MachinistsSplit Over Gompers Censure Resolution
Anger grips Friendship Lodge No. 3 as a narrowly passed resolution censuring Samuel Gompers prompts claims the move was rushed for political effect. Officers say a full attendance would have produced a different result, with about 90 percent backing Gompers and a minority opposing the measure.
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Friendship Lade No. 3 International Association Af Machinists
Gompers
Iain
Leber
Iti
Mzitier
Sototlan
Union Marsts
Thauntay
Pusel
Tinetein
Mr. Gompers
Actosade
Federation of Labor
Norfolk
Mada Hk & Quint
Iurge
Canton
Gonpers
Referanduin
Auburn residents seek to set aside land deal verdict
A disputed land swap in Auburn involving Frances Roopengarder and a Noble county resident ended at dusk with a jury verdict for the plaintiffs. The exchange traded Auburn properties for an eighty acre farm near Wal Lake in Mobis County. Damages of 50 plus court costs and attorney fees awarded. four Kiggers were among jurors. The verdict directs restoration of Aubur n properties to the original owners and flags the case for entry.
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Fist News
Auburn
Ind
Frances Jug Marie
Roopengarder
Noble County
Auturn
Wal Lake
Mobis County
Mackland
Elam. Hollman and Moody
Bintity
Baxter and
Brown Force
Steuben County Lad Captivates Dekalb Bride
A Steuben County man and a Dekalb County bride wed in Aubur, Indiana, after a local justice arranged a presentable ceremony. The bride, 28, is Hattie Nichols, daughter of Kat Nichols, a farmer north of Butler, while the groom is Perry Teagher, 73, son of Christopher Deaber, a farmer in Otsego township. The couple plan farm life together, despite a prior marriage ending in divorce in 1904.
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Ind
Justice Green
Notmty
Ute Salle
Steu~ Ber
Die Justian
Narties
Butler
Perry Teagher
Teventy
Christopher Deaber
Otsego Township
Steubenounty
Denies Oath Start for Wornets Nest Declared
In Rist News Bureau Bina Green of Indiana reports that Charles Meek of Etna Township denied an oath made by William Alt of fare county shelf and the oathists attempt to owlatn.
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Rist
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Charles Meek
Etna Township
William Altatin
Owlatn
Recipe for daily propirations and tonics described
A garbled recipe claims a daily preparation costing about two cents can be made at home using small bottles and various ingredients including Tune Wathy Cologne Spirits and Eppolone kin randy. The text loosely outlines quantities and steps, noting a three to nine month usage period and warnings about cost, safety, and potential harm.
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Lowe
Thenunifselired
Osha
Tune Wathy
Ceynney Vane
Former Sheriff Sued for Return of Fees in Kosciusko Case
In Kosciusko County court at Warsaw an action was filed by Republicans seeking the return of 1400 dollars allegedly obtained by former Sheriff Mahie from closing bailiffs and attending the circuit court the commissioner's court and from summoning special deputies and grand juries The suit names the former county officers and indicates more actions against other county officials may follow.
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Kist News
Warsaw
Fact
Koscius
Sheri Wo
Mahie
Foremost Orators of County Coming to Bluffton
In Bluffton Indiana October 32 the county committees plan two days of speeches by three top orators. On Tuesday Senator Beveridge will speak on his special train. Wednesday Jane Kern, Democratic VP candidate, arrives with his party on a special train. That night Governor Hanly will deliver a talk.
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Dy Elst
Bluffton
Ind
Italianas
Beverides
Jaine W. Kern
Hanly
CHURUBUSCO'S LAST SALOON TO SHUT AFTER NOVEMBER 7
CHURUBUSCO Indiana faces the closure of its final saloon after November 7 under a blanket remonstrance ordered by the board of commissioners. The move leaves the town without a saloon for the next thirty months at least. several establishments have already closed.
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Kist
Churubusco
Ind
Thory
Board of Commissioners
Derryman J Canefield's cash theft ends in empty chest
Kendallville Indiana Oct report says a tool chest was stolen from J Canefield's residence. Thieves hid, broke the chest in the woods, but only a small amount of money remained missing. Investigators say the guilty party has not been identified.
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Mist News
Kendallville
Ind
Derryman
J. Canefield
Diamond Street
Canfield
Hue Leen Funnd
Vandals disturb religious meetings near Dunkard church
Vandals rapped on doors broke window glass and shouted at worshippers in a Dunkard church on Smith Street causing disruption. Police were drawn into the affair after several strikes over past fights. A month earlier an unknown person reportedly broke in and stole 86 trem 2 collection box.
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Smith Street
Re v. Tery Aba to Return to India for Mission Work
The Rev Tery Aba and colleagues with roots in this region plan to depart for India, sailing from New York in November after seven years abroad. They have buried four children in their mission lands and intend to resume their religious duties in India. Separately, James S Adams vs Charles C Hess reached the Justice of the Peace court over a disputed onion field lease and division, with twenty five witnesses and a small land value of six dollars in contention. a ruling was expected today.
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Ind
Kev
Adam Ehey
Sionarias
North Mane Simmer
Fadia
New York
al Saily
Initia
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Aid
James S& Adama
Charles C. Flose
Atttorney
First Voters Club Parade At Fort Wayne
About forty Kendalville residents attended the First Voters Club parade in Fort Wayne. The event featured a Republican speaker and a public audience, with coverage noting the turnout and the political display in the city.
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Voters’ Club
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Kendallvolt
Ind
Eich Ander
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T & CL
Gantop Port Wayne
Wayne
Cattle Killed in Railroad Crossing Incident Reported
A garbled Kendallville dispatch notes a railroad crossing collision involving cattle and a car. The brief mentions a Danville area likely derailment and a motorist surprised by the accident, with limited readable details on injuries or exact location.
Butler Lady Given Divorce Custody and Alimony
Mrs Vesta Ames of Butler is granted a legal separation from Charles Ames and awarded custody of Thelma three and Margaret five months, plus $200 in alimony. Also covered are Indiana cases: Charles Wiel pleads from not guilty to guilty to an assault with intent to kill, fined $10. A deaf Waterloo teen case elicits sympathy as the youth’s home abuse and neglect are detailed and the judge suspends sentence for good behavior.
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Auburn
Ind
Vesta Ames
Butler
Charles Ames
Thelma
Margaret
Indiana
Charles Wiel
Charles Smith
Dekalb
Ralph Samerhth
Waterloo
Ife
Tide Bratton
Unclear OCR fragment on local arrest and confinement
A fragmented police note notes a suspect held in jail following an arrest. It references ongoing verification by local authorities and hints at concerns about adequacy of punishment. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
Yerkes Mansion Sells Mortgage Foreclosure Threat
New York Oct 2 The Yerkes mansion at Bith Avenue and Sixty-Sixth Street may be sold for foreclosure. The surviving widow Mary A Verkss faces a total indebtedness of 242226 held by the Original Life Insurance Company, with a mortgage on the property unpaid. Yerkes’ will provides that after his wife’s death the mansion be taken by a commission including the mayor and four appointees of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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New York
Yerkes
Bith Avenue
Contants
Kern and Hig Party in Decatur Next Tuesday
Decatur October 22 The Kern party schedules a visit to Decatur on Tuesday, not Wednesday as once planned. Speakers include J W Kern Henry J Claytor and Charles D Carter along with other leading figures from Oklahoma Iowa West Virginia and Alabama.
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Rist
Decatu
Kern Party
Conmites
J. W. Kern
Henry J2. Claytor
Alabama
Denver Conven
Hryans
Charles D. Carter
Dia
Oklahoma
James Th. Wee~ Cer
Iowa Statesman
Congensaman H. JD. Flood
West Virginia
On. B. Smith
Iyaha! Clana Brewery
Ant Vredt Svick
Garrett
Peat 7Y
WIL Arriva
Tort
Ten youths mock Tippecanoe club in drum parade
Ten young men, sons of their fathers, mocked the Tippecanoe club in a Journal-Gazette office scene last night. They carried lard cans as drums and, despite crude appearances, proclaimed themselves loyal American democrats. Names mentioned include Walter Kruse, Lewis Holman, Alfred Waldo, Charles Holnin, George Meingren, Herbert Scherer, Carl Bally, William Ross, and Reherer.
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Journal-Gazette
Tippecanoe Club
Walter Kruse
Lewis Holman
Alvred Waldo
Charles Holnin
George Meingren
Herbert Scherer
Carl Bally
William Ross
Meh
Reherer
Auburn Wreck Locked Up and Fined for Drunkenness
Liorehall Brown of Auburn arrested James Chapman in a morning incident during a daily routine. Chapman, with a years long record, faced a drunkenness charge and alleged theft from saloons. Reports note Chapman had pursued priesthood study but failed to complete.
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Auburn
Ind
Liorehall Brown
James Chapman
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