Prominent Indiana Labor Official Dies After Long Career
The obituary notes the death of a longtime labor figure, Mr McCormack, who lived in Indianapolis until two years ago. He served on the State Labor Commission from its founding, earning respect for his role in resolving labor disputes. He later resigned and remained active in political and legal circles in Chicago and Missouri.
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Local social notes and club events in New York City area
A stream of social notices lists weddings engagements visits and gatherings across multiple households. Readers learn of a Harvard tied family event in New York City with a forthcoming ceremony by Rabbi Etrelson, social teas and parties at homes on West Third Street Broadways and West Berry Street, and a string of club meetings and cultural events including theater discussions at the Glampolis and various women’s organizations. The item also mentions a small charitable effort by area youths at the Allen County Orphans' home and a surprise gathering organized for Mrs Ely’s family with neighbors assisting.
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Complete large dam south of South Bend bottleneck
The Michigan Electric company drops plans for a St Joseph river dam at Berrien Springs and near Buchanan to supply power for Fort Wayne lines. When completed the dam will be a major source of power in the Midwest, spanning 1,100 acres with a 2,600 foot width at the crest and feeding utilities in St Joseph South Bend Mishawaka and Elkhart. The project costs over 1 million dollars and will replace a 1,000 horsepower plant at South Bend. Citizens are urged to attend the Ardine festival Wednesday night for amusement.
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Beveridge to Speak at Salt Lake After Campaign Stop
Benatar Albert reports Beveridge toured the gustshound route en route to Salt Lake where he planned to speak on campaign themes. He was slated to appear Saturday night but postponed due to fatigue and nervous strain. he indicated a private talk and questions session later in Pawlke.
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Try Admiral Coles beaten by brother in law
A fragmentary report describes an assault at Putley Sunday evening involving Admiral Coles. The injured woman is said to have a bruise and to have been struck in a domestic dispute with Charles Hubbard, with further unclear details and references to subsequent proceedings.
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Balloon Disaster Describes Narrow Escape From Flight
An eyewitness recounts a perilous balloon ascent that reached 3 000 feet before envelope deflation forced a rapid descent. The basket struck a roof and shattered, but both crew members survived with only cramps as crowds cheered the rescue and investigators planned the final cause analysis.
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Men of Fashion and Prudence Re Viro Best Customers
Fragmented ad copy notes a fashion house offering Malle suits and overcoats with a business address at 1265 Walnut Street and a contact Tel. 859. It mentions five years’ membership and associates linked to Regis, the proprietor, in a garbled listing of services and establishment details.
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Ossian Plans Reunion For Civil War Veterans
Ossian Indiana will host a reunion to entertain veterans of the Spanish American War and the Civil War Thirty Fourth Regiment. The venue and date are to be announced, with Ossian chosen to host the next meeting. recent gatherings selected the venue for the upcoming event.
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Reverend McNary Hosts Pleasant Poneto Church Program
The Rev McNary of the Poneto circuit of the Methodist church delivered a charming program last night. About sixty people attended, with members from the Poneto Relfishurs and Aby Line churches invited to join.
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City News Mentioned Guests At Garrett Event
A garrett city social page notes Mr Frank Tones and Mr Wes Wallace attending a gathering with local families. The report mentions a large sum of money reportedly tied to an incident and hints at an important meeting of directors to be held in the evening.
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Man shoots Detroit man as Guiteau case looms
Washington Oct 1 A man named Jones shot and killed John W McPharson of Detroit near Bates Tarn on the outskirts of the city Shortly after Guiteau’s arrest for trial Jones who had followed the prison wagon spurred his horse and fired striking McPharson as the wagon passed He rode off as the crowd scattered leaving McPharson fatally wounded Jones is held by authorities awaiting further inquiry.
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