Split on the tariff question roils Indiana politics
The article notes a split on tariff policy between major factions in Indiana with Colonel Durbin predicting Roosevelt will align with the administration. It describes party leaders maneuvering to avoid direct clashes, a truce between Beveridge supporters and Taft allies, and worries about how tariff disputes will influence the 1912 campaign.
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Ema Wu Toresta
Tur Yne
Aldtien Taeitt
Pe Rayne-Alet
Raraeleata
Durbin
Roosevelt
Taft
White House
Indiana
Tart
Lee
Salvaton
Hoosterdam
Hoogsevelt
Baveridge
Beveridge
Atring
Jtresident
Comen
Washington
Sen
Ator Heveridge
Payne-Aldrich
Toft
Mle O¢Horte
Senator Beveridge
Ines
Bnai Brith Initiation Names Local Members
A section lists several Kendallville residents and others connected with Bnai Brith initiation activities. Included are Mr A Huntington A M Jacobs Ralph J Kovier Julius Kann A J Strauss and Her min Friedman Samuel Zweig Morris Gladstone Harry Wolff Jamon Tiveh tor Maurice Sealberg Ben Fulk among the named participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Huntington
A. M. Jacobs
Ralph J. Kovier
Cohen
Juliuz Kann
A.J. Strauss
Kendallville
Hermin Friedman
Samuel Zweig
Morris Gladstone
Harry Wolff
Jamon Tivehtor
Maurice Sealberg
Ben Fulk
Etree
Kendallville News Highlights Local Social News
Mr and Mrs W A Bhroyer spent Sunday at Blichart visiting Morris Bluhm who is at Indiana University. Thurlow Laan arrived home Saturday for summer vacation from the region. The Kecks on Northside street hosted visits for two days as they return Sunday evening. Rev A Scotten M P Church returns from Mt Olive teacher training commencement.
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Kendallville
Ind
W. A. Bhroyer
Blichart
Gunate
Trienda
Morris Bluhm
Indiana University
Iummer
Thurlow Laan
Win
Iis
Aml
Sam Keck
Northurnie Street
To Kill Vegetable Pests with Sprays and Remedies
The article argues gardeners face persistent pest problems and rising costs as crops near market. It praises spraying and insecticides, cites paris green and sulfur compounds, and notes underground pests like codling worm. It urges cautious use of copper sulfate fungicides, rotation, fertility, and strong plant culture to prevent damage.
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Paris
Animal Kingdom
Indies of the M E church prepare progressive dinner in Muncie area
The Indies of the M E church near Muncie plan a Thursday progressive dinner after presenting graduates diplomas. Knights of Pythias memorial services delayed to July Sunday when Congressman Adair of Portland will speak. Mrs. C. E. Miller of Butler visiting daughter Mrs. Sturgis. B D Trier declines assistant superintendent post and partners with T W Roseboom in a piano and music shop. Dr A G Covner notes bread wrapping deadline extended to Jan 1 1911 and urges safe Fourth of July fireworks handling.
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Muncig
M. E. Church
Knights of Pythias
Congressmuan
J. A.M. Adair
Portland
C. E. Miller
Butler
George Sturgis
B.D. Trier
Prudential
T. W. Roseboom
A. G. Covner
State Board of Health
Leesburg Goshen game sparks scare and memorial events
Chester Zimmerman of Warsaw attended a Leesburg game vs Goshen won 4 to 3 by Leesburg. Later Leesburg lodges held a memorial service at the Methodist church and laid wreaths at the cemetery. Firecrackers in Warsaw prompted a police warning. Independence Day events teased with a guest from Cincinnati and a July 3 assembly season kickoff.
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Journal-Gazette
Warsaw
Ind
Chester Zimmerman
Leeshure
Leesburg
Goshen
Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows Lodges
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cheater Zimmerman
Waranw
C. B. Moon
En Leffel
Cincinnati
Deaton
Another new bridge for Wayne Township in Kendallville
Trustee G M Shatter of Wayne Township says a new bridge will be built west of the pink hole on Brimfield road over Henderson Creek. County commissioners will let the contract next Tuesday. The plan raises questions about vacating the old road past Waterhouse firm, as residents fear losing access to homes.
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Kist Newa Bureau
Kendallville
Ind
Jung
G. Mf. Shatter
Wayns Town
Brimfield
Handerson Inka
Master Penter Of B and O To Succeed Renton Deceased
By Kit News Bares Garrett Ind Jute 19 Ward has been informed that D W Taylor of the Wiel division of the B and O has been named master carpenter of the Chicago vision to succeed the late William Renton of this city. Tassor will make his headquarters in the city.
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Kit News Bares
Garrett
Han Boen
D. WR Taylor
Wie B. & O
Williaim Renton
Tassor
Will Nake
One Killed Seven Hurt In Farmhouse Incident
Front seat occupant furled high in the air was struck by debris causing her death within minutes. Seven others, including a woman in critical condition, were wounded and transported to their homes as doctors in Warren tended the injured. The mother received news of her daughter's death as the day ended.
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Warren
Ely
Funeral at Garrett for Mrs. T. C. Rakestraw
By Kist News Bureau Garrett Ind June 10 The funeral of the late Mrs. T. C. Rakestraw was held at her home in the city at 1 pm. The remains were taken to Union Chapel for interment. A large number of sorrowing friends and relatives attended. The deceased died in Richmond after undergoing treatment for heart disease.
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Kist
Garrett
Ind
T. C. Rakestraw
Union Chapel
Rikharty | Wane
Pearth
Runyan Heads to Little Rock for Cartoonist Role
WARSAW Ind June 19 James R Runyan son of Captain and Mrs John N Runyan of Warsaw who had been employed as a cartoonist at the South Bend Times for several months left Monday for Little Rock Ark where he was accepted for a similar position.
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Lhe Tournigs-Gatojle
Warsaw
Ind
James R. Runyan
John, N. Runyan
Bend Times
Teaver
Little Rock
Ark
Blind Boone Concert Company to perform in Garrett
The Blind Boone Concert company will appear in Garrett at the Auditorium on June 34, announced in a local bulletin. The group travels widely and is described as appealing to a broad audience, with its members noted for health and skill.
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Blind Boone Concert Company
Garrett
Hist Nown Bureau
Ind
Fort Wayne Youths Body Reaches Home From Philippines
The body of Clarence Young of Fort Wayne, a private in Company D Twenty-fifth Infantry, U S Army, who died in the Philippine Islands on June 12, 1909, arrived in Decatur Indiana en route to Fort Wayne. He was transported by the Wella Parga express and then interurban to his residence at 320 Murray Street.
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Decatur
Ind
Clarence
Young
Twenty-fifth Infantry
U. S. Army
Philippine Islands
Bunsam H. Young
Murray Strect
Fort Wayne
Eric Hy
Diversified Farming for Soil Fertility and Profit
The piece argues farmers should diversify crops to maintain soil health, improve texture, and enable longer seasons. It stresses legume cover crops, proper rotation with livestock, and balanced nutrition from diversified yields while promoting regular, skilled labor and education in agriculture. It highlights alfalfa success and the potential for specialty crops without sacrificing fertility.
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Calsbera
Bern
Usem
Walte
Thore
Sparrows' Diet and Impact on Agriculture Described
A detailed report analyzes the sparrow diet showing seeds and insects, with weed seeds prominent in autumn and winter. It notes damage to fruits and grains, displacement of native birds, nesting disruption, and urges practical measures beyond deterrence, including drastic action.
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Englien
Itonte
Grasses as Fertilizers in Agriculture Explore Clover Benefits
The piece argues clover surpasses timothy hay in soil fertilizing value, fixing nitrogen from air, and leaving richer soil after harvest. It warns against selling high value hay below its worth, notes humus vs fresh manure, and cites expert quotes on agriculture as a foundational, rational field.
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Timothy
Igworth
Lees
Iran
Good Dairy Wisdom for Better Butter and Healthful Cattle
A dairy guide from the Jersey Bulletin covers improving milking quality and herd health. It advises replacing old separators with higher butterfat efficiency, planning feed and housing, ventilating barns, cleaning dairy gear, and using proper troughs and floors. It emphasizes sanitary practices, balanced feeding, and proactive herd management to sustain a top dairy operation.
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Jersey Bulletin
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