Commencement at St Mary's School
The St Marys School commencement featured a decorated class, valedictorians Marie Lamrite Marie App Beatrice Henry, and a program of musical numbers. Rev Dr Flauchtering presented diplomas to graduates including Edward Alter Mara Baker Arthur Freistreifer Elmer Jhelel Joert Kienty Wegard Barnard Nieman and others with Marie App Sue Gai Beate Klug among the graduates.
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Werpi
Dents
Indie Auisses
Marie Lamrite
Marie App
Beatrice Henry
Flauchtering
Edward “Alter
Mara Baker
Arthur Freistreifer
Elmer Jhelel
Joert Kienty Wegard
Barnard Nieman
Prangey
Arthur Stier
Alfred, Laver
Valence
Sue Gai Beate Klug
Poth
Harvey Hinkle Murder Trial Confession Read in Court
Fragmentary transcript reveals Harvey Hinkle recounting a fatal shooting during a confrontation near a yard wire fence. He describes reducing risk, the victim Edna Rogers, and a frightened scream as a bystander fired. A related witness, Harvey Hinkle's brother, supported his account.
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Harvey Hinkle
Rogers
Edna
Hinkle
Harvey
Lives of 141 Saved From Matsushima Explosion in Tokyo
A Japanese navy disaster near Ma Kang harbor on the Vescadores Islands sinks the cruiser Matsushima at 4 am. Admiral Yoshimatsu reports 141 survivors, including several officers, while 58 officers remain missing. Sons of Baron Chida and Prince Gyama are among the victims. captains Yoshinori and Fushiromed drowned. Cause of the explosion is undetermined.
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Tokio
Matsushiina
Yoshimatsu
Os Matsushima
Makang
Vescadores Islands
Matsushima
Rexese
Hoshasdaie
Idukushina
Chida
Foreign ‘Office
Prince Gyama
Name
Yoshinori
Fushiromed
Receiver for Star Publishing Company Debtor in Insolvency Suit
The Star Publishing Company faces a suit by Daniel G. Rel of New York seeking the appointment of a receiver to manage the firm. The complaint alleges $241,703 due on promissory notes plus interest and notes the company is insolvent with mounting losses, insufficient working capital, and inability to meet bond obligations to creditors including the Western Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago.
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Dantel G. Rel
New York
Star Publicning Company
Western Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago
American Trust and Savings Bank
Star Publishing” Comepany
Reid
Forth
Star King
Indianapolirust and Savings Bank
Morteage
Western Trust
Barings
Bank As. Trostee
indianapolisiStar
Star
St. Oblighing Inpany
Mort~ Bage-Hon
Camitfiont Working Capital
cTt Iav
Teason
Rola
Parmert
Star Publishing Company
Mey
Indianapollo Star Company
Saya
Eoen
Weil
Receiver Sought for Star Newspaper Group as Court Action Proceeds
The Indianapolis Star publisher A A McCormick seeks receivership oversight at court. The debt stems from a demand note to Reid and a star group loan. McCormick notes the firm will continue operating. Principal owner Daniel G Rela of New York has a vast stake, with other stockholders including Charles J Fairbanks and George F McCulloch. Bond totals reach about 1.5 million with 700k common stock and 0.9 million preferred.
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Petitoner
A. A. McCormick
Indianapolis Star
Anderson
McCormick
Ved
Snoney
Reid
Tire Ofts
Daniel G. Rela
New York
Richmond
Ind
Star League
Charles J. Fairbanks
United States
L. Henry
Indianapolis Journal
George F.mcculloch
The
Star
Bat Millon
Chicago
Chicago Post
Republicans of Maine and Maryland Back Taft for President
In Portland Maine four delegates at large to the Chicago convention align with Taft after a state convention that declares Taft as their choice for president. Separately in Baltimore and Greensboro Roosevelt is criticized and Taft endorsed by party leaders and delegates, while individual candidate John H. Archer seeks trusteeship in Washington Township highlighting his long service and local development efforts.
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Portland
Chicago
Khas
Mualne
Willam Hy ‘Tart
Olle
United State
Baltimore
Agri
Taft
John
Archer
Trustes
Washington Township
Washington
Merl Archer
la Zendon
Jesse
Nature Fakery and Wreck Drama at Eagles Charity Bazaar
Frank Purcell reports on a local charity bazaar with admission ten cents and the dramatic skin game tone. Four injured in a Erie railroad wreck when a switch tender misread orders caused two Erie bound trains to collide with a New York air line. Conductor W. T. Hulsman and engineer William Linden among the injured, with passenger Mary Phelps and car chef Frank Bundy noted among those affected. The sensational account blends event and rumor about the road accident and social scene.
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Cleveland
New York Ayer
Erie
Quatier
W. T. Hulsman
William Linden
Mary Phelps
Bundy
St Joe Township Farmer Accidentally Shot While Hunting
Mr Edward Chausse, a farmer from St Joe Township, accidentally shot himself yesterday while carrying a crate of chickens and a shotgun. The gun misfired when it snagged on the crate wiring, the shot entering his left shoulder. He reports the wound is not likely to be dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Chausse
St Joe Township
Chausse
Sreencastle Opposes State Tuberculosis Hospital Bid
Local officials and citizens resist locating a state tuberculosis hospital in Greencastle, fearing community impact and loss of favor to Greencastle. The reform campaign cites concerns raised by university officials and prominent residents about the potential strain and misallocation of resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.bellew
Greencastle
DsPauw P University
Edwin
Campalen
Railway shop burned at Chi and Alton Tan pany plant
Fire at Bloomingto r W April 3 destroyed the machine shop and mother power general offices. The 50 year record room was ruined. Loss estimated at 900.
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Bloomingto R. W
Chi & Alton Tan Pany
Mothe Power General
Ecorie
Soap quality claims spark price debate in ad copy
A fragment promotes cheap soap and unique brands. It contrasts a large yellow soap cheaply priced against its quality, noting rosin and grease degrade cleaning. It mentions two gold labeled Easy Task soap cakes priced at five cents each as the top cleanser.
Forest Park Board Approves Main Sewer Plan
Forest Park board of public works approves a main sewer project for Vornet Park with brick preferred by residents though some favor reinforced concrete. Opposition remonstrances were filed against a sewer north of Chitton Avenue while plans include cement walks on Short Street and alley burdens south of Relert Kine. Pipe supplies faced delays but work is expected to resume once shipments arrive and the project advances.
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Board of Pubic Works
Vornet Park
Forest Park
Bangerrete Ie Remonstranes
Chitton Avenue
Short Street
Hoffman Streets
Relert Kine
Cran i Enna
Gay Street
Coc Posilirars
Mipe
Spy Ruin
Wells Peoples Champion for Allen County Legislature
Democrats urge voters to elect William Wells to represent them today. They praise his labor support and lawmaking that favors general people, roads, and ditch laws while opposing special interests. He is described as a strong advocate for constituents and a hard warrior for Allen County.
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Cor
William & Wells
Alamo
Tuller
Gona
Lawa
Lawe
Allen County
Decoration day plans in Pierceton involve Devic Farrington
Wakarusa resident Devic Farrington, a veteran of the 74th Indiana Volunteer Infantry, will deliver the Decoration Day address. A finance committee includes Will Matchett, J L Redclift, and F W Cine, while program committee features Hiram Finton, HL Harris, and Rev W F Wones.
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Kist
Pierceton
Ind
Devic Farrington
Wakarusa
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Bean
Will ¥. Matchett
J. L.redclift
F. W.W. Cine
Muldowney Trails Trailblazing Night in Springfield
Muldowney, a key figure for Springfield’s team, supposedly left the hotel after manager Hendricks thought he had everyone accounted for at Zanesville on Wednesday. He hid from the watchful eyes and returned to apologize after eating two meals, earning a light mockery from teammates and fans.
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Muldowney Falls
Grace
Hie
Muldowney
Springfeld
Jack
Zanesville
King Kelly
Pendricks
Kelly
Mule Downey
Momager Hendricks
Tor
Bantam Hen Hatches Mixed Brood of Chicks
Fireman Charles Harris of Station 7 owned a bantam hen that hatched a mixed brood of chicks from many varieties. Harris had noticed jokers at the station and had been collecting small cages at a nearby grocery. After three weeks the hen was set to hatch, but the brood proved badly mixed and disappointing to Harris.
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Mi Charles Harris
Sousa
Isaid
Mr. Harris
Harrig
Antie
Barris
Erie Seeks Release from Interstate League
An Erie bid to be released from the Interstate league is led by President Morton and Girard club officers. They argue ongoing violations and NA discussions with Secretary Farrell, asserting the Interstate schedule issues and franchise integrity.
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Erie
Morton
Girard Club
Frang Baumeister
Rossiter
Farrell
National Hassociation
Erin
Ranier Ane
Miles
Morin
FAM
White 50x Lined Up For Play
Fragmentary text describes a lineup involving White 50x for a game plan with encacements, centers, and a merger context. Reads like a sports brief with names and positions partially visible, indicating a tense lineup and a sporting setback.
Indicted girl found guilty in infant murder case
Columbus Ind Apr 20 The eigh teen year old wife of Stephen Cooper Princes Foxworthy Cooper was found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to five to fourteen years in Indianapolis women's prison. Jury verdict came in twenty five minutes after retiring at 8 40 pm. The prisoner asked to work quickly and seemed pleased though fearing a life sentence.
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Columbus
Ind
Foxworthy Cooper
Stephen Cooper
Tndianapolis
Cox
Wich
Fatal duel ends in Birmingham as two men die
In Flat Creek, Alabama, April 2, Dr J Garrizoo shot and killed electrician B Williams after a long running feud. Williams, who fired first at Garrizoo, was killed by a bystander known as The Jakler while lying on the ground.
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Birmingham
Als
Garrizoo
B. Williams
Flat Creek
Garrison Rezeny
Fist Creek
Birminghnn
Williams
Garrison
Willian
Municipal League Convention Discusses Elevation Talk
The Municipal League of Indiana holds its La Porte convention June 23 24 25 with an afternoon track elevation address by Mayor B A Bookwalter of Indianapolis. Mayor William J Hosey of this city will discuss the topic. The program includes talks by Democratic and Republican candidates for governor.
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Municipal League of Indiana
Laporte
A. Bookiwalter
Indianapolis
William J. Hosey
Prospects Bright for Canal Expansion in Cincinnati Fight
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce delegates pressed for a Fort Wayne Toledo and Chicago Canal survey and promotion at the current Congress session. K H R Probasco led the drive with briefs and surveys by Engineer Copley, praising prospects as Ohio congressmen and senators attended and discussed canal value to Cincinnati and surrounding areas.
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Charles
Bush
Commercial Club
Cimy
Railroads and Canary Committee
Anngreee
Fort Wayne, Toledo & Chicago Canal
Congress
Cinnipnati Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Btr Prabasco
Cincinnati
Engineer Cooles
Railread and
Capala
Ohio
Hemenway
Beveridge
K. H. R. Probasco
Chamber of Commer
Copley
Bir
Pronases
Fort Warna
Fort Wayne Commercial Club urged special meeting on railroads and canals plan
The Fort Wayne Commercial Club committee led by Frank B. Taylor Perry A. Randall and Charles B Bash heard a presentation on a railroad and canal proposition. They planned a special meeting to discuss the matter and expected a favorable report and survey appropriation at the upcoming session.
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Taylor
Randall
Commercial Club
Fort Wayne Commercial’ Club
Fort Wayne Commercial’ club was _com=posed of the Messrs
Frank B. Taylor
Perry A. Randall
Charles &. Bash
BLOW UP HOME OF MINE FOREMAN NEAR ANACONDA
An explosion at the Washoe Smelting company near Anaconda destroys a foreman's home at midnight. His wife and baby escape. Wicklit wounded but not seriously. Near Butte and Anaconda crowds gather as industries face unrest, with foremen and shift bosses warned or attacked and no arrests reported.
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Butts
Mont
Wacklitt
Toreman
Washoe Smelting Company
Anaconda
Tyes
Paby
Wicklit
Butte
Conference backs Hughes candidacy for New York governor
At a New York meeting of leading Republicans on April 3 a report urged forming a committee to promote Governor Hughes candidacy. The session also debated how the existing deadlock with the Legislature could affect Hughes and any future party nominee. Want ads in the Journal-Gazette run 14 cents per word.
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New York
Ster
Hughes
Journal- Gazette
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