Judge Bobo Dies Suddenly in Decatur Indiana
Judge James Kulir Boba of Decatur Indiana died suddenly at his home after a period of poor health. He served as a county representative, senator, and judge in Wells Adams and Allen counties, with a long career in law and education. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10 o'clock from his residence under the Adams County bar auspices.
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Ind
James Kulir Boba
Indiana
Dwige Bobo
Bebo
Rere
Auge Bobo
Athens County
Olly
Decatur
Adame
Tillman Rescinds Resignation Amid McSweeney Conflict
In Columbia South Carolina on June 5 Senator Tillman sends a letter to Governor McSweeney retracting his resignation. He argues his withdrawal aims to prevent political misperception and preserve the integrity of his campaign and party unity.
Agnew's Recommendation Sparks Indiana School Vote
Indiana interest centers on Maud Bundy of Valparaiso for superintendency of the Ladustriad School for Girls and Avro prison. Nathan L. Agnew of Porter county presented his recommendation while Sen. Agnew leads a committee that investigated charges against the administration. Bundy, ninety five, brings long experience in schooling and public service amid a shifting political backdrop.
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Indianapolis
Fundy
Nathan L. Agnew
Porter County
Maud Bundy
Valpacsiso
Auperinténiens
Ladustriad School For Girls
Avopao Priaon
Mea
Bundy
Tong Axparienes Iy
Agouw
Agnew
A. F. Knotts
Tire House of the Regisin
Tire
Hammon
Death linked to Christian Science care in Indianapolis
A state health board report concludes a death in Indianapolis resulted from Christian Science treatment. The case cites prolonged illness and delays in seeking medical care, with warnings about nonmedical treatment in serious health conditions.
Canal plans and land deals surround ex senator Agnew
Former Indiana state senator Agnew discusses a Calumet Canal plan tied to large land companies in Lake County. He notes preparations for a railroad linked harbor project near Michigan City, with a possible compromise to eliminate canal opposition. He has not decided about another senate run.
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Indianapolis
Huke County
Lake
Michgin
Aun
Lie
Agnew
Senate
White House reports slight improvement in Mrs McKinley
Dr Rixey made a late evening visit to the White House and found Mrs McKinley comfortably improved with no dramatic change. The president and household welcomed the steadier condition, though caution remained about the severity of her illness.
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Washington
June K
Rixey
White House
McKinley
Lagrange Lad Killed in War Play Incident
A Lagrange area boy was killed during a simulated war game while playing with peers. The accident occurred when a pupil, Wade Ledder, was pushing a charge during the drill. Both families are prominent in the community.
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Lagrange
Wyaik Ledder
Phising
Wade
Close of Convention at Calvary United Brethren
The Auglaize Conference Young People's Christian Union closes its last session. Dr. Fout of Dayton gives a Palestine lecture recounting holy sites and lessons learned. A paper on how Y P C U aids missions is presented by Mrs. Harry Jones.
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Young People’s Christian Union
Ohio
Holy Land
Fout
Dayton
United Brethren Babbauth
Apusker Svrious
Palestine
Hoywron
Harry Jones
Lockington
Eke
Day Session Opens With Devotional and Absent Speakers
The day session began with a devotional led by D. W. Abbott. Rev. W. L. Waldo was absent. Rev. J. A. Girelo delivered the address on The Students' Volunteer Campaign as Related to the Young People's Work. Absent Rev. J.B. Miller joined his address with The Importance of Committee Work. Morning papers included What Gel Hath Wrought Through the Wing and Praying Prayer, or How to Pray. Afternoon opened with prayer by Rev. 19 Williams. delegates presented reports and miscellaneous business.
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D. W. Abbott
W. L. Waldo
J. A. Girelo
Monroeville
J.B. Miller
Hlt
W. HW. Sheperd
Sant Winning
A. W. Ballinger
Willams
Mel
Anglaize Watson Wis
Rex N. UL. Stambaugh
Brillhart Named Kendallville Postmaster Candidate
Indianapolis June 5 George Alexander will be recommended for Kendallville postmaster by Senator Fairbanks. Brillhart, of Kendallville, was expected to succeed himself but faced party opposition. It is understood Brillhart may receive another government position.
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Jolumbia
S. C
Dune
Timon
Rafeet
Neutoriat
Lone
Ignation
Fetter
Mekweeney
Titian Saya
Chile
Melacriv
MeLachein
Bob Actes
New Oil Field Ready for Testing Near Decatur
A new oil field in Adams county near Decatur is to be tested today as the Decatur Oil Company conducts a sinking test about five miles east of town. Local promoters, with a long-standing group of gentlemen, anticipate strong prospects and express confidence in rapid development.
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Speetsl
Dibarantdeoeee Dts
Decatur
Dane
Adama
Hogan
Flattener strike at Murrill Glass plant amid union dispute
Journal notes that workers at the Murrill Glass Company in Jopport City walked off the job to Mineola in a conference with Secretary Getsinger of their union. Manager Charley J. Wurrle expresses frustration, warning that replacing workers could worsen delays as glass cylinders are produced.
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Spechel
Jopprat-Gheette
Martfound City
Tnd
Dane
Murr
John L. Denny
Minele
Itas
Getsinger
Charley J. Wurrle
Rededication of Reformed Church in Waterloo Ind
The Reformed Church in Waterloo Indiana will be rededicated on the 30th inst with a preface sermon by the Rev Keller of White Pigeon Michigan and a morning sermon by Rev D Burghatter editor of the Christian World of Wayton Ohio. The dedicator y sermon will be given by Rev ATL Albright with evening services conducted by Rev I W Yierles of St Paris Ohio.
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Waterloo
Ind
Reformed Church of
Hia City
Rew . Keller
Whita Pigeon
Mich
D. Burghatter
Chrristian World
Wayton, O
Tuttle Alarming Ill At Crawfordsville Indiana
The Rev. Pr. Joseph Tuttle, president of Wabash College for thirty years, is reported seriously ill with heart trouble. His condition was announced in Crawfordsville on June 5, with concerns stemming from a sudden deterioration.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Joseph
Tuttle
Walaa College
Indiana Delegation Fights Move of Rural Delivery HQ
Indiana congressmen oppose shifting the Free Rural Delivery headquarters from Indianapolis to Chicago. Congressman Watson cites political motive and harm to rural constituents urging Robinson and others to oppose the plan. The dispute centers on keeping the western division center in Indiana amid lobbying in Congress.
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Throthhime
Minois
Indiaapolis
Mary
Robinson
G. W. Cromer
Man
General Stith
Todianapelis
Chicago
James J. Watson
Watson
Indiana Congress
Wateson
Indianapolis
Ind
J. M. Rebindoty
Fort. Wayne
Indium
Etig
Middle Division
Carl Eres Dey
Indiannapolis
Thdlana
Delegati
James
Mr. Robinson
Chiago Ness
Congress
Mann
Sagplelin
Maiana
Hile
Sehen
Attempted murder spree ends with capture after siege
A man identified as Trav Kieron from Aion attempted to kill his entire family, injuring his eight year old daughter and mother before being captured following a daytime escape. Police pursued and detained him as the investigation continues.
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Trav Kieron
Ran
Helo Watindon
Osier Postmasters Named
Special to the Journal Gazette reports postmasters appointed in multiple counties. Leah Moore becomes postmaster at Decatur. Jinner revised at Merton Meigen. Fran Bray replaces Dune Gonsavlug at Leesville. W E L Bennett takes San Jacinto. W D Canton replaces S A Carson at Topeka. B M Kauffman succeeds A J Hartzler at Lagrange.
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Journal Gazette
Washington
San Jacinto
Jennings
W. D. Canton
A. Carson
Topeka
Lagrange Courtly
B. M. Kauffman
A. J. Hartzler
Indiana Grand Army announces visiting committees and home duties
The Indiana Grand Army names the Soldiers Home and Soldiers and Sailors Home committees and assigns members from various towns including Greencastle, Richmond, Terre Haute, Muncie, and Indianapolis. Additional appointments cover state home cares and patriotic schooling efforts across multiple counties.
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Mowelad
Teruel Gasset
Indianapolis
Ind
Undiins
Grand Army
Sal A. Penningdge
KE Kehoe
Sentoe Ste-Desmeant
Tye
PL Feu
Greencastle
Alber A.dores
India Soldiers
Yal Salers” Home Committee
Benjamin Starr
Richimond
Benjamin
Campbell
Anitariou
Henry H. Woods
Martinavitter Deale I Wiley
Charlestown
Ittrays Mirae
Tadliananelt
Carey Mer Pherton
Sidkinapolle
Denry GC
Mev Mackin
Mart Wayne
Bytvan
Morria
Shelbyville
Wistthas
Jethro Oa
Kite
Kentland
Ywiewrt
Goganaport
David N. Wouter
Port Ways
Edward Midstay
Laporte
D. VII
L Showmaker
Muncie
Wry
A. Olindod
Notts
Mr A. Alerrogan
Misthowaka F. C
Brazil
Darvil A. Torker
Ridgeville
Thome Do Teladlegss Weabfield
Willan Adken
Mops
Strike Threat Looms Over Swift Packing Co
Syracuse dispatch reports the Amalgamated Butcher Workers of America organized in Chicago under International President Donnelly to press grievances against Swift & Company packing plants in Chicago Omaha and other sites. The move hints at a possible nationwide strike over alleged underpayment and union work rules.
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Armalgiumated Butcher Workers’ of America
Chicago
International
Donnelly
Swift Ares. Packing Company
Chi
Neb
United Sates
Elwood Franchise Bid By Fort Wayne Men
Fort Wayne men push to obtain a city telephone franchise for Elwood. They seek to authorize a new long distance system, enabling Indiana firm to expand local service and connect with a regional telephone network. Government leaders previously discussed granting the franchise to establish the needed infrastructure.
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Elwood
Fort Wayne Men
Elwool
Dune
George W. Bears
Ndignapolia
Aid Tudge Vevey
Wart, Wayne
Nan
English And New York Financiers Banquet For Alliance
A London Chamber of Commerce banquet honored New York delegates at Grocers’ Hall. Lord Brassey presided while Lord Lansdowne and J Pierpont Morgan attended among about 500 guests. Speakers urged a permanent Anglo American alliance to promote peace and shared prosperity, praising trade and civilization.
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London Chamber of Commerce
N. Y. Chamber of Commerce
Grocers
Jean
America
Slinger
Great Britain
United States
Lord Brassey
Mr. Choateamt
Lord Lansdowne
Morris BK. Jewop
Andrew Carnegie
Gomeline N. Ellis
Lord Alverstone
England
Me. Griacom
George G. Ward
Lord
Etrathcons
Mount Royal
Levi P. Motte
Lord Ashbury
Vrealent
Comipercy
J. Pierpont
Morgan
Lord Grassey
Gudats
Lapcil Oraskey
Anit
Janet
Amerlen
New York
Lansdowne
McKinley
Regarl
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