Local Notes Highlight Huntington Figures and Fort Wayne Events
Leopold Levy and Charley Ewing visited Fort Wayne while Russellus Viberg returns home for a few days. The Kendallville fair draws hundreds to Fort Wayne. the Irish convention delegates arrive from Chicago. Yom Kippur observed among Hebrew and civic communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Levy
Huntington
Charley Ewing
Fort Wayne
Russellus Viberg
Cleveland
E. W. Miner
Garrett Herald
Emma Wehmeyer
Kendallville
A. E. Hoffman
Minnie
New York City
Maggie Dolan
Katie
Hannah Sullivan
Kendallville Fair
C. E. Fisher
Santa Anna
Cal
R. S. Taylor
Mackinac
A. IF
West Main
Sunnyside
A. M. BE
East Wayne Street
C. BE
G. W. Brown
Broadway
Home Avenue
Spillner
Theosophical Society
Society
Akers
Roanoke Bank
Jessie Winch
William H. Myers
Chicago
American Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Myers
Montpelier
East Main Street
Marshal Sleppy
Hanna Street
Mr. Matthews
Dr. Kappel
Lion
Bass Post
Post
Woman’s Relief Corps
L. M. Rogers
Hal Reid Play At Temple Delights Fort Wayne Crowd
The first performance of Hal Reid’s Human Hearts at the Masonic temple drew a tolerably full house with a capable cast led by Hal Reid as Tom Wogan and Bertha Belle Westbrook as Jeanette Logan. A matinee was scheduled for today and another performance tonight. Shenandoah will open Thursday, with promises of a high quality run, as Temple stagehands rehearse thrilling scenes. The Temple plans a season of standard attractions from major companies each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Reid
Masonic Temple
Tom Wogan
Bertha Belle Westbrook
Jeanette Logan
Fort Wayne
Shenandoah
Deaths and Funerals Tinkham
Dr. G C P Tinkham died at Hope hospital after typhoid fever. He was 33, survived by a wife and three children, and served as a dentist with a growing practice. The funeral is Sunday at 1 pm from 882 Fairfield avenue South Wayne, with Rev S A Northrop officiating.
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GC. P. Tinkham
Hope Hospital
Fairfield Avenue
South
Wayne
Tinkham
S. A. Northrop
Jamestown Officials Indicted for Bribery in Major Contracts
Omar N. Gardner of Jamestown New York former city engineer Daniel O Marr and Josiah Wigley were indicted by the grand jury for bribery. The charges relate to paying contracts in which the men were bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axkgon
Omar N. Gardner
Jamestown
N. Y
Daniel O’marr
Josiah Wigley
Ethelwynn Wins Fourth Race At Oyster Bay
L. L. reports the fourth Face race between the Spruce IV and Ethelwynn sailed yesterday on Long Island Sound. The Ethelwynn won by 1 minute 22 seconds, giving each boat two wins in the series.
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Oyster Bay
L. L
Long Island Gound
Venezuela Comes Under Monroe Doctrine Cloud in Venezuelan Question
Washington reports no change in the Venezuelan dispute but speculation grows over a possible Monroe Doctrine assertion. Venezuelan minister Andrade says no new developments and notes no boundary talks. discussion centers on American land concessions along the Orinoco and potential US protection if conflicts arise.
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Washington
Venezuela
State Department
Andrade
Senor Andrade
General Longstreet
Chickamauga
Campbell
Ohio
Uncle Sam
Lord Kimberley
Bayard
England
Orinoco
United States
Great Britain
Livingston
Georgia
Cattle Trade Faces New Pressures From South American Imports
Washington reports that U S cattle may face tighter access if South American cattle gain unrestricted entry. Dr Wray notes likely British measures forcing foreign cattle to land and be slaughtered at English markets, heightening competition for American cattle amid a Sydney Australia livestock voyage with high losses and costs.
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England
Washington
Dr. Wray
London
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
British Department of Agriculture
Wray
Australia
Sidney
Herreshoff to Build Two New Torpedo Boats
Secretary Herbert awards the contract to Herreshoff Manufacturing for building two torpedo boats at 144000 dollars each. The firm was the lowest bidder under the act approved by the previous Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Herreshoff
Treasury reports gold reserve after export loss
Washington reports a $1,500,000 gold export reduced the nation s gold reserve to $92,705,067 as of yesterday. Other dispatches note a Chronicle claim on British Lords reform and a prize fight acquittal in Boston. Baseball scores from major leagues and Cleveland tugboat labor actions are also reported.
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Washington
Treasury
Europe
Arsenic the Favorite in Poison Murders Across India
A chemical analyst’s report to Bombay authorities cites arsenic as common in India. Cases include a wealthy Menon family’s murder plot in Kambekar Street, a girl in Oodeypore, a nurse in Poonah, and a wife’s charm gone wrong in Kaladgi. The cook testified, a murderer hanged, and arsenic remains readily available.
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Bombay
India
Kambekar Street
Oodeypore
Poonah
Kaladgi
A Mighty Change In Eastern Europe And Other Notes
A report outlines a proposed canal between the Black Sea and Caspian Sea and a potential link between the Dead Sea and the Mediterranean, noting evaporation reduced both seas and the Dead Sea’s dramatic depth. It also recounts a curious at‑sea intoxication incident from petroleum fumes and notes on libraries favoring electric light to protect books. A German jeweler displays a pearl boat model from 1883, crafted as a miniature tug with gold sail and diamond adornments valued at $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Caspian Seas
Dead Sea
Mediterranean
Caspian
Black Sea
Dead Seas
The
Jordan
Sea of Galilee
Emil Winegartner
Turin
Italy
Winegartner
New Policeman Guards Broadway Crossing
A new policeman on a uptown Broadway crossing in New York explains his role to a passerby saying he is to keep the ladies from running over the horses. He saves a woman from stepping into the dray sequence. An Irish corporal’s comical exchange with his captain highlights culture and humor in the street scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
New York
Crathar
Pat
Costs and travel times for dry goods to the Pacific
The article compares freight by rail from New York to San Francisco at 105 per ton with Panama route at 83 per ton and a clipper around the Horn at 20 per ton. Transit times range from 22–26 days by rail, about 45 days through Panama, and roughly 85 days by clipper. It also promotes Fathers Herb Tea for various stomach and kidney ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Francisco
Panama
Horn
Washington's China Pitcher Said to Belong to Washington
Missouri Pacific employee J L Bernard of St Louis possesses a china pitcher claimed to be part of George Washington's set. The elegant piece features purple bands, white ridged handle, and allegorical white reliefs. Cracks and a broken spout indicate damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Bernard
Missouri Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
George Washington
The Gentle Cure Allegory of a Traveling Trader
An Italian traveler receives lists of items from friends before his voyage. Only one friend pays, enabling the purchases. Arrival reveals the rest of the lists were lost when gusty wind scattered papers, except the one with cash which remained secured.
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Electric Light Corporation
Albion
Mich
John F. Kiess
Hough
Columbia City
W. F. McNagny
Huntington, Columbia City & Ligonier Street Railway
C. H. Newton
Mary
Grace Waldo
Miss Waldo
City
G. L. Greenawalt
Charlotte Lowry
Louise Carnahan
Katherine Chapin
Edith Yarnelle
Edith Brenton
Grace Harding
Bertha
Northrop
Blaugh
Ind
Christian Blaugh
Simons Church
Jackson Township
Huntington County
Josiah King
Will Street
Alix
Springfield
Ills
McDowell
Ethelwynn
Longstreet
Daily Chronicle
Liberal Party
House of Lords
House of Commons
Chronicle
Boston
Dick O’brien
Lewiston
Joe Walcott
Sherman
Superior Criminal Court
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Piladelphia
Wash- Tigper
Pittsburg
Tuga
Cleveland An
China
Louis Man
Temple Theatre
Miner's New York Theatre
Coop
Hazel
Kitchell
Liniment
Miss J. Haverly
Fort Wayne Steam Laundry
West Main Street
Phillips
Telephone
Freese & Ranke
Calhoun Street
Chicago Bakery
Washington Boulevard
Geller
Romy & Bobiya
D.J. Speecer Cor
Calhoun
Wrace Marke
Wm. Meyer & Bro
South Calhoun Street
Jr. O. Caswell
Calhoun St
Hotel Rich
P. H. Kane
Briar Home
Daily Times-Post
South Side Wall Paper Store
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