New Leaders Elected by Irish National League Meeting
The United Urlah league annual meeting at Library Hall elected officers Faster President William Knough James A Reilly treasurer William J Murphy secretary Thomas J O Dowd. A committee of HH F OReilly Thomas ODowd and Cap Mindames J D Ford was appointed to organize Smokers and entertainments.
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United Urlah League
Llrary Hall
William Knough
James A. Reilly
William J. Murphy
Thomas J. O Dowd
HH. F. Oreilly
Thomas O'Dowd
Cap- Mindames
J. D. Ford
Lenene
Butchers Elect Officers At Fort Whyteutchers Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Fort Whyteutchers association officers were elected President Henry C. Rippe Vice President Henry F. Schwartz Secretary D J Shaw and Treasurer Gottlieb Walt. A picnic June 21 was held for members and families with a committee to secure a place for the alenic.
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Fort Whyteutchers' Association
Henry C. Rippe
Vic
Fort Wayne Fraternal Insurance Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Fort Wayne Council No. 1 Fraternal Insurance Society held its second annual meeting after initiating a large class. Elected officers include President M. W. Kemp, Vice President W. A. Ferris, Chaplain Mrs. W. H. Dawkins, Recording Secretary J. H. Mandeville, Financial Secretary B. H. Perry, Treasurer Eva J. Budue, Sergeant at Arms Dr. FEL dail son, Inside Guard G. J. Saviors, Outside Burd F. A Valentine, Musical Director Mrs. M. N. Plumadore.
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Fort Warne
Degree of Honor Selects Officers in Grand Session
Degree of Honor No 2 met in a full evening session and announced officers for the order. Chief of honor Mrs John Grosjean. chief of caramontes Mrs EB Hulbuch. recorder Mrs H A Ford. financier Mrs Charles Sunderland. receiver Mrs Lilla Polkwy. under Mrs WU Mammand. invide watch Mrs Prank Lelitant. medical examiner Das King and Housler. Auction notice invites members to place items for immediate sale at Sievert's Auction.
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Degree of
Gloctodt
Gram
John Grosjean
Mins Olly Miracle
Caramontes
Hulbuch
H. A. Ford
Charles Sunderland
Lilla Polkwy
WU Mammand
Prank Lelitant
Das, King and Housler
Voters install Charles Nelson constable for Perry township
The board of county commissioners names Charles Nelson as Perry township constable. The court calendar notes bridge work in Marton township and several civil cases, including Joseph Chrisman versus Frank Chrisman on a $100 note, certified for trial in Assams county with Shaifer Petterson attorney. Various filings and 4 year term bond for Canty Superintendent-elect Pelee are mentioned along with local tax equalization discussions and a list of residents associated with cases or notices.
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Vowlity
Charles Nelson
Perry Township
Marton Township
Joseph Chrisman
Frank Chrisman
Assams County
Shaifer Petterson
Schleman
County Board of Equalization Yuilion
Indiana Supreme Court Affirms Murder Case and Double Hanging
Indiana Supreme Court affirms the murder conviction of William Jackson of Evansville and the death sentence. a related case for John Dunn remains pending. The court also denies a stay, sets briefs, and notes past death-penalty appeals have all been affirmed. Concurrent items include Terre Haute rail case actions and other appellate decisions from the Indiana Supreme Court.
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Indiana Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Michigan City
Guereme Court
William Jackson
Evansville
Ora Coperrhaver
Jackson
Supreme Court
Joseph R. Keith
Nom Kifer
John Hinkard
Wabash
Buck” Wheeler
Hooneville
Orn Copenhaver
Dunn
John Dunn
Allen County
Melrose Mill
Allan Blankenship
Mil
Blankenship
Hon
Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad Company, Et al
Terre ‘Haute
Parke C. C
Jordan
J. Wm. Jackson
State of Indiana
Vanderberg
Hadley
Roosevelt Speech in Iowa and Eastward Move
President Roosevelt spoke to thousands in Dubuque and urged a strong navy to deter war. He praised Swiss-American contributions and outlined priorities in foreign policy and national defense. Commencement at Oxford College announced with local graduates listed.
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Roosevelt
Iowa
East
Woodmen Convention Poised to Lure Nation to Indianapolis
Fort Wayne Woodmen of America members prepare for the national convention in Indianapolis lasting ten days starting June 16. Special trains from Kansas, Nebraska and New York will carry delegates, with William J. Bryan and Senator Thomas Platt among expected attendees. The Indianapolis committee has raised 10000 for entertainment and a parade on June 18 expects 3000 military aviary members to participate. Prizes totaling 3600 will honor the best marching company while debates cover rule changes and officer salaries.
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Fort Wayne
Modgen Woodmen of America
Indianapolis
Lewis A. Colemad
Woodmen's Order
Kansas
Nebraska
New York
William J.ryan
Bryan Brst
Fem Uliters
Woolmen
Thomas €. Platt
Saratoga
Change of venue ordered in Jett murder case in Kentucky
Jackson Ky July 2 The prosecution in the Curtis Doll and Tom White murder case asked for a change of venue to Morgan County after Judge Rowing granted the Commonwealths motion. The transfer to Judge Kenner’s district was based on fear witnesses would not travel to West Liberty seeking safety from possible assassination. If Redwine rescinds, prosecutors will again seek to move the case or try locally.
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Jackson
Tune
Curtis Doll
Tom White
Charginl
Murriler
Marcum
Idga Revlwitte
Reaeind
Margary Esrourt
Rowing
Commonwealh
Morgan County
Kenner
Redwine
West Liberty
Iron pyrites test in Hartford City yields no strike
June 2 Hartford City Indiana report on Perry Bush Yarm in Washington township shows no iron pyrites at 161 feet. Drilling by J B Warner of Chicago may extend to 200 feet. a plan to mine, treat ore in Hartford City and ship acid ties to Guth success or add a plant and up to one hundred workers if vein is struck. Warner and family are noted as millionaires from iron pyrite ventures.
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Shrang
United States
United States Navy
Lila Head
Wtmost
Dewey
Manila ‘Bay
Leeds
Hartford City
Ind
Washington Township
J. B. Watner
Chicago
Guth
Warner and Ily Brothers
Millonaires
Wells Drilling Probes Ledges Thickness of Bed
Wells now drilled seek trem of ledges not extent. Sufficient ore found in off wells to determine bed thickness.
Police News Delinquent Held at Hotel du Stout
Police report: Fack Deveney is again a guest at Hotel du Stout facing intoxication costs. Michael Smith received a fifteen dayment ticket for vagrancy yesterday morning, with charges tied to public drunkenness and disorder.
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Fack Deveney
Hotel du Stout
Michael Smith
Gelloo Poout
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Alice Castor
O'Rourke
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Emm Balzer
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Wm. Stoyes
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Chass
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Preler & Bro
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Calhoun
Anit
Columbia
Terre Haute
Ute Circuit Court
Chicago & Southeastern Railway Company
Stephen Jimmert
Hamilton C. C
Board of Commissioners of
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Henry Cassidy
Dubois C. C
John ©. Hein
City of
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Gustave Schmit
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Ile City
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Dubuque Club
Housewelt
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Henderson
Oxford Collexa
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Della Lael
Misa Marie Smith
Munclo
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Woodmen's National Convention
Americas
Distinguished Man Gaming
Regio
Mork
Jett Case
Journal-Gazette
TowNight
J. L. Sievert
Calhoun St
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Cero-Fruto Food CO
Battle Creek
Mich
Test Wella
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the Tailor
Soliday, Hite & Co
Grand Rapids
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