Local notes from Ypsilanti and surrounding area
A compilation of brief items: Brainard Rorison travels to Ypsilanti Michigan while Mrs. W T Baxter visits Cleveland. Various locals depart for Indianapolis Chicago Rome City and Indiana events. Libel suit verdicts and multiple court actions are noted along with school and club activities and a gas of other community mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainard Rorison
Ypslanti
Mich
R. C. Bell
New Orleans
E. O. Rose
Angola
O. FE. Mohler
the Gazette
Indianapolis
Rome City
J. S. Irwin
John G. Noll
Indiana
C. K of A
A. K. Hackett
T. R. Pickard
Chicago
Leafburrow and
Amy R. Seavey
Winnie Johnston
Randall & Doughman’s
Druggists’ Convention
BE. L. Siver
Siver
A Difference Flickenstein Denied Change of Venue
A city dispute over venue shows officials opposing trials for suspects while others obtain venue changes. The piece criticizes police and mayoral conduct as biased and disgraceful. It lists marriages: Schenmann Lange, Patterson Cook, Roeger Schuler, Brown Saunders, Reinking Diehl, Winkelmeyer Ehrman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flickenstein
Christian Schenmann
Louisa Lange
Jesse F. Patterson
Alba A Cook
Wm. A.C. Roeger
Gertrude B. Schuler
Charles L. Brown
Grace T. Saunders
Albert F. Reinking
Nora Diehl
Charles Winkelmeyer
Riche Ehrman
Lyle Wins Third Billiards Match In Bank Shot Contest
A crowd watched Harry Lyle defeat H H LaFavre 30 to 20 in the third bank shot billiards game at Home billiard parlors. The three night total favors Lyle 90 to 68. C K Dorr then beat Lyle 25 to 24 to win a small wager. London reports cyclist G Minturn Worden is dying after a railway accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hary Lyle
H. H. LaFavre
Lyle
LaFavre
C. K. Dorr
Dorr
London
G. Minturn Worden
Cloudburst in Wurtemberg Kills Fifty in Towns Near Black Forest
A severe cloudburst near the Black Forest in Wurtemberg caused widespread ruin in Balingen Fromern and Dirrwangen Wanfen. More than fifty people are reported dead as homes and property were swept away by flood waters in the storm last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturreart
Wurtemberg
Black Forest
Balingen
Fromern
Dirrwangen
Wanfen
Adele Sloan Wedding Presents Aggregate 100000
Lenox Massachusetts June 6 At high noon today Miss Adele Sloan granddaughter of Commodore Vanderbilt married James Abercrombs Burden Jr The presents aggregate value 100000 including a 40000 travesty of the brides trousseau Black bass for lunch tomorrow morning at Brown's Annex
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Mass
Adele Sloan
Commodore Vanderbilt
James Abercrombs Burden, Jr
Brown’s Annex
Free turtle soup at Frank Belchin's Saloon
Next Saturday night at Frank Belchin's saloon 54 East Main street a free lunch of genuine deep sea green turtle soup will be served. Hverybody is invited to drop in and share a dish with Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Belchin
East Main Street
Frank
Red Men Elect Tribal Officers In Annual Meeting
The Me-che-can-nau-qua tribe No. 106 R. M. held its annual election last evening electing Sachem John T. Leach Senior Sagamore John T. Miller Junior Sagamore G. W. Miller Prophet F. G. Olds and Trustee John H. Aiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M
John T. Leach
Sagamore
John T. Miller
G. W. Miller
F. G. Olds
John H. Aiken
Hotel Arrivals List From Various Cities
A lengthy hotel arrivals roster shows guests from New York Cleveland Akron Chicago Detroit and Indianapolis among others including C M Malott J F McDorman J W Stone and W W Waldron. The list notes multiple travelers staying at hotels across the Midwest and Northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aprice Ranpart
L Bohlman
New York
C M Malott
Cleveland
Prce
Akron
JC Glilian
Kendarville
W Soper
Westfield
Misa
Hakill
Chicago
F Ernst
S Rosenstein
Kizer
Winchester
O Rose
Angola
A Curtis
W J Raymond
J H Dallas
Hammond
F McDorman
FD Tom
Montpelier
Ind
J D Clugston
Lagrange
J E Kuding
CH Smith
J B McCormick
Geoge Syfert
Columbus CO
G H O’brien
H E Griffin
Cincinnati
George Pontines
Columbia City
N D Vansickel
E Crell
Garrett
J. Ruth
EJ Woodson
Detroit
O G Huff
South Bend
J Touson
S Tigner
Lima
W Hal
Kelsey
B Fox
W Stone
Indiana
E B Veter
Lafayette
J Fitzpatrick
St. Killas
W Elliott
I Wood
C Dauser
Duluth
L Schmidt
Indianapolis
J L Beeley
J H Waters
Toledo
Charles Hess
H J Hark
Morence
Ill
M Loomis
Rochester
Suit to Quiet Title Against Major Rail Lines Filed
W. H. Hoffman and others filed in circuit court a suit to quiet title against the New York Chicago and St. Louis railway Union Trust Company of New York Central Trust Company of New York and Charles A. McClellan. 8 R. Alden is attorney for plaintiffs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ypsilanti, Mich
Mrs. W. T. Baxter
Loran Springer
Hamilton
Mary Tenne
Anthony Warm
Colerick & France
Helen Spencer
May Wright Sewell
O. E. Mohler
The
Gazette
Knights of Pythias
Indiana Machine Works
Mary Whery
Indiana Medical Society
Ed Reed
Aveline
Warsaw
John Pauley
Winona
Edward Kline
Indiana Institute For
Spann
Hackett
Bass
Ohio
Times-Post
Wabash
General Campos Cables
Maprio
Campos
Cuba
Duke and Duchess of York
Australia
Fort Wayne
S. Bush & Co
Dr. G. Cring
Findlay
Police
Harry Lyle
A. C. Keel
W. Berry St
Worden
RED Men
Offi
Mergenthe Gim’s Bazaar
Millinery Department
N. W. Cor
Calhoun and
Main Streets
Mergentheim’s
Mergentheim’s. Bazaar
N. W
Alaska
H. J. Ash
E. Columbia St
John Christen
Calhoun St
Fort Wayne, Tnd
Sos Viar
Freese & Ranke
A. Hattersley & Sons
Feuss
Barr Street
West Main Street
East Kerry Street
John Dreibelbiss
Court Treet
Auburn
C. H. Bliss
Bliss
Chickering & Sons
Krell
Briggs
the Starr
Ludwig
James & Holmstrom
the Nilson
S. A
William Meyer & Bro
Calhoun
Calhoun Street
Aveline House
Seoese
Fort Wayne, Ind