Local notes from Huntington and nearby towns
J B White Jr is in Chicago Mason Long went to Chicago on business George Reiter was in Huntington on business Mrs Margaret McPhail visiting Rome City M B Stults Huntington undertaker registered at Randall Mr and Mrs M L Jones left for Rome City to occupy a new cottage St Johns Reformers plan an excursion to Rome City Cliff Morganthaler to Peoria Postmaster General Wilson travels to Washington Mr John H Bass heads to St Louis Mrs M V B Spencer arrives from Indianapolis No new diphtheria cases reported Fort Wayne Masons return from Indianapolis Swiney Park to be cleaned up for Fourth of July picnics Thomas Riley old soldier jailed then pardoned Dr Arthur Dodge bought dun geldings for Boston friend of R T McDonald Woulfe vs Wright et al continued Helen Gougar passes through city Prairie fire burns near city Uniformed Odd Fellows excursion to Rome City Constable raid on houses of ill fame Williams and Foley cases postponed Bailey Brunner wedding at Berry Street M E parsonage Ni ck el Plate lists country homes for summer boarders w 2d aug 31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. White, Jr
Chicago
Mason
Long
George Reiter
Huntington
Margaret McPhail
E. L. Siver
Rome City
M. B. Stults
Randall
M. L. Jones
St. John’s Reformed Church
Cliff Morganthaler
Peoria
Wilson
Washington
John H. Bass
St. Louis
M. V. B. Spencer
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Swinney Park
Thomas Riley
Oakley
Arthur Dodge
Winklemeyer
Boston
R. T. McDonald
James Woulfe
William Wright
Telephone Company
Squire
Hillsdale College
Odd Fellows
First Regiment
Lindsay
McCrory
Tillie Innis
Fannie Joy
Tillie
Joy
E. F. Williams
William Foley
Thomas Reed
Ben McElligot
Mattie Smith
Berry Street
M. E. Parsonage
Rev
C. C. Cissel
William E. Bailey
New York City
Anna W. Brun
Mischievous tacking reported by city wheelmen
Bicyclists report tires punctured by tack strewing, a prank popular in other cities as well. Detection is hard, and preventing it seems unlikely. George Schlebecker builds a handsome covered wagon styled like an open street car, suitable for 14 to 20 people, ready July 1. Orders at 91 Madison street, 27-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schlebecker
Madison Street
Marriage Licenses and Low Rate Rail Excursion Notice
Marriage licenses listed for William E Bailey with Anna W Brunner and Frank S Hummel with Margaret Cassiday and with Mary L Young. A low rate excursion to Sandusky Ohio via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is offered on June 30. Special train leaves Auburn Junction at 6 17 a m. For details contact B and O ticket agents or L S Allen Assistant General Passenger Agent Chicago Ill 24 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Bailey
Anna W. Brunner
Frank S. Hummel
Margaret Cassiday
Frank 8. Hummel
Margaret Cassidy
Henry L. Toedtmann
Mary L. Young
Sandusky, Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sandusky
Auburn Junction
Allen
L. Pass
Chicago, Ill
Elks to lay cornerstone at Lau block in Washington Calhoun
The Elks plan a cornerstone laying tonight at the Lau block corner of Washington and Calhoun. Members will meet at the Trentman block hall and march with the city band to the site. Hon. William H. Shambaugh will deliver the address, with R C Bell absent for business in New Orleans. The event marks the Elks obtaining the lodge room in the new building, the finest lodge quarters in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lau
Washington and
Calhoun Streets
Lodge of Elks
Trentman Block
William H. Shambaugh
R. C. Bell
New Orleans
Elks
Sudden Death of Mrs Ada Rosenthal in Fort Wayne
Ada Rosenthal wife of Dr I M Rosenthal died suddenly at 2 AM at her West Berry Street home caused likely by heart paralysis. Born Ada Raut in Landau Bavaria in 1835 she had lived in Indianapolis and Fort Wayne where she married Dr Rosenthal a leading Indiana physician. She left seven children and three sisters, with funeral arrangements not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Rosenthal
I. M. Rosenthal
West Berry Street
Rosenthal
Heller
Ada Raut
Landau
Bavaria
America
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Charles R. Rosenthal
Cincinnati
Edwin A. Rosenthal
Chicago
Maurice Rosenthal
Milton Rosenthal
Ann Arbor
Joseph Lohman
Louis Frankel
Minnie Rosenthal
Henry Rothschild
G. Goldsmith
F. Hoffheimer
Memorial Services at Phoenix lodge K of P Next Sunday
The Phoenix lodge of the Knights of Pythias will hold its annual memorial services at the Aldine block hall next Sunday evening at 8 o clock. The public is invited. A program includes an introductory address by T W Blair recitations by Miss Grace Mond vocal duets by A W Line and T W Blair speeches by M Robinson instrumental duets by Ethel and Ettle Hill vocal selections by Emerson Quartet, and further recitations by Miss Grace Bond led by Rev C C Cissell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Lodge
K. of P
Aldine Block
T. W. Blair
Grace Mond
A. W. Line
M. Robinson
Ethel
Ettle Hill
Wee Emerson Quartet
C. C. Cissell
Grace Bond
New Officers Elected by Phoenix Lodge No 101 K of P
Last night at the Aldine block hall Phoenix lodge No 101 K of P held a semi annual election naming M W Kemp as chancellor commander Louis Schroeder as vice chancellor Henry Rosselot as pre late Oscar Lindlof as master of work Percy Bosworth as master at arms A W Clark as inside guard Ed White as outside guard and T W Blair as installing officer O F Lindlof becomes past chancellor A banquet followed with Caterer Hellings serving and J M Robinson as toast master with responses by visitors the new officers and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Lodge
K. of P
Aldine Block
M. W. Kemp
Louis Schroeder
Henry Rosselot
Oscar Lindlof
Percy Bosworth
A. W. Clark
Ed. White
T. W. Blair
HOTEL ARRIVALS AT THY Ranpati
A long list of guests arriving at the Thy Ranpati hotel includes J F Getty of Logansport Indiana M J Beach Toledo Ohio Keeler Cincinnati L X Jacobs Van Wert Ohio and many others from Chicago Louisville Cleveland Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Terre Haute Indianapolis South Bend and beyond. The roster records frequent travelers and their home cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J F Getty
Logansport
Ind
J Beach
Roledo
O ' Keeler
Cincinnati
Jacobs
van Wert
Shumaker
Bluffton
Geo Addy
Philadelphia
BK Herff
Chicago
I. Meyer
Louisville
H Clark
A Kerr
Kalamazoo
I Isbee
C Buckley
Kk Wise
New York
R Gibson
Detroit
E DeSilva
Toledo
C Brown
Terre Haute
F Cook
Indianapolis
G Kalb
Hughes
Hillsdale
E Elston
Cleveland
E Kratz
Angola
R Jenks
Milwaukee
C. A. Kelly
G Hoffman
Geo Beeman
Knox
CU Higbee
Geneva
S Kimberly
C Roger
G Bowen
T Dunlop
F Haughey
Westfield
Mass
T Bennett
South Bend
Heckler
AI Williamson
H Hunter
M White
J Cahill
Kendall
H Chester
W Studabaker
BB Hewitt
WI Laird
J Coleman
Muncie
DJ Brennen
Salem
W Hoduph
H Besstre
S. Somerster
Job printing available at Times-Post office
The Times-Post offers to print any job through its job-office services. Open to all requests for printing needs and ready to provide custom solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Post
Lunatic claiming German prince riches sparks city scare
A man described as a German prince, carrying bundles he said held cash, terrorized East Wayne street residents by demanding food and announcing wealth. He visited four homes, left when confronted, and claimed his home was within 20 miles. No police action reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trums-Post
Charles Arp
East
Wayne Street
Prince
William Shondell
Arp
Arsenic Poisoning Kills Dozens of Farm Poultry Nearby
City chemist tests show arsenic in corn meal used by farmer Joseph Menier eight miles west of town. Turkeys ducks and chickens died after eating the meal over several hours. No family harm suspected though motive unclear. poisoner waited until little meal remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Menier
Pennsylvania Road
Pigeon Shooting Contest At White's Fields Near Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne gun enthusiasts revived interest with a live pigeon match at White's fields near the city. Contenders include Win Bush Fahnstock Miller Durfee Larimore and Latham in a closely fought event. Earlier Lee Larimore and Harry Latham tried blue rock shooting at Lakeside park, a Times-Post reporter failing to score accurately due to limited pencils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
White’s Fields
Messrs
Win Bush
Fahnstock
Miller
Durfee
Larimore
Latham
Lee Larimore
Harry Latham
Lakeside Park
Blue Rocks
Times-Post
Annual Ten Mile Race At Fort Wayne Track
The annual ten mile race of the YMCA will be held next Saturday afternoon at the Fort Wayne Driving club mile track. Previously a road race, it moves to the track to let spectators view the entire race. Top city riders are expected, making it unusually interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Real estate bargains offered by Eversrt and Coup
Listings including 64 Scott Ave seven room dwelling $1700, 55 Wagner St seven room dwelling $1500, 8 Prospect Ave five room dwelling $1100, 342 E Washington St seven room dwelling $1650, 127 Walton Ave store building seven choice lots Scott Ave $4500, two good lots Hayden St $1500. Apply at once for real bargains at Old Nat Bank Bldg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Ave
Wagner St
Prospect Ave
E. Washington St
Walton Ave
Hayden St
Eversrt & Coup
Old Nat. Bank
Saugus track opens with slow first week races at Boston
The Saugus track in Boston opened its racing season with three slow events drawing about 2,000 spectators. Georgianna and Bard Palmer showed promise in early heats while Dan Robinson failed to win for the third time. Albert Darling led the late heats as 2:23 trot proved the day’s best, with darkness pausing the final race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Saugus
Georgianna
Bard Palmer
Woodbrine
New Hampshire
Dan Robinson
Loraine Stule
Albert Darling
Dot
Kerrick
Seylex
Cat Bite Threatens Blood Poisoning in Mrs Wright
Mrs Wright of 18 McClellan Street was bitten by a vicious cat on Sunday. Dr Van Buskirk attended and treated the arm wound, but it has since grown inflamed and swollen, raising grave fears of possible blood poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
McClellan Street
van Buskirk
Great trotting meeting at Red Oak tracks opens tomorrow
Red Oak Iowa reports a top trotting meeting starting tomorrow with almost every major trotter and pacer of note entered. The track is described as elegant and among the best in America with sensational events anticipated. Leading starts include the free-for-all trot featuring Directum Azore Fantasy Philbe Wilkes Ryland T and the free-for-all pace with Joe Patchen Directly Hal Pointer and Yolo Maid likely starting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Iowa
America
Directum
Azore
Fantasy
Philbe Wilkes
Ryland T
Joe Patchen
Hal Pointer
Yolo Maid
Tragic accidents and deaths reported in multiple towns
A Santa Fe freight line derailment near Nolan, Trinidad results in the death of brake man G. K. Burkhalter and serious injuries to engineer Montgomery and fireman Walters. Near Thatcher a boy slain during a train ride is found. Frank West’s parents are in Chicago. In Iowa, fourteen at Tilton poisonings kill Jacob Trout, others recover. five Grinnell children die of diphtheria. In Philadelphia a 14-year-old girl, Katie McCoy, hangs herself after her sister fails to buy her a shirt waist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Colo
Santa Fe
Here
Nolan
G. KE. Burkhalter
Higineer Montgomery
Firemoan Walters
Thatcher
Frank West
Chicago
Montezuma
Tilton
Jacob Trout
Grinnel
William Case
Philadelphia
Katie McCoy
Lawrence Street
Mary Baker
Katie
Peruvian customs admit Bible shipments from New York
After an eighteen month dispute customs officers in Callao Peru allow cases containing Bibles shipped by the American Bible Society of New York. Rev E W Gilman secretary of the society says the Roman Catholic party in Peru opposed the admission claiming the books were immoral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Callao
Peru
American Bible Society
E. W. Gilman
Fight Over Silver OrGold Coins Roils Kentucky Democrats
Louisville June 25 The Democratic state convention in Kentucky sees heated debate between silver and gold factions as leaders Gio Stone and Beckner vie for temporary chairmanship. Conservatives push for balanced at large committee seats while silver men demand control of resolutions and rules to shape the platform before adoption. Hardin’s stance unclear with talk of free coinage and party platform conflict intertwining with Blackburn’s positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky
Eax
Stone
Beckner
Blackburn
Carlisle
Hardin
Cleveland
Carroll
State Committee
Extra Legislative Session Likely to Last Till Apples Ripen
Springfield June 25 The Illinois special session likely ends when leaves fall and apples ripen. Altgeld will deliver a short caustic message of 2,000 to 3,000 words. He issued three veto messages killing gas, horseshoer board, and fire escape bills. many others await action while some become law without signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Illinois
Altgeld
Secretary of State
General Assembly
Casualties Reported in Japanese War Armies
Advices from Yokohama to June 7 detail Japanese casualties in the war: 623 killed in battle, 172 died of wounds, 2,981 wounded but not fatally, 2,489 died of cholera, and 2,981 from other diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Steamar
Yokohama
Watertown homicide ties pot dealer to murder by son
George L Fell a Potsdam painter was murdered by his son Ernest Young Fell returned home drunk and struck his father in a scuffle. The son seized a pair of shears and fatally struck him before fleeing to escape. Found mastodon teeth unearthed near Earlville Illinois details describe four teeth found on William Andre’s farm weighing nearly five pounds each. A burglaries at Ward Ames's residence in Dunn, June 25, led Ames to confront the intruder, who fired a shot narrowly missing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
N. Y
George L. Fell
Potsdam
Ernest
Young Fell
Earlville, Ill
William Andre
Here
Uth
Ward Ames
Ames
Milwaukee tramway workers strike for higher pay
About 100 laborers building an extension to the Milwaukee Street Railway to the state fair grounds walk out demanding higher wages. Strikers barred new workers. with the company in receivership, the U S marshal may intervene and leaders risk arrest if disturbances continue. Minister speaks on Cuba in New York urging U S recognition of Cuban rebels. In Chicago, Libby McNeill Libby president Charles P Libby dies at 74 after year long battle with Brights disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Street Railway Company
State Fair Grounds
United States
Cuba
New York
J. A. Wilson
Eighteenth Street Methodist Church
Spain
Chicago
Charles P. Libby
Libby, McNeill & Libby Company
Michigan Avenue
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Nickel Plate Road
Lake Erie
the Elks
Alma
Louis Parrot
Oak Street
Deininger
Joseph Deininger
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Knights of Pythias
East Wayne Street
White's Fields
Saugus Track
Stella
B. m
Woodbring
Palmer
Lyman Bourbon
t-Jones
George
Clark
Bitcher
Jack the Ripper
B. K
Carpenter
Maple Valley
Bird Simmons
B. G
Nutnatch
Lorine
Taseo
Paige
Grasshopper
Arison
Albero
Maud M
Nellie G
Rocktown
An- Gyews
Alban
Kerwick
Weary O
Madre Wilkes
Lakewood
Btone
Prairie State
Michigan
Granp Hapips
Mich
Whaleback Company
Virginia
Columbus
S. Bush & Co
Tres-Post
Trres-Post
Alaska
H.d. Ash
Reliable Stove House
Columbia St
Broadway
Washington Boulevard
Geller
Telephone
W. F. Geller
Love the & Wester
R. R
F. Daly
Gen’l Pass. Agt
H. C. Parker
W. H. Harvey
Chas. P. Libby
Romy & Bobilya
Bank Bla
A. C. C. Times-Post Office
W. Superior
Randall Hotel
Barr Street
Arcade
Dr. Specer
Cor Min & Calhoun
Clinton and
Superior Streets
Wayne St
Auburn
H. Bliss
White National Bank
Chickering & Sons
Krell
Briggs
Starr
Ludwig
James & Holmstrom
the Nilson
S. A. Karn
E. Columbia SP
A. Hattersley & Sons
E. Main ST
Woop Cor So, As
Seca Ann
Sein
Freese & Ranke
Calhoun ST
John Christen
Fort Wayne, Ind
Ceo. Myers
Fort Wayne, Ound
Balbriggan Underwear
William Meyer & Bro
Calhoun
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