Fragmented War News and Policy Notes Across Nations
The article blends uneasily scanned reports on horse care and abuse, political scrutiny of officials, and the Russian assembly’s powers. It references Governor Higgins, the Equitable Life Assurance Society, and a Belgian or British concern with India’s defense. The piece also touches on U S and European political shifts, and Lord Kitchener’s views on a potential Russia-India struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kitchener
Jinchief
India
Russia
le Fiere
Iuilier
Allie
Lannton
Jig Wiek
Cursons
Jkitchenss
Fragmented query about British government powers and police amending acts
The reader question appears garbled but mentions British government extending powers and a possible legal or parliamentary context. No clear individuals, dates, or places are identified to form a proper summary card.
Gas Meetings Proposed by JournalGiving Public a Voice on Gas Issue
A suggestion from the Journal-Gazette urges open air or courthouse meetings to discuss the gas agitation. The plan envisions weekly sessions in the courthouse on Saturdays and outlying districts, with speakers and shutters for each meeting. Advocate Edward Miller notes gospel and union meeting precedents and cites past open air campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wdhtor Journal-Gazette
Apeu
Gaas
Allen
Cleveland
Johson
Iegest Union
South Bend
San Francisco
Dennis Kearney
Ctmans
Edward Miller
Police News Report On a Difficult Night Incident
Sergeant Pappert is off duty amid a chief vacation as patrol officers Brenna and Junk respond to a call of trouble on South Lafayette Street near the brick station. Officers Rohrer and Slum arrest suspects after a clash outside the Altair building. managers in the projects dispute with roughs, and threats are made toward the managers and patrons. Officers arrive as trouble subsides and urge all to leave the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwrgeant
W. P.s Pappert
Miirolman Brenna
Nigel
Hamés James
Smith
Rohrer
Soutl Lafayette Street
Altair
Modern Woodmen Parade At Malwaukee Session
Today's head camp session of the Moret Woodmen of Amelia honors John W. White of Rock Falls INL former attorney general. After services, more than 10 000 Woodmen march in the great parade through the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malwaukee
Jung
Amelia
John W. White
Rock Falls
State Manager Pathfinders Resigns
Thy Juice 22- Samiel Carey of Marion resigns as state manager of the Pathfinders, effective July 1, after two years in office overseeing a lodge of about 2000 members and judging events in Fort Wayne Muncie and other towns. a new lodge to be organized this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samiel Carey
Marion
The
Pathfinders
Me. Carey
Jndges
Fort Warne
Muncie
Anersas
Newcastle
Wabash Fears Goal Famine Across Decatur Yards
Wabash railroad stores many carloads of seas in the Fas yards at Decatur amid fears of possible mine closures due to new Illinois law. One worker reportedly earned forty dollars weekly on Wabash sidetracks in Decatur as the situation unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur IL
Wabash
Fas
Decatur Yards
Une Hlinnis
Decatur
Two Sisters Wed and Graduate in Double Ceremony
In Angola Indiana on June 22 two of the three Caradon High School graduates were sisters. A double wedding was arranged the day before commencements. The sisters were graduated as married women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angola
Ind
Une
Caradon High School
Second Night of Fair Adds Features and Music Enjoyed
The second night of the fair drew a lively crowd with new features and a strengthened program. Contests drew spirited participation as Misses from local parishes joined in, a large basket of eggs and various art displays entertained attendees, and the Knights of Columbuts fair drew steady interest. Contests include a diamond rim prize with multiple contestants, and a baby carriage will be awarded to the most popular baby. Reineke’s Orchestra performed arias from Prince of Pilsen and King Dodd, with soloists and glee club selections earning applause. Tonight features more music by the orchestra and solos by Miss Helen Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbuts Fair
Agate
Amsiead
Dumga Dutuer
Albert Alter
Charles Steir
J. Aloroney
Barge
Snowhall
Pielius
Mias Jiugenta
Dorlerowell
St. Jatrhless
Mise Ada Mdore
Cathedrus Mies Cucelamtr
Sh. Peter's
Mra
George Dtabus
Aliesca Macle Mauseler
Precis
Mur
Tofelanie Trestay Eventos
Aiost
Charles Neidersmeyer
Joseph Kuekner
Ko Woycrechowski
Timer Strehig
Dlose Lauer
Florence Schellhammer
Clarence Olen
Hilda Klink
Dodd
Renee
Alice
Ryan
Livingeidh
IG Ot
Glee Club
Tonight
Helen Gill
Turners Hold Gala Parade And Gymnastic Fest
In Indianapolis on a June morning the North American Gymnastic Union festival opened with a grand parade featuring costumed figures and bands. Events at the fair grounds showcased individual drill and apparatus exercises while a mass concert at Germania Park concluded the day with a diploma presentation to German Normal School graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Fair Grounds
North American Gymnastic Union
Germania Park
Lund
German House
Nisty
U. Normal School of Gymnastics
Closing Exhibits and Concert at State School Chapel
At the state school a year end exhibition of student work will be held in the chapel with a public exhibit and a concert by the state band tonight. An open-air alp concert is planned, featuring teachers and staff in a program with multiple local names. The event calendar lists May activities and a series of appointments and resignations across Bloomington, Brookville, Albion, Columbiana, and surrounding towns.
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Kale Worte
Ati
Berenala
Vaatae Laurendan
Btoveny Giayor Eeentendene
Carroll
Spencer Jura
Biynehy
Markvelyeeb
Pace
Bloomington
Martha iKimbie
Brookville
Grave ‘Thompson
Ale
Ind
Marie Wintermate
Charlotte Voris
Columb
Rosalie 'Sobeble
Igleda
Peterson
Albion
Anderson
Ann'St Taul
Minn
Mor “Mk
Alice Summerpill
Kol
Vernou
Ty Wails
Mist ‘Hays
Aliss Catherine
Blick
Joelley
President Roosevelt Reaches Washington after New England Trip
President Roosevelt and party reached Washington by the Pennsylvania Railroad at 2:05 a.m. on the return from their New England trip. The president’s carriage awaited and he proceeded directly to the White House, not yet retired for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Washington Vl
Delack
Pennsylvania Railroad
New England
Heip
White House
City Briefs: Theater Tragedy and Fire Reported
Mr WHF Peters and Mrs Charles Conlon with daughter return from Wir pleasantries as heat rises with temperatures above 77 degrees. The Majestic theater hosts Rotten and Juliet as Marshall witnesses from Columbia City. A waste paper barrel fire at Futkl store rear on Farr Street is put out by officers, no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whf. Peters
Charles Conlon
William
Mckay
Naples
Aid Airs
Charles Haas
Wiebash
Majestic Theater
Thomas Ht. Marrshall
Columbia City
William Doehrinian
Heard of Public Works
Addins County
Gerber
Futkl
Robert Hus Son
James Gakill
Funeral for Simon Sheerin to be held in Indianapolis
Former Democratic National Committee secretary Simon P Sheerin died suddenly in Chicago. Funeral services will be at Ss Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Indianapolis with Rev Joseph Chart rand delivering the address. Local offices will close tomorrow until 1 p m to observe the memory of the president. Messages of condolence have been received, including one from former President Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolig
Simon P.sheerin
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Church of Ss. Peter and Paul
Joseph Chartrand
Indianapolis Telephone’ Company
A.r
Cleveland
Twelfth District Liquor Men Form Temporary Organization
Special to the Journal-Gannetts reports a Twelfth district liquor dealers meeting in Columbia City Indiana aimed at forming a district organization. Philip Heise of Indianapolis called the session two officers were elected temporary secretary William Diebolt of Arcola and Mildo Hassesian of Indianapolis. A committee for permanent nominations bylaws and station was appointed including Frank Jobis Walter Wagner Jacot Gacher George Andrews and Rover Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-Ganetts
Columbia City
Ind
Jung
Philip Heise
Indianapolis
Orminged
Mildo J
Hasselian
Frank Jobis
Sounty
Walter Wagner
Jacot Gacber
Whitley Coun
George Andrews
Lagrange Cout
Bourbon physician arrested at South Bend
Dr. Charles L. Morehouse of Bourbon was arrested in South Bend on grand larceny charges by Martha Meilanald. She alleges he gambled away $259 and then stole $86 from her. He had a preliminary hearing before City Judge Felmah and was held to the circuit court in bond of $2,090, failing to post it and remaining in jail. He reportedly taught at a Chicago medical college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-Gazette
South Bend
Ind
Charles
Morehouse
Bourbon
Martha Meilanald
Alleres
Frank
Felmah
Defail
Bond
Morebotse
Chicago
Imedical College
Eel River Baptist Church to Hold Dedication Service
A large gathering is expected as the remodeled Eel River Baptist Church prepares for dedication this Sunday. Prominent ministers will preach. Rev C. Lindstrom and Alice Goiseking lead announcements and benediction. church officers include Walford Lindstrom pastor and trustees Levi Fear and Charles Wilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Goiseking
Bastar
Walford
Lindstrom
Levi Fear
Charles Wilder
William Ainer
Otto Cotton
Berors & Krider
Larcinn Hymes
Winecup & Sda
Shirt prices and collar sizes for Reuben S. Patterson
A note lists shirt options with color definitions and collar sizes. Mercerized shirts priced at 30 40 for 1.50 dollars and Silk shirts at 2.00 dollars are mentioned for Reuben S. Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben S. Patterson
Court News: Local Trials Highlight Oddities and Sentences
The trial before Judge Heaton features George Krintiniker and Prank C Hilker with Albert Morray Wadesujlly referenced. A real estate thread and Rosenbloom names appear amid reports of two to four year prison sentences and estate ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Krintiniker
C. Hilker
Dudee Heaton
Aviurr
Albert Morray Wadesujlly
Stealer
Rosenbloom
Journalazette- Reat
Jillige Festate
C. Rourkes
Concordian Theological: TUE Proceedings at Synod Debate
The Concordian Theological College at St Louis and the Missouri Synod held sessions amid debate over new presidency and separation from the Michigan district. Discussions touched on building funds and home missions while many attendees urged concrete steps and further meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetrout
Mich
Wilday
Anergysio
Miskouri
Nhto
Michigan
Viat
Concordia
Theological College
St. Louis
Henry Succey
Chicago
Leary Nieman
Gleveland
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Fort Wayne
Wayne Journal
Paitiet Corinne
Winstey Bowen
Tose
Indianapolis Star
Daustien
Dignapolis
Higgins
Equitable Life Assurance Ciety
York County
Hort
St. Petersburg
Neves Vremya
Council of the Émpire
Fion
Congress
Munlingtua Ners-benocent
Fort Wayne Journaltjosette
Oltely
Opey
Journal- Caigette
Saa
Ila Wits
Oman
Werd
Derghon
Port
Perle
Deckart
Borghott
Alissa
Shavik Grice
Allan Cowaly
Tia
Eldeen
Alou
Polige News
Library Hall
Turners
Wild May
St. Mold
Eburgh
Larne
Ido
Newark
N. Ju
Trageiac
Mark
President Roosevelt
Hoke
Gity News
Yererin
MR. Shleria
Aurode Dry Goods Com’y
Eel River
Baptist Church
Fred Jindstram
Ake
Rondlamel
Ordi Hundred
Court News
Concordian
Swith the Foot
Red Cross
For
Crow
Rome
Pclmer & Car
Paags & Reed
Calhoun
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