Bishop Alerding Urges Moral Training in Education at St Catherine’s
Bishop Herman J. Alerding of the Fort Wayne diocese addresses St Catherine’s Academy graduates urging moral training to accompany secular education. He cites two education systems and argues public schools cannot be truly unsectarian, advocating moral instruction as essential to citizenship and home life. He notes the nation’s diverse faiths and the need for a common ethical foundation within schooling.
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Catherine's Academy
Herman J. T Alerding
Fort Wayne
Iocese
Alerging Aia
Cherchon
Wnes
Fathers of the Republic
Creda
Bishop-Alerding
Cardinal Gibbons denies Rome dispensation for abstinence
Baltimore dated June 22 reports Cardinal Gibbons says no information has come through the apostolic delegation that the pope has granted a dispensation from abstinence for Friday June 29 the feast of Peter and Paul.
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Baltimore
Gibbons
Rome
Apostolic
Peter and Paul
Dr A J Snyder Dies in Pasadena
Dr Allen B Snyder a former Fort Wayne dentist died after a long illness in Pasadena California at his sister's home. He was about 47, born in Fort Wayne, and had left Indiana last winter seeking a climate cure. Survived by sisters Mrs Alma Esmith and Mrs Nesso, and cousin Kitty Argo. Remains may be buried in Fort Wayne or near Pasadena.
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Allen B. Snyder
St Prospect Avenue
Pasadena
Cal
Snyder
California
Tug
Fort Wayne
Consi
Eether
Port Wayne
Tord
Dire
Uisnex
Nesso
Alma Esmith
Pagadeng
Noasos
Panadena
Thera Fa Alao -Cousmn
Monroeville
Mra
Kittie Argo
Fisher
Lindenwood Cemetery
Pasadeny
Dowie Fatherhood Claim Brought Before Judge Landis
In Chicago June 22 a federal court hearing featured John Murray Dowie of Essex testifying before Judge Landis that he is the father of John Alexander Dowie. Dowie said he married young, supported Dowie's education at Edinburgh University, and later helped him secure a church in Australia. He disputed Dowie’s Crimean War claim, calling it a fabrication.
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Chigago
Iis
Landis
Federal Court
John Murray Dowie
Essex
Town
John Alexander Dowie
John Alexander Dowle
Mfe
Dowle Wis
Chicago
Edinburgh
Australia
John Alexander
Appellate Division rules gas injunctions to 80 cent rate
New York June 22 A three to two ruling by the appellate division of the supreme court holds gas consumers may seek injunctions preventing Consolidated Gas from cutting supply while paying the 80 cent per thousand rate set by the legislature. The court affirms grants in cases involving Dr. A R Grossman and Jacob Fichtian a linchroom proprietor at 484 Six Avenue, amid prior refusals in Lew and Lerentritt decisions.
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New York
Syprema Court
Consolidated Gas Company
Supreme Court Inetide
Lew Contritt
A. R. Grossman
Lerentritt
Sec
Lacombe
United States
Jacob Fichtian
Sixavenue
Fort Wayne Directory Estimates City Population at 64 663
Polk & Co announce the Fort Wayne city directory for 1906 will list 324 934 individual names and, when doubled, yields an estimated population of 64 663. The publishers cite extensive canvassing at homes and businesses as the basis for the method and stress the directory’s accuracy and territorial reach.
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Fort Wayne
HR. L., Polk & Co
Polk Company
Thistys
Alzens
Upud Falls
Kort
Wayne
R. GL. Polk & CO
Coal and Rail Road Hearings Adjou rned for Summer
Washington June 22 The interstate commerce commission practically completed the inquiry into relations of railroads with coal and oil traffic in the eastern Montana fields. Hearings will be resumed in the fall as the commission prepares its report for Congress. Several witnesses were heard today.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mtuminona
Congress
LONGWORTHS OFF TO KIEL AMBASSADOR AND MRS REID AT STATION
London June 22 Congressman Longworth left London for Kiel, Ambassador Hald Mrs Reid and aides Reid seen at the station bidding farewell. Winona Lake Indiana June 22 The lumber meeting for the Northern Indiana Editorial convention was small and no business was planned.
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London
Ondry Yuongworth
Kinweny
Ambaestdor Hald
Raid
Afibs Reid
Winona Lake
Tadiana
Wiowan
Official Notice on Rural Mail Route Signals 1908
Postmaster A. B. Hanha Receives from Washington a 1908 directive detailing rural delivery box signals. Carriers must display signals when collecting mail and boxes without signals must bear a simple device indicating mail for pickup. Carriers to lower mail in bags after collections and inform patrons of the order. Two copies of the letter enclosed for posting and filing.
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Postance Department
Rurai Delivery
Washington
P. Vv. DE Graw
Old Man Struck by Interurban Car Near New Haven
Christopher Wolff, seventy seven, a longtime New Haven resident, was killed when he stepped onto the interurban tracks and was struck by westbound Fort Wayne, Van Wert & Timpa car near his home. The pilot struck him, fracturing the skull and breaking leg bones. Acting Coroners Crult and Stoder deemed the death accidental. He is survived by his wife and son William.
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Christopher Wolff
Aavents
New Haven
Filsakul
Eric Crul
George Stoder
Wooll
Fort Wayne
van Wert & Tima
Woll
Stentk
Hia
William
Labor Federation Adjourns After Considering International Unity
Washington June 22 The expense council of the American Federation of Labor adjourned after debating questions on the unity label for international unions. President Gompers was authorized to determine union attitudes and report to the executive council for action at the next general convention.
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Washington
Counetl
Gompers
Executive Council
Massacre of Russian Jews at Bialystok sparks mob violence
Report from a committee of the lower house finds police and military circulated fake rumors against Jews, inflaming the Bialystok anti Jewish outbreak. Governor blamed for prolonging excesses while Goremykin ministry accused of enabling Black Hundred propaganda. Calls for ministry change and reform to prevent further bloodshed. Concerns also rise over Gomel with warnings of possible outbreaks and looting amid revolutionary tensions.
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RT. Petersburg
Constitutional Club
Stehepkin
Biatystok
Bialystok
Riv
St. Petersburg
Gorevykin
M. Stehepkin
Rasala
Persia
Turkey
Comat Mukhanoff
Thherat Gov
Gomel Iderdasad
Vinaver
Revolutionary League
Gomel
Rate Bill Progress in Senate as Tillman Objects Report
Washington June 22 The conference report on the railroad rate bill was not filed today as expected. It bears signatures of Hepburn Sherman Richardson and Senate conferees Elk ing, but Tillman objects to a feature. Cullum likely to sign tomorrow. if Tillman declines the report moves forward without his signature. The agreement shifts the Megaurin commodity amendment to railroads only, not to common carriers, preserving the noncarrier status of some lines. An important amendment struck out the word willfully in the rebate provision, requiring only knowledge of a rebate to prove violation.
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Washington
Bown
House
Hepburn
Sherman
Richardson
Senator Elking
Senate
Tillman
Cullum
Tilman
Dana
Weather Forecast Summary for Midwest and Ohio Regions
Forecasts show partly cloudy skies and cooler conditions in parts of the Midwest on Saturday. Sunday expected showers with variable winds across Ohio and Indiana, while Michigan and Alabama regions anticipate showers and cooler air with fresh to northwesterly winds.
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Washington
Sunda
Ohio
Portiane
Lower
Michigan
Indiana
Voting Machines Delayed in Allen County Bid Review
Allen county debates voting machine bids with design choice and delayed purchase. Commissioner Tanker opposes immediate buy citing cost and public consultation needs while Tonkel argues for a gradual approach. After protracted discussion Hockameyer joins Tonkel, indefinitely postponing the purchase and challenging Boss Bicknell's progressive plan.
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Allen County
Board of Commissioner
Tonkel
Fort Wayne Man Arrested on Paternity Charge at Petroleum
Emanuel Vought, who had a wife and family in Fort Wayne, was arrested at Petroleum today on a paternity charge filed by Della Ninde, a young woman from Nottingham township.
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Te Journal-Gazatts
Ind
Emanual Vought
Port Wayne
Metropolitan Police Law Case Headed To Supreme Court
Indianapolis June 22. The case involving Kokomo Metropolitan Police Law has been petitioned to the state supreme court from the Howard circuit court by the attorney general. The matter concerns constitutional questions related to the metropolitan police law of Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Kokomo
Supreme Court
Howard Circuit Court
Poles to Be Painted and Numbered Says Council
Council committees discussed an ordinance to require painting and numbering of telephone and street lighting poles. No report was ready for the next meeting. Home Telephone manager Mr Moellering cited cost and rot concerns, noting paint on one side aids evaporation but full coverage prevents heat expansion damage. Board of Safety awarded coal furnishing contract for 775.
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Evaning
Girth
Telephone Aid
Steetite
W. L. Moellering
Home Telephone Company
Safa
Moellering
Dearruccton
Board of Safety
Board of Public
Mufety
Npne
Uni
Ceurrart
Shively Likely Democratic Nominee for Congress in Indiana
From Elkhart and St Joseph counties comes word that Democrats will nominate B F Shively of South Bend for Congress. Shively is expected to accept unanimously and push for unity among party factions to back the candidate in the upcoming race.
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Gobren
Elkhart
St. Joseph County
B. F. Shively
South Bend
Shively
Railroad Travel Expense Bill Passes Senate
The Senate approved a bill authorizing 925 100 a seat for presidential travel expenses by a 42 to 20 vote. Debates questioned legality under railroad rate laws and whether such spending benefits officials or the public. Senator Hale urged swift House action while others warned of excessive cost and patronage concerns.
In Honor of Mrs Lawton Martinsville Reception Honors Lawton Widows
Mrs Mary Lawton widow of Gen Henry W Lawton is honored at a home gathering hosted by Dr and Mrs K Y Green in Martinsville June party decorations feature national colors. Attendees include Miss Maltie Coch rane of Pewee Valley Ky Miss Katie Maxwell and many city women greet Mrs Lawton and her daughters before departures to Kentucky tomorrow.
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Martinsville
Ind
K. Y. Green
Mary Lawton
Gan
Henry W. Lawton
Peances
Katherine Smd
Maltie Cochrane
Pewee Valley
Misa Katie Maxwell
Win Towers
Ava
Lawson
Mary Hard Ke
Misnes Lass Gribs
Katherine Barnett
Maud Parle
Gal Hamilton
Tinners' Union Elects New Officers
At the annual meeting of the Tinners' Union, the following officers were elected: President Radameyers, Vice President Vine, Recording Secretary Milner St. John, Financial Secretary Milne, Treasurer Don f Generator, and other ward representatives.
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THE
Tinners' Union
Anni
Berl
Jisen Nelik
Rademeyers
Edeard
Motherwell
Milner St. John
Finanalat
Milne
Treaaicat
Don F
Truguemirds
Ge Eo
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SS Patrick’s
A.J. Snyder
Lim
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Summmer
Longworths
Kiel
Mes. Reid
Wold Meeting
Perople
A. B. Hanha Ins
Christopher
Gitzen
Inter
American Federation OF Labor
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Gomel New
Bryan
Jacksonville
Fla
Democratic
William J. Bryan
Titman
Henrie Madings
Hockemeyer
Goss Bicknell
Telephone Company
Teddy
Col. Roosevelt
Foraker
Bacon
Cleveland
Harrisan
McKinley
Lodge
Seontors
Senitor Hale
Senmator Morgan
Senator Hale
Hale
Morgan
Gulbergen
TaFolletto
McCumber
Mallory
Mrs. Lawton
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