Roosevelt Hosts Harvard Commencement Day at Memorial Hall
In Cambridge on June 29 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt was guest of honor at Harvard University events. He attended the commencement luncheon, received honorary degrees, and spoke on citizenship and education. Notable attendees included J Piermont Morgan and General Merrice Porter.
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Ireland Defends the Papacy in New York June 24
Responding to a May 16 address by the Methodist Episcopal board, Archbishop Ireland contributes to the North American Review a detailed article defending the papacy of the Vatican. He cites Methodist missionaries and Italian papers, discusses Roosevelt's audience, and argues for a cautious, principled Vatican stance toward Protestant criticism and public diplomacy.
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Promoted to Rear Admiral in Navy Circles
Admiral Southerland receives promotion in naval circles as Baer and Tuna 2 percent terms feature in Washington briefing. The announcement marks a milestone for Baer and outlines future duties for the newly promoted rear admiral.
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James Larue LaRue Injured in Valentine Buggy Accident
Mr and Mrs James L LaRue were riding near Valentine when fog and a frightened rolt caused their buggy to overturn. Mrs LaRue was thrown from the buggy, fracturing her elbow, but she was not seriously hurt.
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Kendallville and LaGrange to clash Sunday
Kendallville and LaGrange football teams prepare for a Sunday game at LaGrange field. Kendallville will kick off at 2, with prior history showing tight matchups and a strong May series. Both squads boast sharp play, and locals expect a high scoring, potentially record breaking contest.
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Penny Asks For Answer On Proposed Depot Site
The Pennsylvania Railroad told the Auburn city board it seeks an immediate decision on vacationing streets south of Baker Street and Kennedy Calhoun to build a new passenger depot. City officials promised early action but offered no schedule. Separately, a Fort Wayne man aided efforts to locate Alvin St. Claire, missing since earlier.
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Auburn Firefighters Head To Fort Wayne for Convention
By Klat News Bureau Thad June 29 Auburn firefighters will travel Thursday morning to Fort Wayne to attend the trainmen's convention. The Auburn men will become members of the association while in that city.
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Victory for railroads in interstate commission case
The Interstate Commerce Commission reviewed evidence on hay production pricing in a city hearing led by attorney James Manahan. Parties including Charles S. Gush and rail advocates argued before a federal examiner, with plans for a rehearing as four commission members favored the railroads while three favored hay shippers. The case centers on restoring Ray classification from fifth to sixth class after a lengthy federal hearing.
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St John's School Entertainment Receives Church Support
The thirteenth annual St John’s Evangelical Lutheran event last evening drew hundreds of church members. Pastor H P Dannecker led drills with three teachers F Kanner Adolph Oulke and performers including Lippa Einsiedel E Einsiedel J Crum and Rev J U W untmaan among others. The program featured many school members backed by St John’s Church choir.
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Weather forecast for Thursday and Friday
The Washington weather forecast calls for mild to warm conditions with variable winds on Thursday and Friday. Ohio and Michigan regions expect similar temperates with occasional light winds. Temperatures range around 30 degrees at night with daytime highs near 99? The report notes typical fair for Indiana and central regions with fluctuating wind speeds.
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Firemen in Tournament In Fort Wayne Today
Twenty five companies and fifteen full uniformed bands participate in the Northeastern Volunteer Firemen convention and tournament in Fort Wayne today. The day features a parade from Barr Street to Court and Berry Streets, a laying contest with cash prizes, and a band contest at the courthouse. Officials from Muncie Hartford City Montpelier and Fort Wayne attend, with fort Wayne veterans riding to honor early fire departments. A special Nickel Plate train from Continental Ohio arrives with 40 firefighters and a band for the events.
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Prohibition Means More Moonshining In States
Washington reports that Internal Revenue Commissioner Cabell ordered eight agents dispatched to Oklahoma, Tennessee, and North Carolina to assist in enforcing prohibitions against distilling. The Treasury Bureau notes a surge in moonshining as the trade expands in these regions, with authorities saying the trade has grown more widespread than ever.
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Clinton Street Crossing Access Demands Fair Treatment
Local residents demand passageways across railroad tracks during elevation work on Clinton Street. They accuse public works and city leaders of ignoring public need, noting guard presence around construction while pedestrians are barred. Citizens call for open sidewalks and safe routes, criticizing Mayor Grice and the council for inaction and urging organized action to defend their rights.
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Local Firm Plans Warsaw Street Paving Bid
The War saw Construction company, recently incorporated in Indianapolis, aims to place the paving for Warsaw. The contract will be set Thursday evening by city fathers. The firm pledges to employ local labor and deliver the best possible pavement, while several other entries are expected to submit bids. The move is seen as challenging rival plans within the city council.
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Mrs Ober Dies After City Accident
Mrs Ober widow of David Ober dies from injuries after an accident Monday night in Auburn Indiana. She was about sixty one and survived by two sons and a daughter. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Wedding Held in Adburn in Early Morning Hours
Early morning ceremony in Adburn united Miss Dems Hot of the city and Frank Daring of Fort Wayne. The couple married with simple ring ceremony. Immediate friends attended. couple to reside in Fort Wayne.
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Taft and Roosevelt to Meet at Beverly
President Taft and former President Roosevelt are slated to meet at Burgess Point in Beverly tomorrow afternoon amid tight security. Roosevelt plans to visit Boston first with Governor Hughes possibly joining. a private discussion with Taft is anticipated. Taft will tour Beverly Hospital to check on an Italian worker injured days earlier, and returns to the cottage late afternoon.
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Zeigler Family Trial Records Custody Decision
In AIMARN Indiana on June 21, Mr and Mrs Ben Zeigler agreed to settle recurring family troubles. The couple will file the case this evening, assigning custody of their two children to the father and the mother to move to her parental home in Huntington county.
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Murthy Hitelart Dies After Suffering Stroke Near Waterloo
News item reports Murthy Hitelart dying at his late home following several strokes. Funeral services set for the day after tomorrow at 4 o'clock from the Hayes residence with interment to follow at the nearby cemetery.
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Roosevelt Brother in Law for Governor Candidate
A terse July report notes Rear Admiral Cowles of Fannington, brother in law to Colonel Roosevelt, is prominently mentioned as a possible Republican gubernatorial candidate, with the item indicating party interest and local attention in Winsted.
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