Wedding Bells for Scroggy and David in Fort Wayne Home
Miss Marie Scroggy daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Scroggy wed Mr Howard Jamison David at noon Monday in a Fort Wayne parlor ceremony officiated by Rev C Claude Travis. Guests noted pink azaleas and roses, Liszt played, and a honeymoon to Washington Philadelphia and New York followed with a home in Syracuse after May first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Scroggy
J. E. Scroggy
Howard Jamison David
Ride
C. Claude Travis
Emma Alringer
Liszt
Killarney
S.C. Caldwell
Charlee S. Anderson
George Scroggy
Della Pence
Frankfort
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
N. Y
Frank A. David
Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
Phi Delta Theta
David
Fort Wayne
University Hill
Syracuse
Mary Edna Null
L. S. Null
New Haven
Homer W. Powell
Goshen
Calvary United Brethren Church
G. F. Byrer
Null
Smith
Hanberry
Powell
Lyric Theater
Powell Hotel
New Jiaven
Rev. Byrer
Butler Devotes Speech to Republican Principles and Reform
Dr. Butler defends the Republican form of government and opposes calls for direct democracy by critics. He lists top progress aims including worker compensation, monetary reform, tariff revision, anti-trust updates, and efficient courts, and warns against abandoning the rule of law for expedient politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Democratic Party
Socialist Party
March of Progress
Governor Declares Peggy Coover Now Bill in Surprise Proclamation
In Indianapolis on April 9 Harriet Croxton Coover aged five, daughter of state veterinarian W. E. Coover, asked Governor to change her name to Bill. The governor issued a proclamation declaring the child officially Bill Coover as an Easter present and allowed her to play with neighbor boys without constraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Peggy Coover
Indianapolis
Harriet Croxton Coover
Peggy
J Bill
W. E. Coover
Bill
Yom
Hank
Governor's Office
Bill’ Coover
Marriage Licenses Listed For Various Couples
A list of marriage licenses shows couples including Jesse Ake and Roma Mullen, Herman Martin and Ethel Foreman, Clark David and Lodemi Richard, George Heckber and Mildred Brown, Stephen Spice and Nettie Belsham, Perry Tracey and Maude McGirk, Rosas Davy and Grace Clayton, Jacob Christman and Lena Christman, Thomas Crawford and Catherine Keagy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse FE. Ake
Carpenter
Roma V. Mullen
Herman L. Martin
Clerk
Ethel J. Foreman
Clark David
Lodemi Richard
George Heckber
Mildred Brown
Stephen Spice
Nettie Belsham
Perry Tracey
Maude M. McGirk
Rosas WL. Davy
Grace
Clayton
Jacob. Christman
Farmer
Lena J. C. Christman
Thomas J. Crawford
Shelper
Catherine Keagy
Spy Run School To Get New Building And District Adds
At the school board meeting plans were made for a new 50000 dollar Spy Run school building. Additions to South Wayne Miner and high schools were ordered with work starting after plans are completed. Bond issues totaling about 100000 dollars will fund the improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spy Run
South Wayne
Miner
Parmiston
Charles R. Weatherhog
Malaria & Madairia
Spy Run Ay Verns School
Aml J
Sehnol
Frank J. Allen
Boarl
J. XS
George Shep
Sus Berry
Milton Webber
SE Barr Street
Theosdore Ardendort
Ai Caliourn
Robert, Woo. Gross
Louis Heimel
Bil Legie Street
Northernedivant Teietvers’ Assorition
Compenaition Trust
Chicago
Allen County Courts Resume Weekly Happenings
Elizabeth Brocking files for divorce from Charles Brooking after repeated desertions and abuse. Attorney W C B Aldrich. Patrick Henry Quinlan admitted to practice law. Testimony ends in Elizabeth Schnitzler administratrix suit against Jacob Tr. Feidhter with potential jury, damages sought. Dr William Shryock’s will diverts real estate to grandchildren Bartlett, Christine, Louise and Ann Ward Shr yock with protections on light and air. Artemua Hopkins sues for divorce from Latie Hopkins, married 1892, claiming abandonment. Anbert Hartman files suit. Joseph W Lawler seeks recovery of 2500 copies from Labor Times Herald. editor withholds per contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Brocking
Charles Brooking
W. C. B. Aldrich
Patrick Henry Quinlan
Afonrneville
Harry Quinlan
Elizabeth Schnitzler
Peter Schnitler
Jacob Tr. Feidhter
Shryock
Bartlett
Christine
Louise
Ann Ward Shryock
Jennie Bayleas
Emily Shrrock
Ann Ward Shrrock
Christine L. Shrrock
Artemua R. Hopkins
Latie M. Hopkins
Anbert
Hartman
Joseph W. Lawler
Labor Times Herald
Gart Shoher
Fire destroys Lithia hotel in Attica loss valued at 20000
An atom of a social gala at Lithia hotel in Attica last night saw a master dance by young society people. Early today the building burned down with no occupants. Fires started from a cigarette stub. Furnishings survived. Loss estimated at 20000 dollars and not insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica. Ind
Lithia Hotel
Divorces Sought Over Alleged Abuse and Support Claims
Matilda Ficks accuses John Bicks of supplying family with 120 over fifteen months causing a daughter and son to work to live. Cathrine Krantz claims seven children from 1886 marriage, four alive, father refuses support. both allege abuse. Attys Thomas and Townsend. Effie Parks granted divorce from Samuel Parks. Louis Savory will split among Artance sister Julia Snider and John Favory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Jonise Ficks
John Bicks
Mieks
Tigner
Aldvieh
Cathwine
Kasper Krantz
Tsing
Vemnsylvania Round House
Thomas &Townsend
Effie Parkes
Samuel Parks
Louis Savory
Eircuit
Artance
Julia Snider
John Favory
Evidence trial, jurors named in Pettit vs Lees case progress
Taking of evidence wrapped up in circuit court in Pettit versus D and M Lee to annul a deed and cancel a printing wrapping paper machine contract. Jury panels set for April term include grand and petit jurors from Milan, St Joseph, Springfield, Perry, Madison, Washington, and other towns. Ruby Benedict sues for divorce from William Benedict alleging cruelty. second action filed. Mary E Hayes granted divorce from Levi Hayes for abandonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Benjamin Pettit
Tieibert
M. Lee
Sinner
Pettit
Lees
Giraud and
Petit
Grand Turv
Stellhorn
John Hte
Milan Township
Frank EF. Pilleid
St. Joseph
Louis T. Kintz
Adams
William H. Rapp
Lake
George W. Freiburger
Marion
Petit Jury
Hiram J. Fosnite
Springfield Township
Francis M. Fortmeyer
Washington
Samuel Smith
Milan
Albert Blume
Andrew Yaggy
Maumee
Charles J. Wann
Springfield
G. W. Teenkel
Cedar Creek
Fred EF. Hoffman
Madison
George Till
Perry
August. Bruick
John Korte, Jr
Charles Branstratter
Lafayette
William Martin
Christian Kammerer
John H. Miller
Wayne
Fred FH. Gable
Jefferson
Joseph Dorsey
Scipio
Daniel Rose
Louis Girard
Jackson
Edward Sommers
Henry L. Moody
John Boley
George G. Swain, Jr
Charles G. Griebel
Fort Wayne
Ruby Benedict
William Benedict
Phil B. Colerick
Mary E. Hayes
Levi Hayes
Child Dies From Burns After Bonfire Accident
In Bloomington Indiana on April 9 Anna Bell a five year old daughter of Romey Clay and his wife near Bloomington cried I want to help with the bonfire and moments later she was engulfed in flames. She died within minutes despite efforts to save her. The mother was badly burned while attempting to rescue her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Anna Bell
Romey Clay
Dykeman will upheld giving Logansport hospital and park
Logansport Indiana will receive a $100000 hospital and ninety acres for a park while Cass county gains a large park from the estate of Judge Dykeman. The Dykeman will case ended with the will upheld after Jonathan and George P. Dykema contested it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Cass County
1D. D. Dykeman
Dykeman
Jonathan
George P. Dykema
Temperance poll set for April in Smith field township
Auburn Ind April 4 The temperance question will be settled in Smith field township DeKalb county on April 25 by an election under the Proctor law chosen by county commissioners A remonstrance with a safe majority of names was filed last Friday by the dry element and on Saturday a petition for an election was filed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
Smithfield Township
DeKath County
Jury silent in $10,000 suit over wreckage and death
A superior court jury returned a sealed verdict, denying any damages to Elizabeth Schnitzler as administratrix of Peter Schnitzler's estate against Jacob N. Feichter. The case stemmed from wrecking buildings on the Coombs property to make room for St Joseph's hospital expansion. Schnitzler was killed when a wall fell. The jury deliberated about three hours. Separately, American Liability Co. sues Birney Hutchins for an accounting. Clarence Shoemaker and Maude Kime were granted divorces in circuit and superior courts respectively, and Theodore Kime obtained a divorce from Maude Kime in the superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Schnitzler
Peter Schnitzler
Jacob N. Feichter
Schnitzler
Feichter
Coombs
Broadway
Berry Streets
St. Joseph
Clarence
Folson Shoemaker
Theodore Kime
Maude Kime
Helpless on tracks in Seymour as traveler loses leg
At Seymour Indiana on April 9 a St John Michigan traveler Nelson Keen was found after being run down on the B and O tracks by an express train. He had his left leg badly crushed and it was amputated at the county poor farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Ind
George Keller
Nelson Keen
St. John
Mich
Kees
Birth Record Notice From Terre Haute Parents
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. William M. Try of 1240 Fwing Street Terre Haute Ind A letter from labor union leader Al W Kwoezalla of 834 No 8th St Terre Haute praises Foley's Kidney Pills saying they cured him after kidney trouble and heavy medicine The Dreier Drug Co operates two stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Try
Fwing Street
al. W. Kwoezalla
No. 8Th St
Terre Haute
Ind
Foley
Dreier Drug Co
Original will and codicils filed in circuit court
An original will and two codicils were filed in circuit court on Monday, probated, disposing of the estate of Anna E. Barnes. For the present, the realty will be left in controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Barnes
Latest Markets Street Prices and Commodities
Market notes list various grains and flours with prices from Wheat at 96 cents per bushel to rye and barley figures. Includes flour types, screenings, middlings, cornmeal quotes, and bagged products. Also covers butter and eggs in New York, Toledo market details and local price listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Tressell & Sons
Graham
Prices for butter eggs and meat from Wiener and Beyer lines
Wiener and Co and Beyer Brothers Co present corrected price lists for dairy and produce items. Butter Elgin and Wisconsin creams. eggs current receipts 18 to 22 cents a dozen. poultry hens and ducks priced per pound. potatoes onions cheese and bacon details. City scale livestock and grain prices list hogs cattle sheep and lambs with per head and per bushel figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiener & Co
C. M. Wiener
Elgin
Michigan
Beyer Brothers Co
C. L. Hall
Wisconsin
Elgin Creamery
Well Brose and Co. Prices and Feed Quotations
The listing shows prices for hides including green light hides at 3 10 per lb and cured light hides at 12 17 per lb, calf hides and skins, rubber boots, zinc and lead, rags, copper, ginseng root, and seal root. Feed quotations corrected by Henderson include timothy, mixed hay, clover hay, baled straw, oats, barley, rye, timothy seed, and red clover with ton prices. Fur quotations corrected by Weil Bros cover mink, muskrat, opossum, raccoon, red fox. New York grain and provisions note flour, wheat, raw sugar, Muscovado, centrifugal, and molasses sugar prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Well Brose. & Co
Uiunden
W. Bl. Henderson & Co
Hay-Timothy
Ile
Weil Bros. & Co
New York
East Buffalo Market Receipts and Prices April Report
East Buffalo New York market today's receipts 6499 head with 380 shipments to New York and yesterday official shipments 3040. Market weak across workers heavies at 8.25 to 8.33, light workers 7.40 to 7.77, pigs 7.00 to 7.60, roughs 7.25 to 7.40, stags 5.00 to 6.00. Sheep and lambs receipts 400 head, market 25 cents lower, top lambs 8.50. Cattle receipts 1900 head, market slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago
Texas
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago Market Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Report
Chicago and Cincinnati and Pittsburg market notes dated April 9 detail receipts and prices for cattle hogs sheep and lambs across multiple markets. Chicago sees 3000 cattle and 15000 hogs with mixed price movements while Cincinnati and Pittsburgh report varied cattle hogs and calves bids and sales. Produce and poultry section begins with Chicago Butter market context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Til
Market Opens Strong as Stocks Rise Wide in New York
The Day on Wall Street reports an active opening with fractional changes. Amalgamated Copper and St Paul fell 4, Reading and Union Pacific gained slightly, Consolidated Gas and United States Rubber rose, United States Steel eased. By noon gains broadened, Union Pacific and southern roads led, bonds steadied, and the close was strong with Louisville & Nashville and Reading finishing near day highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
St. Paul
Reading
Union Pacific
Consolidated Gas
United States Rubber
United States Steel
General Electric
International Harvester
Harvester
Southern Group of Roads
Louisville & Nashville
Wall Street Bank and Industrial Stocks Mixed on Apr il 9
Irregular moves in American metals oil and railroad shares as trading noon results show varied performance. Prominent names include United States Steel, New York Central, Northern Pacific, Pennsylvania, Chicago and North Western, Reading, and Pacific Mail trading with mixed gains and losses amid fluctuating demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Inter
Louis. & Nash
Missouri Pac
Nat. Biscuit
National
Leo
Ang Am
N.Y
Duty An
Nor, A& West
Coast Line
Pacific Mail
Ball
Den
U.S
Steet du Pf
Roosevelt Attacks Taft Campaign Team in Illinois Speech
Col Roosevelt spoke to a large crowd in front of Clinton courthouse criticizing Taft campaign manager McKinley and allies Tawney Barnes Penrose Cannon Guggenheim Lorimer. He urged Illinois to set the keynote and condemned linking Lorimer with Lincoln in a provocative attack on the senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Haime
McKinley
Taft
Col. Roosevelt
Court House
Clinton
Col
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
United States
Tawney
Barnes
Penrose
Gallinger
Cannon
Guggenheim
Lorimer
Vero Meliiley
Metwinley
Ninselt
Tafter
Illinois
Tllinois
Lincoln
Democrats of Dekalb County Seek Nominations in Primary
Auburn Ind April 9 The Democratic primaries will be held Thursday of next week with races for sheriff recorder county clerk and other offices. Sheriff contenders include Duerk Holtzberg Reed and Hoff while recorder candidates are SteNath Baxter Norford Geisinger and Kincade. McKennan seeks state representative opposed by Currie. Coroner is Tresh surveyor Link and commissioner Bordner seek renomination. Republicans to nominate by convention with no candidates announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
Recorder
Wm. A. Duerk
Wm. Holtzberg
Harry Reed
John P. Hoff
Ralph Thomas
Warren SteNath
Thos. J. Baxter
J. W
E. A. Bordner
Evansville Man Credits Foley Kidney Pills For Cure
Mr H W Winkler of 328 Huston Ave Evansville Indiana reports a severe kidney trouble with back pains and irregular kidney action was cured by Foley Kidney Pills. He says he now feels perfectly well and like a new man. Dreier Drug Coy two stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Winkler
Huston Ave
Evansville
Ind
Foley
Dreier
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Westminster Church
Henry Antrup
Evans
B., Roberts
William Griebel
James Foster
John MC Evans
Helen
J. Lewis
Christian Lieb
I. Griswold
Fred Fowler
C. B. Beaver
Far Foster
Miss Fersmson
Misaes Griebel
Margie Lewis
Bates
George Brindle
Lake Township
Edna Coffelt
Minnie Fisher
Bert Ferguson
Natal
Mary Ferguson
John Brindle
Marie Coffelt
J. A. Diffenderfer
Martha Fisher
Louis Fisher
Frances Ferguson
May E. Fisher
Daniel Ferguson
Florence Brindle
Wiliam Ferguson
Jess Ferguson
Coffelt
George Brindle, Jr
Perry Coffelt
Charles Brindle
Bedlam
Coatesville
Miss Marie Scroggy
Allen County Courts
William Shryock
West Berry Street
Wolf & Des Sauer
Euge 1
Jans
Attica
Nework
Toledo
Lima
Luna
Indiana
Fred Eckart Packing Co
NEW York Stock List
M’kinley
Mr. Roosevelt
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