Teachers at South Bend Choose Officers
South Bend Indiana April 6 John A Wood superintendent of Laporte schools presides over the Northern Indiana teachers convention in Indianapolis next year after being elected president. Miss R Katharine Beeson Lafayette named secretary and George W Benton Shortridge High principal chosen chairman of the executive committee to arrange the 2908 convention. The new board includes W A Wood J N Study R A Ogg W A Millis W A Wirt George W Benton B McCraken and J F Hines. The convention closed this morning.
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South Bend
Ind
John A. Wood
Laporte
Indiana
Indianapolis
R. Katharine Beeson
Lafayette
George W. Benton
Shortridge High School
W. A. Trigke
Richmond
Lawrence McTrumen
S. E. Meek
Elwood
Edward S. Monroe
Frankfort
Yester Hight
Linneans Hines
Hartford City
J. O. Batchelor
Fort Wayne
J. F. Nunez
Mishawaka
W. A. Wood
J. N. Study
R. A. Ogg
Kokomo
W. A. Millis
Crawfordsville
W. A. Wirt
Bluffton
B. McCraken
Elkhart
J. F. Hines
Noblesville
Spellbound Jury Listens To Plea
The jury hears closing arguments in a sensational case involving Evelyn Nesbit and Harry K. Thaw. Attorney Rowe denounces perjury and forged documents while Delmas recounts the Dodge-Morse divorce saga and the aim to destroy a lawful marriage.
Thaw declared sane by lunacy commission
New York April 4 Harry Thaw has been declared sane by the lunacy commission. The verdict, reportedly unanimous, hinges on a court session where inquest reporters could not present a unanimous report. If upheld, Thaw's murder trial of Stanford White will resume with a jury deciding his guilt or innocence. Jerome fights on seeking access to minutes and potential writs. Justice Fitzgerald denied access and discharge the lunacy case. 13 year old Ruth Mumma died at War Saturday from tonsillitis complications.
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New York
Harry Thaw
Lunacy Commission
Thaw
Stanford White
Jerome
Fitzgerald
Thaw Commission
Erre Tine
Jerom
Clara Porter Elected State Secretary for King's Daughters
Delegates at Wayne Street M. E. church elected Miss Clara Porter of this city as state secretary of the King's Daughters and Sons. An executive committee was chosen with Mrs. Lewis Orth and others from Indiana towns. The group adopted resolutions praising hosts, ministers, musicians, the press, and Mrs. BR. C. Whitney of Detroit, and pledged annual contributions for Circle hospital work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Street M. E
King’s Daughters and Sons
Henry Master
First Presbyterian Church
Clara Porter
Lewis Orth
Edwards
Mary McKenzie
Elwood
Frank Hall
Logansport
Monroe
Connersville
Woodruff
Ligonier
Committee On
Marner
Orl
Central Council
BR. C. Whitney
Detroit
Orth
Farrington
Terre Haute
Convention Opens for King's Daughters and Sons Meeting
Tuesday night session of the King’s Daughters and Sons opened with sixty delegates from seven cities and twenty-seven circles, nearly seven hundred members. Greetings came from circles in St. Louis New Orleans Laredo Chicago Germantown Maysville Durand Madison and Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters and Sons
Edward Averill
St. Louis
New Orleans
Laredo
Tex
Chicago
Germantown
Maysville
Durand
Mich
Madison
Terre Haute
Whitney
Frank Wall
Logansport
International Society
Wheeling
W. Va
San Francisco
Vicksburg
Miss
Migs Helen Gill
Ernest Hesser
Glara -Portér
Miss Green
Ligonier
Address by Detroit King’s Daughters and Sons member
A Detroit member of the King’s Daughters and Sons spoke to visiting delegates from four city circles. She praised public conscience and Christian brotherhood, outlined the order’s origins with Mrs. Margaret Bottome of New York, and noted the broad reach and significant impact of the organization in cities, foreign aid, and its growth from a New York base to nationwide influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatepuattens ‘Council
Order of King’s Daughters and Sons
Detroit
Christian Brotherhood
Margaret Bottome
New York
New York City
Union Emphasis Shaped by Fort Wayne Lutheran Meet
Last Thursday's session of the Missouri Lutheran synod conference at Trinity German Lutheran church discussed the relation between ministers and parochial school teachers. Rev L W Dornseff argued both hold noble calls, with mutual respect and cooperation as guiding principles. A petition asked Addison Illinois seminary to add Latin studies to its curriculum, to be decided by next year's synod delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Missouri Lutheran Synod
Trinity German Lutheran Church
Huffman Street
L. W. Dornseff
Decatur
Addison
Ill
Legal battle over right of way between Butler and Waterloo
The Butler and Waterloo dispute over a Lake Shore railway right of way in Auburn Indiana began in circuit court before Judge Bratton. The Toledo & Chicago interurban and the Toledo & Indiana interurban are contesting the same south side path with farmers claiming deeds grant their rights. Lawyers for both sides are named along with city and regional firms as the case opens to a likely extended fight.
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Auburn
Ind
Butler
Waterloo
Toledo
Chicago
Judge Zollars
Fort Wayne
Rose & Rose
F. L. Welsheimer
King & Tracy
Olds & Niezer
D. M. Link
Frank
Fort Wayne Faced Night as Incandescent Lighting Fails
A Saturday evening outage from 8 to 9 o clock left Fort Wayne and the surrounding area in total darkness as incandescent lighting failed due to a power station accident. Stores, theaters, churches and streetcars lost light, delaying performances and forcing patrons to use candles and oil lamps while the Majestic’s final act of The Prince of India faced a postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company
Majestic
Indiana issues summary of new fish and game laws
Indiana commissioner of fisheries and game, T Sweeney, issues a circular detailing changes. Open seasons for waterfowl and squirrels, quail and duck bag limits, landowner hunting rights, license requirements, live-quail restocking funds, year round hook and line fishing with pond restrictions, sale prohibitions on game fish, and private pond sales with affidavit rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
T Sweeney
Indiana
Marion County
State House
Commissioner of Fisheries and Game
Bass Lake
Fish and Game Commissioner
Fort Wayne Attorneys Defend Accused Engineer
Valparaiso Indiana April 9 Judge McMahan in Porter circuit court heard Fort Wayne defense for Frank Galnauer the Garrett B and O engineer charged in the Woodville wreck that killed sixty one. The case hinges on a four paragraph affidavit charging wilful neglect. Galnauer re arrested with five thousand dollar bonds as defense seeks more time to study the new affidavit. Attending are Conductor Samuel Moste Engineer Anthony Burke and Conductor Porter. Galnauer travels with wife and two small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Ind
Henry Colerick
Will C. Geake
Fort Wayne
Frank Galnauer
Garrett
Woodville
McMahan
Porter
Galnauer
Boone
Gainauer
Colerick
Samuel Moste
Anthony Burke
Grand Street Shooting Fueled by Race Tensions
Fred Sessler was shot on Grand Street in a clash described as a race war between whites and blacks. Police questioned Clarence Morton, a barber shop porter, who denied involvement. Sessler was moved to Wabash hospital in Peru for treatment as authorities note rising prejudice and recent encounters. The docket lists trials tied to cases from the late legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sessler
Grand Street
Clarence Morton
Aveline
Soliday
Sessler
Wabash Hospital
Peru
Report on Fort Wayne district church finances and growth
Rev. C. A. Wade reports to the Northern Indiana Conference from Logansport on a healthy district finances, 12,000 in Sunday school membership, 1,200 converts, and paying church debts. The address notes 92 churches, several church buildings, and increased pastor salaries, with reflections on the church’s role in secular uplift and global views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Wade
Fort Wayne
Northern Indiana
Logansport
Mary Hill
Hill
Bluffton
Nethercut
M. E. Nethercut
Wayne Street
M. E
Bertha Pittinger
Woman's Missionary Societies
Geneva
Wade
Court Leniency Shifts Fine For False Fire Alarm
Claud Shafer of Broadway and Washington is fined 50 dollars for sending a false alarm from Jefferson street and Fairfield avenue but the judge reduces to 25 due to family needs. Witnesses testified he was seen on Jefferson street while intoxicated, though his wife and mother claimed he was home in bed. The court warns no further leniency and stays the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Shafer
Broadway
Washington Boulevard
Jefferson Street
Fairfield Avenue
Skelton
Stork
Shafer
Arthur Swope
Arthur Lemaster
Main
van Buren
Hanna Street
Calhoun
Lewis
George Jasper
Stead Urges U S Methodist Help for Peace Law
William T. Stead addressing the New York conference of the Methodist Episcopal church urged American Methodists to aid the movement for an international peace statute to be considered at the Hague conference. He asked if American church members would commit to action to enact a law preventing war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Church of Christ
Leeds
Free Church
New York
William T. Stead
Methodist Episcopal Church
Church of Jesus Christ In
America
Wallace Hagenbeck circus to open Fort Wayne May 3
Fort Wayne prepares for a record breaking Hagenbeck Wallace show combining the Great Wallace and Carl Hagenbeck цирpuses. The event features a blue faced Mandrill, sea lions, polar bears, lions, tigers, elephants, llamas and zebra drills. An extensive advertising push precedes the exhibition with over a thousand people and seventy five agents involved.
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Indiana
Connecticut
P. T. Barnum the Great
P. T
Ben Wallace
Peru
Wallace
Carl Hagenbeck
Fort Wayne
Resignations and deaths mark Albion area notices
Rev C A Beverly resigns as pastor of United M Brethren church Albion. Rev John Barker chosen successor. Mrs Miriam Walker 82 found dead at her Albion home from organic heart disease. Ephraim Farrington dies at his Lisbon Noble county home age 72. Frank Dean 78 dies at his brother John Dean’s Bluffton home. New oil town named Bracey along C B C railroad south of Bluffton. Char les Howell's Wilmot Noble county home damaged by fire, loss about 150. Rosa Solomon 16 sentenced to Indiana women's prison for stealing 40 from Syracuse family. Mrs Dell Locke suffers non serious burns in gasoline incident at Bliss hotel. smothered flames by jumping into bed. Charles Delancey elected president Farmers Telephone Co Steuben co. George Denison named manager.
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C. A. Beverly
United M Brethrer
Albion
John Barker
Miriam Walker
Ephraim Farrington
DeKalb County
Lisbon
Noble County
Frank Dean
John Dean
Bluffton
Wells County
Bracey
Charles Howell
Wilmot
Rosa Solomon
Warsaw
Indianapolis
James Peffley
Syracuse
Dell Locke
Locke
Bliss Hotel
Charles Delancey
Farmers’ Telephone Company
Surprise village pastor welcomes new Leo church family
A large surprise party honored Rev. Charles Row and his wife at Leo Indiana on April 5. Residents from Leo and nearby areas donated money, food, poultry, grain, meat, flour, china ware, and dry goods. About one hundred gifts were presented amid piano and violin music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Ind
Charles Row
Row
Waterloo
St. John’s Reformed Church
Salem
Emanuels
Auburn
Michael Hosler
David Schlatter
Frank Disler
Frank Wikel
Roy Schuler
Bert Aker
William Thompson
Emanuel Klopfenstine
Otho Boren
Gerry Bates
Ben Schwartz
John Hesinger
John Schwartz
Charles Fishburn
William Landis
Tabe Depew
John Amrtutz
Lester Hensinger
Campbell
Elizabeth Schoerff
Emma Garman
Jane Dignan
Libbie Lochner
Mabel McCrory
and Dailey
Mary Dailey
John Carrington
Mace Manning
Herbert Schwartz
Harry Bender
Charles Pepe
Emma Schwartz
Dara Thompson
Lolo Landis
Cleveland Schlatter
Edith Garman
Francis Schlatter
Minnie Schwartz
Francis Thompson
Roxie Disler
Levi Yoder
Etta Boehm
Solomon Yoder
Esther Garman
Elmer Garman
Mahlon Garman
Paul Landis
Lester Klopfenstein
Roscoe Garman
Mary Fishburn
Edith Fishburn
Mercedes Landis
Jessie Landis
Elsie Garman
Vera Boren
Bessie Boren
Albert Schwartz
Charles Warner
Joseph Ludwig
Burlen Warner
Belle Garman
Walter Tonkel
Albert Akey
Orbit Akey
Ed Munson
Lillie Warner
Mae Michael
Notice of Lake Township railroad appropriation election
Notice to Lake Township voters of Allen County Indiana that an election will be held May 7 1907 to decide approving a nine thousand three hundred fifty dollar appropriation and donation to the Winona Interurban Railway Company for its railroad through the township and Arcola. Ballots read For the Railroad Appropriation or Against the Railroad Appropriation with a clean square in front of each choice.
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Winona Interurban Railway Company
Board of Commissioners
Allen County
Indiana
Lake Township
Arc
Lake
Geo. W. Lindemuth
County of
Allen
Fort Wayne
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