Court allows police statements in See case and details of attacks
In Chicago, the court admitted the police testimony and letters from See as evidence. Witnesses described two assaults by Bridges on See and the fear surrounding the incident. See testified there was no coercion, while reporters and Captain Dauner corroborated alleged improper relations with the pupil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chmgago
Bortagt
Evelyn Arthur See
Wes
Audgre
Bonorerhis
Afroman
Allegel
Nowa Rees
Dan
Aulidved Bridges Beeewe
Stephen Bridges
Bridges
Tim
Sze
Absolute Life
Uslf
See
Afildred
Ieter
Lee
Dauner
Jeapner
Roosevelt OST de Sire for Big Ban e
Witnesses describe pressure on officials and corporate links during a sugar refining dispute. Tests reveal attacks on Bonaparte and a complex web of finance, philanthropy, and price wars. Arbuckle interests claim non collusion while recounting 1890s market maneuvers and anti trust dynamics surrounding American Sugar Refining.
Fragmentary 19th century needlework of political menace
The readable text shows a garbled plea about a refiner and a Mr Madison, with stray phrases promising “Free tds” and accusing someone of dishonesty. The fragmentary excerpt hints at political rhetoric or gossip but lacks coherent events or identifiable figures to summarize as a complete item.
Deaths and funeral notices from Fort Wayne area
Obituaries report Mary Moore aged 64 dies after a year and half illness in Vermulus then Port Wayne resident since childhood. Also Jesse Seherer and Gustave Gerlach among the deceased with services planned at Reformated church and Grace Lutheran church respectively. Surviving family includes husband, children, and siblings with funeral arrangements announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyrhian Sisters
American Uisuance Union
George
Lazy Masel
Wat
Fort Wayne
Gustave Gerlach
Emil Gerlach
Winter Street
Anness
Germany
Grace Lutheran Church
Emil
Port Wayne
Heimar Gerlach
Rev
Brandt
St John’s
Reian
Indiana banks named postal fund depositaries
Washington lists Indiana banks approved as depositaries for postal funds. Banks include Nabla County, Kendallville East Chicago First National Decatur Warsaw New Albany Attica Lawrenceburg Crown Point Whiting Crown Point and others. Also notes Mayor Grice inspecting public works crews on multiple street and sidewalk projects amid contractor progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Inia
Post Ofice Department
Wnabla County’ Bank
Kendallville
East Chicago
Chicago
First_National bank
Decatur
First’ational Bank
Linton
State Bank of
Warsaw
First National & Clinton
Farmers’ and Mechani_ les State bank
Attica
New Albanyational Bank
New Albany
Indiana Loans and Trust Company
German-American Bank
Lawrencesburg
Dearborn National Bank
Lawrenceburg
People’s National Bank
Kendallville Couple Wed in Pretty Evening Nuptials
In Kendallville Indiana on South Morton street at 8 o clock Bir and Mrs John Alabaugh hosted the wedding of their daughter Miss Gertrude to Frank Song with Rev A S Houze performing the ceremony. Relatives from out of town attended. The piece notes a crafts union meeting where Local No 46 elected one applicant to membership and announced new officers including President Mitten Mygrant Vice President Charles vii Recording Secretary Georges Bopy Financial Secretary Leonard Frhy Conductor Frank Katlitz Warden Harvey Kriders Trustees M i Curran Ed Snot Tai Kivebrae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Mnd
Bir
John Alabaugh
Rhe
Sional Vening
Mitten Mygrant
Charles “vii
Georges Bopy
Leonard Frhy
Frank Katlitz
Harvey Kriders
M.i Curran
Ed Snot
Tai Kivebrae
Dancing at the Airdome Pavilion Every Night This Summer
City news notes an event at the Airdome pavilion with nightly dancing this summer. Thomas D. Deviluiss of Fare Warne is a guest of Representative Cine in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Kramer of Fort Warne are vacationing in Washington. The Pennsylvanian shops are mentioned alongside Daunting at the Airdome pavilion nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome
City News
Thomas D. Deviluiss
Fare Warne
Cine
Washington
Mathias Kramer
Fort Warne
Mr. Kramer
Connerior
Estate of George Rhodius Settled by Compromise
Indianapolis June 28 Arrangements for a settlement of the estate of George Rhodius have been arranged and a decree approving it is expected this week The estate is valued at 40000 and it is said Rhodius will receive 6000 The remainder is to go to charitable organizations and members of the Rhodius family The appeal of Rhodius to the Supreme Court from a lower ruling involving his marriage to George Rhodius in Louisville years ago on the grounds that Rhodius was insane is said to be the main issue in the famous case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss Ae
United States
James Mi
Heck
American Sugar Refining Company
Hardwick
Bonaparte
Furmer
Sail
Wier Hr
Federal
Wouthern
New York
Boneparte
American Sugar Refining Compani Anf
Earle
Barie
Hisiere
Fennarlvanie Sugar Refining Company
Philadelphia
Hyow Adolph Segal
Stoel
Gustav Kissell
Suger Re- Gning. Company
Mostow
Indianapolis
Gere Rtedius
Shelby Event Court
Park
Ims
Supreme Court
Raucisin
George Rhodius
Louisville
Riodus
Censure for Taft Voiced in Tariff Debate
In a heated Senate debate Senator Borah and Bristow clash over Taft administration free trade for agricultural products. They argue the administration betrays Republican principles, while calls for relief from paper trusts surface, with Strater Bonth urging lawful civil action rather than quick trust settlement at customs cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Borah
Cha
Democratic Party
Bristow
Taft
House
Repubblican
Senate
New York
Finance Committee
Burch
Republican Party
Aiozi Jorad
Parte
Jersey cattle set records at Kine lock sale
Big Jersey cattle prices marked the New World's records at the Kine Lock Farm sale in Kirkeviled Mo. Wally and a cow brought 28,425 dollars, Golden Jolly sold for 13,000 to Dr Scoville of Lexington Ky, Jolly Koval Sula fetched 10,060, Lady Viole 4,483, all cited as top prices for Jerseys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Wally
Onlé
Violet
Golden Jolly
Dr. Scoville
Evlendorf Farms
Lexington
Jolly Koval Sula
Mull
Noadasty
Foubla
Aia
Board of Works Awaits Engineer Report on Street Openings
City Engineer Frank Randall may submit plans this evening for opening Harrison and Clinton Streets under the Pennsylvania and Wabash tracks. Condemnation proceedings could begin tonight if plans are ready. The Pennsylvania Company and Wabash have not yet indicated when their plans will be submitted for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Frank Randall
Harrison and
Clinton
Pennsylvania Company
Wabash Hate
Bozard
McNamara Defense Plans in Indianapolis Conference
In Indianapolis a conference of national labor leaders planned defense strategies for John J. McNamara and James W. McNamara charged with dynamiting Los Angeles oficinas. Samuel Gompers arrived with AFL leaders to discuss the McNamara case, while declining to comment on specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
John J. McNamare
James W. McNamara
Los Angeles
National Labor
Inioma
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gommers
Fesection of Labor
Frank Morison
T. F. Tracy
P. Foster
the Organizaion
Gompers
McNamara Cage
Royal League Social Entertains Members at Lodge Function
The Royal League hosts a crowded social session with entertainment by John Pontie and Ellmey Stoll. After the program, a smoker is held. Joan Miller, a resident of Toungatowa, Ohio, is later arrested after police find him in a mulberry shed near the Wabash bridge. he reports an assault and loss of clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal League
Lndge
Nudge
Amusemient Syns
John Pontie
Chitra End
Wasi
Elmmey Stoll
Miemis
Heli
Joan Miller
Toungatowa
Sallow Court
Nyoning
Win Bine
Muliy
Wabash Bridge
Miller
Natader
Corn Meal and Milk Reduce the Family Size
Los Angeles June report on dietary experiments presented to the American Philosophical Association by Dr Bela Hunt and Dr John Colliery. The study notes effects of oat meal with liver and corn meal with milk on rodent fecundity. Findings suggest diet influences fertility. further research urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cala
Bela Hunt
Washington
John
Albuquerque
N. M
Colbert
United States
Hunt
No Warning Issued Ten Weed Growers
Health department urges duty of property owners to curb weed and garbage nuisances. Officials say notices to delinquents stall and may be dropped due to limited staff. Many weeds grow on vacant lots. vigilant owners must act or face arrests. Fire and sanitation crews battle debris and stench from Mayflower mills as cleanup runs long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Grultery
Crull
Mayflower Milla
Wnnte
Urged Advertising in the Newspapers
In Indianapolis on June 23 J Joe Mante of Grand Rapids Mich urged newspaper advertising as the best way to reach the public while predicting Power Luce Utture stores and higher quality fur furniture in response to demand. The Indiana Retail Furniture Dealers association elected officers: President G B Becker Indianapolis First Vice President J M Chappell Westfield Second Vice President H J Stein Anderson Secretary Treasurer F L Osler Lafayette Executive Committee G La Follette Thnentown WB Stults Heuling ton RO Leatherman Lipton X Carey Shaldryilles Vibert Hutchinson Indianapolis George O Wyatt Rushypie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Power Luce Utture
J.joe Mante
Grand Rapids
Mich
Indians Retail Furniture Dealers' Association
G. 3. Becker
J. M Chappell
Westfield
H. J. Stein
Twenty Five Years In Prison For Innocent Man
In Indianapolis Indiana Koerner seeking a pardon after serving 25 years for his wife’s 1884 murder in Marion county. He argues he was innocent and deserves unconditional clemency. his daughters joined the appeal as he was paroled two years ago. A hired man with similar shoes was a suspect but died in jail before trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndianapolis
Kine
Efits
Orison
Venvician
Maceder
Ander Bhuerner
State Board
Koerner
Marion County
Fire at Ohio magazine depot floods power yard in Brooklyn
A late night blaze at a New York yard caused a flood of power magazines below a turret. The fire spread along insulation and electric wires, singeing nearby cotton wastes before being brought under control, with smoke and flames reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wavy Yard
Frioklyn
Cntton
Follow Me March To Be Played At Airdome
The official march of Eikdom Follow Me by Elmer Stoll will be performed at the Aintame dancing pavilion this evening. The band arrangement for the march was received yesterday and the audience is hoped to enjoy the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome
Elmer Stoll
Aintame
Pamatete
Erchanthia
McManigal interview reveals wife’s influence on grand jury
In Los Angeles June, N Manigal describes his wife’s visit to the county jail and pressures to implicate others. He recounts drafting letters to Clarence Darrow and later repudiating the first note. Prosecution moves contempt proceedings against Mrs. McManigal for refusing to answer certain questions before the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calli
Uscaths Kan
Orie MteMasiget Allzend
Sahs
McNamare Brothers
Rghit
MecMani
Clarence S. Darrow
McNamaras
Farewell Reception for Father Hottenroth at St Marys Church
A farewell reception and ice cream social were held at St Marys Church to honor Rev Gustave Hottenroth who has been appointed pastor of St Johns Goxhen. Archbishops and pastors delivered remarks, praising his service and wishing him success in his new field. A personal congregation gift of one dollar was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary‘s Church
Gustave Hattenroth
St Mary's Church
Haseen
BL John's Church
Goxhen
Mer
Inlm FH
Dewittering
Hottensuth
Gachterlig
Father Hottenroth
St. Marys Church
Fort Wayne Manufacturers Seek to Attract Factories
A batch of proposals has been presented to the Fort Wayne Commercial Club by manufacturers aiming to attract new industries. The committee, chaired by Van B. Perrine, will review ten proposals received in two months as they prepare for the March meeting. Some offers are considered frostily unworthy, while others show real intent to relocate production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilde
Conmlttes
van B. Perrine
Dinner in London Honors John Hays Hammond Envoy
The Pagrime society hosted a dinner in London for John Hays Hammond, the Special American ambassador at the coronation. Speakers included Arthur Balfour, Chauncey Depew, Augustine Birrell, and former Irish secretary, amid news that a treaty for arbitration of differences between the two nations was nearly arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jano Hays
Hammond
Arthur J. Balfour
Mr. Hammond
Augustin Bierrell
Ireland
Chauncey M. Depew
United States
Stats Knox
Ambessador Bryce
Detective Pappert Finds Stolen Diamond Ring
Detective W F Pappert located a diamond ring stolen by Ea Suhnolder at Bourbon, later sold at a local tailor shop. Schueder, who robbed a meat market, was arrested in Otto and brought to Fort Wayne by Sheriff J W Falonberg. Pappert recovered the ring within hours. it had been sold for $10 far below value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F Pappert
Fess
Mairux Nour
Greenland Moves Into Emmons Home on Fairfield Avenue
A. W. Greenland, charged in a Fort Wayne erection case, moved into the C. D. Emmons residence at 2440 Fairfield Avenue yesterday. Br. Emmons has moved his family to South Bend to oversee Munirch controlled properties there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Greenland
Fort Wayne
Waynes w Northern Indiana Traction settles wreck damages
Settlement reached in a Teingsland wreck case with damages paid to Mee T W D Burgin. Buregan is killed and Buregan injured in the crash. Fort Wayne copies out a new Almshouse work by Alexander Jahmson, a public charity publication tied to the Russell Sage Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Northern Indiane Traction Company
Teingsland
D. Burgin
Buregan
Mmetanty
Srs
Kingstand
Fort Wayne
Almshouse
Alexander Jahmson
Ite
Tes
Bodtizore
Not for Money. Strike talk on a car platform
A machinist on a rear car platform remarks about being on strike and questions others about job prospects. He cites that strikes ruin business and mentions seeking shorter hours to go home to his family, joking about potential future strikes to gain leisure time. Joe Terr is noted in the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etrikern
Ron Joen
Joe Terr
Royalty Bohemian Dinner in London At Eight Cake
London, June 28. A grand society fete hosted by Sir Philip Burne-Jones and Sir Richard Paget transformed Hulme-Jones for a Bohemian night titled Smell and Folly. Guests sat on floors and stairs, drank from a large keg, and supped on epicurean fare plated wherever space allowed, with no floral decor or formal reception. Prominent attendees included several duchesses, Lady Betty Balfour, Miss Winifred Asquith, Mrs. John Jacob Astor, and other titled guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Philip Burne-Jones
Richard
Marie Paget
Hulme-Jones
Duchess of ‘Marlborough
Duchess of Somerset
Duchess of Butland
Betty Balfour
Winlet Asquith
John Tacob Astor
Duke of Somerset
Drogheda
Lady Bicho
Sir Edward Poynter
Jack Lesle
Mist
Maxine Wilioth
Mile Genes
Local Fire and Stockholder News From Clermont Area
The report details a chimney fire at 12 Greely Street causing minor damages. naming Captain Daneell Herry Grime and others. It notes a stockholders meeting for Port Wayne Supply Co with a 4 percent stake sold to Interstate Supply Co and lists new officers. Also mentions men returning to duty from furlough and a trip to Culver for boys’ summer activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Danéell
Herry Grime
Jos Canton
Perry
A. M. Reichelderfer
Demity
Sherry Joseph Kirk
Cecil Rowland
Willliam Dickmeyer
Greely Street
Ines
Forterday
T. F. Swalm
Blomion
Roper
Wiltem Brown
Brown
Brown Chandeliers Company
Potte Ta Culver
Port Wayna OW & Supply Company
Interstate
Elering
Colldne
Id Malis
Mark Corbert
F. W. Purkett
W. A. Hobson
Treavurer
Foy Wayne
Kupaly Company
Con
Linves
Offton
Loilerean Res
Paliter
Penhesiania
Duritus
Fragmented Text on European Fortunes and Language
The readable lines discuss a confused remark about leaving a fortunette in Europe and a stray comment about a bay taking something over. The fragmentary phrases suggest a misquoted or garbled discussion of geography and language without clear facts or names.
Did the Journal-Gazette Carrier Miss You
Brief notice urging subscribers to report late journal deliveries before 5 a.m. to receive a replacement at no cost. It explains carriers are rested with papers, calls to No. 18 Home phone are necessary, and notes theft or neglect may cause missed issues. Carriers hold papers for noon daily to cover failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-Gazette
Journal
Journal- Gazette
THE
Journal-Gazette Co
Hartwig Named Adjutant and Quartermaster at State Camp
Captain Willam Ranke of the United Spanish Veterans testified at the Lafayette camp yesterday, announcing two key officer appointments: August Hartwig as department adjutant and Lieutenant John C. Seicester as quartermaster. Both reside locally. Rankems plans to fill additional staff roles within days. The U S WW V Indiana colors are displayed at the Aureda store, including a large state insignia donated by Rudolph feeds Richaionf of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam
Ranke
Tarymander
United Spanish Veterans
Lafayette
Nis Et al
August Hartwig
Department
John C. Seicester
Dopers
Rankems
U. S
Aureda
Rudolph Feeds Richaionf
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Craig Biscuit Co
Bsee
Roosevelt Ost
God
Wilture G. Gilmore
Arbuche Brothers
Brooklyn
Arbuckles
West Virginia
Ohioy
Mr. Gilmore
Gilmore Wai
Toledo
Ohio
HO. Havemeyer
Gilmora
Hardwich
William A. Jamison
Arbuckle Frethem
John Srouckle
Niappin- Jou
Trun
Jesse Seherer
Arthur
Bederer
Pletcher Avenue
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Wille
Gerlach
Wales
Emma May Shuman
Frank G. Shuman
TG Otlock
O Olock
Pennsylvania Road
Peltier
E. Shuman
East Wayne Street
Shuman
Emma Giltz
Defiance O
Jacob Giltz
Bucyres
Mclock
Warne Street
Wagerhels
Maggie Lee
County’ Infirmary
Schone & Airkenbroes
Gustave Gartock
Hoy
St. Iohn's Cemetery
Indiana
Grice
Puntic Wocks
Wimobile
Clinton Street
John Street
Spy Run Avenue
Clay
Eet
Runnion Avenue
Park Avenue
Soril’ Gallmiun Street
Board OF Works
ES Conm
Namara Defense Today
Royal Leaguers
SY Police
N’manigal
John Hays Hammond
Pappert
A. W
Greenland
C. D. Emmons
Woodworth’s
Ben Woodworth
Shoaff
Calhoun and
Berry Streets
Europe
Hartwig
Scheffer
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