkart
Night riders burn Russellville Ky as depot threat rises
Bulletin from Nashville reports information from a Louisville & Nashville dispatcher that night riders are burning Russellville Kentucky. No further details on damages or casualties, but the J. and N. depot is said to be in danger and a threat persists through the night.
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Nashville, Tenn
Louisville & Nashville
Russellvile
Grippe
New York
Belt Line Cars Schedule Limited Hours Begin January
Beginning Wednesday January 1 1908 Belt Line Cars operate 6 30 to 2 00 am and 4 00 to 8 00 pm on weekdays only Sundays no Belt Cars.
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Belt Line
Delightful Leap Year Dance by Florodora Club Ladies
The Florodora club hosted a leap year dance with about fifty couples, including several out-of-town guests. The hall featured seasonally themed decorations and was praised for its arrangement and overall success.
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Ian
Ing
Florodora Club
Hailes
Williams dies at home in Angola Indiana
G Frank Williams a well known member of Steuben county education died Monday at his home on South Elizabeth Street aged 58. He moved to Angola from his farm in the township about two years ago. He leaves a wife and several children. Funeral service arranged for today at the ML church.
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G. Frank Williams
Angola
Ind
Granvilt
Frank Williams
Steuben
South Elizabethet
Tle
Frany
Ehineh Fh
Flint
Big Saloon Fight Peaks At Butler Meeting
A large mass meeting of Butler residents erupted in a heated exchange over temperance. Citizens voiced strong sentiments as speakers asserted the whiskey issue, with temperance forces appearing to gain influence amid tense demonstrations and counterprotests.
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Butler
Bytler Seony
Attacked by Woman in Black in Fort Wayne
Leo Freeman delivering a package near Maple avenue reported a seven foot tall woman in black accosted him and another boy, striking Freeman in the face and stomach. The assailant fled as frightened youths sought protection, with police beginning a full search for the mysterious attacker.
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Fort Warne
Leo Freeman
Washington ‘Boulevard
Young Freeman
Vesey
Maple Avenue
Weyre Ave
Home Avenue
Beaver Avenue
Lerang
Ms Home Avenue
Frenman
Serant Pappers
Animal Gazetté
Esteemed Lady Shoemaker Dies Suddenly at 57
Columbia City Ind Jan 2 Samuel Shoemaker’s wife, Esteemed Lady, aged 57, died at home three miles west of the city from heart failure while sitting by the fireside with her son Luther present. She had battled heart and nervous trouble for years, but had seemed well minutes before. Funeral services were set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Grace Episcopal Church.
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Ind
Samuel Shoemaker
Dird Sidder
Ler
Luther
C. V. Schaman
Couthtless
Richland Township
Cotnty
Saniel Beard
Newna
Calvin
A Ln Phillips
Columbia Township
Roswell A. Shoemaker
Polly Satison
Virgil Beard
Winfield
Kan
Lewis Mowers
Wm. W3acoop
Troy Township
Josephine Gilbert
Table Knock
Neb
Rufus Burns
Thorn
Grace Eather
Eharet
Hhisetty
Albert Stioman of South Milford Dead
Albert Stioman of South Milford died at his home yesterday evening. The cause was consumption, and he had not eaten for eight days. He was born near Wolvertvilly and moved to South Milford ten years ago, where he worked in the drawing business until illness forced retirement.
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South Milford
Ind
Alvert Stony
Stiemarn
Wolvertvilly
Riots in Muncie Threaten Martial Law Amid Strike
Muncie faces a tense standoff as governor Hanly orders police to quell rioting and a possible martial response looms. Strike breakers under William Price prepare to operate city cars, while police arrest nine, including five strike-breakers, for carrying weapons or inciting riot. Mayor and saloon closures seek to stabilize order as union leaders weigh next steps with the Amalgamated Association.
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Risiig
William Price
Benbow
Jarroe
Guthrie
Arthur Brady
Indiana Union Traction Company
Muncie
Traction Company
Anderson
Hanly
Board of Police
Nolice
G l
Beig
Meror Guthrie
Lana
Metropolitan Police Board
Henry
Rioting Resumes Ahead of Morning Calm in Muncie
In Muncie Indiana rioting broke again after dawn as 2000 strike supporters gathered at the interurban station and attacked streetcars. Police and state militia were discussed as control efforts continued. Several dozen injuries were reported with cars damaged and windows broken.
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Muncie
Ind
Mulberre
Main
Brady Meets Committee in Anderson Zoning Strike Talks
In Anderson Indiana January 2 a mediation effort for the city’s cat Hes strike failed to yield a settlement. Officials of the Indiana Union Traction company met with mediation representatives Rev Atlen Rev Walker and Rev Nyce from Muncie. Brady described the company’s stance and urged a peaceful course while stating the firm would run its affairs as it sees fit. The ministers conveyed the visit to Muncie officials and said no immediate settlement emerged.
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Marion
Ind
Malion Cac
Amalgamated Association of
Fred Fugg
National Executive Committee
Central Traffes Council
Brady
Indiana Tinion Traction Company
Muncie
Mumete
Anderson Strike A Waiting Game In City
Disorder and halted traffic mark a tense morning as crowds gather near the Uretriellen station. Militia units from Indianapolis mobilize in response, with Battery A on alert and guards dispatched to Muncie and surrounding areas.
Militias Mobilized In City Amid Civil Unrest
Governor Hanly ordered multiple units including the fourth infantry and Company A, first battalion, to assist in quelling streetcar disturbances. Additional detachments from the second infantry and local companies were placed on alert, with about ten troops under arms and two hundred ready to assemble as orders extended to nearby towns.
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Hanly
W. J. McKee
Ars
C.D
Battalea
Batwrs
Robert Tyndall
Vncar
Frederick Lexoiy
Nyler Ums
Tianty
McKee
Lebanon
Amonent
Henry Prire
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