Missionary Convention Draws Delegates to Trinity Church
Delegates fill the annual conference held at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Port Wayne and nearby churches. Mrs A Wohl ford led last night’s service with brief city speeches and a quartet performance. India missionaries spoke on two decades of mission work, singing in Hindustani, amid a program of devotion and district reports reflecting a busy itinerary of prayers and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Waybe
Vie
Trinity Methodise
iMpincopal
Methodist Episcopal
Penis City
A. Wohlford
Fort Wayne
Trinity Methodist Episcopal “Church
India
Affarman
Phea
Tha
Eieby
Lee
CERTIFICATES OF ELECTION ISSUED TO LEGISLATORS
CERTIFICATES OF ELECTION ISSUED TO LEGISLATORS. iBy Bist News Bureau. NGOUA, Nov. 12. Shen Reed canvassed the votes in Dekalb and Steuben counties for state senator and joint representative. The returns show Stephen A. Powers with a plurality. a certificate was issued to Sheriff Mentina of LaGrange. Joint certificates were issued to Hon. Lunan S. Babcock, showing he received the majority for the position. Powers is a Democrat and Babcock a Republican.
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iBy Bist
Ngoua
Reed
Dekalb County
Viliemar
Suuben County
Atice of Mint
de~ Kald
Steuben
Stephen A. Fowers
Mentina
Lagrange County
Wilemar
Sountea
Lagrange
Hon. Lunan &. Babcock
Br. Powers
Mr. Babcock
Terry
Masons Work Fellow Craft Degree Observed
In Lagmangs on November 12 the Masonic lodge held an interesting session. Candidates James A. Durand and Jevo P. Merritt of Lima and Mr Richardson of Lagrange advanced in the fellow class with work performed by local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kist News Soreau
Lagmangs
Masonic Lodge
Dagros
James A. Durand
Jebo P. Merritt
Lima
Mr. Richardson
Lagrange
Mrs Thaw And Daughter To Live Near Harry’s Prison
Mrs Thaw and her daughter arrive at Mattawann and plan to reside near the prison, with the location described as Fishkill Landing. The pair, linked to Harry Thaw’s case, intend to make their home close to the asylum, as details of their move emerge.
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Fishkill Landing
Wera
William Thaw
Harry Ko Phar
Aliee
Yar~ Mouth
Mattvawan
Nervous distress linked to diet and pills claims
An old medical advertisement explains how nervous debility stems from overwork and improper nourishment. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy, citing a testimonial from Maud White of Evansville Indiana who recovered after using the product. Pills sold through druggists or mail order, guaranteed free of opiates.
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Perhays
Williams
Mira
Maud White
Blandavenas
Evansville
Swell
Dr. Williams
Betrer
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N.Y
The Gourts in Court and Domestic Dispute Notes
The city sues Lelkaut Rack ing company over right to deny business and conduct conditions. Medel Erich sues Henry Tritch. case dismissed. Louise Rudert testifies of violent Fourth of July incident by husband Baward Rudert and custody decree. Licenses issued for George Bogert and Margaret Knuth and Willam Bellen and Verna Wish. The mention of a cigar brand appears.
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O'Tourke
Hause
Feuldes
Fairfield Avenue
Medel Erich
Henry Tritch
Willam N. Bellen
Verna Wish
Telephone firm sues traction line for damages
Decatur Indiana Citizens Telephone sues Sort Waymo and Springfield company for 8008 dollars alleging franchise rights allowed building along highways, the traction line allegedly drifted into the trolley, causing electric contact with lines and 3000 dollars in damage. The case claims 38000 dollars total losses for service disruption and line relocation.
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Telephone Company
Traction Line
Hist News Dureau
Decatur Ind. Citizens’ Telephone
Sort
Waymo and
Springfield Company
Telephone Comm- Bahr
Decatur
Adams and
Allen Soynties
Traction Company
Fort Wayne
Unes
A. P. Beattty
D. E. Saith
Telephone Conmany
Nosle County Pasture Dispute Marks Trial
In Kendallville Indiana on a November day W K Rosenberg faced assault and battery charges from Flerman Keleger over pasture rights for sheep. The case arose from Rosenberg renting a field opposite his home for grazing while Keleger claimed access and blocked Rosenberg, leading to trial in Saquico Lash's court. Prosecutor Carver and Ralph Burr spoke for the state with defense by Wred G Bardnhafer. An agreement sent the case to the Nebly circuit ng with a plea of not guilty and a small fine and costs, as witnesses finished. Indications point to a longer dispute ahead.
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Riet
Kendallville
Ind
W. K. Rosenberg
Flerman Keleger
Jin Saquico Lash
Har Ween
Rosenberg
Krieger
Rosenbe
Carver
Ralph Burr
G. Bardnnhafer
Nebly Circuit Ng
Rosenheeg
Elite Meet With Mrs Margret Roof In Lagrange Social
By Rist News Bureau Lagrange Ind Nov 12 A Mum mer 2 the pioneer ladies of Maia Grange County Kadins known as Ai Elite meet today for the quarterly luncheon and social attention of the organization with Margret Rett at her Pleasant home corner Kath Detroit and Stannen streets. The company was composed of the underlying ladies of the city and community, the friendship of whom have been thus continued and turned by many years in its enjoyable manner. A nice tepash was served and thates occasion was one greatly enjoyed by those able to be present. A few of the Romper were unable to attend on account of Anvere Williness which was deeply felt by the company.
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Rist
Lagrange
Ind
Maiagrange County
Ai Elite
Rocial
Margret Rett
Comer Kath
Detroit
Stannen
Ciy
Whem
Ejst
Albern
Charles Jenking
James
Franklin
Polta
Lorana Foltz
Bratton
Foltz
D. M. Link
Unleh Township
Clark D. Whetsel
Brrt Hixon ‘Swuber Company
Oliver Piper
Terman Groscup
Platntiff
Christian
Lewis Spangler
Jacob C. Tramiy
Dekealy
John W. Swartz
John O. Ling
Prohibition Debate Sparks Tariff Hearing in Washington
Hearings before the House committee grilled liquor and spirits interests amid a temperance wave. Experts debated whether wines from reciprocity countries should be taxed at 24 percent, while tobacco schedules and manufacturings to follow.
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Basure
Indiana Canners Form An Association In Indianapolis
A meeting of canners from various parts of Indiana at the Dennison hotel elected officers and adopted by laws for the Indiana Canners Association. Charles Meekoro was named president, Charles Lerthem vice president, and Wabashi secretary treasurer. Directors include EB Wiley Edingour e W S TM Peru and Mark Powers Gaston. The association aims to establish a general uniform grading system for canned products to standardize practices across canning establishments.
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Indianapolis
Dennison
Indians Canners' Association
Charles Meekoro
Charles Lerthem
Wabashi
Moo. Schuler
Crothersville
Wiley
Edingoure
Peru
Mark Powers
Gaston
Fined for Slot Machine at Colonial Billiards
Manager Thomas Porter pled guilty to maintaining one slot machine in his Colonial billiard room and paid 25 dollars plus costs. He was fined four dollars and costs for allowing minors to loiter on the premises. Community complaints against such pool rooms persist as a crusade likely to target these venues run by Gre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Porter
Ron
Gre
Kendallville plans civic sports group formation
A meeting at the Commercial club rooms in Kendallville Indiana on November 12 led to organizing a Young Men's Civic Improvement Association. The group aims to enhance the city’s natural resources for the benefit of youthful sports and recreation. Officers elected include Fred Jever as president B Fishes as vice president Merle Holcomb as secretary with committees led by Bolce Miller Walter Rosenberg and Hector Mekeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Ind
Commercial Club
Che Kayn
Fred Jever
B. ¥. Fishes
Immerle Holcomb
Bolce
Miller
Walter Rosenberg
Hector Mekeller
Whitley County Octogenarian Dead in Indiana
Whitley County Indiana reports the death of T. Mosher aged eighty one, a longtime resident of the township. Born in New York in 1840, he came to the county with his parents in 1840 and married Lucy A. Helms in 1847. Survived by five sons Hiraut, La Lyman, Charles Boliam, Eugene, and three daughters Mrs. Phoebe Trish, Mrs. Christian Lawn, and Mrs. Ji e Burd. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Columbia City
Ind
Noy
T. Mosher
Norlin Elm Street
Tri-Lake
Adin Ang Benona Moshe Mc. Mosher
Adair
Mosher
Whitner & Ducttenbitl
Leries
Alice B. Williams
Igaty
Mirim L. Masher
Cayuga County
New York
Lucy A. Helms
Hiraut la Lyman
Charles Boliam J
Eugene Mosher
Phoebe
Trish
Garrett
Christian Lawn
Ji E, Burd
Crone Named Philippine School Superintendent as Manila Visit
In Kendallville Indiana a report from the Mist News Bureau notes Brome now serves as a Philippine division superintendent of schools, adopting a Negrito boy named Crone. The Manila Times says Crane and O Rielly are in town on official business, with Crone claiming nothing in the Philippines matches the marinas province in prosperity. John Crone arrived with Pyr Crane, and this is his first visit to the metropolis. John, a Negrito boy adopted by the superintendent, has taken the surname Crone and travels on the N S Del Carmen line. He is small but linguistically gifted, speaking Bisaya, Visayan, and English.
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Mist
Kendallville
Inth
Brome
Meat Kengville
Elu
Philppines
Manila Times
Crone
Camuérin
P. & O'Rielly
Hocos Norte
Soen
Crane
Philippines
Marinas
John Crone
Manila
John
John Smith
Smith
Contested License Renewal for Ashley Saloon Owner
Waterloo Press reports that Doc Leddex, proprietor of an Ashley saloon, seeks county license renewal despite remonstrance led by auditor giflee remonstrance. The remonstrance, backed by about a full majority of signatures, questions legality and faces court contest. Local interest rises as similar cases appear in the circuit.
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Waterloo
Ashley
Wii
Cherr
Smithtiela
Kise Auburn
Whitley County and Joint Representative Vote Count
The official tally of the three county votes Whitley Huntington and Kosciusko for joint representative was completed Wednesday afternoon at Whitley County by Sheriff Doran Staples. Henry L Phimmner of Whitley County won the joint representative seat by a majority of 208 over Calvin Purdye of Huntington. Purdye carried Whiskey Gona by 16 plurality. Kosciusko county added a 159 margin for the winner in Huntington county.
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Riet News Pureauy
Columbia City
Ind
Whitley
Huntington
Rosciusko
Olnt
Twas
Sheri Doran Staples
Whitlex County
George Mahaney
Short Jiward Haas
Kosejyski
Henry L. Phimmner
Whitly County
Ech odes From the Dekalb Circuit Court Chronicle
Dekalb Circuit Court proceedings report multiple cases with names Wallace Rockwell Foltz Bratton and Hixon. Divorces, property mortgage payments, and debt disputes appear among the docket items with court actions and attorney references.
E S Officers Enter Tained At Kendallville
Mrs Barr hosted a Eastern Star gathering on West William Street with a guessing contest where guests dressed as books. Mrs Tinehad had the largest number guessed and Mrs Allen won for originality. Social time included music, a three course dinner, and chrysanthemums.
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Kiss News Sureans
Kendallville
Tnd
P Barr
Eastern Star
West William Street
Vic Tinehad
Lydia Allen
Barr
Noble Chapter
Rousie
Paris
Men Convention Session in Columbia City Ind
The second day of the United Brethren ministerial convention in Columbia City Indiana drew a large audience at the United Brethren church. About 100 ministers and many lay delegates attended both sessions with Bishop G M Matthews presiding. Speakers included Rev J A Groves and Rev C S Arford discussing systematic giving and Christian stewardship. The Arion quartet provided music and Prof IL EB Wunder of Purdue sent regrets for a planned talk on modern science. Bishop Nathaniel delivered a stirring address to a crowded house.
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East News Bureau
Columbia City
Ind
United Brethren
St. Joe
United Brethren Church
G M. Matthews
oPr
Cileaga
J. A. Groves
Lafayette
Arford
Mutler
A. Cochran
Ligonier
Stewart
Arion Quartet
D. Parker
Hichart
A. M. Curmmins
Angola
EB. H
Dontus
Knox
Gipson
Cromwyeil
IL EB. Wunders
Purdue University
Alice
Natthawa
Whitley County Coroner Reports Two Deaths
By Rist Hews Bureau Columbus Ind Nov 12 Coroner Jesse Briggs of Whitley County fled with the county clerk reports on two deaths Mrs Mary Maddox of Jefferson Township died September 18 at the home of her son Hezel Madd Jefferson township verdict shows death from natural causes neuralgia of the nerves The other case Anton Wryar death listed as fatty degeneration of the heart with details unclear due to the fragmentary report
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Rist Hews Bureau
Lqolumbia GY
Ind
Jesse H. Briggs
Churubusco
Mary” Maddox
Aaton Meyer
Maddex
Anton Wryar
Fatty
Rich and Poor Rally for Cooper's New Discovery
A New York World report notes a growing crowd seeking Cooper's cure for indigestion claimed to aid nervous and digestive systems. Rich and poor, including fashionables and workers, discuss the medicine's promise amid varied testimonies from Brooklyn and Manhattan residents.
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Wright Huntington
Fort Wayre
Charley
Grapewin
MR. Pipp
Wwfeesious
Autvance Sele of
Henry Miller
Chicago Daily News
Chicago
Savoy Theater
the Lyric
Indiana
Brown Bros
Goldsmith and
Hoppe
Josephine G&ssman
Vernon Carberry
Stanton
LDA Schner
Temple Motion
August von Meybohm
Ghursh
Mandorin
Lyric Theater
C.a. Meigs
Hoon
I East
Jefferson
Mitra
Indie
HR. Gesaman
Iestrad
Jones
Montpellar Roches
Cecil
Bluston
Nona Samer
Missions
Indis
Preston Polhamus
Harlan
Leader
Anxivaries
Standard Beerlers
King’s Heralds
VanArnam
Tort Wayne
Treasur
Calldren
Loren M. Edwards
the Masons Work
Crart
Post
Postum Gereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Nosle
Mrs. Margret Roof
Ashington
Aberohaive
Lie
Morgan
Califorie Hautelle
Boutelle
Air
Hontelle
Indiana Canners
Jap Rose
Jas. S. Hirk @ Co
Water St
Seis Cement
Fara Milter
Ian Tiy
Advercie Ae
Whitley County
Sanford T. Mosher
Univoco
Segrito
Alco
Kentzsch Bros
Calhoun Street
Dekalb Circuit
E. S
ST. Joe Conference
Gcordner
NEW York World
LF. Cooper
Cooper
Copper
Monile
Hays
America
Roedlen
Coopers Terk
Frank Perkinson
Butler
Brooklyn
Taredes
Phen
Phave
Budokisn
Mary
York
Indominia
Gainer
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