Christian Ministers Meeting at Wabash
Wabash Ind May 1 Wabash hosts the Northern Indiana Christian Ministers Institute for three days. Ministers from South Bend Hammond Lafayette and Indianapolis will address topics including The Holy Spirit's Place in Disciples Preaching Religious Liberty and Missionary Calendar. Sessions held at the Christian church with visiting Indiana ministers in attendance.
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Wabash
Ind
Hammond
J. D. Hull
Pemaulirus
B. W. Daugherty
Disciples of Christ
H. M. Garrard Lafayette
Harry G. Hinl
Indianapolis
C.H. Devoe
Peru
Ray O
Fort Wayne
J. Hl. Graig
Logansport
Christian Church
Indiana
Our Pie Packs Sell Cocoanut Custard Varieties
The advertisement touts Our-Pie packages containing ingredients for two Cocoanut Custard pies. It lists flavors MaT hectiate and Custard with each pack priced at 14 cents, promoting Custard for coconut blend pies and claiming easy, dependable results.
Wayne Knitting Mills Overcomes Market Slump to Sell New Stock
Despite a weak financial climate, Wayne Knitting Mills easily floated 200000 dollars of new stock with strong demand. Common shares sold two to one, 269000 dollars placed, 40000 dollars preferred held in reserve for one or two years. Local investors funded the issue and Bowser Company also completed its financing without issue.
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Wayne Knitting Milla Company
Wayne Knitting Mills
Union Teamsters Hold Rousing Meeting in Bad Weather
The local Teamsters 15 meeting boosted activity with several new members and strong attendance despite rain. John Asselman named honorary member and later elected delegate to the national convention in Detroit. Hagzard chosen as delegate. Charles Kiser elected secretary to fill the unexpired term. The union praised the Decoration Day parade workers and pledged to supply teams for future events.
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Teamsters’ Union 15
Federation of Labor
John Asselman
Detroit
Hagzard
Ico
Charles Kiser
Cold weather barely impacts city excursion traffic
Yesterday's cold weather barely affected travel as the Nickel Plate line carried passengers for 200 miles with strong turnout. The Wabash reported a good Detroit excursion while the Grand Trunk hauled over 600 passengers to Rome City, including 300 on the early Marmite train. A Knights of Columbus special from Huntington passed through, transferred from the Wabash to the GR&I at this point.
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Detroit
Rome City
Knights of Columbus
Huntington
Decatur
Wallace-Hergenbeck circle plays Bucyrus trip drenched by rain
The Wallace-Hrgenbeck circus traveled through Bucyrus on the Pennsylvania eno route to Milwaukee. The show at Bucyrus was cut short when heavy rain flooded the fairgrounds tents, leaving the crowds damp and tents submerged.
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Wallace-Hrgenbeck Ciique
Bucyrus
Milwaukee
Deaths Siegmund Herman in Port Wayne Home
Herman Siegmund aged sixty five died at his home at the corner of Abbot and Manford streets on Sunday afternoon of pneumonia. He is survived by his wife, one son H E B Sieg mung, and one daughter Mrs Charles E Winkler. A member of St Johns Luther Church he was a tailor for Jaxthsimer Son until retirement two years ago. He had lived in Port Wayne thirty five years. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2:30 pm from his residence 619 Ratter Street and at St Johns Luther Church at 3:20 pm.
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Siegmund
Herman Siesmund
Abbott and
Manford
Pheumonia
H. E B. Siegmung
Charles E. Winkler
SS John’s Latheren Church
Asam
Jaxthsimer
Port Weyne
Henristta
Steinhouser
Sir John's Luthersn
Victorian fragment and local club notices collide with a birthday party
The column blends archaic verse about love with a lengthy local society page. It notes a surprise birthday party for Mr Walter Hampson and lists attendees, plus upcoming club meetings at homes of Mrs Frank Currant, Mrs Charles Stockbridge, and others, detailing members and locales.
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Jonathan Snyder
Cedarville
Misa Mlonle Snyder
Aeronaut Drowns After Parachute Drop Near Passaic
Frederick Wood, eighteen year old aeronaut from New Haven Conn, fell into Passaic River during a parachute drop from two thousand feet near Tlilside Park Passaic N J and was drowned. His body had not been recovered by late tonight.
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New York
Hart
Tlilside Park
Passaic
N. J
Frederick Wood
New Haven
Conn
Passaic River
Stranglers Kill Artist and Woman in Paris
A renowned painter Adolphe Steinkell and his mother-in-law were found strangled at Steinkell's Rue de Vaugirand residence near Seymour Thomas's studio in Paris. The house was ransacked. the wife, gagged and bound, suspects two men and a woman, possibly a model. In Indiana, Dr. Mr. D Lower, a noted nurse of northern Indiana, fled his North Manchester home.
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Adolphe Steinkell
Rue Dé Vaugirand
Seymour Thomas
Steinhell
Wabash, Ind
Mr. D." Lower
Indiiaa
North Manchesster
Elkhart Lawyer Injured in Auto Crash Returns Home
Charles B. Frank, Elkhart attorney who broke his back in an automobile accident in South Bend, was moved yesterday in a special car to his home. He is expected to recover enough to resume business with the aid of a harness.
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South Bend
Ind
Charles B. Frank
Elkhart
Elkhar
Peculiar Properties of Concentrated Essences Restore Stomachs
A dubious ad touts concentrated essences said to restore disordered stomachs. It claims famous people benefited and offers a recipe using syrup of ginger and essence of peppermint, with directions to take doses before meals to stimulate appetite. The piece mimics a medical cure pitch with grand promises and vague efficacy.
Browns Thrilling Experience On Spy Run Avenue
Tuslington barber Brown recounts being robbed and chloroform attempted on Spy Run Avenue Bridge in Fort Wayne. He says two young men, one 28-30 with a high cap and a 23-24 dark complexioned youth, lured him from Huntington after dinner, attacked him, bound his hands, and stole his money before fleeing.
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M Grow
Tuslington
Had & Smpkt
Fort Wayne
Patrylman Jluvek
Brown
Huntington
Ort
Wayne
Ivan
Unsteady Undertone Blurs Wall Street Outlook May Week
New York markets closed the week unsettled with a 4% drop as profit taking offset hopes of better conditions. Bear pressure and short-covering influenced prices while improved iron orders and mixed mercantile data suggested mixed demand. A Chicago, Burlington and Quincy bond issue of 700 million dollars signaled capital market strength amid fragile credit conditions.
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New York
Attairs
Wall Street
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Vesey family tragedy ends in Fort Wayne man’s suicide
The obituary details the life of Mr Vesey who died by hanging. It notes his move from the old home place to Lagrange County then to Cap Girardeau Missouri before settling in Fort Wayne in 1896. Surviving are his wife and three sons Judge William J. Vesey Allan J. Vesey and John H Vesey. two sons George E. Veney and Charles Vesey died earlier. Five children were born to the couple with two having predeceased them.
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Pla
Lagrange Cownty
Wier
Nylig
William J. Vesey
Allan J. Vesey
John H. Versey
George E. Veney
Charles Vesey
Wight Brandchilren
Vesey
Capa Girardean, Mo
Fort Wayne
Veooy
Mrs. Vesey
Packard Band at Robison Park Tonight
Packard Band performs at Robison Park tonight with a program featuring lively marches and selections. Ed Steeling from Lake side is listed as a returning performer and will open the event with an introduction.
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Robison Park
Packard Band
Bara
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